Nokia Asha 200-Dual Sim QWERTY Keypad Phone

Nokia is launching new ASHA series mobile phones in Indian market; Nokia Asha 200 is one of these phones. The phone is coming soon means not yet released. This is DUAL SIM compatible mobile phone which has an easy swap in/out SIM card slot and user will insert and exit the SIM without turning off the phone. The phone has basic lists of features and specifications.

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Kinetic Phones...

What Are Kinetic Phones?

 

Who can remember the jump from DOS to Windows? 

And who can forget the excitement of the first cell phones? 

Well things are about to take another change. 

If you have ever thought of getting a phone that can bend then hold onto your seat because the day is near. Nokia has launched the first Nokia kinetic phone. Yes, it is bendable. It cannot yet open the door or scratch your back, but it is flexible and this also means a bit more robust in design than the average Smart Phone.

 

Still in Prototype Phase
The bad news is that the kinetic phone, although the most revolutionary concept in mobile phones ever, has been launched, it is not yet available on the market. It may also stay in the prototype phase, but if it creates enough of a stir, Nokia may very well decide to go into mass production to improve everyone’s cellphone experience by leaps and bounds.

Bendable is not the Only Hot Trend
Although the kinetic phone is loved mostly because it can bend, it also has an OLED display and just about everything your average personal computer has – just in a compact size. If you hold the phone in your hand and bend it to the left, then to the right and try to twist it, you will find that it is completely flexible. It is rather difficult to focus on anything else, but although the kinetic device can bend in opposite directions, it also features various zooming abilities for pictures.
The device furthermore features an easy to use scroll feature for music and for using some of the other applications. Cameras may even get a run for the show as the phone has tremendous panning features and can be described as the all-in-one phone, computer, and camera as well as music player, recorder and video recorder.

Where was the Nokia Phone Launched?
Even if you are not the standard gimmicks fan you must admit that this is worth keeping your eyes open for. The launch was made at the Nokia World Conference held in London at the Nokia booth. The Internet will never be the same with thousands of users using such a flexible device. At this stage it is a still hoping for the best situation – that is that the phone will become available on the market.

Control by Means of Twisting
The control is no longer touch based. With the kinetic device you will have ample reason for twisting away at the screen as it will be the way for navigating. You can even make calls by twisting the screen. The only drawback is that two hands are normally required for effective twisting. This could be the phone that will stop mobile phoning and driving in South Africa.
If you want to navigate to the next screen, simply twist. To scroll faster simply twist more. If you become too enthusiastic and twist a bit too far, simply twist in the opposite direction and once the file that you want to see is highlighted or perhaps the contact that you want to phone, just give it a bend again and it pops open.

All Plastic
The phone is made from plastic, which means that it will also be less likely to break if it hits the ground. The whole phone and not only part of it, can bend which is also the means for zooming and controlling volume as well as playback, all because it is made from plastic.

Aesthetically Appealing
As can be expected, the Nokia handset is not only highly functional and bendable, but also a truly attractive phone. It could very well be the next top model of phones. If it catches on and hits the stores, we may in future say “Give me a twist” rather than “Dial me”.
Squeeze to Answer
They should call it the ‘Love Phone’ since you give it a gentle squeeze when you want to answer.

Why the Replacement of the Touch Screen?
According to Nokia, the kinetic phone with its twisting and squeezing is the answer to operation difficulty with touch screens. True, in most instances, the touch screen works pretty well, but if you wear gloves in the winter, it may be a bit of hassle to operate. Nokia doesn’t plan on replacing the touch screen; simply add onto it for those applications where a twist or turn will improve the user experience.
Security
Instead of the fingerprint to lock or open the device, Nokia has suggested that it would be possible to make it ‘grip recognizable’. It will thus recognize the user’s particular grip. Just remember to always be kind! It is made from an intuitive material and thus a step into the future.
Multifunctional
Another reason to look forward to the Nokia kinetic phone is the multi-functionality of the device. With just the right bend, one will be able to perform several functions at one. As such it can be seen as a time saving device, made for the superfast society of today.

Usage in the Car
Since the Nokia kinetic handset is so flexible it may even be built-in on the dashboard of the car where you will then be able to use one hand to get the right twist.

Waterproof
Even more good news for those of us who regularly drop our phones in water of all sorts – because it is without buttons, it can be waterproof. Notably you will not use the phone underwater, but at least you will be able to save it when it gets wet.

Easy Fit
Because the Nokia kinetic phone is compact in size, you will be able to fit it in your handbag or pocket. The idea of a pocket size computer has become tangible with the funky design and super functionality of the device. The phone will take on the shape of its environment and thus the risk of damage will be minimized. Let’s hope the device becomes available to the general public.

Samsung Galaxy Projector Phone

Samsung Galaxy Beam with Pico Projector



The mobile's main feature is the pico projector which can create projections from 5-50inches in size. The projector is made by Texas Instruments and is sure to give the extra edge to the mobile adding up to its other good features like 8MP Camera and audio clarity and all others.

The Galaxy Beam (codename: Halo) with its 3.7-inch Super AMOLED display is now hoped to hit Singapore exclusively in July2011. At launch, the world's first Android phone with a built-in DLP pico projector will be served version 2.1 of Google's confectionary delight. Specification wise if we see it is best as all the smartphones does in Samsung and additionally high MP camera makes picture perfect photos on the move. Memory/Storage feature is bit confusingly marked as 4Gb + 2Gb + 1Gb + 16Gb versions made worse by no mention of microSD extension though it was definitely there when we examine all other smartphones from the Samsung.


Here are the official specs of the phone shared by Samsung during CommunicAsia 2010 .The phone is packed up with a Pico projector and an 1800 mAh battery sporting a 8 MP Camera on the rear along with new Bluetooth 3.0 and WiFi.


Samsung Galaxy Beam Specifications:Network    HSUPA 5.76 Mbps / HSDPA 7.2Mbps

    3G (900 / 1900 / 2100 MHz)

    EDGE, GPRS, GSM Quad Band (850 / 900
 /1800 / 1900 MHz)
Operating System    Android 2.1 Version
Display/Screen    3.7” WVGA SUPER AMOLED
Camera    8.0 mega-pixel Camera + Auto focus
with Flash (Front: VGA)
Video Formats supported    MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV, DivX, Xvid
Audio Formats supported    MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA
Additional features    A-GPS

    Android Market Ô for more applications and
contents

    FM Radio

    Augmented Reality with Layar Reality
Browser

    SMS/ MMS/ Email/ Exchange ActiveSync

    Sensor: Accelerometer, Proximity

    Offline & No SIM Mode, Handwriting
Recognition: English & Simplified Chinese

    RSS Reader, Mobile Widgets, A-GPS
Connectivity    Bluetooth v 3.0

    AllShare (DLNA)

    TV Out

    Mobile AP (wireless Internet tethering)

    Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

    USB v2.0 (High-Speed)
Storage and Internal memory    4Gb + 2Gb + 1Gb + 16Gb MoviNAND
Size    123 x 59.8 x 14.9 mm, 155g
Battery Strength    1800 mAh
Talktime    7 hours (3G)
Standby    530 hours (3G)

Pan Charger boils your iPhone And Radio.

Japanese firm TES NewEnergy has launched a bizarre new way to charge your cellphone and other gadgets: using a pan of boiling water. The idea behind the Pan Charger was prompted when CEO Kazuhiro Fujita saw footage of earthquake victims huddled around small fires, and wondered whether integrating a heat-powered charger element to a regular saucepan would be a good idea.


“When I saw the TV footage of the quake victims making a fire to keep themselves warm, I came up with the idea of helping them to charge their mobile phones at the same time … Unlike a solar power generator, our pot can be used regardless of time of day and weather while its small size allows people to easily carry it in a bag in case of evacuation” Kazuhiro Fujita, CEO, TES NewEnergy

Outwardly looking like any regular pot, the Pan Charger actually has a base plate covered in strips of ceramic thermoelectric material: the temperature differentials between the fire underneath and the 100-degree C water inside allow that material to create electricity, which is pumped out via a regular USB connection. Anything that can operate on roughly 2W/400mA can recharge; Fujita reckons an iPhone would take around three to five hours to fully rejuice.

TES NewEnergy is offering the Pan Charger in Japan this month, priced at 24,150 yen ($300), but the company also plans to launch it in developing countries where stable power sources can be tough to find. “There are many places around the world that lack the electric power supply for charging mobile phones” Fujita suggests.

As the British well know, the best course of action in an emergency is to boil some water and make a nice cup of tea. Now, you can charge your smartphone and radio at the same time.

Amazon Kindle Fire 7 inches Android tablet For Just 10,000

The company has rolled out the latest tablet Amazon Kindle Fire with cool features. After the great success of the eBook reader Kindle the company is going to play the seconding inning of tablets by their latest product. Official has not announced the launch of product into Indian market but one can buy easily by it from the Amazon store.
About This

Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet comes with dual core processor that runs over the Google Android operating system. We can say here it another tablet into market that is using Android OS. The tablet has 7.0 inches of multi touch IPS display that produces the resolution if 1024 x 600 pixels. It is a light weight tablet as only 413 grams with dimensions of 190 x 120 x 11.4 mm. it has internal memory of 8 GB but storing Amazon content online is free on cloud storage.

Price

Amazon Kindle Fire Price in India not announced but in US for US$199 (Rs.10,000)
 
Features and Specifications

1GHz Dual Core Processor
Operating System: Google Android
512MB RAM
Display Screen Size: 7.0 inches
Display Type: Touch Screen
Display Resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels
Multi-touch display
IPS technology
Processor: Dual core
Internal Memory: 8GB storage
Free cloud storage for all Amazon content
Battery Model: Li-ion
Run Time Backup: Up to 8 hours of continuous reading
Video playback backup: 7.5 hours
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n
USB Port 2.0
3.5 mm stereo audio jack
Stereo speakers
Media Formats Supported: Kindle (AZW), PDF, TXT, and PRC natively, unprotected MOBI, Audible (Audible Enhanced (AA, AAX)), DOC, DOCX
Image Format Support: JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP
Audio Format Support: non-DRM AAC, MP3, MIDI, OGG
Video Format Support: WAV, MP4, VP8
Dimensions: 190 x 120 x 11.4 mm
Weight: 413 grams

Apple iPhone 5 will release next year

A number of Apple lovers were left unhappy by the “Let’s Talk iPhone” event earlier this week when rather than a completely new iPhone that would change the world of cell phones yet again, they instead got a revamped iPhone 4 in the style of an iPhone 4S. However, Apple fans shouldn’t permit discontent to consume them for too much time; experts are now anticipating a super fast state-of-the-art 4G LTE iPhone 5 to be launched a while in 2012.

Will Strauss, president of market study company Forward Concepts has informed CNET: “Apple is saving the iPhone 5 model for the LTE version, and the latest design won’t arrive until the 4G LTE systems is able to be utilized in cell phones, which won’t be out until upcoming springtime.”Strauss thinks that the utilize of LTE concept being implemented by mobile phones like the HTC Thunderbolt is early and not to the big standards that Apple prides itself on.There were stories that Apple wasn’t pleased with the first generation of LTE chipsets from Qualcomm as they would make the devices bulkier. New Apple President Tim Cook isn’t ready to compromise the model of the iPhone by too early applying the concept.


As per a chip master Anand Shimpi of Anandtech, iPhone 4′s pcb isn’t of suitable size to carry an additional chip to allow LTE without reducing the size of the battery.Shimpi says a Qualcomm chip named the MDM9615, which will be able to LTE voice and data that would fit Apple’s mobile phone specs, is probably to come out in the 2nd quarter of 2012. Wedbush Securities expert Scott Sutherland also thinks 2012 will be a milestone yr for Apple; he feels both a 4G iPhone 5, as well as the latest iPad 3 will appear the coming year.


Jefferies expert Peter Misek also anticipates an iPad 3 release in calendar 1st quarter and an LTE iPhone in the 1st half of calendar 2012.

Roll Top Future Design Laptop

Roll Top Future Design of Laptop.Its was designed in Germany.It is a Cylindrical Rolling Laptop.I will rock the Laptop World after releasing it India. The Rolltop concept is wrapping a flexible OLED display.Unrolling it when needed for tablet, monitor or laptop functionality.


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Apple iPhone 4S goes on sale

A faster iPhone with better software and an improved camera went on sale in seven countries on Friday as hundreds of buyers camped out for hours to be among the first to get one.

About 200 people were at Apple's Fifth Avenue store in Manhattan as the iPhone 4S went on sale at 8 a.m. Steve Wozniak, who created Apple with Steve Jobs in a Silicon Valley garage in 1976, was first in line at a store in Los Gatos, Calif.

The base model of the iPhone 4S costs $199 in the U.S. with a two-year contract. It comes with 16 gigabytes of storage. Customers can get 32 gigabytes for $299 and 64 gigabytes for $399. Customers have a choice of white or black.


The phone - Apple's fifth - has a faster processor and an improved camera compared with last year's model. It has a new operating system that allows you to sync content without needing a computer. It also includes a futuristic, voice-activated service that responds to spoken commands and questions such as "Do I need an umbrella today?"


However, some customers and investors were disappointed that Apple didn't launch a more radical new model - an iPhone 5. It's been more than a year since Apple's previous model was released.

Australian court bans sales of Samsung Galaxy tab

An Australian court has temporarily banned Samsung from selling its new Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer in the country after rival Apple accused the company of copying the technology of its iPad tablet.

Federal Court Justice Annabelle Bennett granted a temporary injunction on Thursday against sales of Samsung's new tablet in Australia. That means Samsung cannot sell the device in Australia in its current form until a pending patent lawsuit between the warring technology giants is resolved.

The decision is a huge blow for Samsung. The company had hoped to launch the new product in time for Christmas sales.

Apple and Samsung have been embroiled in an international legal battle over their rival tablets.

"Aakash" Tablet for Students

 The Indian made Aakash LCAD Tablet was launched on 5th October 2011! It has been called ‘Aakash’ which literally translates to ‘Sky’.

When news of the Aakash Tablet first made headlines, it appeared to be no less than a myth. The device itself was not a question of debate; it was the cost of the computing device that raised many an eyebrow, within the country as well as overseas. 


Aakash Tablet Price for Students – Expected to be Rs.1500-1750 (After Rs.750 subsidy by the government, only for students)

 Aakash Tablet Price in Retail Market – Rs. 3000 (inclusive of all taxes)

Aakash Tablet in the retail market is called as Datawind Ubislate and it will have added features when compared to the student’s version.

The specifications of Aakash Tablet are as under

• Screen – 7” resistive
• Operating System – Android 2.2
• Processor  - 366 MHz in addition to Graphics Accelerator and HD Video Co-processor
• Storage – 2GB Flash Memory with 2GB Micro SD card which is expandable up to 32GB
• Memory -256 MB RAM
• Network – Wi-Fi Enabled
• Connectivity – 2 USB ports
• Battery – 2100mAh
• Web Browser – DataWind Accelerated Browser
• Modem – Inbuilt cellular and Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)

   To sum it up the configuration of Aakash is perfect for students. At the price at which it is being made available to students it will be possible for every student in India to own a computing device and become computer literate.