Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, commonly abbreviated WWDC is taking place at Moscone West, San Francisco. The conference is planned for 5 days starting today, from June 7 to June 11, 2010. This has become a big launching pad for Apple to showcase its upcoming products as the whole world gets concentrated here for few days, especially now Apple being such a major electronic player. Apple is enjoying a great success with iPhone, so, they highlighted the number of applications or apps available for iPhone and thus the logo was “the centre of the app universe”. Ok, now gets rolling into the story. Continue reading “Apple’s WWDC Conference 1st day – The Complete Story” »

The Great Indian tamasha of allocating 3G spectrum to private cellular operators finally ended its first process with Department of Telecom raising about $14.6bn. Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications, Vodafone Essar and Idea Cellular have emerged as provisional winners in the auction.
Tata Teleservices, Aircel and S Tel are the other provisional winners in the auction, which began April 9. The Department of Telecommunications said the results are subject to the approval of the government and thus will result in further consumption of time. The proceeds from the auction will include payments by state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam, who were given bandwidth before auctions to have a head start, being state run companies are now destined to meet the winning bids. The Indian government had put up three bandwidth slots for sale to offer 3G services in 17 telecom service areas, and four slots in remaining five areas. The successful bidders will be allowed to offer 3G services on a commercial basis effective September of this year, if nothing goes in trouble again.

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Yesterday, Nokia unveiled their new flagship device, the Nokia N8 featuring 12MP camera module on-board capable of recording 720p HD video at 25 frames per second, the latest handset from the Finnish company has set eyes on becoming the new imaging champ in the mobile phone world. Then, this is a smartphone based on Symbain^3 with all the possible connectivity options covered, also add a dedicated graphics chip coupled with 600MHz CPU.  Continue reading “In-depth analysis of Nokia’s Next Big Bet – Nokia N8 (Camera and Symbain^3)” »

Google is the most celebrated company over internet looking to get involve with people in every possible way by changing its logo or any other way it can thing off. It was time for April Fools 2010! and Google went all the way to fool you. Below is the list of few things which made people go crazy or fool themselves and thus Google succeeded in their task.

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A fighter aircraft is a aircraft designed primarily for air-to-air combat with other aircraft, as opposed to a bomber, which is designed primarily to attack ground targets by dropping bombs. These type of aircraft are small, very fast, and highly maneuverable. Right from the BF-109 Messerschmitt, fighter planes have ruled the enemy skies with their ability to defy enemies attack. Fighter planes are far advanced than normal aircraft used for transport purposes. Here I have compiled a list of the best jet fighter’s present on the planet. To choose one over the other would be sheer injustice and frankly, each one has its plus and minus points witch each one being one hell of a dream machine to possess. Continue reading “World’s Best Jet Fighters” »

The ipad has finally arrived and as Steve jobs claims that it’s “more intimate than a laptop and it’s more capable than a smartphone.”  Well, smartphones make and receive phone calls and that’s the reason for attachment  of word “phone” to smartphone, and ipad can’t. It definitely features a faster processor but Nexus one too features a 1GHZ processor but ipad excels with appstore and a brilliant screen. The high-resolution, 9.7-inch LED-backlit IPS display on iPad is remarkably crisp and vivid however, it can’t be compared to a smartphone.

Steve  Jobs once slapped netbooks as cheap laptops and now he says “its more intimate than a laptop”. Let’s compare it with a netbook and see why iPad may not be so hot except for its wow factor:

1. There is no multitasking feature. Well, cheap netbooks can multitask easily.

2. Screen is not widescreen. It’s perfect for reading books but what about watching movies.

3. No Flash support. Steve claims flash a “cpu hog” while millions of website users doesn’t seem to think so. Continue reading “10 Simple reasons for Why iPad doesn’t deserve much attention” »

Tablet PCs garnered the majority of headlines in 2010, and Micro Star International (MSI) decided to start the year by launching the U130, U135 and U160, its first models based on Intel’s Pine Trail platform. However, the end of the decade saw people fall out of love with the netbook form factor that had revitalised sales for a number of OEMs and brought others into the public consciousness. Netbooks were introduced to serve a simple purpose, but were being edged towards machines that could do it all, both in terms of physical characteristics and price. MSI seems to have gone back to basics with the Wind U135, using a redesigned chassis to accommodate the new silicon from Intel. The Pine Trail platform was Intel’s Centrino-like solution for netbooks, moving the memory controller and graphics into the processor package. One of the well-documented problems with the Diamondville platform was the use of the power-hungry 945GC/GSE chipset. Continue reading “MSI Wind U135 netbook Review” »