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Amazon Android Phone to be Unveiled on June 18...It's Official!
Gadget enthusiasts have been eagerly waiting for the new Amazon android phone. They have filtered the web for any leaks, rumours for so long that the official announcement of the June 18 event, to launch the much anticipated Android smartphone on Amazon's site, has become a celebration itself. The teaser on the Amazon Homepage of the new Amazon android phone has increased the happy tension even more.




And interesting thing is, the event is not Press Only event. Amazon invites all of you, yes all of you to attend the event. All you have to do is Amazon’s homepage and click to register for an invitation. If you’re chosen, which will happen before June 12, 2014, then you’ll be able to travel to Amazon in Seattle, USA and see this new phone for yourself.

The anticipation for Amazon smartphone is not misplaced particularly after the ambitions of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the success of the Amazon's Fire-branded Android devices -- Amazon Fire TV, the Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet. The Amazon eBook Reader is always there. All Amazon needs to make best use of its app ecosystem, Amazon Appstore for Android, and Android Appstore, is a smartphone.

The new Amazon smartphone will be an Android phone, There's not much known about the Use Interface. That's what Amazon has created to sit above the Google Android OS.

We've seen the leaks, heard the rumors, and now there’s a press event on the 18th of June. The cool thing about this event is that you’re invited.


What can surprise us  in the new Amazon Smartphone ?


According to some rumours out there, the new amazon smartphone experience moves with the user. Apparently, there are sensors on the front of the phone that delivers a 3D experience of some kind. How and what, is not known right now. But since amazon is entering the smartphone market rather late, hence it can be assumed that the UI will be different from what competitors have rolled out so far. May be you can see some 3D bundled in a smartphone. Who knows.

See you at the Amazon Android Phone unveiling event in Seattle on June 18... ---------

Anil Singh Thursday, June 5, 2014
Moto E Specs : Dual-Core , 1GB RAM, $250 Price and ... microSD Card Support
Moto E Specs Leaked : Will be Mid-range at $250. Dual-Core CPU, 1GB RAM . Three versions : Single SIM, Dual SIM and One with Digital TV Support. 

Motorola’s upcoming Moto E specs in full details haev been leaked online. Moto E will be a modest dual-core processor smartphone with 1GB of RAM and 4GB of expandable storage . For that Motorola will charge you $250+ .

Don't compare it with Moto X flagship .

Going by the specs and the price Moto E is for economical Buyers.

The rumors about Moto E were doing rounds for some time now, at that time it was being called Motorola XT102X . Now we know it's Moto E.

Moto E Specs :

Run on Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS
1.2GHz dual-core processor
1GB of RAM
4.3-inch touchscreen
4GB Built in storage space
Storage Expandable with a microSD slot
Super-slim device at just 6.2mm in thickness
5-megapixel camera
1,900mAh battery

Variants : Standard single SIM version, A dual-SIM variant and a third model with digital TV support.

The microSD card and super slimness will be the USPs for Moto E. Dual SIM will be a tempting thing in markets like India as well.

Price and Availability of Moto E :

No release Date is revealed yet.

First markets to get the Moto E will be Brazil and Mexico . Or may be India.

The offering Looks Good.
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Anil Singh Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Intel Dual Boot platform: Switch between Windows and Android with Button Press
In the CES 2014, Intel demonstrated its Dual Boot Platform or Dual Boot Operating System (OS). The Intel's dual boot platform toggles Windows and Android, with the press of a button, announced Intel CEO Brian Krzanich.

Watch the video demonstrating Intel's Dual platform OS that can switch between Windows and Android :


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Anil Singh Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Use Adobe Photoshop on iPhone, Android phones for $4.99

Some Applications are indispensable to a buyer and he/she wants that application, irrespective of which smartphone or tablet he/she is buying. These application are usually the productivity and professional applications; based on the profession of the buyer. Some examples of these apps are Office, Pagemaker, Photoshop etc.

iPhone and Android smartphone buyers, always wanted a Photoshop app for their respective devices; Adobe has finally brought one. Adobe has released a version of Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones. The photo editing application for iPhone and Android smartphones has almost identical set of features as the tablet app (available for some time now). Although the overall experience has been customized specifically for smaller displays.

What the Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones offers:

Just like the Tablet version, the smartphone version features core Photoshop features like layers, adjustments, filters and advanced selection tools. That apart, the app has features like Scribble Selection to enable high-precision selections using just your finger, Camera Fill which lets you blend your camera feed with different layers. Since these use the touch functionality of the devices  the features are just a continuation from the Tab app.

Some notable features you will specially check out are: Color Drops, Acrylic Paint and a brand new filter called Ripple.

Other Key Offerings:

The Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones also offers:

- Supports Adobe Creative Cloud , comes with a free 2GB of storage space. This is to allow the users begin a creation on smartphone, save it in Cloud and access it for further work from the tablet.

Price of Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones:

Adobe Photoshop Touch is available now in the Apple App Store and on Google Play for $4.99.

Compatibly Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones:

For iPhone users, at least an iPhone 4S or newer and iOS 6.0 or later. The fifth-generation iPod touch is also supported. Android owners will need version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or later to run the app.

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Anil Singh Thursday, February 28, 2013
HP unveils Slate 7: Its first Android tablet

HP, hours back, unveiled Slate 7: Its first Android tablet. The price of Slate 7 is $169, and will compete with entry level 7-inch tablets.

In 2011, HP's TouchPad tablet — based on Palm's webOS operating system—didn't able to make its mark in the market. Earlier HP experimented with Windows-based tablets, but with no success.

More recently, HP chose to be with Windows 8 with the ElitePad tablets(targeted at Business users) and the convertible Envy x2, a PC with a removable slate.

With Slate 7 (targeted at consumers), HP has entered into the Android market. Showcased at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Slate 7 weighs 13-ounce (325 grams) and is arriving in U.S. in April.

Slate 7 Specs:

1) 7-inch display with a modest (1024 by 600px resolution) display (same as the original Kindle Fire)
2) Runs on Jelly Bean 4.1 Android
3) Powered by dual-core ARM processor
4) Two cameras, a rear 3-megapixel camera and a VGA front camera
5)  8 GB of memory, expandable via microSD
6) Battery lasts for 5 hours (unimpressive).
7) Embedded Beats Audio (HP claims is an industry first for tablets)
8) Direct printing capabilities
9) Connectivity: Wi-Fi only


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Anil Singh Monday, February 25, 2013
Window 8- Tablet to beat iOS and Android

Will Microsoft be able to break Apple’s hold on the tablet space?  With the advent of Windows 8 it may be able to do so.




Desktop Familiarity
The ground running reason why the PC users will shift to Windows 8 tablet is because they are accustomed to Microsoft Operating System. Once you tap on the desktop interface, you’ll be greeted with the familiar interface. 

Undoubtedly, Android and iOS have user friendly interface, but Windows 8 is something out of box. There is no learning curve and you don’t have to fiddle here and there to learn about the operating system.
The desktop familiarity lends a sense of convenience that is completely reassuring. You know your way for instance, My Computer is where you store your files and Recycle Bin is a place where all your deleted items are stored.

The greatest perk is you can install the same programs like Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. The only thing that has changed is instead of mouse, you will be using tap of your finger. And that’s not even the slightest problem because there is nothing known as wrong taps.

Device Support
 Windows 8 has promised to change the conventional concept of connectivity. For example, the ipad tablet cannot be connected to iphone and Android tablet won’t be able to recognize the camera. But with Windows 8 you can connect a camera and in built drivers will recognize it instantly. You can also plugin printer into tablet USB port and it’ll be detected. In fact, you can manage the other tablets with Windows 8 tablet. Hook up iPad, My Nexus S or Nokia handset.


Data Transfer
Transferring files on Windows, Linux or Mac PC is a simple activity in the arena of personal computing. On an iPad there is no USB port and you have to carry a pen drive to transfer the files, which can be bit daunting task. In case of Android, the tablets proffer USB port; but you need an extra app known as file manager app to use it properly.

But with Windows 8-you can connect USB drive to the tablet and tap the notification to open the drive and copy the stuff from Drive C to Drive D.

Multi Tasking
Multitasking has become an essential ingredient. Microsoft Windows 8 is able to provide you an advantage of multi tasking with an approach that is better than IOS and Android.
When in a full screen with the Metro app, you can swipe the screen and open the other app instantly. It puts an original app in the mode of suspension, which in turn saves the battery.
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jyoti Sunday, August 26, 2012