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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
Review of Sony Xperia Go

Sony has always remained in the limelight for launching new mobiles into the market. The handsets are known to be considered as beauty with the brains because of their smart and sleek, compact and stylish designs. This is possible because of Adreno GPU which is installed in most of Sony’s android mobiles.

Design: The mobile is designed in such a way that fits into your palm. The exterior of the mobile has smooth finish and display glass is the only polished surface visible. It is quite evocative of Xperia Sola which is a good thing. The weight of mobile is 110 gm which is quite lighter.

Processor: It has 1 GHz Cortex-A9 Dual Core Processor backed by 512 MB RAM that makes the thing smooth. It runs on Android GingerBread and not on IceCream Sandwich, which is disgusting, but not disastorous, as upgrade is promised.

The major USP of this product is it is water resistant and dustproof.

Camera: Xperia brags having a 5 megapixel camera with single LED light. The mobile is competent of HD video recording at 720p.

Storage: The Xperia Go can carry the music collection, videos and images with an internal memory of 8 GB. The expandable memory is up to 32 GB. 

Connectivity: This mobile can allow the user to access their e mail using inbuilt Adobe Flash 11 player. With 2G network internet connectivity can be accessed through GPRS and EDGE technology. The device is WiFi proficient as well and user can connect to internet via local wireless network in range. Data can be exchanged through micro USB port which is capable of tethering to other devices. The user can also use radio FM inbuilt for leisure time. Google Maps is another interesting option on the phone. Networking sites and office suite is also preinstalled in the mobile.

Battery: The mobile has a Li-Ion battery and assures to give the owner 6 hours of talk time if used in 2G network. On 3G, the battery lasts for 5 hours.
 
Color: Black

Price- Rs 18,999(approx)

Specifications:

General



Form
Bar

SIM
Single, GSM

Touch Screen
Yes, Capacitive
Display



Type
Capacitive, touch screen

Size
3.5 inches

Resolution
480 x 320 pixels

Colors
16M colors
Camera



Primary Camera
5 MP

Video Recording
Yes, 720 x 1280, VGA@30fps

Zoom
Yes, Digital Zoom 16x
Memory and Storage



Internal
8 GB storage

Expandable Memory Slot
Yes, up to 32 GB
Internet & Connectivity



GPRS
Yes, 107 kbps

Edge
Yes, 296 kbps

3G
Yes, 14.4 Mbps

Wi-Fi
Yes, 802.11 b/g/n

USB connectivity
Yes, micro USB, v2





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jyoti Wednesday, September 5, 2012
3 Simplest Gadgets

Technology has entered in our lives way beyond our imagination. Whether it is home or office these gadgets are genius and simple.

Watch this video to know the three simplest man made inventions.



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jyoti Thursday, August 30, 2012
Review on Sony Xperia Neo L

Sony Xperia Neo L is an Android enabled Smartphone that provides true entertainment on the first go. The phone is giving neck to neck competition to HTC One V and LG Optimus 7.


Here are some of the scintillating features of the product

Pros
  • It scores well in terms of look and design.
  • It runs on latest operating System
  • The phone comes with long battery life.
Cons
  •  It has very limited codec support.
  •  It does not have FM radio.
  • It suffers from the problem of proximity sensors

Hardware/Design- The Smartphone seems to have been built on the similar lines of thought as Neo and Neo V. It has 4 inch display and it weighs 131.5 gm. The phone is not feather light. It comes in two shades black and white.
 It has 4 physical buttons that is bit difficult to operate. It would have been better if there was capacitive touch screen interface.
Another downfall of this product is the placement of power/wake button that is situated right along with volume rocker.
It has 3.5mm headphone with microUSB connectivity for data transfer. 
In the nutshell, Sony Xperia Neo L does have attractive design but there is always a room for improvement.

Display- This Smartphone boasts of   large 4″ FWVGA display. It has curved back and glossy finish and Sony’s xLoud™ audio technology
The let down of is this phone is, it doesn’t work optimally at the maximum brightness level. Even you are unable to view screen elements in the broad daylight. Its competitors like HTC One V and Optimus L7 produces crisp images.

Software- The Smartphone runs on Android 4.0 Icecream Sandwich and it features Timescape UI with which you can manage your social networks easily.
The apps can be arranged according to your whims and wishes like alphabetical, most used, recently installed and own order.
The recently added feature Overview provides you pinch to zoom functionality. The mediascape widget has died the slow death but the standard gallery is still there.
It features 1GHz processor and 512 MB RAM. The user interface works smooth most of the times.

Camera- It features 5 megapixels rear camera and the outdoor images are crisp and sharp. The major downfall of the camera is the option of zoom and auto focus doesn’t work well.

Battery/Performance- It has 1500mAH long lasting battery that provides talktime of eight hours and standby time of 575 hours. If you are an average Joe who like to surf internet on moderate basis or likes to listen music then don’t worry the battery can last for the whole day.

Verdict- It is a right blend of beauty and brains. Fast and smooth user interface backed with good battery life and ICS on board.

But it has its own set of flaws like the phone doesn’t score well with respect to camera and if Sony has added feature of Playstation the phone must have become better. 

 Price-  Rs 18,000(approx)
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jyoti