MOBILE ZONE : Android Key Lime Pie 4.2 launching on October 29th...: Android Key Lime Pie may be a mouthful to say but what it'll bring to the rumoured LG Nexus 4 Smartphone is a whole host of new fe...
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Android Key Lime Pie 4.2 launching on October 29th?
Android Key Lime Pie may be a mouthful to say but what it'll bring to the rumoured LG Nexus 4 Smartphone is a whole host of new features to combat iOS 6
Google are set to unveil Android Key Lime Pie at their event in New York. The updated Android 4.2 is set to be unleashed on new Google Nexus devices on October 29th according to reports.
The Next Web has sources that have revealed that alongside the updated version of Android there will be a variety of new devices introduced including a new Nexus smartphone and a Retina Display-rivalling 10-inch tablet made by Samsung.
Key Lime Pie is part of Google’s drive to compete with Apple’s operating system and is expected to come with a new panoramic camera mode including both horizontal and vertical movement that is similar to iOS 6 and an updated version of Google Now.
The LG Nexus 4 is also rumoured to be launched in New York with a 1.5 Ghz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro, 2GB RAM, a 1280-by-768 pixel display, 16GB storage, an 8-Megapixel rear facing camera and a 2100mAh battery.
The Nexus 4 has been extensively leaked by several sources over the last week or so and is almost certain to be the new Nexus smartphone.
Google are also expected to update their Nexus 7 tablet to include 32GB storage and may also include a variant with 3G or 4G connectivity.
The most exciting news must be reports of a 10.1-inch Samsung tablet with a better than Retina Display beating 300 pixels-per-inch. The Samsung built tablet will have a 2560x1600 pixel display which would be identical to the rumoured resolution of the new 13-inch retina MacBook Pro and a higher resolution than the third-generation retina iPad.
T3 will have the latest coverage of everything that Google unveils on Monday 29th October.
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
ufone internatoinal MMS
Ufone brings exciting offer of International MMS!
Now both Prepaid and Postpay customers can send and receive international MMS that means audio, video, pictures and more! So whether it’s a picture that you just snapped or a video you’d like to share right now, send the International MMS only with your Ufone.
How to Subscribe:
Existing MMS subscribers can use the service seamlessly as there are no additional steps to subscribe for this new service.
All new (first time) users can subscribe to MMS service free of charge by simply calling Ufone helpline 333.
How to send an International MMS:
Like any normal MMS, enter a mobile number in the International format (with “00” or “+” before the country code) to send the International MMS. To receive an MMS, user must have a GPRS & MMS enabled handset and a GPRS & MMS subscription to download the MMS.
The Virtual Delivery option is also available for Ufone subscribers with no additional cost,provided the receiving party is using legacy handset or non-GPRS / MMS compliant device. These customers will be notified via SMS and can retrieve the MMS online, using a dedicated link communicated in the SMS text.
Price for International MMS
The price for outgoing MMS is Rs 15 + tax / 64KB and a fixed charge of Rs 5 + Tax per incoming MMS will be applied.
The below mentioned rates are applicable for both Postpay & Prepaid subscribers:
Type Ufone
Outgoing MMS Rs 15 + Tax (Per 64 KB)
Incoming MMS Rs 5 +Tax (Per MMS)
Coverage:
Currently the service is available in 40+ destinations including UAE, UK, USA, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Thailand & Germany with many more exciting destinations to come.
S. No Country Operator
1 ALGERIA Orascom Algérie
2 AZERBAIJAN Azercell
3 BAHRAIN Batelco
4 BAHRAIN Zain
5 BELGIUM Belgacom Mobile
6 BRUNEI B Mobile
7 BRUNEI DST Mobile
8 BULGARIA Globul
9 CAMBODIA Cadcomms
10 CZEC REPUBLIC Telefónica O2
11 EGYPT Mobinil
12 EGYPT Vodafone
13 EGYPT Etisalat
14 GERMANY T Mobile
15 HUNGARY Pannon GSM
16 INDONESIA Indosat
17 JAPAN NTT Docomo
18 JORDAN Umniah
19 KUWAIT Zain
20 KUWAIT Viva (Kuwait Telecom)
21 LATVIA Bite
22 LIECHTENSTEIN Orange
23 LIECHTENSTEIN Swiss Mobile
24 LITHUANIA Bite GSM
25 LUXEMBERG Tango Fixed SA
26 NORWAY Netcom
27 NORWAY Network
28 POLAND Polkomtel S.A.
29 PORTUGAL TMN
30 QATAR Vodafone
31 SAN MARINO San Marino Telecom
32 SAUDI ARABIA Mobily Saudi
33 SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Telecom Company
34 SAUDI ARABIA Zain
35 SLOVAKIA Telefonica O2
36 SLOVAKIA T Mobile
37 SLOVENIA Tus Mobile
38 SPAIN BT
39 SPAIN E-Plus
40 SPAIN Lleida Telecom
41 SPAIN Telecable
42 SRILANKA MTN Sri Lanka
43 SWITZERLAND Orange Switzerland
44 SWITZERLAND Swisscom
45 SYRIA SyriaTel
46 THAILAND AIS
47 THAILAND DTAC
48 TURKEY Vodafone Turkey
49 TURKMANISTAN MTS / BCTI
50 UAE Etisalat
51 UAE Du
52 UK Hutchison 3G
53 UK Telefonica O2
54 UK Vodafone
55 UK Mapesbury
56 UKRAINE Ukraine Telecom
57 UKRAINE Ukrainian Radio Systems (Beeline)
58 USA Cingular AT&T
59 USA T Mobile
60 YEMEN Sabafone
61 YEMEN MTN Spacetel
Terms and Conditions:
Maximum size limit for sending and receiving international MMS is 300Kb.
GPRS and MMS configuration will be required along with GPRS and MMS compatible handsets to use the service.
MMS activation will be required for first time users. MMS can be activated by calling 333.
19.5% FED on usage and 11.5% withholding tax at recharge or bill applies.19.5% FED on usage and 11.5% withholding tax at recharge or bill applies.
All tariffs are subject to change as per PTML requirements. PTML as a matter of policy disclaims responsibility for any publication or terms and conditions and relevant local laws apply
Now both Prepaid and Postpay customers can send and receive international MMS that means audio, video, pictures and more! So whether it’s a picture that you just snapped or a video you’d like to share right now, send the International MMS only with your Ufone.
How to Subscribe:
Existing MMS subscribers can use the service seamlessly as there are no additional steps to subscribe for this new service.
All new (first time) users can subscribe to MMS service free of charge by simply calling Ufone helpline 333.
How to send an International MMS:
Like any normal MMS, enter a mobile number in the International format (with “00” or “+” before the country code) to send the International MMS. To receive an MMS, user must have a GPRS & MMS enabled handset and a GPRS & MMS subscription to download the MMS.
The Virtual Delivery option is also available for Ufone subscribers with no additional cost,provided the receiving party is using legacy handset or non-GPRS / MMS compliant device. These customers will be notified via SMS and can retrieve the MMS online, using a dedicated link communicated in the SMS text.
Price for International MMS
The price for outgoing MMS is Rs 15 + tax / 64KB and a fixed charge of Rs 5 + Tax per incoming MMS will be applied.
The below mentioned rates are applicable for both Postpay & Prepaid subscribers:
Type Ufone
Outgoing MMS Rs 15 + Tax (Per 64 KB)
Incoming MMS Rs 5 +Tax (Per MMS)
Coverage:
Currently the service is available in 40+ destinations including UAE, UK, USA, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Thailand & Germany with many more exciting destinations to come.
S. No Country Operator
1 ALGERIA Orascom Algérie
2 AZERBAIJAN Azercell
3 BAHRAIN Batelco
4 BAHRAIN Zain
5 BELGIUM Belgacom Mobile
6 BRUNEI B Mobile
7 BRUNEI DST Mobile
8 BULGARIA Globul
9 CAMBODIA Cadcomms
10 CZEC REPUBLIC Telefónica O2
11 EGYPT Mobinil
12 EGYPT Vodafone
13 EGYPT Etisalat
14 GERMANY T Mobile
15 HUNGARY Pannon GSM
16 INDONESIA Indosat
17 JAPAN NTT Docomo
18 JORDAN Umniah
19 KUWAIT Zain
20 KUWAIT Viva (Kuwait Telecom)
21 LATVIA Bite
22 LIECHTENSTEIN Orange
23 LIECHTENSTEIN Swiss Mobile
24 LITHUANIA Bite GSM
25 LUXEMBERG Tango Fixed SA
26 NORWAY Netcom
27 NORWAY Network
28 POLAND Polkomtel S.A.
29 PORTUGAL TMN
30 QATAR Vodafone
31 SAN MARINO San Marino Telecom
32 SAUDI ARABIA Mobily Saudi
33 SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Telecom Company
34 SAUDI ARABIA Zain
35 SLOVAKIA Telefonica O2
36 SLOVAKIA T Mobile
37 SLOVENIA Tus Mobile
38 SPAIN BT
39 SPAIN E-Plus
40 SPAIN Lleida Telecom
41 SPAIN Telecable
42 SRILANKA MTN Sri Lanka
43 SWITZERLAND Orange Switzerland
44 SWITZERLAND Swisscom
45 SYRIA SyriaTel
46 THAILAND AIS
47 THAILAND DTAC
48 TURKEY Vodafone Turkey
49 TURKMANISTAN MTS / BCTI
50 UAE Etisalat
51 UAE Du
52 UK Hutchison 3G
53 UK Telefonica O2
54 UK Vodafone
55 UK Mapesbury
56 UKRAINE Ukraine Telecom
57 UKRAINE Ukrainian Radio Systems (Beeline)
58 USA Cingular AT&T
59 USA T Mobile
60 YEMEN Sabafone
61 YEMEN MTN Spacetel
Terms and Conditions:
Maximum size limit for sending and receiving international MMS is 300Kb.
GPRS and MMS configuration will be required along with GPRS and MMS compatible handsets to use the service.
MMS activation will be required for first time users. MMS can be activated by calling 333.
19.5% FED on usage and 11.5% withholding tax at recharge or bill applies.19.5% FED on usage and 11.5% withholding tax at recharge or bill applies.
All tariffs are subject to change as per PTML requirements. PTML as a matter of policy disclaims responsibility for any publication or terms and conditions and relevant local laws apply
New Apple iPad 4th generation launched
The new Apple with Retina Display is the LTE updatedversion of the iPad 3 which was unveiled just a few months ago and now features a faster A6X processor
Apple have just unveiled the new iPad 4th generation a completely updated version of the iPad 3 by offering new LTE compatability and a Lightning port which was first seen on the iPhone 5.
Apple iPad 4th generation specs:
Apple iPad Mini Launch
Apple iPad Mini revealed
Apple Mac Mini unveiled
iPad Mini: Hands-on pics
New Apple iMac 2012 unveiled
Specs have remained pretty similar to that of the previous generation release just 6-months ago however there have been some big changes, most notably in the processing department.
The iPad 4th generation has a completely new A6X chip which is 2x faster than the A5 processor and will now beat even the iPhone 5 on processing grunt which has the A6 processor.
Elsewhere the iPad's Retina Display remains unchanged however there have been big changes for wireless performance with the 4th generation iPad now featuring LTE support which will almost certainly result in users being able to get the iPad 4th generation through the EE 4G network.
WiFi has been upgraded with the iPad with Retina Display now offering twice as fast WiFi speeds making it even more capable to deal with the new spectrums.
Apple iPad 4th generation release date and price:
The iPad with Retina Display will be available to pre-order from October 26 alongside the new iPad Mini with the release date being November 2 and will start at £399
Nokia (NYSE:NOK) Launches its Lumia 510 Especially for Emerging Markets Around the Globe
The company said that the Lumia 510 will cost approximately $199 and will be introduced initially in China, India, Latin America and a few other growing markets, where most of the people don’t prefer smartphones due to their high costs.
The Lumia 510 is the eighth smartphone in the Lumia series running Microsoft’s (MSFT) Windows operating system. Nokia is anticipating that its Lumia devices will boost its sales and will play a vital role in its success.
Nokia is struggling in the smartphone market, largely dominated by Google’s (GOOG) Android and Apple’s iOS. The latest release is a part of Nokia’s strategy to make a full range of alternatives to Android and iOS phones.
At the current trading session, Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) shares are down -5.16% to $2.66 while the stocks are trading within the range of $2.61 – $2.71. In the past year, the stock has traded within a range of $1.63 – $7.38. Average daily trading volume is 48.59 million shares.
If we look at a few other hot stocks at the tech sector, NVIDIA Corporation, Texas Instruments Incorporated and Groupon Inc were in the top volume leaders. Let’s have a quick look on their Market performance.
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares are up +3.26% to $12.36 while the stock is trading within the range of $11.83 – $12.36 in the current trading session. In the last 12 months the shares have traded between $11.63 and $16.90. The average daily trading volume is 9.96 million shares.
Texas Instruments Incorporated (NASDAQ:TXN) shares in the current session moved down -0.40% reaching $27.68. The stocks are trading in a range of $27.21 – $27.83. In the last year the stock has moved within a range of $26.06 – $34.24. The Company’s average daily trading volume is 9.63 million shares.
Another rival company, Groupon Inc (NASDAQ:GRPN) is trading down -2.62% to $4.46. Intraday trading recorded the stock price in a range of $4.35 to $4.53. In the previous 52 weeks the stock’s price ranged between $4.00 and $31.14. Their average daily trading volume is 11.60 million shares.
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares in the current session moved up +0.32% reaching $28.09. The stocks are trading in a range of $27.76 – $28.19. In the last year the stock has moved within a range of $24.30 – $32.95. The Company’s average daily trading volume is 49.53 million shares.
Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG)’s stock gained +0.88% to move at $684.59 with 2.05 million shares exchanging hands. On average, it trades 3.61 million shares. The price range today is $672.00 to $687.33, which in the last 52-weeks floated between $556.52 – $774.38.
HTC Magic
Where to Buy
TIM
Brazil
Vodafone
United Kingdom
Availability and Networks
Manufacturer HTC
Operators Orange, SFR, Vodafone, Rogers
Battery
Type Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) (1340 mAH)
Talk time 7 hours
Standby time (max) 420 hours
Storage and Memory
Removable storage microSD card
RAM 192MB
Internal storage 512MB
Connectivity
Network support
HSDPA/WCDMA:
900/2100 MHz
Up to 2 Mbps up-link and 7.2 Mbps down-link speeds
Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE:
850/900/1800/1900 MHz
(Band frequency and data speed are operator dependent.)
WiFi 802.11 b/g
Bluetooth Bluetooth 2.0
Infrared
GPS
Android
OS Version Android 1.6 (Donut)
Size and Weight
Dimensions 55.56 mm (w)
113.0 mm (h)
13.65 mm (d)
Weight 116.0 grams
Display
Screen size 3.2 (inches)
Screen resolution HVGA (480 x 320)
Touch screen
Hardware
CPU Qualcomm® MSM7200™, 528 MHz
USB USB 2.0
Audio / headphone jack USB
FM Radio
Physical keyboard
Accelerometer
Camera
Primary 3.2 megapixels
Samsung Galaxy S(R) II
Express yourself with the Samsung
Galaxy S® II, the smartphone for those
who want the very best in entertainment,
games, and much more. The brilliant
screen and lightning-fast downloads
combine with the slim, sleek design of the
Galaxy S II for a spectacular
entertainment experience.
Availability and Networks
Manufacturer Samsung
Operators C Spire Wireless
Battery
Type Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) (1800 mAH)
Talk time 9 hours
Standby time (max) 384 hours
Storage and Memory
Removable storage microSD card (0GB included, max 32GB)
Connectivity
Network support
1900/800 MHz CDMA; EVDO Rev A
WiFi --
Bluetooth Bluetooth 3.0
Infrared
GPS
Android
OS Version Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
UI Gingerbread
Size and Weight
Dimensions 69.6 mm (w)
129.79 mm (h)
9.65 mm (d)
Weight 132.96 grams
Display
Screen size 4.52 (inches)
Screen resolution WVGA (800 x 480)
Touch screen
Hardware
CPU 1.2GHz Dual Core Samsung Exnyos C210
Audio / headphone jack --
FM Radio
Physical keyboard
Accelerometer
Camera
Primary 8.0 megapixels
Features Flash
Additional Features
Multilingual Text Display (English, Spanish)
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Where to Buy
C Spire Wireless
United States
Availability and Networks
Manufacturer Samsung
Operators Orange, C Spire Wireless
Battery
Type Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) (2100 mAH)
Talk time 8 hours
Connectivity
Network support
LTE Band 4 & 17
HSPA+21 (42 Mbps) Quad-band
EDGE/GPRS Quad-band
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0
Infrared
GPS
Android
OS Version Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Size and Weight
Dimensions 5.38 mm (w)
2.78 mm (h)
0.34 mm (d)
Weight 4.7 grams
Display
Screen size 4.8 (inches)
Screen resolution HD720 (1280 x 720)
Touch screen
Hardware
CPU 1.5 GHz dual core
Audio / headphone jack --
FM Radio
Physical keyboard
Accelerometer
Camera
Primary 8.0 megapixels
Features Flash
Video
Additional Features
TouchWiz™; Smart Unlock; Accelerometer; Motion Gestures; Smart Stay; S Voice™; S Suggest™; Kies Air; Pop Up Play; Share Shot; AllShare® Play; Downloadable Content; Animated Wallpapers; Samsung Widget Gallery; Samsung Media Hub; Google Play™ Books; Music and Movies; Google Talk™
Monday, 22 October 2012
Android 4.1, Jelly Bean: The world's most popular platform gets even better
Android 4.1, Jelly Bean, is the fastest and smoothest version of Android yet. Jelly Bean improves on the simplicity and beauty of Android 4.0, and introduces a new Google search experience on Android.
Fast & smooth
We put Android under a microscope, making everything feel fast, fluid, and smooth. With buttery graphics and silky transitions, moving between home screens and switching between apps is effortless, like turning pages in a book.
More reactive and uniform touch responses mean you can almost feel the pixels beneath as your finger moves across the screen. Jelly Bean makes your Android device even more responsive by boosting your device's CPU instantly when you touch the screen, and turns it down when you don't need it to improve battery life.
Simple, beautiful and beyond smart
Expandable, actionable notifications.
Android has always put you in control when it comes to staying notified and connected. Now you can take action directly from the notifications shade. Late for a meeting? Email everyone to let them know. Missed a call? Call them back in an instant. And because they’re expandable, you can get an even deeper look into the things that matter most, like multiple emails or photos on Google+.
Widgets work like magic.
With Jelly Bean it's now even easier to personalize your home screen. As you place widgets on the screen, everything else automatically moves to make room. When they're too big, widgets resize on their own. Interacting with your favorite apps and customizing your home screen has never been easier.
Seamlessly take and share photos.
Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, made snapping photos super fast; Jelly Bean brings that same speed to the next step: viewing. Just swipe over from camera to filmstrip view to instantly view the photos you just took, and quickly swipe away the ones you don’t like. Now sharing — and bragging — are a breeze.
A smarter keyboard.
Android's dictionaries are now more accurate, more relevant. The language model in Jelly Bean adapts over time, and the keyboard even guesses what the next word will be before you've started typing it. With improved text-to-speech capabilities, voice typing on Android is even better; it works even when you don't have a data connection, so you can type with your voice everywhere you go.
Accessibility.
With Jelly Bean, blind users can use 'Gesture Mode' to reliably navigate the UI using touch and swipe gestures in combination with speech output. Jelly Bean also adds support for accessibility plugins to enable external Braille input and output devices via USB and Bluetooth.
Android Beam.
With Android Beam on Jelly Bean you can now easily share your photos and videos with just a simple tap, in addition to sharing contacts, web pages, YouTube videos, directions, and apps. Just touch two NFC-enabled Android devices back-to-back, then tap to beam whatever's on the screen to your friend. Instantly pair your Android phone or tablet to Bluetooth® devices like headsets or speakers that support the Simple Secure Pairing standard by just tapping them together – no more syncing or searching required.
MOBILE ZONE : samsung galaxy s4
MOBILE ZONE : samsung galaxy s4: Samsung Galaxy S4 landing at Mobile World Congress in Feb? Bigger and with LTE support, claim sources. 35 Comments W ith the Samsung G...
samsung galaxy s4
Samsung Galaxy S4 landing at Mobile World Congress in Feb?
Bigger and with LTE support, claim sources.35 Comments
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ith the Samsung Galaxy S3 but four months old, rumours have already started to do the rounds about a sequel to the South Korean phone-maker’s flagship Android kit.Citing unnamed supply chain sources, as well as what we’re guessing are some better informed sorts within Samsung, the Korea Times claims that the phone will land in February at the Mobile World congress
The handset is apparently set to hit retailers shortly after in March – just nine months after the release of its predecessor.
In news that’s unlikely to surprise anyone on nodding terms with prevailing trends in smartphone upgrades, Samsung’s new kit will purportedly pack a larger five-inch OLED screen – up from the S3’s 4.8-inches - and international 4G LTE support.
An unnamed deepthroat said: “Samsung wants to keep its one-year product schedule and the Galaxy S4 will be the first to match that strategy.
“The S4 will see some external changes but retain its popular rectangular shape with rounded corner concept
News of Samsung’s plans comes as it recently announced that the S3 has now sold some 20 million units, making it the company’s fastest-selling phone ever. korea time
How to root your android device and why you might want to
After rooting your device, you have full access to the entire system and can run special types of apps that require root permissions. These apps can disable bloatware, control app permissions, enable tethering, and do lots of other cool things.
What is “Root,” Anyway?
Android is based on Linux. On Linux and other UNIX-like operating systems, the root user is equivalent to the Administrator user on Windows. The root user has access to the entire operating system and can do anything. By default, you don’t have root access to your Android device, and certain apps won’t function without root access.
With root access, you can disable the bloatware that comes with your phone, manually deny app permissions, run a firewall, access the entire file system, or tether your device, even if tethering functionality has been disabled. You’ll find many apps that require root access in the Google Play store (formerly known as the Android Market), although they won’t function until you root your device.
Rooting isn’t mandatory – you only need to root your device if you want to do things that require root access.
Warnings
Before you root your Android phone or tablet, there are a few things you should be aware of:
Warranty – Some manufacturers assert that rooting voids your device’s warranty. However, rooting will not actually damage your hardware. You can “unroot” your device and manufacturers won’t be able to tell if it’s been rooted.
Security – Google Wallet, in particular, has a vulnerability on rooted devices that could allow other apps to access your PIN and other wallet information. Google Wallet displays a warning message if you run it on a rooted device. If you’re one of the few people using Google Wallet for NFC payments, you may want to reconsider rooting your device.
Bricking –
Rooting a device is a very safe process. However, there’s always some danger of “bricking” a device when you go outside the normal parameters and hack around with it — particularly if you’re trying to root a device or operating system version not supported by a tool. “Bricking” refers to breaking the device, making it about as useful as a brick. When you root, jailbreak, or install a custom ROM, or otherwise hack around, you do so at your own risk. It’s a good idea to do a little bit of research first and see if other people report success rooting your device.
Setup
The actual rooting process itself should only take a single click. However, you’ll need to do a few quick things first:
Download and install the Java JDK and Android SDK on your computer before continuing. Java must be installed before the Android SDK.
Enable USB debugging on your Android. On the device, go into the Settings screen, tap Applications, tap Development, and enable the USB debugging check box
Connect your Android to your computer using its included USB cable. Don’t mount the device’s SD card on your computer – just plug it in.
You’ll also need the USB drivers for your phone or tablet installed. SuperOneClick itself should be able to automatically install the appropriate drivers – however, if this fails, you’ll need to download and install the appropriate drivers from the device manufacturer’s website.
Rooting With SuperOneClick
We’ll be rooting with SuperOneClick here. It’s a single-click way to root that supports a wide variety of different devices and should work for most people. If SuperOneClick doesn’t support your Android device, head over to the Android Development and Hacking forums at XDA Developers. There are subforums for most Android devices – type your device’s name into the search box and you’ll probably find information from other people that have successfully rooted it, perhaps by using another tool.
You can find download links for SuperOneClick at shortfuse.org, SuperOneClick’s official website. After downloading it, run the SuperOneClick.exe application.
Click the Root button in the SuperOneClick window and SuperOneClick should do the rest.
The process will take a few minutes. If you run into a problem, you might want to check the XDA Developers forum for your device, which we mentioned above, or run a Google search.
Restart your Android after rooting it.
Superuser
SuperOneClick automatically installs the SuperUser binary, which is also available from Google Play. Whenever an app on your device attempts to gain root permissions by calling the su command (just like calling the su command on Linux) you’ll be prompted to allow or deny the request.
Open the Superuser app to control the saved permissions and configure Superuser.
Now you’re free to install and use apps that require root access. We’ll have more coverage of things you can do with a rooted Android in the near future.
links
http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-2-10.1_id7535
http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_razr_hd-4970.php
about how to root your android mobile phones
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Root-Your-Android-Phone,review-1688.html
http://www.howtogeek.com/115297/how-to-root-your-android-why-you-might-want-to/
http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_razr_hd-4970.php
about how to root your android mobile phones
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Root-Your-Android-Phone,review-1688.html
http://www.howtogeek.com/115297/how-to-root-your-android-why-you-might-want-to/
Sunday, 21 October 2012
ipad mini release data locked, ipad mini prises change to new prise
So the news and rumors are in, and the iPad Mini release date is all but written in stone. Tuesday brought invitations to the iPad Mini announcement, now set for Oct. 23, confirmed. What's still up in the air for an iPad Mini release is what will be previewed at the event (iPad Mini, improved iPad and enhanced iBooks all possible), as well as the date orders will be open and what will be the actual iPad Mini release date. Best guesses so far put the timetable at some of what I was projecting last week ... which was orders on Oct. 26 and the actual iPad Mini release date on Nov. 2. This week the consensus has changed a bit ... iPad Mini announcement on Oct. 23, and orders will be open right away following the announcement, which means that the iPad Mini release date will be Nov.2, nine days later. TechCrunch is supporting this theory as well as many others. There's some new thoughts on iPad Mini price as well, different than the last week, below.
iPad Mini Release Date
i guess it makes sense that the iPad Mini release date would remain the same as projected before, but skip the in between date of opening orders on Friday, although it’s still unclear as to what the actual timetable will be. It became official as an iPad Mini announcement this week as Apple sent off their invitations saying "We’ve got a little more to show you," in line with Apple's tradition of trying to reveal a clue as to what the event might be about. Little = mini in this case, so each little nugget of information adds credibility to the cause.
“Apple’s iPad mini is almost certainly set to be announced next week at an event in San Jose Tuesday, and we’re now hearing that it will ship a week and a half after that unveiling” reads the report from TechCrunch, who also cited similar reports from 9to5Mac and Geeky Gadgets, plus there were items in iMore and iFun as well.
iPad Mini Price
Although previous estimates on the iPad Mini price (including my own) have been in the $200 - $300 range, talk this week centered around higher prices than that. Theories are based on Apple being a high-end retail product, so to keep that in line with the iPad Mini price means a price a little higher than the others, but close enough to put them in roughly the same category. It's the old retail theory: do you price lower and make it up in volume, or do you price higher and sell less units but at a higher cost?
Forget what we've learned about a $10 bottle of wine compared to $100 bottle of wine, Apple always sells premium and it's part of their brand image. It makes sense that the iPad Mini price could follow that lead. Best projections I've heard this week (9to5Mac and Apple Insider) are for a starting iPad Mini price of $329 for a wi-fi-only model, putting them just an edge above the Amazon Kindle Fire and Android tablets, but still in the same category. iPad Mini tablets will go up in price by $100 from there for each new storage level + with wireless connectivity, so $329 / $429 / $529 for each model. It's also expected that Apple will phase out the iPad 2 to avoid making the product line confusing, keeping it clean and focusing on the future.
iPad Mini Features
As for any forecast of what the effect of the iPad Mini will be on the competition, Analyst Shaw Wu let it fly this week that he believes that it will be "the competition's worst nightmare," according to AppleInsider and is following (albeit loosely) the same prices as above. I’m not so sure it will have a devastating effect, everybody’s been making mobile phones for a while, and although the iPhone is a very popular item, there’s actually more Android phones in use.
As for iPad Mini features, it looks like it will be a 7.85" (diagonal) screen, the consensus is largely divided between the A5 processor (same as previous iPad) and the A6 processor (used in iPhone 5). I prefer the A6 processor idea, because once you move forward in speed, it makes no sense to look back. Why would Apple use the A5 when it could use a newer, faster processor that's already in use in other products? Other iPad Mini features: there's a split between whether or not it will use a retina display-quality screen, with a focus on how that will affect app development and sizing issues. It's possible Apple could announce a refresh to the iPad 3, with improvements to the connector (upgrade to the new Lightning Connector), as well as general enhancements like slightly longer battery life and better connectivity via LTE. These are general upgrades that happen with each new iPad and iPhone release, so I'm not sure why Apple would choose now to do that instead of with the iPad 4. What's the rush? I'm missing the motivation here, anybody have any ideas?
So where does this leave YOU? Will you buy an iPad Mini? Is this the price range or size you’ve been waiting for? Are you in the other camp, do you see Google Nexus or other Android tablets as better and what do you use and why? Or are you an Amazon Prime or Amazon Books person use the Amazon Kindle Fire? What do you think of the iPad Mini and can it compete?
iPad Mini Release Date
i guess it makes sense that the iPad Mini release date would remain the same as projected before, but skip the in between date of opening orders on Friday, although it’s still unclear as to what the actual timetable will be. It became official as an iPad Mini announcement this week as Apple sent off their invitations saying "We’ve got a little more to show you," in line with Apple's tradition of trying to reveal a clue as to what the event might be about. Little = mini in this case, so each little nugget of information adds credibility to the cause.
“Apple’s iPad mini is almost certainly set to be announced next week at an event in San Jose Tuesday, and we’re now hearing that it will ship a week and a half after that unveiling” reads the report from TechCrunch, who also cited similar reports from 9to5Mac and Geeky Gadgets, plus there were items in iMore and iFun as well.
iPad Mini Price
Although previous estimates on the iPad Mini price (including my own) have been in the $200 - $300 range, talk this week centered around higher prices than that. Theories are based on Apple being a high-end retail product, so to keep that in line with the iPad Mini price means a price a little higher than the others, but close enough to put them in roughly the same category. It's the old retail theory: do you price lower and make it up in volume, or do you price higher and sell less units but at a higher cost?
Forget what we've learned about a $10 bottle of wine compared to $100 bottle of wine, Apple always sells premium and it's part of their brand image. It makes sense that the iPad Mini price could follow that lead. Best projections I've heard this week (9to5Mac and Apple Insider) are for a starting iPad Mini price of $329 for a wi-fi-only model, putting them just an edge above the Amazon Kindle Fire and Android tablets, but still in the same category. iPad Mini tablets will go up in price by $100 from there for each new storage level + with wireless connectivity, so $329 / $429 / $529 for each model. It's also expected that Apple will phase out the iPad 2 to avoid making the product line confusing, keeping it clean and focusing on the future.
iPad Mini Features
As for any forecast of what the effect of the iPad Mini will be on the competition, Analyst Shaw Wu let it fly this week that he believes that it will be "the competition's worst nightmare," according to AppleInsider and is following (albeit loosely) the same prices as above. I’m not so sure it will have a devastating effect, everybody’s been making mobile phones for a while, and although the iPhone is a very popular item, there’s actually more Android phones in use.
As for iPad Mini features, it looks like it will be a 7.85" (diagonal) screen, the consensus is largely divided between the A5 processor (same as previous iPad) and the A6 processor (used in iPhone 5). I prefer the A6 processor idea, because once you move forward in speed, it makes no sense to look back. Why would Apple use the A5 when it could use a newer, faster processor that's already in use in other products? Other iPad Mini features: there's a split between whether or not it will use a retina display-quality screen, with a focus on how that will affect app development and sizing issues. It's possible Apple could announce a refresh to the iPad 3, with improvements to the connector (upgrade to the new Lightning Connector), as well as general enhancements like slightly longer battery life and better connectivity via LTE. These are general upgrades that happen with each new iPad and iPhone release, so I'm not sure why Apple would choose now to do that instead of with the iPad 4. What's the rush? I'm missing the motivation here, anybody have any ideas?
So where does this leave YOU? Will you buy an iPad Mini? Is this the price range or size you’ve been waiting for? Are you in the other camp, do you see Google Nexus or other Android tablets as better and what do you use and why? Or are you an Amazon Prime or Amazon Books person use the Amazon Kindle Fire? What do you think of the iPad Mini and can it compete?
nokia business news
HELSINKI — Nokia Corp. reported that its third quarter net loss widened further to 969 million euro ($1.27 billion) with a 19 percent plunge in revenue, as it struggles against the dominance of Samsung and the iPhone in the tough smartphone market.
Net sales dropped to 7.2 billion euro ($9.45 billion), and Nokia gave a grim outlook for the rest of the year as it prepares for this fall’s launch of Microsoft Corp.’s new phone software, Windows Phone 8.
The Finnish firm said sales of its flagship Lumia phones — its first Windows-based devices launched a year ago — dropped to 2.9 million units from 4 million in the previous quarter. It acknowledged it expects no quick gains from the new Windows launch, warning that the current three-month period would be “challenging ... with a lower-than-normal benefit from seasonality in volumes.”
Nokia also failed to say when and where the new Lumia 920 and 820 will be launched, except that it will be in “selective” markets during the current quarter.
Investors, some of which had been expecting a bigger drop in sales, pushed Nokia’s share price up more than 10 percent during the day, but the gains did not last. The shares closed at 2.22 ($2.91) euro — up only 1 percent — on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
In 2011, the third-quarter net loss was of €68 million on revenues of 8.9 billion euro . While this year’s loss was deeper than analysts’ forecast for a 610 million euro shortfall, sales beat expectations of 6.99 billion euro.
Analyst Hannu Rauhala from Pohjola bank in Helsinki said Nokia’s performance had been a mild surprise.
“The worst fears are over ... and Nokia’s network operations were clearly better than expected,” he said.
The company said its feature phones had shown strong sales on the previous quarter and Nokia Siemens Networks — its former lossmaking joint venture with Germany’s Siemens AG — had seen 3 percent revenue growth in the period with an operating profit of €182 million.
Net sales dropped to 7.2 billion euro ($9.45 billion), and Nokia gave a grim outlook for the rest of the year as it prepares for this fall’s launch of Microsoft Corp.’s new phone software, Windows Phone 8.
The Finnish firm said sales of its flagship Lumia phones — its first Windows-based devices launched a year ago — dropped to 2.9 million units from 4 million in the previous quarter. It acknowledged it expects no quick gains from the new Windows launch, warning that the current three-month period would be “challenging ... with a lower-than-normal benefit from seasonality in volumes.”
Nokia also failed to say when and where the new Lumia 920 and 820 will be launched, except that it will be in “selective” markets during the current quarter.
Investors, some of which had been expecting a bigger drop in sales, pushed Nokia’s share price up more than 10 percent during the day, but the gains did not last. The shares closed at 2.22 ($2.91) euro — up only 1 percent — on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
In 2011, the third-quarter net loss was of €68 million on revenues of 8.9 billion euro . While this year’s loss was deeper than analysts’ forecast for a 610 million euro shortfall, sales beat expectations of 6.99 billion euro.
Analyst Hannu Rauhala from Pohjola bank in Helsinki said Nokia’s performance had been a mild surprise.
“The worst fears are over ... and Nokia’s network operations were clearly better than expected,” he said.
The company said its feature phones had shown strong sales on the previous quarter and Nokia Siemens Networks — its former lossmaking joint venture with Germany’s Siemens AG — had seen 3 percent revenue growth in the period with an operating profit of €182 million.
Saturday, 20 October 2012
MOBILE ZONE : nokia
MOBILE ZONE : nokia
nokia corp reported that its third quarter loss widened further to 969 million euro mean $1.27 milllion with s 19 % plug in revenue as it struggle againts its dominance of samsung and iphone in the tough smart phone phone market
Net sales dropped to 7.2 billion euro ($9.45 billion), and Nokia gave a grim outlook for the rest of the year as it prepares for this fall’s launch of Microsoft Corp.’s new phone software, Windows Phone 8.
The Finnish firm said sales of its flagship Lumia phones — its first Windows-based devices launched a year ago — dropped to 2.9 million units from 4 million in the previous quarter. It acknowledged it expects no quick gains from the new Windows launch, warning that the current three-month period would be “challenging ... with a lower-than-normal benefit from seasonality in volumes.”
Nokia also failed to say when and where the new Lumia 920 and 820 will be launched, except that it will be in “selective” markets during the current quarter.
Investors, some of which had been expecting a bigger drop in sales, pushed Nokia’s share price up more than 10 percent during the day, but the gains did not last. The shares closed at 2.22 ($2.91) euro — up only 1 percent — on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
In 2011, the third-quarter net loss was of €68 million on revenues of 8.9 billion euro . While this year’s loss was deeper than analysts’ forecast for a 610 million euro shortfall, sales beat expectations of 6.99 billion euro.
Analyst Hannu Rauhala from Pohjola bank in Helsinki said Nokia’s performance had been a mild surprise.
“The worst fears are over ... and Nokia’s network operations were clearly better than expected,” he said.
The company said its feature phones had shown strong sales on the previous quarter and Nokia Siemens Networks — its former lossmaking joint venture with Germany’s Siemens AG — had seen 3 percent revenue growth in the period with an operating profit of €182 million.
nokia corp reported that its third quarter loss widened further to 969 million euro mean $1.27 milllion with s 19 % plug in revenue as it struggle againts its dominance of samsung and iphone in the tough smart phone phone market
Net sales dropped to 7.2 billion euro ($9.45 billion), and Nokia gave a grim outlook for the rest of the year as it prepares for this fall’s launch of Microsoft Corp.’s new phone software, Windows Phone 8.
The Finnish firm said sales of its flagship Lumia phones — its first Windows-based devices launched a year ago — dropped to 2.9 million units from 4 million in the previous quarter. It acknowledged it expects no quick gains from the new Windows launch, warning that the current three-month period would be “challenging ... with a lower-than-normal benefit from seasonality in volumes.”
Nokia also failed to say when and where the new Lumia 920 and 820 will be launched, except that it will be in “selective” markets during the current quarter.
Investors, some of which had been expecting a bigger drop in sales, pushed Nokia’s share price up more than 10 percent during the day, but the gains did not last. The shares closed at 2.22 ($2.91) euro — up only 1 percent — on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
In 2011, the third-quarter net loss was of €68 million on revenues of 8.9 billion euro . While this year’s loss was deeper than analysts’ forecast for a 610 million euro shortfall, sales beat expectations of 6.99 billion euro.
Analyst Hannu Rauhala from Pohjola bank in Helsinki said Nokia’s performance had been a mild surprise.
“The worst fears are over ... and Nokia’s network operations were clearly better than expected,” he said.
The company said its feature phones had shown strong sales on the previous quarter and Nokia Siemens Networks — its former lossmaking joint venture with Germany’s Siemens AG — had seen 3 percent revenue growth in the period with an operating profit of €182 million.
Friday, 19 October 2012
iphone
the iphone 5e
in september 2021 , apple introduced iphone 5 having larger sreen , powerful chip and faster wirless internet speed , which went on sale sept. 11 at $199 with a two year wirless contract as have previous version of the device , apple says that the new device is 18 percent thinner and 20 % lighter than the previous version of the smartphone
apple said on sept.24 that they had sold 5 million new iphone beating ist weekend sale of its predecesser , the iph one4s by 1 million
in september 2021 , apple introduced iphone 5 having larger sreen , powerful chip and faster wirless internet speed , which went on sale sept. 11 at $199 with a two year wirless contract as have previous version of the device , apple says that the new device is 18 percent thinner and 20 % lighter than the previous version of the smartphone
apple said on sept.24 that they had sold 5 million new iphone beating ist weekend sale of its predecesser , the iph one4s by 1 million
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