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Monday, 19 May 2014

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iPhone 6

iPhone 6
iPhone 6 The only way to create a true edge-to-edge display is to remove the edge all together.     The current iPhone 5 manufacturing process while inventive, innovative and stunning, is highly complicated and was accompanied by a steep learning curve for those involved in the process.  The iPhone 6 concept takes mobile innovation to the next level by combining aluminum with carbon-fiber to create a seamless unibody enclosure that increases strength while decreasing weight.  Carbon fiber alone is perfectly rigid and doesn't bend.  Because of this, any hard impact will cause...
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Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-IV)

Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-IV)
Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review Security and Manageability Apple vets every app in the App Store and it doesn’t have a problem with malicious content. Google does not vet apps before allowing them into the store, instead scanning the Play store for malware. Android devices are the...
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Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-III)

Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-III)
Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review Chrome vs Safari Android uses Chrome and iOS ships with Safari as default. Although Chrome no longer uses the same WebKit rendering engine as Safari, its new Blink engine is a fork of WebKit. There are some differences between the two, but developing HTML5 apps for both browsers shouldn’t be too tricky....
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Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-II)

Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-II)
Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review App Store vs Google Play Both Apple and Google app stores have over one million applications available. These grandiose numbers mean many apps or their equivalents are available for both iOS and Android. For example, Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Remote Desktop, Cisco...
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Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-I)

Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review (PART-I)
Android KitKat 4.4 vs Apple iOS 7 head-to-head review We put core apps including email, maps, browsers to the test to see which OS is the top dog. Apple and Google attempt to...
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The CHARGEKEY and CHARGECARD

 The CHARGEKEY and CHARGECARD
 The CHARGEKEY and CHARGECARD The CHARGEKEY and CHARGECARD were sent for us to try out by NOMAD. The key part fits onto my keyring and means that as long as I can get access to a USB port of a USB plug, I can charge anywhere without tangled cables.  The CHARGECARD fits perfectly into a credit card sized slot in a wallet or purse.     They are chargers and not battery packs, so they do need access to an electricity supply, whether it is charging direct to a computer, through a USB plug, or...

Sunday, 18 May 2014

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Eight Android 4.4 KitKat smartphones you can buy under Rs. 20,000

Eight Android 4.4 KitKat smartphones you can buy under Rs. 20,000
Eight Android 4.4 KitKat smartphones you can buy under Rs. 20,000 by Akshat Atray, May 14, 2014   inShare1 Google announced Android 4.4 KitKat in November last year, but smartphones running the latest version of Android have been few and far between. Even the ones available often come with a stiff price tag, especially in India. The sub-Rs. 20,000 segment might not grab headlines, but for most people it represents the segment to which their first smartphone belongs. We pick eight smartphones in this segment running the latest Android version, but before that,...

Thursday, 15 May 2014

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Celluon Magic Cube Projection Keyboard

Celluon Magic Cube Projection Keyboard
Celluon Magic Cube Projection Keyboard   I am writinjg this on the Magic Cube projection keyboa[[rd. I am a 65-words-per-minute touch typisst but the Magic Cube can appaRENTLYy only handle peck and hunt typing. [[[[[ k Now I am back on my iPad’s on-screen virtual keyboard. Much better. The Magic Cube laser-projects a virtual, full-size, 63-key keyboard onto just about any flat and opaque surface. You tap on the table in front of you, and the Magic Cube’s magic eye translates your virtual keystrokes into real keystrokes. The device itself is tiny, but...

Tuesday, 13 May 2014

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Movie on Rift

Movie on Rift
Movie on Rift  “It was gloomy; I can say it was the time of dusk, when we got down from the train.  The place was totally outlandish to us.Abhishek who had promised us to be at the station to receive us, was nowhere in sight.  We were unconscious that he would not come to receive us. The station was very old; its architecture justified that, the walls were grimy and had many cracks in it; almost all tube lights were not working and there were not as much of people on the station....

Monday, 12 May 2014

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Google: The Reason Behind its logo colors

Google: The Reason Behind its logo colors
Google: The Reason Behind its logo colors You use it on a daily basis, but you will still find it hard to recognize the colors on its logo in the exact sequence. Before you open the website in a new tab to check it out, I will reveal it. The color sequence is Blue-Red-Yellow-Red-Green-Blue. The colors are vibrant and give the logo a cool and attractive look. But have you ever wondered why the color combination is so? Read on and don’t let your brain go nuts over this question. Before you knock...
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The Dumbest Criminals ever

The Dumbest Criminals ever
The Dumbest Criminals ever. One of the fastest way to get rich is robbing. That’s of course not easy but if you think an average criminal ends up with all the cash, you got to read this. 1)  Once in 2008,three people were dumbstruck at the sight of a credit card with the name “Shah Rukh Khan” printed on it. The three spent that card on shopping. Of course, there may be more than one Shah Rukh Khan. The slight chances of those three escaping without any troubles was washed off when one...
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The Coin Tragedy

The Coin Tragedy
The Coin Tragedy One of the most important things our parents and teachers try in vain to teach us as kids is “understanding the value of money”. Every time we asked our parents for a penny to buy an ice-cream or any of those childish things, we were exposed to two long hours of lecture- on how our dads and moms put all their effort to support the family. Little do they know that each one of the words emitted by them at that time are effortlessly converted and penetrate into our ears...
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New Facebook Layout explained

New Facebook Layout explained
New Facebook Layout explained 20 March 2014. Facebook rolled out a yet another innovative new layout. While many aren’t pleased with the new user interface, some others feel that its going to help them build up their business as this interface would help their content reach out to the maximum. The new timeline inspired layout may not seem much aspiring, but this post may change the way you look at it. According to Facebook, the redesign of the Facebook Page Timeline layout is intended to help admins“find the tools they use most”,which can be seen...
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