Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Samsung brings Galaxy S II in Pink
- Category: Samsung
- Friday, 10 February 2012 12:25
- Written by Amol Mathur
Every year on the Valentine’s Day, all of us are in a major confusion as to what we shall gift to our loved one. And to help us clear out this confusion, Samsung has come out and announced its best-selling Galaxy S II smartphone in the colour of love, ‘Pink’.
Yes, back there in the United Kingdom, Samsung has launched the S II in Pink for all the confused souls. Amongst all the smartphones arriving in snow-white colour, Samsung has indeed planned this release quite well. Gifting a white device will indeed not feel as good as gifting a pink device to your lady love.
Yes, back there in the United Kingdom, Samsung has launched the S II in Pink for all the confused souls. Amongst all the smartphones arriving in snow-white colour, Samsung has indeed planned this release quite well. Gifting a white device will indeed not feel as good as gifting a pink device to your lady love.
Apple’s iPhone 4S faces SIM issues in China
- Category: iPhone
- Friday, 10 February 2012 12:10
- Written by Rishabh Jain
Apple has admitted that its iPhone 4S does not accept a China Mobile SIM card. It is kind of tragic, as people who have purchased an out-of-the-world expensive iPhone 4S still cannot run their SIM on their phones rendering them virtually useless.
HTC Sensation series to get ICS this March, others to follow later
- Category: HTC
- Friday, 10 February 2012 11:55
- Written by Kunal Khullar
HTC had announced its plans to update its handsets to the new Android 4.0 platform back in November. While there wasn’t any confirmation as to when the updates will arrive, the company had posted a list of devices which were going to get the update.
Now the company has stated that the Ice Cream Sandwich update should arrive in March.
Now the company has stated that the Ice Cream Sandwich update should arrive in March.
Nokia Maps Suite updated to version 2.0
- Category: Nokia
- Friday, 10 February 2012 10:48
- Written by Amol Mathur
Just 2 days after Nokia rolled out the much awaited Nokia Belle update for all Symbian Anna devices, Nokia has updated its Nokia Maps suite to version 2.0 which is now available for download in the Nokia Beta Labs. It includes number of improvements from the previous version.
About Nokia Maps Suite 2.0:
This suite combines Nokia Maps and Nokia Drive as well as the new Nokia Public Transport, and enhances them with key application shortcuts developed specifically for Symbian. Now you can instantly access useful information such as weather, guides, and your current location. Existing capabilities, such as deep traffic integration and full offline maps, are combined with new, rich enhancements such as tighter application integration, improved ease of use, and greater personalization options.
Nokia lists apps incompatible with Nokia Belle update
- Category: Nokia
- Thursday, 09 February 2012 21:20
- Written by Amol Mathur
Many users who have updated their Nokia devices with the latest Nokia Belle OS (including me) are facing a major problem. The problem is that many applications that we have been using in the past are now incompatible with the Belle OS.
Addressing this issue Nokia has listed most of the apps that are as of now, incompatible with Belle.
Addressing this issue Nokia has listed most of the apps that are as of now, incompatible with Belle.
Nokia Lumia 710 plagued with End-call prevention Bug
- Category: Nokia
- Thursday, 09 February 2012 20:59
- Written by Amol Mathur
We have seen a major battery bug on the Nokia Lumia 800 in the past which affected many users back then but Nokia responded well to it and fixed it. But now it seems that Nokia’s second Windows Phone device, the Lumia 710 is facing another bug issue. A few Lumia 710 users are reporting an end-call prevention bug, which does not allow a user to end any current call that he/she is on.
The bug is where a user disconnects from a call but the screen continues to report the call as being connected which is a bit irritating.
The bug is where a user disconnects from a call but the screen continues to report the call as being connected which is a bit irritating.
Purported pictures of iPad 3 casing leaked
- Category: Apple
- Thursday, 09 February 2012 17:19
- Written by Amol Mathur
RUMOURS! And more rumours as we near the launch of the next generation of iPad, purportedly called the iPad 3. And this time, the rumour is supported by an image which is said to be of the new back-cover or shell of the iPad 3. RepairLabs has got their hands on an iPad casing which they say is of the upcoming iPad 3. How do they come to such a conclusion?
Well RepairLabs has placed marks over the picture ablove (The one on the right is of iPad 3) and explained the differences as below:
Well RepairLabs has placed marks over the picture ablove (The one on the right is of iPad 3) and explained the differences as below:Samsung not making an appearance at the Mobile World Congress
- Category: Samsung
- Thursday, 09 February 2012 16:58
- Written by Kunal Khullar
News is spreading that Samsung will not be showcasing or unveiling any devices at the Mobile World Congress which will be held this month in Barcelona.
With numerous launch rumours about the Galaxy SIII and the Galaxy Tab 11.6, it seems that Samsung has something else in mind. A number of reports suggested that Samsung will unveil new devices, but now according to PCMag, the company will not even hold a press conference at the big event.
NVIDIA hints at Quad-Core powered smartphones at MWC
- Category: Mobile Phones / Tablets
- Thursday, 09 February 2012 13:55
- Written by Amol Mathur
NVIDIA has sent out invites which doesn't give in much information about the event but it sure hints about a probable unveiling of quad-core powered devices at the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) and states them as ‘Firsts’.
Nokia shifts manufacturing to Asia; lays off 4,000 employees
- Category: Nokia
- Thursday, 09 February 2012 13:35
- Written by Rishabh Jain
Nokia is making major changes to its manufacturing process. The manufacturing of its handset is now shifting form Europe to Asia with most of it centered in Beijing, China, but some of that will trickle down to Brazil, Vietnam and India.
Not only those, even the production policies are set to change. One change being talked about here is Smartphone product customization. In layman’s terms, it means that a handset will arrive at the Asian assembly line as a blank slate.
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