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Apple announces 128GB iPad version

Apple has announced a 128GB version of the fourth generation iPad, with the Retina Display. The Wi-Fi version will cost Rs. 49,990 (approx.) while the 3G version is pegged at Rs. 56,900.

The pricing has been announced as well, with the Wi-Fi only version of the iPad 128GB costing $799 and the Wi-Fi + LTE (in certain markets only, with 3G in the rest) pegged at $929. That is almost as much as the 11-inch MacBook Air entry-level version. These devices will be available from 5th February 2013 in stores in most countries.

In India, the expected retail price for the Wi-Fi version of the 128GB iPad will be Rs. 49,900 while the Wi-Fi + 3G version will cost Rs 56,900. From what we understand, this bumped up capacity is only available in the bigger iPad, and not the iPad Mini, at least not till now.

Micromax canvas 2 A110 Review

Micromax's products always break the competion in terms of specifications at a given price point. However, many of its products do not perform as they promise on paper.And this means that there is always a question mark in consumer's mind about whether they should buy the product or not. So in that sense this review is important.Micromax Canvas II A110 is one product which is priced at the same as its predecessor - the Micromax Canvas - and yet offers much more in term of specifications.

Top 10 Tech Gadgets At CES 2013

Techies rush Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (better known as CES), the ultimate showcase for the industry's hottest new gadgets. This year was all about Ultra HD TVs, Windows 8 tablets, and gigantic smartphones. Here are the gadgets that rocks the whole environment of CES 2013.

Review: Samsung Galaxy S3 Specifications

Samsung unveiled next Android superphone; Samsung Galaxy S3. If you have ever used Galaxy S2 and had loved it, S3 is must-have Android Smartphone for you. And if you haven’t came across any of the Galaxy S variant, this is your chance to get hands-on with current best one. Read more below to find out if Galaxy S3 has enough specs to catch up your mind.

Samsung Galaxy S3 Technical Specifications

• Processor: ARM A9 1.4 GHz Quad Core 
• Operating System: Android Ice Cream 
• Display: 4.8 inch Super AMOLED HD display
• RAM: 1 GB
• Camera: 8 Megapixels Rear, 2 Megapixels Front camera
• Dimensions: 70.6 x 138.6 x 8.6 mm  Weight: 133 g

IPhone5 Specifications And Features

It’s almost quite certain that the next iPhone to be released would be the iPhone 5 – although it would be the 6th gen iPhone (considering 3GS and 4S on the line). As to the sentimental factor, the iPhone 5 was probably the last iPhone project Steve Jobs was working on. Something on the lines of Steve’s disapproval for a 4-inch screen on the iPhone was heard on many websites recently – indicating something about the iPhone 5 specs.The Amazing Features of IPhone are:-


1. iPhone 5 Form Factor Could Be Bigger Than iPhone 4S?

Unlike iPhone 4, we’ve not had any testing prototype leaked out accidentally. This means all we have is speculation built upon speculation. Still, there are certain clues – like the 4-inch iPhone 5 screen – which could give a bit of a hint as to the form factor. We’re expecting a normal, iPhone 4S kind of a form-factor. All those rumors about a curved-glass display are out the window. In a lawsuit between Apple and Samsung, Apple suggested Samsung to go for curved-glass form-factors – which kind of proves that Apple isn’t taking that up for its iPhone 5.

Apple iPad 3 Specifications

The iPad 3 was predicted to be just a bit thicker and would boast a high-resolution, retina display, screen based on new technology from Sharp. In fact the Techs & Specs suggest, a better screen was expected to be the key feature with the iPad 3, quite possibly a 2048 x 1536 display. There were also predictions that some of the most popular apps from Apple would have a higher resolution as well. That additional thickness should also include an A6 chip and — perhaps — a larger capacity battery. There was a possibility of LTE support, and Nikkei Business had “confirmed” such LTE support.

What to Expect of iPad 3?

What was previously rumored about iPad 3’s design and feature the iPad 3 seems to be in vain. The tech world today found a new batch of rumors about the design and features of the most awaited iPad 3.

Sony Ericsson Xperia pro review: Social Inc.

Final words

So, the company's squad of droid smartphones is now complete with a QWERTTY messenger. It's the kind of phone that can enjoy demand from both business users and social networking fans. The entire Xperia lineup was thoroughly refreshed and ready to offer the Android experience to users of all backgrounds and ages. It was recently confirmed too that all the company’s recent smartphones would get the Ice-cream Sandwich update.

Sony Ericsson should probably next focus on future proofing the hardware as well. Although still a rumorat this point, a dual core phone with an HD touchscreen is already in the works. And who knows, it may be Sony without Ericsson to announce the next flagship. But well, that’s for the future to tell.

Sony Ericsson Xperia pro review: Social Inc.

Excellent organizing skills

The Sony Ericsson Xperia pro comes with a solid set of organizing options, including a document viewer.

The app in question is OfficeSuite and it has support both for viewing (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF, including the Office 2007 versions) and editing/creating (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) document files.

    
The OfficeSuite

Reading documents is quite comfortable on the high-resolution screen and panning is blazing fast.

   
The OfficeSuite enables you to view, edit and create Office documents on Xperia pro

The doc viewer integrates with both Gmail and the generic email app, which makes viewing attachments a cinch. The generic Email app even lets you download the attachments.

The calendar has three different types of view - daily, weekly and monthly. The lower section of the screen is reserved for Agenda: a list of upcoming events. Adding a new event is quick and easy, and you can also set an alarm to act as a reminder.

   
The organizer centerpiece - the calendar

The Calendar also pulls info on upcoming events from your Facebook account. Events appear just like regular events but you can't edit them from the phone, they are read-only.

There is also a calculator aboard. It is nicely touch optimized - the buttons are really big and easy to hit. You can pull out advanced functions (trigonometry, logarithms) from the menu.

 
Regular Calculator • Scientific Calculator

The alarm clock app allows a huge number of alarms to be set, each with its own start and repeat time. The Alarms app can also work as a desk clock - you have a big toggle for the brightness, weather info and shortcuts to gallery slideshow and the music player.

Unfortunately, you don’t have the Stopwatch, Timer or World Clock options. You don’t get a Voice Recorder either. There's plenty of those in the Android Market though.

   
The Clock • Creating alarm

Navigation: Google Maps and Wisepilot

The Sony Ericsson Xperia pro comes with a GPS receiver, which took less than 3 minutes to get satellite lock from a cold start. You can use the A-GPS functionality to get near instantaneous locks or the network positioning if you only need a rough idea of your location.

Our unit came with Maps 5.6.2 out of the box, which gives you access to some great features. Offline rerouting is one – if you stray off course, Maps will recalculate the route without the need for an Internet connection. You can’t change the destination without a connection though. There are also 3D buildings, two finger rotation, tilting and so on.

   
Google Maps • Vector 3D maps

Of course, those features aren’t available everywhere. 3D buildings are available mostly in the biggest world cities.

Turn-by-turn voice guidance using Google Maps Navigation is only available in select countries and unless you live in one of them the best you can do is plan a route in advance and keep an eye on your current location during travel.

Street view is, as usual, a part of the standard package - it gives you a panoramic view of every bit of road in the covered areas. With the compass mode enabled, it feels like a virtual tour of the place!

Our Xperia pro came with Wisepilot pre-installed with full navigation license. It took it really long to get a GPS lock with every GPS setting turned on, but then it does what a SatNav software is supposed to - navigate (with voice guidenace). There are weather and traffic information too.

   
Wisepilot navigation

We just can't promise you your Xperia pro will also come with the same Wisepilot license, it may be a market-dependent.

Android Market keeps expanding with apps

The Xperia pro runs the latest version of Android and has a FWVGA screen, giving you access to the whole Android Market. The MSM8255 chipset should be able to handle most apps in there too.

The Android Market had another visual boost lately plus a layout redesign. Now you get a few scrollable tabs - categories, featured, top paid, top free, top grossing, top new paid, top new free and trending. This organization reminds a lot of the Apple's App Store.

   
The Android Market

The in-app section is untouched though and we still find it quite unattractive.

There are all kinds of apps in the Android market and the most important ones are covered (file managers, navigation apps, document readers etc.).