Month: May 2011
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Samsung Galaxy S And Galaxy Tab Getting Gingerbread In Mid-May
Its now the official announcement from the Samsung that the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab is going to get the Gingerbread update in the mid-May. It announced that starting with the models in the UK and Nordic countries from the middle of this month. The rest of them will be following the suit. For more…
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Quick Review: Acer Liquid Metal
For: Good build quality, crisp displayAgainst: Below average camera, sluggish UI, heating issues, low battery lifeThe Liquid Metal is the latest smartphone offering from Acer, and while many smartphones are content with sticking to Android 2.1, this phone runs on Android 2.2 out of the box. The phone is powered by an 800 MHz Snapdragon…
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NTT DoCoMos Fujitsu LOOX F-07C, Dual Boots Windows 7 And Symbian
The dual-booting Fujitsu LOOX F-07C smartphone goes official, the preliminary spec sheet is released. It got 7.69 ounce landscape slider, handles both Windows 7 (Home Premium, 32bit Japanese Edition) and Symbian. It got 4-inch LCD with 1024*600 resolution, 1.2GHz Intel Atom Processor, 1GB of LPDDR4 RAM, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, 32GB of eMMC disk space, expandable…
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Mango To Bring Office 365, Facebook Chat, More Xbox Live
The Windows Phone Dev Podcast made some screenshots of Windows Phone 7 last week that revealed some new features of the mobile OS. The Mango update includes support for Facebook chat and Office 365 and some revamped games hub that suggests even more Xbox Live integration option. The Lock screen is apparently shows the album…
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Windows Vista, 7 – Define The Actual Folders Hidden Behind Shortcuts
From Windows Vista onwards, specific folders seems exist for the sake of compatibility, but actually redirect to other real folders.
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Microsoft Research Backed E-Reader
Microsofts still born Courier, a dual-screen device. It made its appearance in this weeks CHI conference in Vancouver, seeing how Microsoft Research apparently played a role in its development. But this gadget presented by the University of Marylands Nicholas Chen, is clearly awesome looking one at that. The reader actually has one screen; it can…
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Samsung Updates Galaxy S II
Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone didnt have many issues, Android Community reports there is firmware update that fixes the auto-brightness setting. The i9100XWKE2 revision also apparently increases the responsiveness of Swype Software keyboard is always a plus. This update sounds like a desirable one.
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HP Veer 4G And Samsung Infuse 4G Now On Sale
The tiny 2.6-inch Veer with webOS and the Samsung Infuse 4G with giant 4.5-inch Android both available for sale. They two have one important thing in common; they both are made for AT&T. The HPs Veer 4G costs $99.99 and Samsungs Infuse 4G costs $199.99. The Veer 4G is now available on Best Buy right…
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Oracle – Data Block Corruption in oracle 10g – A quick view
How can we find the corrupted object list?One of my database, blocks are corrupted few months ago.At that time i have written a dynamic script for each block id & find the corrupted block list.
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Windows 7 – Hide unused libraries in Windows Explorer
The libraries functions in Windows 7 help in structuring data. But a lot of users still prefer the conventional folder structure.
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Windows 7 – Add Data Types To Hard Drive Cleaning
Hard drive cleaning helps in tracking trash on the system. Unfortunately, the functionality is restricted to predefined file types.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.3.3 Gingerbread Update Begins
The Samsung has just now started dribbling out the Gingerbread 2.3.3 update to Italian Tab users. The update, when it arrives in your location
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Real Or Fake: A Nintendo DS Lite Gets It DS Right
It may have been long ago that eclipsed by the DSi and 3DS, but the svelte portable system is still being made. The bootleg picked up a 1UP editor though he was getting the real deal from eBay. The thing arrived in a corrugated cordboard box with pixelated text, it is clear that he had…
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Third Rail iPhone Case With Detachable Battery
The Third Rail System includes an iPhone 4 slim case for $90, it always surrounds your device and a 1250mAh battery that you can slide into place whenever you need a boost. The removable batteries can charge other devices over micro USB, it can be stacked up to four deep for charging multiple gadgets at…
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ViewSonic 7x Honeycomb 7 Inches Tablet
ViewSonic finally got its Android tablet out of Froyo doldrums and it is first in the market with a Honeycomb slate of 7-inch variety. According to Pocket lint, the company will debuts the ViewPad 7x features Tegra 2 processor, Wi-Fi, HSPA+, HDMI port, DLNA support, weighs 0.84 pounds. There is no word on the pricing…
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NEC VersaPro VK15V/TM-C Tablet
The NECs VersaPro VK15V/TM-C looks like a slate it is, but packs like a netbook like specs. It runs on Windows 7 Professional. It features 1.5GHz Intel Atom Z760 processor, 2GB RAM, HDMI-out, SDHC slot, it comes with 10.1-inch, 1280*800 display, 64GB SSD. No words of pricing and battery life of the tablet, but it…
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Touch Pad Works Without Finger Tip Movement
Kajimoto Lab in Japan brought this one with maximum sensation. You only have to exert gentlest of pressures on this prototype touch pad and it zaps your fingertip with little electrical signals, feeling of sliding your finger over surface. If you dont mind stretching your finger to your old style mouse or track pad, then…
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Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi Gets Android 3.1
Google said that the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 would be getting Android 3.1 update in next couple of weeks, now its time for Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi only model got the update. In Motorola Xoom official forum, it seems like few individuals have already received their update on their Wi-Fi only Xoom. 3G Xoom Users also…