Canvas Win W121 Features:

Dual-sim

Windows 8.1

5.50-inch Display

Rear Camera 13-megapixel

Front Camera 2-megapixel

8GB Internal Storage (Expandable upto 32GB using microSD card)

Canvas Win W021 Features:

Dual-sim

Windows 8.1

4-inch Display

Rear Camera 5-megapixel

Front Camera 0.3-megapixel

8GB Internal Storage (Expandable upto 32GB using microSD card)

                                   

5.50-inch

1.7GHz

Front Camera

2-megapixel

RAM

1GB

OS

Android 4.2

Resolution

720x1280 pixels

Storage

8GB

Rear Camera

13-megapixel

Battery capacity

2500mAh

LG Was Up With Black Nexus 4 Handset With A Good Sale For Improving Sale LG Announces A Pearl White Nexus 4 Version. Every Thing Is The Same Just The Color Is Different. The Report Says Many Users Were Demanding Another Color For Nexus 4 So They Decided To Launch Its White Version As The Nexus 4 Has A Great Demand In Market But After This Its Demand Will Be More People Are Waiting For It But They Have Announced That They Are Launching But The Date Is Not Declared Yet  It Will Be Launched Today (29 May) In Hong Kong It Will Come Every Where In Few Weeks We Will Keep You Updated With Its Launching Date Stay With Us By Following This Blog

Mega 5.8 and Mega 6.3

Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 Features:

• Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
• Dual Sim
• 8MP Rear Camera
• 1.9MP Front Camera
• Bluetooth 4.0
• 8GB Internal Memory
• 64GN External Memory
• 1.5GB Ram
• 1.4Ghz Dual Core Processor

Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 Features:

• Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
• Dual Sim
• 8MP Rear Camera
• 1.9MP Front Camera
• Bluetooth 4.0
• 8GB Internal Memory
• 64GN External Memory
• 1.5GB Ram
• 1.4Ghz Dual Core Processor

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• 7-inch Display With 1280 x 800
• Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean)
• 5MP Rear Camera 1.3MP Front Camera
• 16GB Internal Memory Upto 64GB External Memory
• 1.6GHz Quad Core
• 4,600 mAh Battery

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Official Price Announced Is Rs 15,999*

Zen joins the league of home-brewed smartphone makers offering superior features at an affordable price. They Have Launched The Ultra Phone Just It Rs 11,999, With 5-inch Display And A Running Quad-core Processor. The smartphone rivals Micromax’s A116 Canvas HD, which features a similar set of superior features such as quad-core processor, 5-inch display, 8MP rear camera and a 2MP front facing camera. Zen Have Priced The Smartphone Lower Than Micromax Canvas HD as It's Rate Is Rs 14,999. Zen Has The Same Features Just In 11,999 So That An Ordinary  Person Can Get It Easily In Low Cost.

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• The Salora Fontab Will Be 7 inch 5 Point Multi-touch Capacitive Touchscreen Display With 1024 X 600 Pixels
• 4.1 Jelly Bean Andriod Operating System

• 2Mp Rear Camera/ 0.3Mp Front Camera With Video Calling
• 2G SIM Card Slot/3G via SB Dongle
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• 1 GB RAM
• HDMI Port
• 4 GB Internal Storage 
• Micro SD Card Supporting 32GB 
• 3,500  mAh Li-Po Battery

Preloaded Apps:

• Facebook
• King Soft
• IBIBO Games
• IBIBO Browser
• Twitter And Other Social Networking Apps

Stuart Hughes, known for crafting luxury Apple devices covered in precious metals and encrusted with rare stones, has created the most expensive iPhone 5 - embedded with a rare black diamond. News has it that a Chinese businessman, the owner of the black diamond, contacted Stuart Hughes about his gold iPhones, and commissioned the handset. The Black Diamond iPhone 5 is priced at a whopping $15 million.

Apparently, it took nine weeks to re-create the chassis of the iPhone 5 in solid gold, and the complete handset has been finished by hand. The single, flawless, deep cut black diamond weighs in at 26 cts and aptly replaces the home button of the smartphone. The chassis is inlaid with approximately 600 white flawless diamonds with full gold dressing on the back. It has about 135 grams of 24ct gold and a sapphire glass set in the screen. The back also has the Apple logo showing off 53 flawless diamonds.  
 
This isn’t the first time that the iPhone 5 has got such luxurious treatment. We have seen Hughes create the limited-edition (100 units) iPhone 5 decked in 18-carat gold and gold and diamond finishing. It also boasts of a diamond studded Apple logo. We have seen Apple’s iPad too flaunt not only precious stones and metals but also a T-REX's thigh bone and a 75-million year old rock. It was called the world’s most expensive iPad 2 dubbed History Edition built with 2kgs of gold and several diamonds.

In the meanwhile, here is a quick look at the specifications of the iPhone 5:

 
While all this looks and sounds fancy, do you think a tech enthusiast with $15 million to throw away would ever buy such a device?

Update: Samsung has started sending out invitations for the Galaxy S4 launch event to be held on April 26. The media invite confirms our report.

New Delhi: The India launch of Samsung's flagship smartphone, Galaxy S4, which was earlier scheduled for April 25, has now been delayed by a day, confirmed a source with knowledge of the Galaxy S4 launch plans in India. The phone will now be launched in India on April 26. He also said that the phone will be available for under Rs 40,000, while its MRP will be around Rs 42,000.

Unveiled on March 14, the Galaxy S4 has a 5-inch Full HD Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels at 441 ppi. The Galaxy S4's screen is 56 per cent larger than the iPhone's. It weighs 130g and is 7.9 mm thick; it's slimmer than its pSamsungredecessor.

The phone has an internal memory of 16GB, which can be expanded up to 64GB, and has 2GB RAM. Powered by a 2600 mAh battery, its battery is 20 per cent larger than that of the S III. Running Android 4.2.2 OS, the Galaxy S4 has a 13 megapixel auto focus camera with flash and zero shutter lag. It has a 2 megapixel front camera with Full HD recording @30fps with zero shutter lag.

Its dual camera feature lets you shoot with the front and rear cameras simultaneously. When capturing moments, users can choose from a variety of frame effects which blend the two pictures naturally and also adjust the size of the small picture inside the big one. Users can select 8 different ways to combine the two photos taken by the front camera and the rear camera.

Source IBN NEWS

Htc Desire L By Top10-tech.blogspot.com

HTC has unveiled a new phone in Taiwan. Curiously, however, the phone doesn't follow the current naming trend that the company has adopted. Instead of the "One" branding, the handset goes oldschool HTC with the name Desire L.

The handset sports low-end specs and seems to be aimed towards the budget market. It comes equipped with a 4.3-inch SLCD 2 display with a WVGA resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. It's powered by a 1GHz processor. For imaging, it's equipped with a 5 megapixel rear camera, but it lacks a front-facing camera. It also has the Beats Audio drivers that HTC includes in its phones.

The phone seems to be available in three colours – black, white and pink. Looking at the pictures, it seems to be running either Sense 4 or Sense 4+. It is unknown whether the phone will get the Sense 5 update.

While the phone has been announced on the HTC Taiwan website, there seems to be no word from the company regarding a possible international version of the smartphone.

HTC had unveiled another phone in its budget offerings back in January. Dubbed the Desire U, it seems to feature a look that reminds one of the classic Desire handsets that were once HTC's flagships.

The phone features a 4-inch screen with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. On the insides, it runs on a 1 GHz processor and has 512MB of RAM. It also has 4GB of internal storage, which is expandable up to 32GB via microSD. For photography, the phone features a 5 megapixel camera with WVGA resolution video recording. Other features include Beats Audio and a 1650 mAh battery. It also features all of the connectivity bells and whistles, including Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth 4.0.

Back in November, HTC had unveiled its dual-SIM smartphone – the Desire SV – at an event in Singapore. The highlighted features of the smartphone include a dual-core processor, an 8 megapixel camera, a 4.3-inch screen and Beats Audio.

HTC claims that a 1GHz dual-core processor helps with web browsing, watching videos, running apps and downloading attachments. This smartphone comes with 768MB of RAM and features a 4.3-inch super LCD 2 screen that HTC claims will make images, videos, emails and presentations look a lot more vivid. This dual-SIM smartphone comes loaded with productivity tools such as Office Suite, Microsoft Exchange push mail and calendar support.

As far as the software goes, the HTC Desire SV comes loaded with Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) with the HTC Sense UI. This handset can be upgraded to Android v4.1 (Jelly Bean) once HTC releases it for the handset.

Here are the device’s core specifications at a glance:

- 4.3-inch Super LCD2 touch screen
- 1GHz dual core processor
- HTC Sense UI
- 5MP primary camera with auto focus, LED flash and BSI sensor
- 4GB internal storage space, expandable via microSD card
- 1GB of RAM
- 1,800mAh battery
- 128mm x 66.9mm x 8.9mm in dimensions
- 118-gram weight
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS with GLONASS

Source HTC Taiwan Facebook Page

Ever thought of paying as little as $12 (amounts to approximately Rs 650) for a fully-functional phone? Well, we came across the Gongkai phone, which now makes it possible. It's a complete quad-band GSM phone featuring an OLED display, Bluetooth and MP3 playback. It has only basic features, but that's what one could expect at that price. The phone is a great option if you are going on a short trip/vacation or during the monsoon when people don't want to carry their expensive smartphones. Moreover, at $12, the phone is unlocked and contract-free; it also comes with a protective silicone sleeve.

After a teardown, bunnie studios reveals that the low price of the phone is possible due to several factors. The entire case snaps together and there are no screws holding the phone together. There are almost no connections inside and all components, such as the battery and display, are soldered directly to the board. There is a flipping switch that helps hard-disconnect the battery. Further, the battery also has no secondary protection circuit. Despite its slacky built, the phone features a backlit keypad and decorative lights around the edge. It equips the Mediatek MT6250DA chip and a Vanchip VC5276. The CPU clocks at 260MHz, 32-bit. The MT6250 chip is said to sell for less than $2 when bought in bulk. Apparently, the production price of the phone goes below $10. 

Last year, we came across the M2 phone from a Chinese handset manufacturer going by the name Ken Xin Da. The phone priced at Rs 1,200 was amongst the tiniest phones one could find in the market. It came with a dual-SIM, dual-standby option, rated talktime of 240 minutes and bundled a 2GB memory card.

Affordable tablets and phones are a boon for developing nations like India. In fact, we’ve had our tryst with the Aakash tablet project. We’ve seen this cheapest tablet in the world face a lot of ups and downs. One shouldn't expect superior quality or performance from Gongkai either (considering its price). The price of the device is as low as ordering a highly-loaded large pizza or a nifty pair of earphones. A sub-Rs 1,000 phone could be a great initiative for India, especially as we are looking to connect remote and isolated regions of the country.

The Best Apps You Should Have In Your Windows Phone

1 Anti Theft Alarm:

Don’t let strangers touch your phone. Anti theft alarm will sound if someone touches the phone. Now you can connect the device to a power adapter or to a PC and you will know if someone takes it.

Anti Theft Alarm costs Rs. 55. Click Here to download.

2 Viber:

This is something which can make your wallet always filled. Viber offers free calls and text all over the world. The HD sound quality is one of the best features in it. Cool emoticons, Speech to text engine and wide language support makes it worth to download.

Free App. Click Here to download.

3. Battery Sense:

Battery Sense help you to know your battery. Live battery status, Live tile battery display, Voice commands, Battery life estimation and Charging information are various services offered by battery sense.

Battery Sense costs Rs. 55. Click Here to download.

4. CricBuzz:

Fastest cricket score updates and Ball-by-Ball commentary on your windows phone at one touch. The cricBuzz commentary is your next lifeline when you can’t be at the match live.

Free App. Click Here to download.

5. Private:

The lack and key arrangement for your personal photos. It can be secured with lock pattern.

Private costs Rs. 110. Click Here to download.

6. Fantasia Painter:

An artistic expression tool to unleash your skills. Various brushes and 100+ effects are there to embark on your own art adventure.

Fantasia Painter has a free version and ad-free full version. Click Here to download the free version.

7. Camera360:

A must have camera app for a windows phone. 6 camera themes included COMPASS is the highlight of this app. Manyu real time photo effects can be incorporated with the camera and effects for re-edits are also available.

Free app. Click Here to download.

8. Ringtones Pro:

Daily updated biggest collection of free ringtones in Windows Phone Store. Keep in touch with the latest trends in music. You can browse and play ringtones online. mp3, mp4/m4a (including alac), ogg, wma, flac, wav, ape, wv, tta, mpc formats are supported.

Ringtones pro costs Rs. 135. Click Here to download.

9. TuneIn Radio:

TuneIn radio brings  you  all the voice feed from each and  every continent. Music, Sports, News, Talk, Comedy streaming and much more.  The latest update of TuneIn radio introduced TuneIn live feature.  The new Live screen brings a vivid range of album artwork and show titles that flip every time on a new play. It also has a paid version known as TuneIn pro which enables a recording option whatever you hear from TuneIn radio.

Free App. Click Here to download.

 10. ToDo:

Any Do imitated windows version. But the best among the windows ToDo application.

ToDo++ costs Rs. 55. Click Here to download.

Being generous? There is an app for that! Google is testing its new app called One Todaythat “brings together people and nonprofits through the simple act of giving $1.” The app displays one good cause each day and urges you to make a simple donation of $1 towards it. 

Built on the back of Google’s not-for-profit arm Google.org, One Today is an Android app that will get users to donate towards organisations and charities daily. The app is available for the US only currently and also has an invite-only status to it right now.

The best part about this app is the complete transparency it keeps about where your money is going. Google has listed a few examples on the One Today page. For example, with the “Every Child Learns Empathy” project, every $50 collected means one school will receive aid to be trained in empathy best practices. Every $2 donated will translate into an hour of security for a wild rhino. From helping poor farmers in Africa to helping nature and wildlife, One Today will display a new project everyday that needs funds.

It’s a great crowdsourcing idea with a friends angle too. The app allows for you to set a cap in relation to how much money you will match if your friends donate to a particular project. You can then pay off your donation balance once your friends have used up the cap. Individually, you can only donate $1 per project per day. However, if you want to donate more, you can challenge your friends to match your donations, says the FAQs page of One Today. 

Currently, the page for the project will only let you request for an invite. The app looks like its undergoing a controlled hush-hush test right now, but it could be possible that it is open to international audience as well. If you’re an organisation, you can already start to list yourself to be featured as the Project of the Day. The app is a great move on Google.org’s part and with its backing, One Today could turn into a revolutionary way of donating to charities. 

Google.org was recently in the news for lending support to help victims of the Boston Marathon bombings reach their loved ones. The search giant activated its Person Finder app to help locate missing people.

The helpful tool was first activated during the Haiti earthquake in 2010. 

When you logged into the page, you were shown two options. The first said “I’m looking for someone” and helped you find out if there was any information about a loved one you were searching for. If there was any positive information about the person you were searching for, a message that said “Status: Someone has received information that this person is alive"  was shown on screen. You could then click to see where the information came from.

The second button read, “I have information about someone”. This tool was for people who have the whereabouts of people affected by the blast. Entering information using this button will helped people who’re searching for their loved ones co-ordinate information.

The app had managed to help locate thousands of people before it was deactivated a couple of days ago. Charities and not-for-profit organisations are in safe hands with One Today, it would seem.