Nokia launches 41-MP camera smartphone

At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia announced the 808 Pureview,

Huawei announces MediaPad 10 FHD

Huawei Technologies Co., China’s largest producer of IT component, has uncovered world’s quad-core powered 10-inch tablet, the “MediaPad 10 FHD” on second day of MWC, Spain.

The10-inch MediaPad will come with pre-loaded Android Ice Cream Sandwich version and it is powered by quad-core CPU clocked at 1.5GHz and a 10-inch HD touch-screen with 1920 x 1200p resolution.

Huawei announces MediaPad 10 FHD

Android ICS Beta 4.0.3 released for Xperia Ray, Neo V and Arc S

Sony has released the beta version of Android ICS 4.0.3 for its Xperia smartphones. The Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3 Beta ROM is now available to upgrade on the Xperia Ray, the Xperia Neo V and the Xperia Arc S.

Samsung unveils Galaxy Beam featuring 50-inch HD projector

The South-Korean’s biggest mobile producer has added one more high-end smartphone to its Galaxy line and has exposed the “Samsung Galaxy Beam” at Mobile World Congress, Barcelona.

The company has integrated one latest feature in this smartphone called “50-inch Projector”, the Galaxy Beam is the first smartphone from Samsung to bring built-in projector. It can also be called as Samsung’s projector phone.

The Beam’s projector has ability to show High-Definition pictures up to 50-inch size. The pre-installed app makes it very handy. With the help of projector, users can able to watch 720p HD movies, videos and play music tracks on any flat places like walls and ceilings. The notable thing in HD projector is it has 15 Lumens super bright effect, which means one can use it outside (in daytime) without any difficulty with upmost brightness.

10 Things You Never Knew About: Champagne

 

“Come quickly brothers, I am tasting stars.” - Dom Perignon (yes, he was a real person--a French monk often mistakenly credited with inventing champagne. In fact, even the authenticity of the preceding quote is under debate)

courtesy :  Mandovi Menon/TOINetwork

Fact One: As much as some would like to deny it, champagne is actually a type of wine and is typically derived from a blend of grapes. The only difference between sparkling wine and champagne is the region it comes from. Authentic Champagne can only come from the Champagne region of France. Any bubbly from other parts of the world simply have to settle for the title of ‘sparkling wine.’

Clear Your Google Web History

Google's latest privacy move has some questioning their mantra, "Do no Evil." Photo by Jonathan McIntosh/flickr/CC

If you've been to Google's homepage lately — and the chances you have are astronomical — you may have noticed a little announcement mentioning something about changes in Google's privacy policy. You then probably ignored it — but you shouldn't.

Rechargeable Heated Gloves

Well known clothing technology for winter season might need you to rub your hands together to generate and trap heat for your arms. Now, you don’t have to do that anymore with this Ultimate Rechargeable Heated Gloves that can sustain you the right heat for up to 8 hours on a single charge.

How to Get Back Deleted Pictures from Computer

After the inception of modern high capacity secondary storage devices like memory cards, USB drives, external hard drives etc., it has become quite easy to store a large number of pictures at one place. However, due to large and easy storing provided by these devices, we can not neglect the fact that digital images may get lost due to accidental deletion or corruption of these devices. Therefore, keeping digital photo loss in mind, there has been developed photo recovery software which work as a virtue for those, who are suffering from precious image loss.

Hot Weather Makes Mammals Smaller, So Will Global Warming Make Us Shrink?

Horses Big and Small This illustration shows the ancient horse ancestor Sifrhippus sandrae (right) touching noses with a modern Morgan horse, the latter which stands about 5 feet high at the shoulders and weighs 1,000 lbs. Sifrhippus, by contrast, was the size of a small house cat (about 8.5 lbs.) at the beginning of the Eocene (~55.8 million years ago). It is the earliest known horse. [Illustration by Danielle Byerley, Florida Museum of Natural History