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Samsung Introducing Windows 8-Powered Tablet during Microsoft’s BUILD Developers’ Conference

by Ahmad on September 9, 2011

The software giant Microsoft is, currently, developing its state of the art operating system (OS) Windows 8 for PCs and tablets PCs which is expected to be the successor of Windows 7, released a short while ago. While thousands of developers are playing their role in the development of Microsoft’s future flag bearer, the Windows [...]

Top 10 Video Watching Apps on iPhone

by olagaballah on May 8, 2011

Aside from the hilarious, sophisticating and amazing apps like games, what are the iPhone apps you can’t live without? What apps that can make your life easier? … Video watching apps, right!. Forget about your PC and start watching the best movies in your iPhone, while relaxing on your bed. Be sure you won’t miss [...]

Tablet PC: Lenovo ThinkPad X220

by Sami on March 20, 2011

Lenovo, leading laptop manufacturer,is goint to launch new Tablet PC called ThinkPad X220. The new Lenovo ThinkPad X220 tablet PC is equipped with sizzling features which includes 2.5-inch multitouch IPS display with resolution of 1366 x 768 pixel. It is powered by Intel Core i7/i5/i3 processor and is running on Genuine Windows 7 Home Basic/Premium/Professional operating system.

Charge your Mobile Phone with Wi-Fi Signals

by nauman on January 12, 2010

I guess this has to be the gadget of the year. No matter how much I surf for new gizmos this one gets the cake, I mean we have heard about wireless charging but this one beats them all. The device I am talking about is an RCA charger from Airnergy that harvests electricity form [...]

A Twitter application for the Zune HD

by nauman on December 17, 2009

Nowadays if you are not tweeting then you’re not in the circle. Most of us tweet or retweet using a PC, however, there are other options available as well. One can make use of his/her mobile phone, PDA or smart device. The Zune HD that was hit the markets sometime back created quite a stir. [...]

Nokia X6 launched, finally

by nauman November 26, 2009

It is designed exclusively for music lovers who don’t mind a little bit of chatting and texting in between. What else can you expect from a sleek phone which happens to be a hear turner as far as looks are concerned, but the 32 GB of storage is something really outstanding, did I mention 35 hours of music playback, which translates in to 16 days of standby time? They say the device will give you access to over six million tracks.

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Dell Mini 3i

by nauman November 14, 2009

Dell is finally in the mobile phone arena with this little smart phone called as the Mini3. The device has a 3.5” screen size and runs on Android OS. According to Dell it is “the world’s smallest Dell”. The phone is going to be released in China through China Mobile and in Brazil through Claro. [...]

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xpPhone, is it for real?

by nauman November 2, 2009

It’s a mobile phone, a GPS and a NetBook all three bundled in to one neat device running Windows XP and weighing about 400 gm. The screen size is 4.8”, it is a touch screen off course. Let us first of all have a look at its specs: AMD Super Mobile Processor 1 GB RAM [...]

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Alex a dual screen eReader by Spring Design

by nauman October 21, 2009

The race to make and release the ultimate eReader is on and spring Design has unveiled plans to market one by the year’s end. This device will run the world’s most anticipated OS, you guessed it right the Android. It has two screens a 6” Electronic Paper Display (EPD) and a 3.5” LCD. The device [...]

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Wi-Fi Direct, something like a Personal Area Network (PAN)

by nauman October 21, 2009

The Wi-Fi alliance has announced that Wi-Fi Direct specifications are in final stages. This will facilitate Wi-Fi enabled devices to establish peer to peer connections somewhat like the Bluetooth. So Wi-Fi Direct will make it possible for you to make you Laptop talk to your printer, headphone, speakers, keyboard and everything else. What then will [...]

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