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Nokia Admits Lumia 900 Purple Screen Bug

Nokia Admits Lumia 900 Purple Screen Bug

Nokia care US through Twitter has announced that they have identified the screen-hue problem and this problem will be fixed through a software update.
By On May 8, 2012 Respond
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‘Point Cloud Portraits’ Debuts New Form Of 3D Effects In Movies

‘Point Cloud Portraits’ Debuts New Form Of 3D Effects In Movies

Studio for Creative Inquiry has created some distinctive 3D video effects using 'depth video' effects.
By On May 4, 2012 2 Responses
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Windows 8 Won’t Have Any Kind Of Free DVD PlayBack

Windows 8 Won’t Have Any Kind Of Free DVD PlayBack

The use of DVDs has indeed been declining over recent years, with content more readily available online and transmitted more often through flash drives. However, there are still a lot of us who would like to pop in a DVD at times and watch a movie. But this would no longer be possible with Windows 8′s default features which will be coming with absolutely no DVD playback.

By On May 4, 2012 Respond
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Nokia 808 PureView Rolls Out In Russia And India This Month

Nokia 808 PureView Rolls Out In Russia And India This Month

Nokia has declared that the Nokia 808 PureView will be available in selected markets in May. But Nokia did not publish the detail markets list.
By On May 3, 2012 1 Response
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RIM Introduces BlackBerry Music Gateway

RIM Introduces BlackBerry Music Gateway

RIM has revealed a Bluetooth audio adapter with remote control operation branded as BlackBerry Music Gateway.
By On May 2, 2012 Respond
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Sony Xperia SX SO-05D Komachi Specs Leaked

Sony Xperia SX SO-05D Komachi Specs Leaked

Sony Xperia SX SO-05D specs has been leaked in Japan. The leakage is all about the configuration of Xperia SX SO-05D. No visual.
By On May 2, 2012 Respond
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Windows XP Remains The Most Used OS During April

Windows XP Remains The Most Used OS During April

Windows XP has been one of the most wildly popular operating systems around the globe. From developed nations to developing economies, it has been loved for its simplicity and user-friendliness and readily adopted. Recently, Microsoft announced that it will be relinquishing its support for Windows XP by April 8, 2014.

By On May 2, 2012 Respond
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Microsoft Doles Out $300 Million To Barnes & Noble To Get Windows 8 Its Very Own iBooks

Microsoft Doles Out $300 Million To Barnes & Noble To Get Windows 8 Its Very Own iBooks

Creating an entire ecosystem around a platform is increasingly becoming critically important. This is because consumers now buy into a whole ‘package’ rather than solo deals. And that is why, a platform has to have an entire ecosystem of apps and related products to make it a success in today’s tech world. For this reason, Microsoft is teaming up with Barnes & Noble and paying it a whooping $300 million to create a Windows 8 version of iBooks.

By On May 1, 2012 Respond
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CyanogenMod 9 Released For HTC One X

CyanogenMod 9 Released For HTC One X

Recently a version of Cyanogenmod 9 has been posted by TripNRaVeR of the TripNDroid Mobile Engineering developer team on the Modaco forums.
By On April 30, 2012 1 Response
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Developer Support For BlackBerry 10 Device Will Decide RIM’s Future

Developer Support For BlackBerry 10 Device Will Decide RIM’s Future

RIM has been trying hard to be relevant, yet again, in the smartphone market. So far, it hasn’t been successful but recently, images of a leaked BB10 device and before that, leaked images of BB10 operating system has intrigued the users and the developers, to say the least. The problem for RIM is that it won’t be able to port its pre-BB10 apps to BB10 devices. And for that, RIM will have to gear up a solid developer support for the BB10 platform.

By On April 29, 2012 Respond
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Direct Java Support For OS X Announced By Oracle

Direct Java Support For OS X Announced By Oracle

Apple’s Mac machines do support Java and Apple has been updating the software. However, these updates haven’t been timely. And just one of these delays have resulted in a mass infection of 500,000 Mac machines due to a tiny vulnerability in an older version of Flash. Now, Oracle says that it will be extending direct Java support for OS X.

By On April 29, 2012 Respond
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MIT’s DIY Cellphone : Make Your Own Cellphone Now!

MIT’s DIY Cellphone : Make Your Own Cellphone Now!

MIT's High-Low Tech group is trying to make a DIY Wooden mobile phone. You can make voice calls through it.
By On April 28, 2012 Respond
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BlackBerry 10 Developer Alpha Device Preview Leak

BlackBerry 10 Developer Alpha Device Preview Leak

BlackBerry 10 pictures has been leaked before official announcing. The official announcing of first BlackBerry 10 will be this August.
By On April 28, 2012 Respond
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Netgear Gigabit Speed Wireless Router With IEEE 802.11ac Coming In May

Netgear Gigabit Speed Wireless Router With IEEE 802.11ac Coming In May

Netgear's new 802.11ac standard router has wider frequency. It dramatically leaps forward in the speed, reliability, and quality of wireless communications.
By On April 27, 2012 Respond
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Kaspersky: Apple ‘10 Years’ Behind Microsoft Regarding Security

Kaspersky: Apple ‘10 Years’ Behind Microsoft Regarding Security

Digital security software maker Kaspersky Lab’s CEO believes that Apple is ’10 years’ behind Microsoft on security. After the widespread Flashback or Flashfake malware attack on Mac devices recently, users should take notice.
By On April 27, 2012 Respond
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