Lumia Phone Leaked Pics Nokia Give new Lumia pics foer specs update

 

Nokia’s new phone gets a new colorful profile, reports say after a series of concept photos has been leaked out from China along with a list of specs and features.

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Already creating buzz in the tech world with its 41 megapixel camera, the Nokia Lumia PureView once again takes the spotlight with new images that feature a very unique curved design coming in three bright colors of black, yellow, and magenta.

While the new design may be too unique for some people’s tastes, the list of specs that were leaked with it may be something to consider. The PureView Lumia features specs that include: a 4.3-inch curved touchscreen with high definition resolution, full 1080p HD recording with Rich Recording Technology, a yet unknown dual core processor (possibly something similar to Qualcomm’s S4 processor) with an Adreno 320 GPU, and the 41MP camera sensor on a Carl Zeiss lens. A closer inspection of the leaked images reveals that the Windows logo it uses is the new Windows 8, leading to the conclusion that the new Nokia smartphone may come out with the Windows Phone 8 as its operating system.

Online sources seem skeptical about this design concept, deeming it an unlikely course coming from Nokia. And while these details have yet to be confirmed by a representative from Nokia or Microsoft, there’s also no news of the contrary. Since it is indeed a very unusual design, it is highly possible that Nokia will do some fine-tuning before the phone comes out in public.

Also unknown as of now is when and where this new smartphone will be released as well as how much something like this will cost.

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Microsoft Give Feteure to Windows Phone User Microsoft creating new premium app

 

As the largest software creator in the world challenges its competitors, Microsoft has recently been reported to be paying developers to bring popular apps to the Windows Phone. This is expected to put them at a competitive position against other aggressive players in the market, such as Apple, in making use of brand-name apps.

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With this, app makers will be paid by Microsoft to develop a version of these apps for the Windows Phone, such as the mobile social network Foursquare and the Cheezburger Network, a large set of entertaining and humorous sites. Aside from these, Microsoft has also been said to pay developers from $60,000 to $600,000 in order to create apps from similarly popular and recently developing brands to upgrade its app catalog.

Compared to the Apple’s iOS or Google Android, Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform remains to be at a basic level with which its number of apps remain at around 65,000 whereas the iOS is close to 600,000 and Android got more than 400,000. Microsoft partnered with Nokia in the previous year to come up with the Lumia handset series, and thus would determine if their joint venture will fare well in the future – numbers don’t lie.

As the Windows Phone platform does not feature a large assortment of apps, Microsoft has decided to boost their catalog by paying for premium apps to be integrated into the Windows Phone platform and fill out its app store. Only time will tell if this strategy will pay off.

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Tegra Release New Google Tablet in Cheap Price with Amazing View

 

Stepping into the tablet market and getting its share in the limelight from the Apple and Amazon dominated tablet industry is Google’s latest ambitious step. Such move is even made formidable with the US internet giant and Taiwan’s Asustek Computer partnership.

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Apparently, the tablet’s current design is ready to hit the stores in May. Google decided to delay its release by adding two more months to its original birthday. Honestly speaking, this is not something that we should all be worried about. There is a very good reason behind all these.

The new 7-inch Google tablet is built with an Nvidia Tegra 3 processor, a quad-core and a Wi-Fi only connectivity. The company plans to drop it down to a dual-core chip while maintaining its competitive status against the 1 GHz, dual-core TI OMAP 4 chip of Amazon’s Kindle Fire.

Designed for Android 4.0, it is one of the best alternatives to Apple’s iOS. Google’s Android OS has an open-source nature which makes it more appealing to many hardware makers in making an Android-based device.

Google’s reason in delaying the tablet’s sale is more on price issues. Initially, the tablet bears the tag price of $249 which is $50 higher than Amazon’s Kindle Fire. Likewise, the iPad is starting to look isolated with its $499 retail price against their competitors who are targeting the budget-conscious consumers who occupy a bigger share in the market.

With its anticipated launch in July and a new $199 targeted retail value, the Google tablet could just prove to live up to the “slowly but surely” success story.

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China Made Stylish Lenovo K71 Smart TV in Less Prices and amazing and new style

 

Shortly after an announcement was made about how users can synchronize their personal files between their mobile gadgets and PCs through cloud storage, Lenovo makes a bolder move to bridge smartphones, PCs, televisions and tablets by using the company’s cloud computing services. Such is the reason behind the launch of Lenovo’s Smart TV. The said event is slated to occur in China where Lenovo would usually launch their newest gadgets first before they land in other international markets.

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Earlier this year, the smart TV was finally unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show. Its Android 4.0 OS allows it to run mobile apps and its voice recognition feature enables one to deliver various commands. With a 1.5 dual-core processor, the smart TV comes in four LED screen models measured at 42-inch and 55-inch sizes. Three of these models even have a flicker-free 3D feature.

While not really expecting much from the product sales, Lenovo believes it is best to use the product as a springboard to test the smart TV market. In the end, CEO Yang Yuanqing may prove himself correct with this humble yet fearless strategy.

The 42-inch Lenovo K71 model will be on sale at the end of the month and was priced at 6499 yuan (US$1,029). Prices and release dates of the other models are still unknown at the moment.

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Google Lanuch Glass With New Features in Next Year

Apparently, Google has been giving their glasses a cool design to make them wearable by anyone who wants to view visual information in front of their eyes, from today’s temperature to real-time messages from friends. Known as Project Glass, this enterprise at the Google X lab has released photos online and had a video posted on YouTube (see below) this week as a preview to Google’s latest accomplishment in generating an improved pair of specs. The video suggested that users can further explore and connect with the world using significantly enhanced glasses.

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On the Google+ page of Project Glass, a post has invited readers to be updated as the company continues to provide their stories and ideas, and that they would prefer to hear from the public about the features that they would want to see in Project Glass. Undoubtedly, the specs’ white, thin frame gives it a sleek and highly futuristic design. Researchers at Google have already tested the glasses using a heads-up display run by Android.

This project for augmented reality glasses has stirred various positive and negative comments alike whereas its design principal has also admitted whether the public will be open nd receptive to the glasses’ features. Nevertheless, it is expected to be put up for sale sometime this year for an estimated price similar as that of a typical smartphone.

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New Feture in Android Device block every unwanted calls from your phone and send out automatic sms from your phone

Considering the ease in which data can be obtained and shared, it’s not particularly hard to gather a person’s contact details for purpose of spam, harassment, or cold calls.

Neither Android nor iOS – the world’s two most popular mobile device platforms – offer much in terms of features for blocking or filtering prank, ad, or just generally unwanted correspondence. If someone (or some bot) is continually barraging your inbox or call log, there’s not really that much you can do, short of contacting your carrier and setting up a block remotely.

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Going through all that trouble seems a little excessive, but there comes a time for most of us when we could do with blocking a number – if only temporarily – for whatever reason, and this is where apps like Root Call Blocker for Android steps into the fray.

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As the name quite openly suggests, the app requires root access, but thereafter, provides a watertight blocking and filtering system for both calls and SMS. It operates silently, and the root daemon ensures blocking 100% of the time. You can opt to select whether or not you wish to be notified when a certain caller or number is blocked, and you can configure it to block those unknown and restricted numbers.

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There are five reject methods in total, ranging from the basic "Don’t Answer" to the pre-meditated, automated SMS reply. The trial version allows you to add one item, although the Pro iteration costs five dollars, and offers unlimited access all of the features the app has to offer.

Another app to add to the growing list of reasons to root your Android, Root Call Blocker is the sort of app we only but wish could be a staple part of Google’s mobile OS at stock level. The chances of the Big G implementing such a feature-packed blocker to the end-user would seem speculative at best, but with such a good app already in our midst, there’s no need to tolerate the unwanted calls and messages anymore.

    Download  Root Call Blocker Free for Android [Google Link]
    Download  Root Call Blocker Pro for Android [Google  Link]

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Facebook Launch New Device For And App Security Stolen Rooted Androaid IOS

 

A certain amount of hysteria has arisen today after a report suggested that a security vulnerability in Facebook’s mobile apps could lead potentially to identity theft.

Having carried out a series of tests, developer Gareth Wright reported that since many app developers save values in plain text plists as opposed to binaries, sensitive information could easily be compromised if fallen into the wrong hands.

He looked at the immensely popular Draw Something app, and noticed a plain text Facebook access token, copied the hash, and tested a few FQL queries. He then discovered he could pull essentially any information from his Facebook account. After sending the plist around to a few trusted associates, he was pretty awestruck to notice they could easily update his status, send messages, and essentially use his account.

Having contacted Facebook about the issues, he noted:

    Facebook are aware and working on closing the hole, but unless app developers follow suit and start encrypting the 60 day access token Facebook supplies, it’s only a matter of time before someone starts using the info for ill purpose…if they aren’t already.

As TechCrunch correctly points out, though, the threat is only prevalent if a device is actually stolen, and even if it were, it would need to be jailbroken – or rooted, if you’re an Android user – in order for any serious damage to occur. If your jailbroken/rooted device was to be snatched, however, an unscrupulous individual could have a field day with your contacts, cookies, as well as access to app and account information.

Truthfully speaking, the key is not to get your device snatched, and Wright’s findings also reiterate the importance of having some form of remote wipe implementation in place to at least rescue the data from your doomed device.

Facebook has tried to calm the situation by releasing a clarifying statement:

    "Access tokens are only vulnerable if they have modified their mobile OS [jailbroken or rooted] or have granted  a malicious actor access to the physical device. We develop and test our application on an unmodified version of mobile operating systems and rely on the native protections as a foundation for development, deployment and security, all of which is compromised on a jailbroken device."

Facebook then goes on to recommend users stay away from jailbreaking / modding in any way that could increase the security risk. Since we’re strong advocates of the freedom of jailbreaking, we’d simply add that as long as you have a remote wipe system in place, you should be absolutely fine.

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