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Different branded Mobiles to have One Standard Micro-USB Charger in Europe

December 30, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

Micro-USB Charger Image

It’s very interesting and useful to have a standard charger for Mobiles, It will help everyone, if anybody loses charge of his or her mobile unexpectedly, and there is no need to be afraid of forgetting to take charger on getting it charged from home. Someone could help us with his or her charger though [...]

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Apple iPad 2 expected to have Dual Core Processor

December 29, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

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While companies are preparing Tablets equipped with Dual Core Processor, why Apple shouldn’t?! According to a research from analyst at Rodman & Renshaw, Ashok Kumar, the Cupertino-based company is preparing to do just that. He said: “Apple is on track to refresh the iPad by March and iPhone by late summer. A key component upgrade [...]

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More destructive cyber attacks could be made by 2015 : Gartner

December 1, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

World’s leading IT research and advisory firm Gartner has forecast that by 2015, online sabotages will become multi-modal and very damaging and that even a G-20 nation’s critical infrastructure will be disrupted and damaged by such cyber attacks . “By 2015, a G20 nation’s critical infrastructure will be disrupted and damaged by online sabotage. Online [...]

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Apple’s iPad 2 expected to have 2 Cameras and USB Port

November 27, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

Rumors continue to swirl over Apple’s next generation iPad, and one reliable Taiwanese newspaper says the new device will be out in the first quarter of 2011, complete with video calling, two cameras, new display and touch technology, and a USB port to connect easily to other devices. First off, the original source of this [...]

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Motorola “Olympus” expected to be powered with Android 2.2 & Tegra 2

November 23, 2010 By Jerry

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The new information related with the fact that the device embeds a dual-core Tegra 2 CPU are coming right after LG leaked their own dual-core Android Smartphone, the LG Star. Unfortunately, there weren’t any pictures of the Olympus spotted in the wild, but recently, courtesy of Gizmodo, two pictures of the upcoming smartphone are now [...]

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World’s first “Ice touchscreen display” built by Nokia NRC Tempere

November 23, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

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Researchers from the Nokia Research Center in Tampere, Finland, have turned a wall of ice into a huge interactive touchscreen display. Using infrared emitters and detectors to determine hand location and movement, the team projected images onto the blocks of ice so that users could see flames behind their hands. Happily, users didn’t need to [...]

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2011:The Age of Tablets !

November 22, 2010 By Jerry Leave a Comment

With the thriving success of Apple’s iPad with over 4 million units sold, since its launch in April, the BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) has joined major players in the electronics industry to rush into the market with their versions of the tablet. After the huge success of the iPad, all major hardware vendors [...]

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SAP CRM on BlackBerry:RIM,SAP

November 21, 2010 By Jerry 1 Comment

SAP and Research in Motion have teamed up to bring SAP’s back-end business applications, beginning with CRM, to BlackBerry devices. The companies Friday unveiled a co-development partnership that executives called a “game changer” for the mobile business market at a press conference at SAP’s office in New York. SAP Chief Information Officer Oliver Bussman told [...]

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Atlantis Space Shuttle : NASA Yet to Confirm its Launch in June 2011

October 24, 2010 By Ethan William Leave a Comment

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Now NASA has only two space shuttle missions planned before it retires its aging orbiter fleet, but US President Barack Obama and Congress recently approved an additional spaceflight by Atlantis. Whether that will actually happen has not been decided yet. Less than two weeks before the space shuttle Discovery is scheduled to launch on its [...]

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Even India Keeping an Eye on RIM BlackBerry Security Issues After Middle East Countries – India Gave Aug.31 Deadline to RIM

August 12, 2010 By Alan Favier Leave a Comment

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Research In Motion’s popular BlackBerry email and instant messaging services will be shut down if the Canadian maker does not address Indian security concerns by August 31, the government said on Thursday. A DoT official, who declined to be named, told reporters that the meeting ended “inconclusively,” but refused to provide details. The ultimatum came [...]

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Indian Computer Scientist of HP Named Vinay Deolalikar Solved the P=NP Problem

August 11, 2010 By Ethan William Leave a Comment

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Whats New In Blackberry OS 6 and Torch 9800 – Check out the Video

August 5, 2010 By Jack Fadiar Leave a Comment

The latest upgrade to RIM’s BlackBerry OS is the biggest ever. No, this isn’t a Windows Phone 7-type reimagining. BlackBerry is still BlackBerry, with the things you love (such as the laser-like focus on messaging) and the things you hate (such as pedestrian design and a lame third-party app catalog.) But RIM has finally cracked [...]

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