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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

The Search Engines Gaint Google Releases Specific Digital Content Store

The search engines on Wednesday presented a new web shop called The search engines Perform, offering customers a one-stop industry for music, films, guides, programs and other electronic media articles.

The shop will create a specific electronic amusement getaway that includes the company’s

Android Market app shop, as well as other stores such as The search engines Music and the The search engines eBookstore, Xinhua revealed.
“Google Perform is entirely cloud-based so all your music, films, guides and programs are saved on the internet, always available to you, and you never have to worry about losing them or moving them again," Jamie Rosenberg, movie director, electronic articles at The search engines, had written in a post on the organization's established blog.

With The search engines Perform, a user can shop up to 20,000 music for free and buy an incredible number of new paths, said Rosenberg.

The industry will also offer over 450,000 Operating system programs and games.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Grand Theft Auto V(5) Announced Officially

Rockstar surprised the games industry today with a holding page on their website announcing the existence of Grand Theft Auto V. The page simply features a logo for GTAV and a date for the game's first trailer on 2 November.While next to nothing is known of the new game, the existence of GTAV was never in doubt. However, the left-field nature of the announcement suggests the game may be coming sooner than expected.

the existence of Grand Theft Auto V has been confirmed by Rockstar Games,Although way back in 2009 one optimistic analyst reckoned that GTAV's release date would fall in 2011, the latest rumours have been rather more conservative.Some even more optimistic retailers also listed GTA V in their inventories ahead of this year's E3, although no announcement was ever made at the show.














The news comes after Grand Theft Auto III, the game that put Rockstar and the GTA series firmly on the map, celebrated its tenth anniversary with an iOS port. The imminence of the trailer now suggests a 2012 release, although there's a very slim possibility that Rockstar will release it before this Christmas.It's more likely, however, it will land in 2012, with most rumours pointing to the setting being that of real life land of pimps and fast cars.

Grand Theft Auto was originally created as a top down open world game for PC and Sony PlayStation by Edinburgh based DMA Design in 1997. However, the series breakthrough came with Grand Theft Auto III for PlayStation 2 which garnered critical acclaim for its rich and detailed setting Liberty City. GTA III arguably popularised the open-world template, and Rockstar have continued to build on this legacy with subsequent Grand Theft Auto games, and titles such as Old West adventure Red Dead Redemption. The last game in the series, Grand Theft Auto IV, was the fastest selling game in the UK at the time of its release and the series as a whole has sold over 114 million copies worldwide.
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Sony Ericsson Android Phones To Hit Indian Market


Mobile handset maker Sony Ericsson today said it will focus more on cellphones with Google's Android operating system (OS) and will pack them with applications on this platform. The company launched two new handsets -- Xperia neo V and Xperia Pro -- priced at Rs 18,000 and Rs 23,995 respectively. Both the phones are based on Google's Android 2.3.4 OS and have 1 Ghz Snapdragon processor..

The phones support high definition content and video recording. Xperio Pro has an 8 megapixel camera where as Xperia neo V has a 5 megapixel camera. "Focus on Android OS takes us away from IP ( Intellectual Property) related issues. It allows us to focus on marketing products," Sony Ericsson Managing Director P Balaji said while announcing the launch of two new Android based phones.

"In new phones, we have used some widgets to make it easy for consumers to explore new applications," he added. Balaji said the company will focus on areas like mobility and broadband based applications, which are the key to next generation cellphones. "Consumers in India are looking for entertainment and internet based content. Young Indians prefer texting and chat over voice call...We have started putting all this at one place," Balaji said.

Both the smartphones have been bundled with offer from Airtel in which buyer of the phone will get 500 megabyte data usage per month free for three months and two months free mobile TV service. "This is the biggest package that Airtel has offered to any of the handset player till date. They believe that we are going to grow significantly," Balaji said.


So guys this seems a very good news indeed now in India we need some good mobile and the best providers for the fast connectivity so this would influence the Indian market very much and lets hope that we get a lot of things like these coming our way chaio guys
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Thursday, September 22, 2011

Sandisk Launches New Range Of Extends Storage Solutions






The US headquartered storage solutions company, SanDisk Corporation, on Thursday launched number new flash storage devices for mobile phones, cameras, notebooks and tablets. The move comes as a part of the company's product expansion plans. “With a rise in demand for smartphones, laptops and tablets, we hope to see a good demand for our flash storage solutions,” Ms Manisha Sood, SanDisk Country Manager and Director (India and SAARC) said.

SanDisk has unveiled plans to a sell 700 million units of its memory vault, SSDs and other storage solutions. The company has launched new range of storage solutions that include SanDisk Memory Vault, SanDisk Ultra solid state drive, 64GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-I card, 64GB SanDisk Mobile Ultra microSDXC card, Cruzer Fit and Cruzer Switch USB flash drives, ImageMate All-in-One USB 3.0 reader/writer, and SanDisk SecureAccess software.

SanDisk has unveiled plans to a sell 700 million units of its memory vault, SSDs and other storage solutions. The company has launched new range of storage solutions that include SanDisk Memory Vault, SanDisk Ultra solid state drive, 64GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-I card, 64GB SanDisk Mobile Ultra microSDXC card, Cruzer Fit and Cruzer Switch USB flash drives, ImageMate All-in-One USB 3.0 reader/writer, and SanDisk SecureAccess software.

“With more than 230,000 storefronts worldwide and extension of our storage solutions range, SanDisk targets to sell 700 million units globally in 2011. Registering a year on year growth rate of 18 percent, Sandisk had revenue of $4.83 billion in 2010 and has already fetched $2.67 billion in H12011, globally. Asia Pacific contributes 21 percent to the global revenue. The company leverages on the innovations from its R&D division on which we invested $422 million in 2010 and have spent $249.9 million in H12011,” said Clarence Cho, Marketing Director, Asia Pacific, SanDisk.


“Flash memory market in India is driven by the increasing penetration of mobile phones, laptops, tablets, and cameras as well as the fact that India has the largest young population in the world and many of them are tech savvy who are ready to adopt new technologies. We focus on doing the fundamentals right - delivering quality products at a reasonable price, investing in the SanDisk brand, and be available at where customers want to buy. With Ingram Micro, Rashi Peripherals, Beetel Teletech, and HCL Infosystem as our distributors, we have presence in 20,000 retail outlets and LFRs across the country," said Manisha Sood, Country Manager and Director, India and SAARC, SanDisk.

The company also has launched high end - 64GB “SanDisk Extreme Pro” - memory cards for photography enthusiasts. The cards, available in 8GB to 64GB capacities, are priced between Rs 2,199 and Rs 16,299.SanDisk launched its “Memory Vault” which the company claimed to enable data storage for 100 years. The device is priced at Rs 3,499 (8GB) and Rs 5,499 (16GB).

SanDisk’s new “Cruzer Fit” USB flash drive – one of the smallest in the market - comes in 4GB to 16GB capacities with prices starting from Rs. 249 (4GB) to Rs749 (16GB).

Its “Cruzer Switch USB flash drives” come in a cap-less flip-top design for easy portability and is priced between Rs. 499 (2GB) and Rs 2,699 (64GB).

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India Rejects Qualcomm License Bid


The Telecom Ministry has rejected Qualcomm Inc’s application for a licence to provide Internet services, the US chipmaker said on Thursday, casting uncertainty over its India plans after it paid $1 billion to buy broadband spectrum last year.Qualcomm said the application was rejected on grounds that it found to be “baseless”. It did not give details and a company spokeswoman declined to comment beyond the official statement.

India's telecoms ministry has cited Qualcomm missing the deadline for applying for the Internet service providers' licence as one of the reasons for rejecting the application, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.According to the broadband spectrum auction rules, firms that won wireless airwaves in last year's auction were required to apply for the licence within three months of being declared winners, the sources said.

Telecom companies spent a total $24 billion, far more than expected, in a state auction last year to buy radio airwaves for third-generation (3G) and broadband services, with most of it funded by debt.Qualcomm said in a statement that it fully complied with the application process and it would work with the Indian authorities to resolve this matter.The ministry's move will delay the company's plan to launch broadband wireless services in India, for which it had spent $1 billion buy wireless airwaves in Mumbai, New Delhi, Haryana and Kerala circles in an auction last year.

Any license cancellation could further dent foreign investor interest in India's telecommunications sector, which is already waning after allegations that the allocation of mobile bandwidth and licenses in 2008 were rigged.Qualcomm won the four bandwidth slots in a government-run auction that ended June 12. Under the auction rules, it needed to apply for the ISP licenses within three months from July 12. Qualcomm said it applied on Aug. 9, 2010 -- within the stipulated limit. The DoT, however, said while Qualcomm did initially apply in August, it gave a revised application in December, missing the deadline.Qualcomm added that it will merge the four nominee companies it created into one to adhere to the rule stipulating only one nominee firm would be granted.

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Facebook Has Plans To Move To Hollywood


Facebook is planning to improve its relationships with the film and music industries, a new report claims.According to reuters, citing anonymous sources, Facebook is currently looking to hire an executive who would handle the company's relationship with Hollywood in the hopes of eventually inking lucrative deals with both film companies and music labels.

Facebook will on Thursday unveil a real-time stream of what its users are watching and listening to online, turning the social network into a key entertainment destination on the web.The social network will introduce the new "ticker" stream alongside partnerships with major media companies at its f8 conference in San Francisco.







Although Facebook has yet to make a decision on whom it might hire, the company has held talks with former MySpace co-President Jason Hirschhorn. Those talks, Reuters says, apparently went nowhere, and Facebook is back to looking for a suitable person for the job.Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg will unveil the changes as part of a "read, watch and listen" theme at the conference on 22 September.Zuckerberg is also expected to introduce changes to the "Like" button, allowing developers to create their own verbs such as "Want", "Desire" or "Need".

Facebook's desire to ink deals with Hollywood has everything to do with the competition it faces, Reuters says. Executives at Facebook are reportedly concerned that Twitter, especially, has strong ties to Hollywood, and could use that to its advantage. However, how strong Twitter's ties to Hollywood really are is debatable. The company certainly has a huge number of celebrities its service, but it has yet to sign blockbuster deals with companies that would make Facebook shake in its boots.

Early suggestion indicate that music will be central to Facebook's announcements, with Spotify and the video site Vevo believed to be introducing apps that will allow listeners to stream songs without leaving the site.Film and TV streaming sites, as well as some newspapers, are also expected to unveil new Facebook products at the conference.

Facebook's 750 million users will be able to automatically share activity such as viewing, listening and reading in the live "ticker" stream, once they have opted in to the feature. The new stream will be separate from the existing Facebook news feed, although popular items – such as the most frequently played songs among friends – will appear in the column.The world's most popular social network has stepped up its offering in the past year – adding 250,000 new active users – in the wake of increased competition from Facebook and a new rival in Google+.

While Facebook is keen for its users to stay on the site for as long as possible, Zuckerberg has consistently emphasised that the site is a "distribution platform" to other media companion According to Facebook's own referral figures, the Independent's website has seen a 680% rise in traffic from Facebook over the past year. Britain's biggest newspaper website, MailOnline, saw referrals from Facebook increase sixfold when it introduced the "Like" button across its website.

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iPhone Likely To Be Released Soon!!!!!!


Seems the wait of Apple aficionados is about to end. According to a report, quoting "sources familiar to the matter," Apple is going to hold a media event on October 4, where the company is likely to unveil its next-generation iPhone. An Apple event next week? Not so fast. According to All Things D, Cupertino will unveil its next iPhone on Oct. 4.

New CEO Tim Cook will do the honors, ATD said, citing sources "close to the situation." The blog does say, however, that "Apple could certainly change its plans anytime."AllThingsD is rather certain that October 4 is the day next iPhone will be unveiled. According to the report, Apple's new CEO, Tim Clock, is expected to be showing off the phone (or may be phones). The announced phone is expected to be available weeks after the event.











Going by past releases, that would put a new iPhone on store shelves by mid-October, which follows previous ATD reports of an October launch.Cook took over for Steve Jobs after Jobs resigned last month. While Cook has been at Jobs' side at various Apple events and took the reigns at the Verizon iPhone launch , this will be his first major product launch as CEO.

Apple also traditionally unveils upgrades to its iPod lineup in the fall, so expect some announcements there. The launch of the new iPhone also means the arrival of iOS 5, which Jobs first showed off earlier this year at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.

That being said, it's probably best to wait for the official call. As PCMag mobile analyst Sascha Segan noted, "When the Apple event is announced, it won't be announced by 'sources.' It'll be announced by Apple."

In a recent report, A JP Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz said that Apple will be launching not one but two models of the next-generation iPhone: a revamped iPhone 4 called iPhone 4-plus and a slimmer model iPhone 5. The analyst expects the iPhone 5 to be a "world phone" device with GSM and CDMA support, while the iPhone 4-plus will target the midrange of the market, as well as China.

That launch, of course, is expected to be the iPhone 5. There have been rumors that Apple is also (or only) cooking up a low-cost version of the iPhone 4, dubbed the iPhone 4S, which could help push iOS into developing nations. Those who bypassed the iPhone 4 and have been holding on to their iPhone 3GS, however, are likely itching for a major upgrade.

TechRepublic editor Jason Hiner, meanwhile, also tweeted that San Francisco's Moscone Center, where Apple typically holds larger launch events, is booked by Oracle on October 4. Apple could hold the event at its Cupertino campus, but the auditorium there only holds about 250 people, which is much smaller than the usual big Apple launch, according to Segan. Stay tuned.

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Thursday, July 7, 2011

PROMO VIDEO








guys this is just a simple promo video fa d blog i am stil working on better ones
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

ANTI-COLLISION SYSTEM FOR AIR CRAFTS



the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has made compulsory that all the air crafts invariable of its size should be hooked up with a " GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM ' (GPS) based tracking system before 2020 . these new GPS will help the air crafts with accurate location data unlike radar and will reduce or prevent all mid-air collision the FAA has organised a team of scientist and MIT researchers to submite a report on tis new device it is estimated about 10-12 small air craft crash due to location problems every year



the MIT researchers say that the biggest problem is the false alarm , every time an alarm is triggered there is only 50% possibility that it is true the GPS data is more reliable than the RADAR but GPS is also not accurate . even the communication channel of the air crafts for their location data is also not perfect . so the team is working in minimizing the risk of collision and improving the anti-collision system in all spheres . any ways if does makes some good thing to us humans then its got a green go signal
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