Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is out

The successor of ice cream sandwich has been released. Jelly Bean android 4.1

Dubbed Jelly Bean, the new of version, Android 4.1, comes with a new user interface, as well as with a set of new features meant to improve the overall user experience with the platform.

Among these, we can count Project Butter, destined to improve the overall performance of the platform, as well as its response time.

Better animations are also included in the new OS version, along with better CPU management, for increased response.

Users will be able to dynamically resize widgets on the homescreen, and can also remove them by simply flicking them off the screen. Apps can be removed the very same way.

The camera app was updated as well, and new notifications are available, enabling users' email or call straight from them. Google’s Speech Recognizer was included into the mix too, along with a new search feature, Google now.

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Android Jelly Bean For Galaxy Nexus, XOOM and Nexus S in Mid-July

While announcing the new flavor of Android, namely 4.1 Jelly Bean, Google also confirmed its availability for Ice Cream Sandwich-based devices.

Starting with mid-July, the owners of Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S devices will get a taste of it, the same as those who own a Motorola XOOM tablet.

The platform will be released along with the Android 4.1 source code, yet developers can already download and play with the updated SDK.

The new OS flavor comes with a host of new features, including UI changes, Google now, updated camera app, improved notifications system, better performance, and more.

You can have a look at how the new platform can fare when compared to Ice Cream Sandwich on the Galaxy Nexus in the video above.

The user experience will certainly be improved, but don't expect to observe the difference as obvious as in this slow-motion clip.

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Kindle Fire On July End

After the success of the kindle fire amazon is ready to release the new kindle fire. With the whole world anticipating the launch of the Google tablet, the rumor mills are spinning fast about Amazon launching its very own Part-II of the popular Kindle Fire.Reports state that Amazon will soon showcase the next generation Kindle Fire, and that the online giant is targeting July 31 for a launch event.

Come to think about it, the Kindle Fire was a big success and it’s been quite a while since the launch now, so there are high chances that Amazon is indeed getting a new Kindle ready for the big stage. It is important to mention the Google tablet now because it may be unveiled as soon astoday itself. The Google tablet, rumored as the 'Nexus 7', will be powered by an Nvidia Tegra 3 processor, running at 1.3 GHz that packs in a quad-core CPU and a 12-core GPU. The SoC will also be accompanied by 1 GB of RAM and two different storage options – 8 GB and 16 GB. This will also be the first stock Android tablet to feature NFC support, so you can use features like Android Beam and Google Wallet. The screen will feature an IPS panel with a resolution of 1280 x 800 and the front will house a 1.2 MP front-facing camera.

There’s no mention of a rear camera, which means Google has skipped it in order to save on the cost. They also haven’t talked about the battery capacity, but say that it should last you about nine hours. Coming to pricing, the 8 GB model will cost around $199, while the 16 GB model will cost you $249. Yes, that’s the important part – the pricing. If Google’s tablet is coming at THIS price with THESE specs then the Kindle Fire 2 will definitely need to bring something new to the arena besides its flourishing ecosystem.

It's rumored the Fire 2 will be priced similarly, but will have better integrated lighting and more hardware improvements. No details about the processor and the other specs have been revealed, though. When it was first launched, the Kindle Fire was touted by many as the 'iPad Killer', primarily because of the price tag it was being offered at. It has competing products like the Barnes & Noble Nook tablet, but the competition is going to be even more massive this time if the pricing of the Fire 2 and the Nexus 7 is going to be similar. Amazon may also announce Kindle Touch, which will be at a lower price point. What this means is that ‘low budget but non-performing’ tablets will soon be phased out as the world shifts focus to decent quality products selling at ultra-low prices. Frankly, this may be one of the more exciting years from the consumers' perspective as brands quickly accelerate the shift to newer technology.

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OpereaMini 4.21 Beta English Released for java

Opera Mini Mod is the modified version of Opera mini by  DG-SC Team. Operamini mod gives more features and improvements than the official version. Opera Mini even Can Download jar files through your Java phone.
The New Release Of Opera Mini Mod is Opera Mini Mod 4.21 Beta 20.

In this Version the change log is in below:

~Edit page updates after the application of the scheme.
~Disabling shear page links to Help for hot and on the program.
~Links to the pages of the system were painted in the color 0x49aa, now in color 103.Fayl: the ~text of the color scheme.
~Edit maintain its position in the settings.
~Edit determine the type of input fields for adding commands to its menu.

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Skype In Browsers via Webrtc

Microsoft has been in charge of Skype for a while now. For users, not much has changed until now. But Microsoft plans to sink its teeth deep into Skype and make sure it stays the most popular VoIP service online.

It seems that, strange as it may sound for Microsoft, the company is keeping an eye on the future and getting ready to support new web standards well before they're ratified, in this case WebRTC.

WebRTC is a work-in-progress specification for real-time communications over the web. This means low-latency and preferably high-quality audio and video streams to one or more partners.

It's no easy task, but Google and Mozilla are behind it so Chrome and Firefox, at the very least, will support it.

What this means is that anyone will be able to build a high-quality VoIP app using just web technologies. Granted, that doesn't mean that the next Skype is going to pop up overnight, but it's best to be prepared.

Microsoft has several job postings related to WebRTC, GigaOm has found. It seems that Microsoft plans to have a version of Skype in the browser.

That makes a whole lot of sense, not because Microsoft should keep up with current technologies, but because Skype working in a browser would be a great boon to the service. Other VoIP services already work in the browser, but they do so via a plugin or Flash.

Having the ability to run in any browser via standard technology would make it a lot easier for people to try out Skype or to use it when they're away from their computers, or on their phones or tablets.

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Box 1.8.0 For Android Released

Box provides simple, secure sharing from anywhere – letting you easily store files online, send big files fast, and access content on your Android phone or tablet.

Box for Android and Android Tablet gives you 5 GB FREE to. Upload, access and view content on your Honeycomb tablet or Android phone. SSO for simple login process. Easily share files and folders with links Find files fast with built-in search. Save files you create in other Android apps to your Box account
Upgrade to Box Business to collaborate with shared workspaces and sync files to your PC for offline access..

In this version they have changed following  Box OneCloud: an ecosystem of partner applications that help you get things done, now ready for discovery and consumption when you open or create new files. Ability to choose location on SD card for downloads. File cache and files saved for offline use are stored encrypted on device by default. Arabic localization

You can Download the new box 1.38.0 from the google play

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HTC Desire V Arrived In India For 21,999

Made official earlier this month, HTC Desire V should have been an affordable ICS-based smartphone. However, the dual-SIM handset has just been introduced in India and is currently priced at Rs 21,999 (385 USD or 305 EUR) outright.

For an emerging market such as India, the Desire V may seem overpriced, but that's the price one would need to pay in order to get themselves a smartphone powered by the latest version of Android, namely Ice Cream Sandwich.Although HTC confirmed the Desire V is dual-SIM, the device only features dual standby, and lacks dual active like other recently launched dual-SIM mobile phones.

On the positive side, HTC Desire V has been packed with Beats Audio audio technology, which has only been embedded onto top tier phones. Still, given the recent HTC statement, in which the company mentions it will not launch entry-level phones anymore, putting Beats technology in mid-range devices makes sense.

HTC Desire V is equipped with a 1 GHz single core processor, which is why it falls intro the mid-entry category of Android smartphones. As we already mentioned earlier, the smartphone is powered by Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich integrated with HTC Sense 4.0 UI. On the inside, the phone packs only 512MB of RAM and 4GB of internal memory, which can be further expanded up to 32GB via microSD card.

It is also worth mentioning major retailer Flipkart is currently offering the HTC Desire V along with a free 8GB microSD memory card in the sales package. However, the phone is expected to ship in 6-8 business days. Furthemore, the Desire V sports a more than decent 4.0-inch capacitive touchcreen display that supports 480 x 800 pixels resolution, and a 5-megapixel rear camera with autofocus, LED flash and HD (720p) video recording. Last but not least, HTC Desire V drains energy from a 1650 mAh Li-Ion battery and offer both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support.

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Chance to win I Pad and Other Prizes For Indian Users

UCweb worlds one of the best browse has started newnew activity for indian users . they have prepared 1,000,000 rs. People who Bring every 3 new users would get one luck draw chance to win iPad & up to 3,000rsMobile Charge. Every new user, UCWeb will donate extra 10p to help the slum.

Step 1. Go to this Link . UC browser in your Symbian or Java phone,you would reach the page like following screenshot:



Step 2：Click "join now" button to go to the login page ,you can login it with your UC account as the following screenshot shows.



Step 3:After you login with the UC account ,it would redirect to the following page,fill in your phone number and select your operator



Step 4:Click "submit" to reach the following page,As you can see ,you can get a promotion link like a.ucweb.com/2294（for example),the number part "2294"is your promotion code,we can record the number of new users you brought to us with the promotion code.You can click "share to facebook"to promote the UC browser on your facebook



Of course,to gain more new users and more draw chance,just share the promotion links to other SNS websites and you can promote the link in whatever method as you like.If a new user download from your link and install the UC browser in his/her phone,then that user would be considered as one of new users you brought to us.When you get 3 new users,you can click "go to lucky draw" to take a draw.You can get a chance to take a draw for every 3 new users.When you win the awards,you will get the awards( iPad or mobile charge) in 1 WEEK.The more users you get,the more chances would be coming to you.

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Windows Phone Upgrade

One of the major changes that Microsoft announced for Windows Phone 8 is related to the manner in which updates will arrive on devices.

Until now, new software was being delivered to users through Microsoft’s Zune desktop software, or via the Windows Phone Companion for Mac, but that will change.

Starting with Windows Phone 8, platform refreshes will be rolled out over-the-air, thus simplifying the entire process. Additionally, the Redmond-based software giant committed to delivering more updates to users, more frequently.

The ultimate goal is to have the “fresher operating system” out there, Microsoft announced. All handsets will be supported for at least 18 months following their release on the market.

For enthusiasts, a special program that provides them with access to new updates before they are pushed to the masses will be launched.

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Media Friendly Windows 8

Windows 8 will arrive with improved connectivity capabilities, better social networking, and support for new, appealing applications, as well as with various media features, Microsoft says.
For a platform designed to power a new range of mobile computers, it was only natural for it to deliver great entertainment capabilities too, regardless of the PC architecture it was loaded on (both x86 and ARM devices should deliver the same features).

Whether it comes to watching a movie, listening to music, video chatting or more, engaging with rich media should provide a great experience to all users, Microsoft says. Thus, Windows 8 was designed to enable users to engage in a rich variety of multimedia activities, while also offering developers the possibility to engage with these capabilities through an extensible media platform.

Of course, Microsoft did choose to remove some of its proprietary entertainment software from various flavors of Windows 8, but that does not mean that users won’t enjoy a media capable OS. In fact, the company worked on designing the Windows 8 media platform by focusing on specific aspects of the process:

Maximize performance. We wanted media playback to be fast and responsive, enabling the full power of the hardware while maximizing battery life on each PC.Simplify development and extensibility. We wanted to provide a platform that could be easily extended and tailored for a given application, setting the stage for innovative custom media apps on Windows.Enable a breadth of scenarios. A high performance, high efficiency, extensible platform can then enable a wide range of music, video, communications, and other multimedia apps.

The result should impress all users. The platform can deliver real time video decoding and playback, instantaneous voice communication, long battery life, and the like.

In a recent post on the Building Windows 8 Blog, Scott Manchester, group program manager for Microsoft’s Media Platform and Technologies team, explains in detail what makes Windows 8 a rich media platform. He offers info on resource usage, codecs support, video orientation, streaming capabilities, audio transitions, stereo 3D video, support for displaying content on multiple screens, platform’s capabilities to adapt, and the like.

“The Windows 8 media platform is designed to deliver a fluid and responsive media experience with great battery life,” Scott Manchester notes in the end. “We’ve engineered Windows to give you a great user experience across a broad set of scenarios, including voice communication, audio and video playback, and streaming content. As media applications continue to evolve, the media platform in Windows will enable these experiences to shine across all Windows 8 PCs.”

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