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Sony Ericsson announces W8 Walkman phone

Posted by Abhishek Thursday, 21 April 2011 0 comments


Using just a post on its Web site, Sony Ericsson unceremoniously unveiled its next Android-powered phone today, the W8 Walkman. Looking nearly identical to last summer's Xperia X8, the smartphone features a 3-inch touch screen, a 3.2-megapixel camera, and a 600MHz processor.
The W8 Walkman runs Android 2.1 with Sony Ericsson's custom Timescape UI so it should be able to run most games and applications. Virtually indistinguishable from the Xperia X8, both offer Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth support as well. I might expect apps centered around music and media playback, but the Sony Ericsson blog mentions new or exciting.
Initially, the W8 Walkman phone will be offered in Asia-Pacific markets in three color options: Azure Blue, Metallic Red, and Iconic Orange. As of this time there are no indications that we'll see this phone at a U.S. carrier.


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Sony Ericsson announces W8 Walkman phone

Posted by Abhishek 0 comments


Using just a post on its Web site, Sony Ericsson unceremoniously unveiled its next Android-powered phone today, the W8 Walkman. Looking nearly identical to last summer's Xperia X8, the smartphone features a 3-inch touch screen, a 3.2-megapixel camera, and a 600MHz processor.
The W8 Walkman runs Android 2.1 with Sony Ericsson's custom Timescape UI so it should be able to run most games and applications. Virtually indistinguishable from the Xperia X8, both offer Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth support as well. I might expect apps centered around music and media playback, but the Sony Ericsson blog mentions new or exciting.
Initially, the W8 Walkman phone will be offered in Asia-Pacific markets in three color options: Azure Blue, Metallic Red, and Iconic Orange. As of this time there are no indications that we'll see this phone at a U.S. carrier.


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Android Handsets Specification Comparison

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The Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 30,000 price range has suddenly become very exciting because of all the new Android phones that are pouring in thick and fast. For a prospective buyer, this is both good news as well as bad news. Good news because he now has a choice; bad news because there are too many options to choose from.

Each of these phones differs from one another by one or two features. It becomes difficult to keep track of these things and even if you use a compare engine the task becomes tedious because of the sheer number. So we decided to club all of these high-end smartphones into a table and list out all the important specifications, so that it is easy to compare. Some of these handsets are currently on sale in India, whereas others are yet to launch but worth keeping an eye out for.

Since these are just the specifications, we would advise not to make your buying decision solely based on them, but also have a hands-on with the phone or read/watch online reviews before committing to any of them.
This table is only for high-end phones but we may even come up with a similar one for mid-range and low-end Android phones too. Do let us know what you think about this chart, if it requires any additions or if you spot any errors.




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Android Handsets Specification Comparison

Posted by Abhishek 0 comments


The Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 30,000 price range has suddenly become very exciting because of all the new Android phones that are pouring in thick and fast. For a prospective buyer, this is both good news as well as bad news. Good news because he now has a choice; bad news because there are too many options to choose from.

Each of these phones differs from one another by one or two features. It becomes difficult to keep track of these things and even if you use a compare engine the task becomes tedious because of the sheer number. So we decided to club all of these high-end smartphones into a table and list out all the important specifications, so that it is easy to compare. Some of these handsets are currently on sale in India, whereas others are yet to launch but worth keeping an eye out for.

Since these are just the specifications, we would advise not to make your buying decision solely based on them, but also have a hands-on with the phone or read/watch online reviews before committing to any of them.
This table is only for high-end phones but we may even come up with a similar one for mid-range and low-end Android phones too. Do let us know what you think about this chart, if it requires any additions or if you spot any errors.




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Please note that we are constantly updating the image above to correct any errors or add extra parameters as we come across them. Hence, we would advise not to save the image on your computer.

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Nikon launches D5100 in India

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Nikon has launched the D5100 DSLR in India. It is priced at Rs. 39,950 with the AF-S 18-55mm VR kit lens and Rs. 34,450 without the lens.

 



The new D5100 has a 16.2 megapixel sensor, same as the one on the D7000 and up from the 12 megapixel sensor on the D5000. The new camera can also record videos at 1080p resolution at 30, 25 and 24FPS. There is no 60FPS option for any resolution, unlike the Canon EOS 550D.

The D5100 has a side mounted 3-inch, 921,000 dots articulated display, unlike the bottom mounted display on the D5000. The D5100 also offers multiple effects that can be applied to images and videos before shooting, a first for a Nikon DSLR.

 



The Nikon D5100 is sold with a DSLR bag and a 4GB card as part of the standard equipment. 

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Nikon launches D5100 in India

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Nikon has launched the D5100 DSLR in India. It is priced at Rs. 39,950 with the AF-S 18-55mm VR kit lens and Rs. 34,450 without the lens.

 



The new D5100 has a 16.2 megapixel sensor, same as the one on the D7000 and up from the 12 megapixel sensor on the D5000. The new camera can also record videos at 1080p resolution at 30, 25 and 24FPS. There is no 60FPS option for any resolution, unlike the Canon EOS 550D.

The D5100 has a side mounted 3-inch, 921,000 dots articulated display, unlike the bottom mounted display on the D5000. The D5100 also offers multiple effects that can be applied to images and videos before shooting, a first for a Nikon DSLR.

 



The Nikon D5100 is sold with a DSLR bag and a 4GB card as part of the standard equipment. 

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Emraan Hashmi fucking Jacqueline Fernandez in a Car – Sex Scene from Murder 2

Posted by Abhishek Wednesday, 20 April 2011 0 comments

Emraan Hashmi fucking Jacqueline Fernandez in a Car - Sex Scene from Murder 2

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