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Fujitsu Announces Lifebook TH40 Tablet

Posted by Abhishek Thursday, 19 May 2011 0 comments


Fujitsu recently announced the launch of the Fujitsu Lifebook TH40 tablet, running Windows 7 Home Premium. The TH40 is a convertible tablet has a 10.1 inch screen, 1024 x 600 multi-touch display and a slide out keyboard.The TH40, weighing just over 1 kg, has two USB ports, an SD card slot, optical trackpad and HDMI out. It is powered by Intel Atom Z670 1.5 GHz processor. A 120 GB hard disk takes care of your storage solutions and the 1 GB RAM also adds to a snappy performance.
The 0.3MP front facing camera can be utilised for video-calling. Fujitsu claims that TH40 has a six-hour battery backup.
The tablet is expected to retail in June for an estimated USD 990 (Rs. 45,000 approx).


Fujitsu recently announced the launch of the Fujitsu Lifebook TH40 tablet, running Windows 7 Home Premium. The TH40 is a convertible tablet has a 10.1 inch screen, 1024 x 600 multi-touch display and a slide out keyboard.The TH40, weighing just over 1 kg, has two USB ports, an SD card slot, optical trackpad and HDMI out. It is powered by Intel Atom Z670 1.5 GHz processor. A 120 GB hard disk takes care of your storage solutions and the 1 GB RAM also adds to a snappy performance.
The 0.3MP front facing camera can be utilised for video-calling. Fujitsu claims that TH40 has a six-hour battery backup.
The tablet is expected to retail in June for an estimated USD 990 (Rs. 45,000 approx).

A new service started by Bharti Airtel will let any mobile phone user to access Facebook for just a rupee a day. The beauty of this service is that it works on virtually any GSM mobile phone, even if it is not internet-enabled.

This new service makes use of USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) service, which is a protocol used by GSM to communicate with service provider s computers. Those who have had mobile phones for over a decade, may remember that USSD had been in use in the form of WAP-over-SMS to access mobile internet in phones not supporting any form of internet connectivity.

Due to the limitations of the technology, the interactivity is also limited to status updates, "friend" requests and posting text on walls. While Facebook is the dominant social networking website globally, it is still in second place in India behind Google's Orkut, which is still in leading comfortably. But Facebook is fast gaining popularity and moves like these may only serve to its advantage.

Currently, only Bharti Airtel offers a service such as this, but we may soon find other GSM service providers follow suit.

A new service started by Bharti Airtel will let any mobile phone user to access Facebook for just a rupee a day. The beauty of this service is that it works on virtually any GSM mobile phone, even if it is not internet-enabled.

This new service makes use of USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) service, which is a protocol used by GSM to communicate with service provider s computers. Those who have had mobile phones for over a decade, may remember that USSD had been in use in the form of WAP-over-SMS to access mobile internet in phones not supporting any form of internet connectivity.

Due to the limitations of the technology, the interactivity is also limited to status updates, "friend" requests and posting text on walls. While Facebook is the dominant social networking website globally, it is still in second place in India behind Google's Orkut, which is still in leading comfortably. But Facebook is fast gaining popularity and moves like these may only serve to its advantage.

Currently, only Bharti Airtel offers a service such as this, but we may soon find other GSM service providers follow suit.



Google’s announcement of the latest Android 3.1 during I/O indeed egged on Motorola’s stylish and feature-rich Xoom to embrace the upgrade. Now, according to Engadget, Acer and Asus have put hands up to enhance their tablets’ functionality this June by taking advantage of the first major update to Google’s Honeycomb platform.
Apparently, Acer has girded up to merchandise its Iconia Tab A500 with 3.1 next month and upgrade existing units running Android 3.0. Concurrently, Asus has revealed the stated update for its Eee Pad Transformer. Coming to the attractive perks being plopped down, the latest update will be rendering support for USB peripherals and integrate new Movies and Books applications. A variety of refinements have been added as well to make the user interface more intuitive and more efficient to use.
Asus Android 3-0 Update
For enhanced multitasking and instant visual access to applications, the Recent Apps list gets expandable. The Android 3.1 also brings resizable homescreen widgets and support for joysticks and gamepads. Developers can even create powerful application experiences on tablets and other large-screen devices.
The new Android 3.1 update will be coming to Acer and Asus tablets in June.



Google’s announcement of the latest Android 3.1 during I/O indeed egged on Motorola’s stylish and feature-rich Xoom to embrace the upgrade. Now, according to Engadget, Acer and Asus have put hands up to enhance their tablets’ functionality this June by taking advantage of the first major update to Google’s Honeycomb platform.
Apparently, Acer has girded up to merchandise its Iconia Tab A500 with 3.1 next month and upgrade existing units running Android 3.0. Concurrently, Asus has revealed the stated update for its Eee Pad Transformer. Coming to the attractive perks being plopped down, the latest update will be rendering support for USB peripherals and integrate new Movies and Books applications. A variety of refinements have been added as well to make the user interface more intuitive and more efficient to use.
Asus Android 3-0 Update
For enhanced multitasking and instant visual access to applications, the Recent Apps list gets expandable. The Android 3.1 also brings resizable homescreen widgets and support for joysticks and gamepads. Developers can even create powerful application experiences on tablets and other large-screen devices.
The new Android 3.1 update will be coming to Acer and Asus tablets in June.

Summer styles - floral dresses

Posted by Abhishek Tuesday, 17 May 2011 0 comments

Amrita looks chic in this dressEarthy colours and floral prints - isn't that the way to beat the heat?Yana Gupta looks cool in this. Don't you think so?Even Kim Kardashian cannot stay away from this printed dressA flower says it all. And a bright sunny coloured dress.Block prints - bright flowers. Doesn't she look pretty?A dash of colours splattered all over. Here is how you can cheer it all up.