The freshly launched LG Optimus Sol and LG Optimus Hub has reached India, thus the smartphone market in India gets 2 new additions. The former is called as LG E730 and later is called as LG E510. Both of them comes with the Operating System Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The company says that the word 'Sol' has been derived from the Latin word for Sun and they states that they give this name because of the high brightness of the device. It...
The Android app Google Docs has recently updated to version 1.0.43. Smartphone and Tablet users running on Android OS can operate this application in an easy and user-friendly manner through this update with added features. This information has revealed by official Google Mobile blog. The most useful and attractive feature of this update was its offline access. This update has made by considering the difficulties of busy professionals and employees who are constantly moving, may not have access to internet all the time. The new update allows the...
A new warrior from Motorola..to Indian SmartPhone market... MOTOROLA FIRE XT Motorola company trying for an impact in Indian SmartPhone market with their new Android smart phone Motorola FIRE XT, which launched in September in Indian market. Motorola combines the features of SmartPhone and ordinary phones for developing FIRE XT. Motorola FIRE XT uses Android OS,v2.3.4 and Qualcomm MSM7227T-1 chipset. And the memory specification are 512MB RAM, 512MB ROM (inbuilt ) and extended upto 32GB(micro SD). 3.5 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen with multitouch...
Android 2.3.6 is a bug fix release which comes to solve the voice search issues in previous versions. Many users claim that voice search initializes itself, while using other applications. Fortunately google reacts fastly to solve it. Android 2.3.6 updates are available for Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830I users. This is an official release from Samsung and the users can update over air. This will update your Android to Android 2.3.6 if you are on Android 2.3.5 and you can directly proceed with that. This update is now available...
Samsung and Apple, the two electronic giants are having war in a court in Germany. Samsung recently lost one out of seven infringement claims against Apple in Germany related to 3g/UMTS functionality. In three court hearings, slide-to-unlock invention was discussed. The first was in December where Apple raised slide-to-unlock patent lawsuit against Samsung, second they also fought against Motorola for the same patent. Now the case by Apple against Samsung with a utility model. The interesting fact is that, Apple fought against Samsung who made Google Phone Galaxy Nexus without suing Google...
It seems that the launch of quad core handsets will arrive sooner than expected. HTC had sent out invites to some of the tech site for the media event going to be held on 26th of February, 2012, just ahead of MWC. Since it is a major event, they focus mainly on the product announcement, they could mainly the world's first quad core smart phone the HTC Edge. However, irrespective of our expectations, it appears that LG is jumped a lot...
Google has launched its magazine reading application called 'Google Currents'. Google Currents allows users to read magazines, newspapers, and other content on their Android and iOS devices. “We strive to give you beautiful and simple ways to experience all the content the web has to offer, such as sharing photos on Google+, watching You Tube videos and discovering books, movies and music from Android Market,” says Google in a blog post. “Today we’re expanding our content offering with the introduction of Google Currents, a...
Motorola Xoom 2 made a new footprint in the field of tables. It arrives at a point where Apple's iPad still dominates in the tablet market. Motorola has introduced two new branded slates Xoom 2 and Xoom 2 media center edtion. The Xoom was the first tablet to arrive with Android Honeycomb, an OS dedicated to the tablet form. The Xoom 2 looks similar to its predecessor, with some subtle changes. The corners of the slate are slightly cut-off, much like some recent Motorola...
