Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Best Android backgrounds, Wallpapers

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Best Android Game: How to hack temple run with IAP CRACKER

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How to disable ads in Android apps, legal and free

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Magic Tricks on playiing cards to make the world feel amazed

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Magic Tricks on playing cards to make people feel amazed

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Most Heart Touching Video Ever, please share this to spread hapiness in world

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Meditation for Overcoming Stress, Yoga Lessons

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Hillarious Comedy when people with strange phobias arrange to have party together.flv

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Hillarious Comedy when people with strange phobias arrange to have party together

Pyar Ka Punchnama - Best Dialogue ever,Rajat 's Frustration HQ.flv

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Pyar Ka Punchnama - Best Dialogue ever,Rajat 's Frustration HQ

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Liquid getting senti and reacting like fire buster, best dialogue.flv

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Outspoken and overly critical Nishant Agarwal meets gorgeous new co-worker, Charu, offers his help, assists her financially, and they become close friends. His room-mates, Rajat and Vikrant, are pleased with this outcome as they already have girlfriends in Neha and Rhea respectively. But both the relationships are not as harmonious, as Rajat feels Neha is self-centered and demanding, while Rhea appears to be withdrawn and aloof. Missing their meetings and bar-hopping, the trio decide to take a time-out and be by themselves. All three women, however, find out and decide to accompany them to the beach where they eventually mingle. The trio do not know that soon misunderstandings will crop up - and it will take a lot of effort and understanding to resolve them. Watch out what eventually will happen to their relationships?

Best dialogue of bollywood ever!!Rajesh Khanna, AMitabh Bacchan

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Rajesh Khanna (born Jatin Khanna) (29 December 1942 - 18 July 2012) was an Indian actor in Hindi films, and was also a film producer and a politician.
He is referred to as the "First Superstar" of Hindi cinema. He appeared in 163 feature films of which 128 films saw him as the lead protagonist; he appeared in 17 short films as well.

In June 2012, it was reported that Rajesh Khanna's health had been deterorating for some time, On 23 June 2012 he was admitted to Lilavati Hospital due to some health complications. He was discharged on 8 July 2012 from the hospital and was reported to be fine. On 14 July 2012, Rajesh Khanna was readmitted to the Lilavati hospital but was discharged on 17 July. He died on 18 July 2012 at his bungalow Aashirwad, in Mumbai due to Kidney problems.

#RIP #Rajesh Khanna :(

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English teaching classes, Hillarious from Fas Gaye re Obama

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clip from the movie phas gaya re obama hindi movie. teacher yells at his students in english as a second language class.

First Look Akash-2 Tablet,unboxing Akash-2, Akash2 Review

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If the Apple iPad be the Goliath of tablets, meet David - Akash-2, the world's cheapest tablet computer. With hardly any flab beyond that seven inch screen, it might also be among the smallest. Unlike the original iPad, it accepts pen drives. Something Indian university students, who get these before everyone else, will find useful.

Difference between High availability vs. fault tolerance

11/08/2012 03:28:00 am Unknown 1 comment

High availability vs. fault tolerance

The difference between fault tolerance and high availability, is this: A fault tolerant environment has no service interruption but a significantly higher cost, while a highly available environment has a minimal service interruption.

Fault tolerance relies on specialized hardware to detect a hardware fault and instantaneously switch to a redundant hardware component—whether the failed component is a processor, memory board, power supply, I/O subsystem, or storage subsystem. Although this cutover is apparently seamless and offers non-stop service, a high premium is paid in both hardware cost and performance because the redundant components do no processing. More importantly, the fault tolerant model does not address software failures, by far the most common reason for downtime.

High availability views availability not as a series of replicated physical components, but rather as a set of system-wide, shared resources that cooperate to guarantee essential services. High availability combines software with industry-standard hardware to minimize downtime by quickly restoring essential services when a system, component, or application fails. While not instantaneous, services are restored rapidly, often in less than a minute.

Many sites are willing to absorb a small amount of downtime with high availability rather than pay the much higher cost of providing fault tolerance. Additionally, in most highly available configurations, the backup processors are available for use during normal operation.

High availability systems are an excellent solution for applications that must be restored quickly and can withstand a short interruption should a failure occur. Some industries have applications so time-critical that they cannot withstand even a few seconds of downtime. Many other industries, however, can withstand small periods of time when their database is unavailable. For those industries, HACMP™ can provide the necessary continuity of service without total redundancy.

Qualcomm Q4 and FY 2012 financial results: Record numbers, but growth is slowing in the west

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Qualcomm has just published their Q4 and full year 2012 financial results. In case you’re wondering how that works, they operate on a fiscal calendar, not the actual calendar. Back to the numbers, they’re absolutely mind bending: Q4 revenues were up 18% year on year; full year 2012 revenues were up 28% year on year. MSM volumes, meaning the Snapdragon chips that have an integrated SoC and cellular component, hit 141 million in Q4, up 11% year on year. For the full year that number is even higher, at a whopping 22%. All this despite the problems Qualcomm faced during the summer due to TSMC’s inability to meet demand for 28 nanometer parts.
Not all is rosy however. Shipments of 3G and 4G devices to developed markets, meaning Japan, North America, and Europe, are up just 4% year over year. It makes sense when you think about it. What does nearly everyone in the developed world have in common? Chances are they likely own a smartphone. Qualcomm’s Chief Financial Officer, William Keitel, told Retuers:

“Despite a somewhat lackluster world economy and despite very intense competition, we’re pretty optimistic on our financial outlook for 2013.”

Cheery words indeed, but the company is forecasting revenue growth for fiscal 2013 to be anywhere between 20% to 26%, which is obviously lower than the 28% that they just reported.
Taking a step back, why is Qualcomm where they are today? Because they had the foresight to develop the Snapdragon platform. Companies used to have to buy several components from multiple vendors and then spend time integrating and testing said parts. Qualcomm basically slapped all those bits and bobs into one product that their customers, the handset makers, could use to get a phone out to market in almost no time.
Who’s Qualcomm’s competition? Samsung, who makes their own system on chip platform known as Exynos. That and there’s Intel. Today they might not be a big player, but just wait a few years.

Angry Birds Star Wars now available in Google Play Store for free

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Forget elections, forget Guy Fawkes, forget Black Friday. The most anticipated day this month is today, November 8th, the day that Angry Birds Star Wars was released. Since early October the game designers over at Rovio have been teasing us with sneak previews, featuring the Luke and Leia Angry Birds characters, and by posting videos and images. But now, the wait is over Angry Birds Star Wars is now available in Google Play Store for free.
This Star Wars crossover game is a stroke of genius. It is Angry Birds and yet it is Star Wars. It is Star Wars and yet it is Angry Birds. Brilliant! Once you start the game you are welcomed by a rousing rendition of the Star Wars theme after the seeing the mandatory “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away….”
The game has 80 levels set on loads of worlds including Tattooine, Pig Star (Death Star), Hoth (which is a free update that is coming soon), a world called “Path of the Jedi” and a Bonus location.

In this Angry Birds variation, the Birds play the Rebels as they fight against the evil Imperial Pigs. During the game you will use the Force, get out your Lightsaber and do a lot of blasting! If you can guide the Birds as far as the Pig Star then you will meet the terrifying Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Pigs!

“We can’t wait for fans around the world to experience the fun of launching the Angry Birds characters into the Star Wars universe,” said Colum Slevin, Vice President, Head of Studio Operations for Lucasfilm Ltd. “This is the kind of creative partnership that has helped Star Wars remain vibrant and beloved for over 35 years.”

I have only played a few levels so far as I wanted to get on an tell you guys about the release, but so far I am impressed! The graphics are excellent, the game play is is smooth and the Star Wars crossover excellently executed. It is comic, fun and challenging all at the same time.

Why are you still reading this? Get over to the play store and download it, it is free! Once you have played it a bit, please leave a comment below to let others know what you think about it!

T-Mobile’s Q3 2012 financial results are miserable, but they’re still expanding their iPhone friendly 4G network

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T-Mobile has issued two important pieces of news in the span of 24 hours. The first, and arguably the less important of the two, is that iPhone owners in Washington, D.C.; Baltimore, Maryland; and Houston, Texas will now have access to high speed internet. T-Mobile’s network, for the longest time, used the AWS band (1700/2100 MHz) for 3G, but recently they’ve started turning on 3G in the 1900 MHz band. That’s one of the two bands that AT&T uses for their 3G, so technically an AT&T iPhone user can migrate to T-Mobile and still have high speed data on their smartphone. Mind you, this writer classifies 42 Mbps HSPA+ as a “4G” technology, so that means T-Mobile’s network does provide 4G connectivity, though obviously not everywhere.
The other major announcement is of course T-Mobile Q3 2012 financial results. Here are the numbers: 492,000 postpaid customers left the network. ARPU, an acronym for the average revenue per user, fell 7.4% compared to Q3 2011 to just $42.78. And finally, profits are down over 15%.
Does T-Mobile stand a chance? That’s hard to say. They’re supposedly going to launch LTE next year, and they’re going to pour roughly $4 billion into their network to make it better, but history has shown that once you start falling in this business, it’s damn near impossible to get back up. You have to remember, Sprint is going to get a huge injection of cash from the Japanese operator SoftBank, so that’s going to make them even more competitive. And let’s not forget about the big boys. By the end of next year, Verizon’s 4G LTE network will cover pretty much every American in the contiguous United States.
We’d like to remind you that our favorite option, if you’re OK with dealing with HSPA+, is Straight Talk. For $45 per month you get unlimited everything and access to AT&T’s network. You really can’t beat that price.

Sears Black Friday deals leaked: get the Galaxy Tab 2 7″ at $177.99

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Every year, Black Friday brings some pretty amazing deals in the tech department. We are glad to report that Android tablets and phones are certainly not left out this year. Yesterday, Sears’ Black Friday deals were leaked, and posted online for all to see. Aside from all the nice tools and ladies’ dresses, Android tablets are getting quite the sale.

Going from the deal on page 14, an Android tablet is included in the “door buster” deals. The tablet is an off-brand device called the X-treme Tab 7, and as you can guess, it is a 7-inch device that supposedly runs Android 4.0 and includes 2GB of built in memory and WiFi support. If those specs sounds awesome to you, you can pick one on Thanksgiving night at Sears for just $40.
The deals on page 29 include three more off-brand tablets that range from $70, for a 7-inch tablet, to $120, for a 10-incher. That page also includes a pre-paid Net10 phone on sale for $49 with no contract.

Now if you are looking for a little more familiar brand, Sears has got you covered. They are offering the 7-inch Galaxy Tab 2 with Android 4.0, dual camera, and more, all for only $177—that certainly beats Google Nexus 7 in price. If you would prefer a 10-inch device instead, Sears is selling the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 for $297.
Sadly, tablets are your best deals when it comes to Sears, but the Black Friday leaked prices are just getting started. Who else is excited to see what Amazon, BestBuy, Wal-Mart, and Target has coming our way?

More OUYA development kits are now up for pre-order at $800, will ship in January 2013

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It was only last week when we got an update on OUYA’s development, ensuring us that the console is still on track for a March 2013 release, and now we have exciting news again. More development kits are up for pre-order on OUYA’s website, being expected to ship as soon as January 2013.
More, because the first such kits should go out starting this December to early and generous pledgers of the Kickstarter project. Now for the bad news. The dev kits up for grabs now go for $800 a pop, which might seem like a lot for regular tech enthusiasts.
Then again, regular people should not think about ordering these, as they are only targeted at game developers wanting to make their work available on the Android console as soon as possible.

The package also includes an OUYA console, two controllers and the exclusive ODK (the actual software developer kit), so after all it doesn’t seem like a bad deal. Not to mention that you get the OUYA a lot earlier than other folks, and that honor should cost a couple of extra bucks, right?
No words on how many development kits OUYA has “on stock”, but we’re guessing not a truckload, so if there’s any game dev out there that’s hesitated to back up the project earlier, now’s the time to cough up the money.
As for us day-to-day gamers, we have nothing to worry about on the pricing front, with OUYA still scheduled to cost a measly $109, one controller, USA shipping and Jelly Bean butter included. Tasty or what?

Nook users get Rdio’s 18 million tunes catalog, music discovery as a bonus

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Owners of B&N’s Nook tablets (both HD and HD+) now have the choice to listen to more than 18 million songs made available by Rdio, a multi-platform ad-free music service provider. Nook users can now enjoy music as they read their favorite books, using the Rdio app available in the Barnes & Noble application store. The app is also available for Android users through the Google Play store.
Apart from listening to your favorite songs, Rdio lets you to see what your friends are listening to and follow them. In addition, Rdio now features a music discovery service powered by Echo Nest. The service allows users to discover new tunes that match their preferences, simply by visiting an artist’s page. By targeting Nook users, Rdio wants to increase its penetration in the highly competitive music streaming industry. The Internet radio service is currently available across multiple locales, including Australia, New Zealand, North America, parts of Europe, and Brazil.
The company is being tight lipped about exactly what Echo Nest-powered features it will introduce in the future, but it promised there is more to come. Did you check out Rdio on your Nooks, or other Android devices yet?

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean upgrade now rolling out to Galaxy Note 10.1 in Germany

11/08/2012 03:02:00 am Unknown 1 comment

The Galaxy S3’s bumpy and sluggish Jelly Bean upgrade is more or less done and dusted, so it’s only natural to expect Sammy to move on to the next device that needs Android 4.1.
Surprisingly (or not), this is neither the Galaxy Note phablet, nor the GS2, but the Galaxy Note 10.1, the fresh, but only mildly successful S-Pen supporting 10-inch tablet. According to several reports around the web, the JB update has already begun in Germany, being expected to spread all across Europe over the next few weeks.
Carrying the N8000XXBLJ9 build number, the software package weighs in at around 300 MB and is available as an OTA (over-the-air) upgrade. That means that, if you live in Germany, you should get an automatic prompt message soon encouraging you to download and install the update.

If that doesn’t happen, what you want to do is ensure you have a solid network connection, boot your tab a couple of times, and then manually check for the update by diving in your Settings menu. If that doesn’t help either, it can’t hurt to have a little more patience, as we know very well how these upgrades can be fractionate and slow.
An alternative option would be to grab the firmware from this SamMobile link, but if you think it’ll work for tabs outside Germany, you’ve got another thing coming.
Of course, we don’t know much about the update’s changelog just yet, but we have a few screenshots from German website AllAboutSamsung, which show a bunch of cosmetic changes and some new pop-up apps. A number of performance and speed bumps are to be expected, as well as the adding of the uber-cool Google Now with Voice Search.
Now all there is to know is what countries are next in line after Germany and when will the JB upgrade start for the GS2 and GNote. We want answers, Samsung, and we want them yesterday!

How to increase Android Battery Life,JuiceDefender demo, best upload

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Finally ICS on Samsung Galaxy Y s5360

11/06/2012 06:19:00 am Unknown No comments

Finally ICS on Samsung Galaxy Y ..

THANKS TO DEVELOPER evanlocked@xda developer
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1932204

it is paranaroid Rom which is Cyanogenmod9 Hybrid ..but u can feel real ICS
Lot of Bugs ..but if u want method on how to install this comment & i will try to make video for it as it is not usual installing of ROM

iPhone 5 vs Nexus 4 battery tests: LTE phone fares better than non-LTE handset

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The Nexus 4 is going to soon be launched at which point we’ll have a plethora of comparisons out between Google’s latest flagship handset and its main competitors, whether they run Andorid, iOS or Windows Phone 8.
Meanwhile, AnandTech has already performed a variety of benchmark tests on the Nexus 4 – but also on the Nexus 10 – and today we’re going to focus on battery life. According to the publication, the Nexus 4 isn’t apparently ready to offer great battery life, despite being an LTE-less handset. That’s certainly interesting considering that Google cited battery efficiency among the main reasons for not including 4G LTE support in its latest Nexus, while downplaying the fact that its relationship with carriers is actually the one to blame for this decision.

Getting back to battery life, AnandTech performed a more complex series of tests that mimic every day smartphone usage in order to come out with results closer to actual battery usage:

We regularly load web pages at a fixed interval until the battery dies (all displays are calibrated to 200 nits as always). The differences between this test and our previous one boil down to the amount of network activity and CPU load.

Other factors, such as “aggressive browser caching,” baseband idle state and CPU workload were also taken into consideration when performing the test:

We also increased CPU workload along two vectors: we decreased pause time between web page loads and we shifted to full desktop web pages, some of which are very js heavy. The end result is a CPU usage profile that mimics constant, heavy usage beyond just web browsing. Everything you do on your smartphone ends up causing CPU usage peaks – opening applications, navigating around the OS and of course using apps themselves. Our 5th generation web browsing battery life test should map well to more types of smartphone usage, not just idle content consumption of data from web pages.

The battery tests were done on “multiple air interfaces” using 3G, 4G LTE and Wi-Fi, and all Android tests were performed using the Chrome browser and 5GHz Wi-Fi “unless otherwise listed.”
The results? The Nexus 4 can offer from 4.18 to 6.27 hours of web browsing over 3G and Wi-Fi, respectively. The device was outperformed by its most important Android competitors, including the HTC One X, the Samsung Galaxy S3 or the new Motorola RAZRs but also by iOS devices, with the iPhone 5 topping the tests at 8.19 and 10.27 hours of browsing over 4G LTE and Wi-Fi, respectively.

So how is it that the Nexus 4, which doesn’t have an LTE power-hungry connection, only offers about half the battery life of the iPhone 5, an LTE device, at least according to these tests? AnandTech explains:

As always we test across multiple air interfaces (3G, 4G LTE, WiFi), but due to the increased network load we actually find that on a given process technology we see an increase in battery life on faster network connections. The why is quite simple to understand: the faster a page is able to fully render, the quicker all components can drive down to their idle power states.

It is also worth pointing out that certain early Nexus 4 reviews out there are saying that Nexus 4 battery life is quite healthy (The Verge), while others seem to disagree (Engadget).
Naturally, we’ll see more Nexus 4 tests once the handset comes out, at which point we’ll be able to better determine its power efficiency.

eBay Daily Deals has 16GB unlocked Galaxy Note 2 for $579

11/06/2012 01:41:00 am Unknown No comments

eBay has put up the Galaxy Note 2 for the great price of $579, with free standard shipping. This is the second round on this deal, so if you missed it the first time, don’t let today’s listing slip by. The amazing ‘phablet’ is originally listed at $799 and with some searching can be found for as low as around $650.
This white, 16GB model is Samsung’s very well received next entry in the phone giant’s Note platform. An improved S-Pen along with added functionality like Quick Commands have made the Galaxy Note 2 a very worthwhile update. Its larger size over that of typical smartphones allows for written commands and note taking, while the large screen makes viewing videos and pictures even more enjoyable.As an international model, this Galaxy Note 2 works on 2G (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) and 3G (HSDPA 850/900/1900/2100) bands, but is not compatible with 4G LTE. It features an 8MP camera and sports a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display at 1280 x720 resolution. The 1.6GHz quad-core processor allows for a fast user experience, and the already mentioned 16GB storage capacity can be supplemented with a microSD card.
So, with this device at such a great price, what are you waiting for? Go check it out! If you’re looking for an off-contract deal on the Galaxy Note 2, this is likely the best price you’ll find for a while. The deal is on for today only, so there is only so much time left in order to snag one.

Google voice search app for iOS scores better than Siri

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The guys at Gizmodo ran a quick test of the newly released iOS Google Search voice feature against the iOS native Siri and the results clearly favor Google. Although, while both applications had their limitations, the publication concluded that the Google voice search was faster in response compared to Siri:

Google came up with a quicker response almost every time, was more accurate, and frankly sounded much less grating than Siri.

Google scored better than Siri when it came to web based searches. Siri had to be instructed on the type of browser to be used to conduct the searches which required an additional click. As the test video below shows, Google voice search can run searches almost instantly while Siri takes a few seconds before it thinks and display the search results. However, the Google voice search is unable to search through the data residing on your iPhone which limits its functionality compared to Siri.

Evernote gets new SMS search and archive capabilities

11/06/2012 12:35:00 am Unknown 1 comment

Evernote is well known around these parts as being one of the most essential tools for every student or simply just a must have app. Today, new features were added to Evernote’s long list of supported services that might interest you.
Working with Mysms, Evernote’s team was able to add some new SMS features that lets you to connect Evernote with the messaging application. This integration will make all your text messages searchable, while also allowing you to store them on your Evernote account for later purposes.
These new features were announced as a way to integrate Evernote’s already great service, with the features offered by the Mysms application. Currently, Mysms allows you to sync your messages between all your devices (tablet, phones, and computers) in order to make replying to your text messages much easier and extremely convenient. The addition of Evernote will certainly be a plus for users:

We’re pleased with the result. With the app running, SMS messages to your existing smartphone number are archived into a dedicated Evernote notebook. The app creates a note for each each person you trade messages with, and every time you get or send a message to a person, it is added to their note. It also archives picture messages.

The service has been available for quite some time now but surely, now that the Evernote integration was announced, the app will become a bit more enticing to the average texter—student or professional. The best part of it all is, both applications are free from the Play Store so you lose nothing by giving them a try and let us know what you think about this in the comments.

Kindle Fire HD, Microsoft Surface teardowns reveal production costs for Amazon, Microsoft

11/06/2012 12:32:00 am Unknown No comments

Last year, IHS found that the original Kindle Fire cost Amazon around $187 to make and now they have taken on the new Kindle Fire HD to see exactly how much it Amazon pays to build one. The company redesigned the new Kindle Fire HD and IHS tore down the device to see exactly what’s inside. The results are quite interesting.
While it’s selling for only $199, IHS revealed that the components used to build this new device cost somewhere around $165. Unlike last year, LG Displays produced the new high resolution 720p display; Texas Instruments helped out with the power supply, video chips, and the new blazing fast dual-core processing chip; while Samsung, after Apple essentially stopped using them for many of their iPad/iPhone components, was able to get a deal with Amazon to supply the memory chip in the new Kindle Fire.

The end result of all these components coming together is a great tablet that many reviewers have recommended for parents and students alike. In today’s competitive market, Google and Amazon are going head to head with their tablets and, while the Nexus 7 seemingly has cheaper components, it seems safe to say that Google’s baby is outselling Amazon’s.
The same AllThingsD article mentions the Microsoft Surface’s component estimated value, as submitted by the same IHS. Unlike Google and Amazon, Microsoft is apparently not interested in creating a budget-friendly tablet, but rather, the company priced the Surface unnecessarily high to compete directly with Apple’s iPad.
IHS’ check of the Surface shows that the components that are being used to build the new tablet, when all put together, cost around $271. Now Microsoft could have easily priced their tablet at $300 or even $400 and still have had pretty good profit margins from it while, simultaneously, boosting the user base of the newly released Windows 8 OS — obviously that is not the goal.
The research firm also found that the new Microsoft Touch Cover, priced separately at $120, costs Microsoft around $16 to produce, and so they will undoubtedly enjoy the extra profit. This goes to show how much more customer-oriented the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD are in comparison to the Microsoft Surface that seems mostly profit-oriented.
Now the question comes in, which of these tablets are you going to purchase this holiday season?

SaReGaMaPa Singer Jasraj Joshi live, rare video, Albela Fusion

11/05/2012 11:14:00 am Unknown No comments

SaReGaMaPa Singer Jasraj Joshi live, rare video, Albela Fusion

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VOIP Jobs

11/04/2012 02:31:00 am Unknown No comments

Featured Job Postings from the Web
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	I have a VOIP Engineer position in San Mateo, CA. This is a fulltime, permanent position. If you are interested please respond with the following... more
Nov 02	Cisco VoIP Engineer	PSI Resources	Downers Grove, IL
	Our client, a growing education-based company in Chicago seeks a long-term contract (6+ months) . Qualified candidates should have at least 5 years... more
Nov 02	VOIP Engineer Architect	Renown Health	Reno, NV
	Under the general direction of the Telecommunications Supervisor/Manager, this position serves as the subject matter expert and is responsible for... more
Nov 01	Sr Network Engineer - VoIP	ICF International	Fairfax, VA
	Technology and Management Solutions Enterprise & Security Solutions Senior Network Engineer - VoIP Fairfax, VA Job Description: The successful... more
Nov 01	VoIP / Network VOIP / Network Designer	Infosys Technologies	Philadelphia, PA
	About Infosys Infosys is the business critical technology partner for the worldrsquos most successful organizations As a global leader in Business... more
Nov 01	Cisco VOIP Engineer	Robert Half Technology	Irvine, CA
	Classification: AANetwork Engineer Compensation: AA$100,000.00 to $150,000.00 per year Our client, based Anaheim Ca , is looking for a CISCO VOIP... more
Oct 31	VOIP Network Engineer	U.S. TelePacific	Las Vegas, NV
	GENERAL PURPOSE The core function of this position is to plan, implement and maintain SIP network infrastructure. This position will also participate... more
Oct 30	Network Engineer 2 - VOIP	Sutterhealth	Sacramento, CA
	Designs and validates network solutions to meet business requirements by configuring and testing network infrastructure hardware. Installs network... more
Oct 30	Cisco VoIP Network Engineer	Cameron Craig Group	KS
	Company This sportswear company that was Est. in the late 1980s boasts a 108,000 square ft. building and two retail stores located in Manhattan and... more
Oct 29	VoIP Engineer / Engineer Network 2	Northrop Grumman	Portland, OR
	Join a winning team! We have an immediate need for a VoIP Network Engineer based in Portland, Oregon. In this position, the primary... more
Oct 28	Telecom Engineer/Architect - VOIP	Ascension Health Information Services	Knoxville, TN
	Ascension Health Information Services (AHIS) is seeking to hire a Telecom Engineer/Architect who will be responsible for telecommunications... more
Oct 27	AT&T Member of Technical Staff-VoIP on IMS Core(IL, NJ	AT&T	Austin, TX
	AT&T Member of Technical Staff-VoIP on IMS Core(IL, NJ, TX) This position supports the planned introduction of the Universal Service Platform (USP)... more
Oct 27	AT&T Member of Technical Staff-VoIP on IMS Core(IL, NJ, TX)	AT&T	Middletown, NJ
	AT&T Member of Technical Staff-VoIP on IMS Core(IL, NJ, TX) This position supports the planned introduction of the Universal Service Platform (USP)... more
Oct 25	Contract to hire, VoIP Service Activiation Techs, St. Louis. 55K	Cap Global	Chicago, IL
	Greetings, This position is based in St. Louis, MO. No relocation expenses. You will be expected to relocate yourself. Excellent contract-to-hire... more
Oct 25	VoIP Engineer	Wayfair	Boston, MA
	At Wayfair, we are looking to grow our Systems Engineering team by bringing on board a talented individual to help manage and grow the... more
Oct 18	AT&T Member of Technical Staff-VoIP on IMS Core(IL, NJ, TX)	AT&T College	Warrenville, IL
	AT&T Member of Technical Staff-VoIP on IMS Core(IL, NJ, TX) This position supports the planned introduction of the Universal Service Platform (USP)... more
Oct 12	VoIP Sales Consultant	Bncvoice	Mount Kisco, NY
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Oct 10	Senior VoIP Engineer	Broadvox	Cleveland, OH
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Oct 10	IT Network Support Professional V - VOIP	Kennesaw State University	GA
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Sep 26	Network Engineer, Cisco VoIP	Equivoice	Chicago, IL
	Equivoice Inc. is an enhanced service provider specializing in communication solutions for the enterprise market. A pioneer in the field, Equivoice... more

Another Droid DNA pic leaks

11/04/2012 02:23:00 am Unknown 1 comment

The fellows at @evleaks have shown off yet another leaked image render of the HTC Droid DNA, the 5-inch beast from HTC we're pretty sure is headed to Verizon. We certainly don't know all the details of this one, but the rumors of a quad-core Snapdragon Pro, 2GB of RAM, and a 5-inch 1080p has got plenty of folks on Verizon interested.
While I still think the J Butterfly is a better name, I can see a lot of people being pretty happy should this one go up for sale around Thanksgiving, like the leaked Verizon MAP document we first showed you suggests.