Sony Xperia Odin [LEAKS]

There is alot of leaks this week about the Sony's first ever Quard-Core phone.

The expected specs are-
1.7Ghz Quad-Core
2-4 GB RAM
Nvidia tegra-3 processor
along with nvidia tegra quad-core graphics unit
64 GB internal
Android 5.0 Keylime Pie
and, with 4000mAh battrey...

Will Sony Xperia Odin will be the next big revolutionary smartphone that will be the god of all....

In the leaks coverage it is also fond that Sony could release this phone with a new slogan as well as a commercial i.e. "Quad like a god"

Because this is the first time when some company put the main stress on the battrey life and uses 4 card of ram instead of one...
And the rest as mentioned above everything is Quad (4).

Sony Xperia Odin

Sony Xperia S VS Sony Xperia Ion

Hey guys this is Sudipto from DIPTX and today I am going to compare Sony Xperia S(the previous flagship) and Sony Xperia( the current flagship).

   So Flagship versus Flagship.. ....  

Sony Xperia S

Sony Xperia ion

Comming Soon

Micromax A84

Specs and Features

Announced: September, 2012

 

Released: October, 2012

 

Price: Rs. 9999

 

Hype: 3/5

 

Alternatives: Karbonn A18, Sony Xperia Tipo, Micromax A100

 

Processor: 1 GHz

 

Battery: 1630 mAh Li-Ion

 

Primary Camera: 5 MP Auto-Focus

 

Secondary Camera: 0.3 MP

 

Weight: 102 grams

 

Dimensions: 65 x 125 x 10.6 mm

 

Main Display: 4 Inches, WVGA, 480 x 800 Pixels, 16 Million Colours, IPS Panel

 

In-Built Storage: 1GB

 

RAM: 512MB

 

Manufacturer: Micromax

 

Type: Dual Sim, Smartphone

 

OS: Gingerbread 2.3 

We Like ! :

Audio, Dual Sim, Battery Life

 

What we Don't Like !:

Screen Quality, Camera, Average Performance

 

The Bottom Line

The Micromax A84 Superfone is a phone that is basically a jack of all trades but master of none. It’s too costly to be classified as a budget device with good features, and too underpowered in terms of specs to be classified as an excellent smartphone selling in this price range.

Facebook for Android Get Updated

Facebook for Android is now available for download in version 1.9.11, and, while the latest update is not very special compared with recent ones, it does come with three straightforward and important changes.

Photo functionality should be improved with these three tweaks, which allow for faster photo tagging and a better organizing of your pics in albums. Finally, there’s also the customary bug fix, which this time helps solve a problem that was restricting “people using certain languages” from uploading images from time to time.

For an app build almost entirely in HTML5, Facebook for Android is actually quite spritely, especially when run on more modern hardware. We’re excited for the day when Facebook for Android is built on native code, but for the time being enjoy your improved photo uploading experience.

Facebook also made the “biggest overhaul of [its] Android SDK so far,” making it easier for developers to integrate the social network into third-party apps. These features include the Friend Picker and Places Picker, which apps can use to access the Open Grap in more comprehensive ways.

Rumour : Apple Rethinking Samsung Chip Partnership Amid Strained Relations

New reports online are claiming that Apple is looking to move away from Samsung when it comes to the chips for its products by moving to processors provided by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

Every single iOS device has had Samsung-produced processors. Reports says that TSMC will provide Apple with quad-core processors fit for future iPads, the long-rumored iTV, and MacBooks that will use a 20 nanometer processor over Samsung’s 32 nanometer processors. The rationale is that Apple has already verified TSMC’s 20nm chips in August and might begin production in November to prepare for devices in 2013. 

As for iPhone processors, it is rumoured Apple will stick to dual-core processors for future models because of their “low-power consumption merit.”

Apple’s reported efforts to marginalise Samsung comes following a long courtroom battle, which has left extremely bitter feelings on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.

One industry source told CNET that the relationship between the two companies has effectively broken down and will result in the two companies parting ways at the end of existing agreements.

Google brings free sms on Gmail in India

Google has extended its free SMS chat service to India, whereby users can send text messages to mobile phones via Gmail Chat.

“You can send SMS messages to your contacts’ mobile phones using Gmail Chat … Google does not charge for using this service,” according to information available with Google’s website.

The SMS service is available in India and 51 other countries in Asia, Africa and North America.

According to the feature, people using either chat programmes ( GTalk, or Gmail chat ) can send texts to mobile users for free and cell phone subscribers can reply at regular SMS rates.

To ensure maximum coverage, the company has tied up with mobile service providers Aircel, Idea, Loop Mobile, MTS, Reliance, Tata DoCoMo, Tata Indicom and Vodafone in a few cities, including Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata.

The service starts with 50 SMS credits for each user, every sent SMS costing one credit. Every reply received adds on 5 credits subject to the maximum level being 50 SMS at any given time. There is no official statement from Google on the launch of this service, however the service has gone live this evening in the chat windows of many users. 

But don’t stress if you run out. “In case the SMS credit goes down to zero, it will increase automatically to one text after 24 hours. Keep in mind that if you’d like a higher message credit, you can always send an SMS to your own phone, and then reply to that message multiple times. Every time you reply, your SMS credit is increased by five. Effectively, you’re buying more messages by paying your phone company for these outgoing messages,” says Google in an explanatory post on its website.

Apple Announces Oct 23rd Special Event- Here comes the iPad Mini

Apple has just sent out invites for a “Special Event” to be held on Oct 23rd, supposedly announcing the new iPad Mini. While its only been a couple of weeks since when the iPhone 5 was launched Apple has still got a lot more up its sleeve.

While the iPad Mini has been leaked all over the internet, there are more rumors of various other products being launched. Alongside the iPad Mini, Apple will also reportedly update the Macbook Pro 13 inch and offer a retina version of the laptop. A new Mac Mini, revised Cinema displays and iMac are also long overdue. 

But its unlike Apple to announce so many products at a single event. While the iMac and revised Cinema display may have to wait, a new Mac Mini is reportedly being worked on alongside the fully confirmed Retina Macbook Pro 13. While speculations will continue to go on, we wont let down the coverage come Oct 23rd, So stay tuned.

The iPad Mini apparently has a  7.85-inch display powered by an A5 processor and 512MB of RAM, priced starting anywhere from $250 to $350, available in a week or two. It will probably come in both Wi-Fi and 3G versions, and will look like, well, a smaller iPad. The event will be  held at 10am PST/1pm EST at the California Center in San Jose.