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Microsoft SkyDrive 25 GB FREE Cloud Storage Upgrade Microsoft has changed policy for free cloud storage space on SkyDrive. All new users will get only 7GB Free Storage. But if you are an existing user, just login once here with your windows live id / password >> https://login.live.c...=1033&id=250206 Your account should be instantly upgraded to FREE 25 GB Storage. Mine did. As Microsoft said in the Official Blog, this 25 GB Upgrade for existing users is for a limited time only. So, don't miss out. Read the blog here for feature list in NEW SkyDrive. >> http://blogs.msdn.co...e-anywhere.aspx

iTelevision - Apple is working on a television for 2012 Source: http://venturebeat.c...elevision-2012/ Apple is almost certainly working on a digital television based on its iOS operating system, according to multiple sources in Silicon Valley. An Apple-based television makes sense in light of Apple’s continued expansion out of the computer industry into the larger consumer electronics market. But is it real? Multiple reports, as well as sources interviewed by VentureBeat, support the rumor, which is widespread among the gadget industry. Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, a longtime Apple analyst, predicts that Apple will produce a television in late 2012 or early 2013. In an interview with VentureBeat, Munster cited multiple sources, including component suppliers as well as an internal Apple source, to back up his theory. Munster predicts this will be an actual TV, not just a set-top box, and most likely running a version of iOS. (Note: Munster made a similar claim in 2009, except then he said that Apple would have a TV by 2011. He now says “I think the probability is almost zero that it will be this year.”) Venture capitalist Stewart Alsop, of Alsop Louie ventures, lent credence to the “iTelevision” theory in an interview with VentureBeat. Alsop sits on the boards of TiVo and Sonos, follows the hardware industry closely, and says he has heard from multiple sources throughout Silicon Valley that the Apple television project is underway. The Wall Street Journal mentioned that Apple is “working on new technology to deliver video to televisions, and has been discussing whether to try to launch a subscription TV service,” according to “sources familiar with the matter.” That’s typically code for an inside source. And Cult of Mac notes that the time may be ripe for Apple to make a television, as high-end TVs have started to dip below the $1,000 price threshold. Even former Apple CEO Steve Jobs turned the wheels of the rumor mill in 2010, saying that it made sense for Apple to integrate its technology into television sets. Apple has been testing the waters with its AppleTV, a set-top box that provides access to movies and TV from iTunes as well as other online video content. The company has a number of partnerships with movie studios and television networks, giving it an impressive content library.And its lightweight iOS operating system seems ideally suited for consumer devices (the OS is already under the hood in AppleTV). Alsop figures the only thing holding Apple back is the cost of LCD screens, which has been a limiting factor in all of Apple’s iOS products since 2007. The company initially planned to make a tablet when it started planning a touchscreen-centric computer in the mid-2000s. But, Alsop says, the cost of the display was prohibitively expensive, so Apple instead focused on applying the technology to a device with a smaller, cheaper LCD: The iPhone. The price of LCD panels has droped fairly steadily, thanks to increased manufacturing efficiency, so eventually quality screens became cheap enough to make the 9.7-inch iPad economically feasible. It won’t be long, Alsop predicts, before 15-inch or 19-inch touchscreen televisions running iOS hit the scene, probably in time for the 2012 holiday season. That’s big enough to be a serviceable TV for the kitchen, bedroom or dorm room. More importantly, iOS will enable Apple to transform the television into something that doesn’t just show videos, but also plays games, runs apps, lets you check your schedule and tweet about what YouTube movie you happen to watching at that moment. And it could tie seamlessly into other Apple devices, like the iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air, giving the company an enviable full-circle consumer product line. “You look at TVs in Best Buy and they’re the same damn things that they’ve been building for 30, 40, 50 years,” said Alsop. Although the display technology has changed and the screens are flat and high-resolution now instead of huge, low-res cathode screens, the fundamental act of watching TV is pretty much the same: Sit back and flip the channels. “Apple will do to television manufacturers what it did to phone makers with the iPhone,” Alsop said.

^ ^ ^ MTS seems to have revised the scheme and made it extremely attractive with NEW plan voucher 3. It costs just Rs. 3 with validity of 365 days and apparently gives you free 150 Mins, 150 SMS & 150MB per month for 12 months. This is available in Mumbai circle for Mtag & Livewire smartphones.

Nice info. +1. BTW iPhone looks punny as ever compared to any significant model.

^^^ No. It's GSM + GSM Dual SIM.

@gpkumaran No idea whether mentioned HP printer cartridge can be refilled. Reg. Laptop as the poster above said, depends on your usage. Unless you want to do heavy duty graphic/animation work, play demanding games all the time, config selected by you is overkill for normal day to day general usage IMHO. Still if you really need that config, Toshiba, Asus are better brands compared to Dell, Acer. Such laptops are available in India at similar price to singapore cost you mentioned. So i don't understand the logic of buying it from Singapore and worry about warranty unless there is a huge price difference. Example model from Toshiba, Asus are here >> http://www.flipkart....a8-10097e9d79b0 and here http://www.flipkart....a8-10097e9d79b0

Motorola DROID RAZR Latest Ice Cream Sandwich Leak >> http://www.droidrzr....ild-61484xt912/

Inter State (All India) Mobile Number Portability has not started yet but it's recommended in the NEW telecom policy which is expected to be implemented shortly in few months from now.

HP Deskjet 3050 Wireless All-in-One Printer Rs 4,995 >> http://www.flipkart....f4-3ead193eac57

Whether it's Irresistable or not is debatable but it's desired by many. Apple NEW iPad3 has arrived in india and this seems to be the place with some discounts. It's Pre-Order and Ships on 28th April. Apply Coupon Code ICICI for 5% Discount. New iPad 3 16GB WiFi Only Rs 30,500 - Rs 1,525 = Rs 28,975 >> http://www.buythepri...ifi-only__11303 New iPad 3 32GB WiFi Only Rs 36,500 - Rs 1,825 = Rs 34,675 >> http://www.buythepri...ifi-only__11304 New iPad 3 64GB WiFi Only Rs 42,500 - Rs 2,125 = Rs 40,375 >> http://www.buythepri...ifi-only__11305 New iPad 3 16 GB WiFi Plus 4G Rs 38,900 - Rs 1,945 = Rs 36,955 >> http://www.buythepri...-plus-4g__11306

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Micromax Announces A50 Superfone Ninja Android For Rs 4,999, takes on Siri with AISHA Source It seems Google isn’t the only one trying to take on Siri with its upcoming Voice Actions successor, our home-grown Micromax has also launched its new smartphone that comes with a Siri-like Voice Assistant. Dubbed as Aisha – Artificial Intelligence Speech Handset Assistant, it will debut in company’s brand new A50 Superfone Ninja. According to company press release, AISHA is an application that translates words into action. By simply speaking to the phone, the users can connect with the people, businesses and activities that are important to you. With AISHA if the users need to check the weather conditions they just need to say ‘What is the weather in Delhi’ and AISHA will respond saying “The weather will be sunny”. Coming to the smartphone, Micromax A50 Superfone Ninja, it features Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread), 650 MHz processor, 3.1 inch capacitive display, dual SIM support and 2MP rear camera. It will be sold for INR 4,999. Press Release

Oh No, it does not become their property. The concerns are not much to worry about. All other have worse, not clearly defined policies. All rights asked for are needed to provide cloud services without breaking tough american laws. Google Baba uses simpler english instead of legal mumbo jumbo. Is Google Drive worse for privacy than iCloud, Skydrive, and Dropbox? >> http://www.theverge....-dropbox-icloud

^ ^ ^ May be due to this condition they put for the upgrade offer.. Even though my another account which had no files uploaded before April 22 also got upgraded successfully.

^^^ Truly inspirational. What an amazing transformation ! You look like a totally different person.

1. For 1X Speed Username/Password should be MDN/MDN. For EVDO speed, HSD Username/Password. 2. Reliance CC has confirmed no separate NUC/other charges on these plans.

Gmail, Now With 10 GB of Storage (And Counting) >> http://gmailblog.blo...torage-and.html

Unfortunately, it is US only right now.. Google Opens New ‘Devices’ Section In The Google Play Store To Sell The Unlocked Galaxy Nexus For US $ 399 And just like that, Google is selling smartphones again. Andy Rubin, Google’s SVP of Mobile and Digital Content, just officially pulled back the curtains on a new section in the Google Play Store where Google will offer hardware directly to customers. The first device to go on sale is the unlocked GSM version of Samsung’s venerable Galaxy Nexus, which will sell for $399 but only in the U.S. (for now, anyway). With a new section in the Google Play Store meant specifically for hardware now open, it’s hard not to think of recent rumors that Google will soon be offering a slew of co-branded tablets directly to consumers. It seems unlikely to me that Google would carve out a space in the Google Play Store if their intentions were to simply sell an unlocked Galaxy Nexus and nothing more — after all, it’s called the Devices section.

Reliance is waiting for the new unified licensing regime which talks about VOIP being legal before launching services. It's now clear that they want to launch voice with data. Insiders also say that Mr. Mukesh Ambani & Team is also prime mover behind the new policy. So the delay apparently is for that reason and intentional. Otherwise no company can match Reliance for project execution speed and timely completion.

2G: Grant New Licences By August 31, Supreme Court Tells Centre Source NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Tuesday gave the central government three more months till August 31 to fulfil all requirements and auction 122 2G licences which were cancelled by it in February this year. The apex court bench of Justice GS Singhvi and Justice KS Radhakrishnan, while extending the time by three months, observed that the government was aware that something was wrong or this could have been avoided if a little effort was made. While granting three months more to the government for auctioning potential 2G licenses, the court gave time till September 7 to all the service operators whose licenses have been cancelled to continue providing services. The apex court by its February 2, 2012, order had cancelled all the 122 licenses that were granted by former telecom minister A Raja on and after January 10, 2008. The court had said that all these licenses should be allocated after carrying out their auction. The court had given the government four months' time till June 2 to complete the process of auctioning the cancelled licenses. This was also the date when the licenses that were cancelled were to be terminated. However, the government cited procedural difficulties and sought 400 days' time to complete the process of auctioning the cancelled 2G licenses. The court did not accept the government's plea and gave it three months' additional time to comply with its directions.

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