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Google Nexus 6 Durability Drop Test! Google has just recently released nexus 6 , which is a really huge phone . This bad boy pack the best killer specs which android can offer in 2014 . 

OnePlus One Gaming Review with Heavy Games  oneplus one is coming to india as confromed by oneplus one and if your planing to buy one then you may be interested that how does it perform in gaming and wheather it heat up ot not . 

Nokia's first device after Microsoft is an iPad mini clone that runs Android Nokia is back in the devices business just under seven months after  selling its devices and services unit to Microsoft  for $7.2 billion. Nokia is unveiling its N1 Android tablet today, days after revealing its  plans to license its brand name  and  teasing a black box on Twitter . Just like Xiaomi’s  attempts to emulate Apple’s iPad mini design , Nokia’s N1 has the same 7.9-inch screen size and even the same 2048 x 1536 resolution. Nokia has even opted for a single piece of anodized aluminum design.

Nokia's return to hardware begins with the $250 N1 Android tablet Rumors of Nokia's demise have been greatly exaggerated. Its lineup might seem empty now that it's relinquished control of its Lumia smartphones to a lumbering giant and gave up on those low-cost Asha devices earlier this year, but that doesn't mean the company's done crafting consumer gadgets  just yet. Now Nokia's trying to revive its once-titanic consumer brand, starting with something a little... unorthodox. Meet the Nokia N1: a 7.9-inch Android tablet running some Nokia software that looks like a giant iPhone. It'll cost you $250 when it launches, but it's slated to land in China first in time for Chinese New Year (that's February 19, 2015) with a release in Russia to follow soon after. source

The Nokia N1 will be among the first devices with a reversible USB connector The Nokia name lives on in the newly announced N1 tablet, whose spec sheet includes a highlight we haven't yet seen on any other device: a  reversible USB Type-C connector . The specification for the next generation of USB cables was  settled in August , but with most companies withholding their major hardware upgrades until the Consumer Electronics Show in January, there's been an understandable dearth of Type-C-compatible devices announced. The Nokia N1 is thus the first high-profile launch to feature it, though it might not be the first to market as the Finnish company proposes a release in time for the Chinese New year, which will be marked on February 19th in 2015.

Asus ZenFone 5 (A502CG) aka ZenFone 5 Lite With Android 4.4 KitKat Launched Asus  has announced a lite-variant of the Zenfone 5 (A501CG) smartphone, dubbed ZenFone 5 (A502CG), in the Philippines at PHP 5,595 (approximately Rs. 7,600). The smartphone will go on sale next week across authorised resellers in the Philippines. As yet, there are no details of the smartphone's global release.

How to Remove WhatsApp Blue Ticks aka Read Receipts Much to the chagrin of its users,  WhatsApp quietly introduced read receipts  (letting people see exactly when a message is read, not just delivered) earlier this month. The app always showed one tick mark when you sent a message, which changed to two grey ticks when it was delivered. Now, the app shows two blue ticks when the recipient has read your message This feature was rolled out without an update to the app itself. This means that there was no privacy setting to disable read receipts when the feature was rolled out.  The lack of this basic feature in WhatsApp really ticked us off , and we had promised that we'd be back with a tutorial on how to disable WhatsApp blue ticks as soon as it was possible. True to our word, here we are now that WhatsApp has unveiled this feature for Android.

GRIFFIN stylus unboxing and full review It is a pretty good stylus for the price you pay , which cost 300rs in indian currency For full review on the  GRIFFIN stylus make sure to the video below and please subscribe 

google hindi voice recogination in google search  Now you search , type , dictate in hindi thanks to google implementation of hindi in google .so this stage of hindi voice recogination in google , but still its very accurate untill or unless you speak horrable hindi .  To anble it its very simple , you will able take the advantage of hindi recogination in just few simple test .  To do the same follow the steps in the video of my channel 

SwiftKey launches three new Material Design themes After launching two  Material Design-inspired keyboards  called Material Dark and Material Light last month,  SwiftKey  is now rolling out a theme pack that features three new color variants. There's also minimal versions of Material Dark and Material Light on offer. The themes individually cost $0.99, or can be bought as a pack for $2.99 from the in-app SwiftKey Store. Will you be looking to buy the theme pack? source      via

Nokia Z Launcher hits open beta, now available for all to download Nokia  announced its first Android tablet  today, but the company has also been working on its  Z Launcher  for Google's OS, which is now available for everyone. The launcher itself has just hit open beta with an update to include some improvements before being shipped out to compatible Android smartphones. So what's new in the open beta of Z Launcher?  BGR  managed to get hold of the change log from the Slush 2014 presentation Improved speed and optimization Improved prediction with more context incorporated into the app algorithm Refined Scribble with improved recognition response time Added Pinyin Chinese language support Ability to install Z Launcher on rooted hardware Tablet users will have to make do with their current launcher as this app is exclusively available for the N1 from Nokia. Head to the Google Play Store to download the launcher. source

Intel to Merge Loss-Making Mobile Business With PC Division Intel Corp., (INTC)  struggling to gain a foothold in mobile computing, is merging its mobile phone and tablet businesses with the division that makes chips for personal computers. The reorganization of the two units, which have been running at a loss, announced internally, will be completed early next year,  Chuck Mulloy , a spokesman for the  Santa Clara , California-based chipmaker, said yesterday. “The lines are blurring between PCs, tablets, phablets and phones,” Mulloy said. “The idea is to accelerate the implementation and create some efficiency so that we can move even faster.” The new combined unit will be led by Kirk Skaugen, who currently heads the PC-chips business. Hermann Eul, currently in charge of phone and tablet chips, will stay on to help the transition and until a new post for him is announced in the first quarter of 2015, Chief Executive Officer Brian Krzanich told employees in a me...

Dual-screen YotaPhone 2 set for official unveil on December 3 Russian manufacturer Yota Devices is scheduled to launch a new model in the  YotaPhone  series, dubbed YotaPhone 2, at an event in London on December 3. No other details are available, but based on the image above, it looks like the device will also feature dual-screens. The first YotaPhone came with a traditional LCD at the front and an always-on e-ink screen at the back that displayed incoming notifications. YotaPhone 2 looks to continue along the same lines, with the overall design looking much more polished. We'll know more as to what the device is packing under the hood, along with availability details and pricing on December 3. source    via

Sony IMX230 sensor features 192-point autofocus Sony just unveiled its latest mobile IMX230 EXMOR RS camera sensor, which might very well be the star on the back of the future Xperia Z4. The sensor shoots at 21MP resolution, just like the IMX135 it replaces, and uses stacked design. Sony says this makes the CMOS imaging sensor smaller and outputs higher image quality and improved functionality. The size of the IMX230 image sensor is 1/2.4" and the pixel size is 1.12μm. The sensor will be joined later by a 16MP stacked CMOS image sensor. In the photo below, you can see how the new IMX230 sensor fares against its predecessor in HDR shooting. The sensor is the first CMOS one to feature an onboard image plane phase detection AF signal processing function. This helps it achieve superior focus tracking of fast-moving objects, compared to the old generation image sensor. In fact, the IMX230 sports 192-point autofocus, which is impressive considering its predecessor packs 172...

Nexus 6 up for preorder in India on Flipkart The massive Nexus 6 is now officially available for preorder India. Those who want to get (both) their hands on the Nexus 5 can head over to Flipkart now and order the phone. The prices start at INR43,999 for the 32GB and INR48,999 for the 64GB models, in both blue and white. The Nexus 6 was also recently put up on the Google Play Store for the same prices but the phones are yet to be made available for purchase over there. Somehow Flipkart managed to start the sale process even before Google, which still just shows ‘Coming Soon’ on the Play Store. For a quick refresher, the Nexus 6 has a 5.96-inch QHD AMOLED display, Snapdragon 805 processor, 3GB RAM, 32/64GB memory, 13 megapixel camera with OIS, stereo speakers, 3220mAh battery and Android 5.0 Lollipop. source     via

Nokia launches N1 Android Tablet running Lollipop yes , you listen it right nokia has released an andriod tablet which look almost identical to apple ipad mini in term of look .                                This tablet run andriod 5.0 lollipop out of the box pack very good specs which promise to deliver amazing performance  .  here are the specs     7.9-inch, 2048x1536 (4:3) IPS LCD with Gorilla Glass 3 and fully laminated zero air gap display 64-bit 2.3GHz Intel Atom Z3580 processor, PowerVR G6430 GPU with 2GB RAM 32GB built-in memory (non-expandable) 8 megapixel rear camera, 5 megapixel front camera Dual channel 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi with MIMO, Bluetooth 4.0 Micro-USB 2.0 with a Type-C reversible connector Stereo speakers 5300mAh battery Unibody aluminum design; available in Natural Aluminum or Lava Gray colors as you guys can see from the...