Panasonic and Nuance
have been close partners on TV voice recognition in the past; we now
know that they're getting a bit cozier for Panasonic's 2013 Smart TVs.
The company's newer LCDs and plasmas with voice recognition use Nuance's Dragon TV
for voice-only control of basics like volume as well as content and web
searches.
Saturday, 23 March 2013
07:35
07:29
Myriad Social TV brings social networking to your cable box (hands-on video)
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The marriage of social networking and television is nothing new, but Myriad
recently launched Social TV, a white label solution which allows TV
service providers to roll out their own custom social networking
platform on your cable box. It complements services like Twitter,
Facebook and Google+ by offering a more contextual way for viewers to
interact with their friends while watching TV.
Friday, 22 March 2013
06:01
Asus Transformer AiO Windows PC + Android tablet gets price, release date
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Transformer AiO can be used as both a full-fledged Android tablet or an HTPC running Windows 8.
Nobody can deny that Asus is a
hyper-innovative company, the Ducati of consumer technology, a company
that makes products that look like they were mere concept designs an
hour back.
05:59
Lenovo ThinkPad Twist laptop-hybrid launched at Rs. 71,000
Lenovo has launched the ThinkPad Twist in India. The tablet/laptop hybrid runs on Windows 8 and is priced at Rs. 71,000
Lenovo has added another product to its ThinkPad portfolio. Christened the ThinkPad Twist, the device is a laptop-tablet hybrid, priced at Rs. 71,000 inclusive of taxes.
05:56
Nokia rolls out Camera Extras and Cinemagraph apps for WP7.8
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For long many have wondered if Nokia would bring the amazing camera
lenses found on their WP8 devices to the now somewhat dated WP 7.8
phones, and they have done just that.
05:51
New Rackmount NAS Devices Launched by QNAP
Storage devices come in many shapes, sizes
and roles, and QNAP Systems figured it was time for one of the less
popular combinations of those three factors to be put into effect.
05:31
XOLO B700 Launches in India with 3450 mAh Battery, Priced at $165/€130
Android enthusiasts and fans in India will
probably be happy to know there’s a new XOLO smartphone now available
for purchase, the B700.
05:16
Intel Will Stick to Removable LGA CPUs Until 2015
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The worry caused by Intel's presumed
decision to stop making normal central processing units continues to
linger, but a new report might just lay those fears to rest for a few
more years.
Friday, 15 March 2013
19:35
Xbox SmartGlass for Android Gets Support for HTC DROID DNA
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Microsoft has just released a small update
for the Xbox SmartGlass application for Android devices. The update is
aimed at Google’s mobile platform, as it adds support for more devices
and some bug fixes.
19:27
Free Wi-Fi Offered as Part of a Reinvented Microsoft Marketing Blitz
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Microsoft will be offering free Wi-Fi in
the United Kingdom as part of its new marketing blitz supposed to
promote the recently released Office 365 productivity suite.
19:20
VirtualBox 4.2.10 Adds Initial Support for Linux Kernel 3.9
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Oracle announced a few minutes ago, March
15, that a new stable version (4.2.10) of its VirtualBox virtualization
software for end users and enterprises is now available for download.
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download VirtualBox 4.2.10
Monday, 11 March 2013
08:39
AMD Radeon HD 7990 Dual-GPU “Malta” Prototype Ready
We've been hearing rumors about a reference
dual-GPU video card from Advanced Micro Devices for weeks, and now we
may have the confirmation.
08:36
Lava Xolo Q800 vs. Micromax A116 Canvas HD: Detailed Comparison
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Lava has entered the budget quad-core smartphone race with the Xolo
Q800. Priced at Rs. 12,499 the device is a direct, but slightly smaller
competitor to the Micromax Canvas HD. We compare both smartphones and
see how they stack up!
08:33
Nokia Asha 310 officially available at Rs. 5,601
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Nokia's latest smart feature phone, Asha 310, is now available in India via the official Nokia online store
for Rs. 5,601. Nokia claims the Asha 310 is its first touchscreen phone
with dual-SIM and Wi-Fi connectivity. Besides Nokia's online store, the
phone is available via Saholic and Snapdeal for around Rs. 5,499.
08:31
LG Optimus L5 II launches in Brazil, global rollout to begin soon
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LG has launched the Optimus L5 II
Android smartphone in Brazil and has revealed that the phone will soon
also be launched in Asia, South and Central America, Europe, Russia, the
Middle East and Africa. The Optimus L5 II was shown off
by LG at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona along with other phones
with dual-SIM variants such as the Optimus L3 II and the Optimus L7II.
08:24
Photosynth panorama photography app launched for Windows Phone 8
App gets new features like camera integration, viewing shared projects from inside app.
Photosynth, the popular panorama
photography app from Microsoft, has been launched for Windows Phone 8
handsets. The app was previously available on iOS devices and Windows
Phone 7 handsets but hadn’t been launched for the latest iteration of
the Windows Phone OS.
Saturday, 9 March 2013
15:40
Nexus 7 Arrives in Google Play Store in South Korea
Mountain View-based Internet giant Google has made a new step towards expanding the availability of its Nexus 7 tablet PC, and has put the device up for sale in South Korea through its Google Play online store.
15:36
Run Windows 8 Apps in Their Own Resizable Interface
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Stardock released a brand-new Windows 8
utility called ModernMix that allows modern UI apps to run in their own
window, available in the classic Desktop environment.
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15:30
CeBIT 2013: New SSDs Launched by Plextor
As one of the companies that attend CeBIT in Hannover, Germany, Plextor has put on display a number of solid state drives.
07:27
Micromax A116 Canvas HD vs Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos
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5-inch smartphones seem to be the talk of the town these days. You'll
find every other company launching a smartphone in this genre in a
desperate need to gain the consumer's attention. Samsung, which is
balances its high end device portfolio featuring devices such as the
Galaxy S III or the Galaxy Note (now Note II) with budget offerings like
the Galaxy Ace Plus or Galaxy S Advance, has now taken the middle way
and launched the Galaxy Grand Duos in the country priced at Rs. 21,500.
Not only does the device offer a good performance but has a popular
nationwide brand acceptance.
07:17
Preview: Nokia Lumia 620 Vs HTC 8S
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Nokia's budget Windows Phone,
Lumia 620 is now available for pre-order on a couple of ecommerce
websites in India. As some of us were expecting, the device is pegged at
Rs 15,199. Considering the Lumia 510 has been selling for less than 10k
for months, the 620 isn't the cheapest Lumia in the market. However,
it's the most inexpensive Windows Phone 8 device to reach the Indian
shores.
07:12
Has Technology Made The Country Any Safer For Women?
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As
women become more vocal about the "atrocities" targeted towards them,
the internet gives them the perfect platform to voice/vent out their
anguish. While the venting is the aftermath of an incident, technology
has also come as a protector, with several smartphone/tablet apps that
aim to keep women safe when they are venturing out, unescorted.
07:08
OpenPool transforms billiards with a Kinect camera controlled light show
How to make a pool table an attention-grabber on a showroom floor
full of highly explosive video games? Try a couple of Kinect cameras,
some projectors and a sound system. OpenPool's an open-source project
that's looking to bring a little multimedia action to the world of
billiards.
Thursday, 7 March 2013
08:47
Visit Canonical at CeBIT 2013 and Win a Google Nexus 7 Tablet
The CeBIT 2013 event takes place these
days, between March 5 and 9, in Hannover, Germany, and Canonical is
there to enchant visitors with technical details about Ubuntu Cloud
Stack and Ubuntu Landscape Systems Management.
08:42
CeBIT 2013: Another Lifebook, Fujitsu AH562, Revealed
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Fujitsu's Lifebook E
have the business market well in hand, and by that we mean the
mid-range and high-end segments. The company also has a low-end laptop
up for order though, or will soon start shipping it.
08:34
CeBIT 2013: ASUS Transformer AiO, Both All-in-One PC and Android Tablet – Video
08:26
ET deals: $480 off Dell Precision M4700 mobile workstation
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Normally in the ET deals section we discuss laptops of the more consumer-friendly variety. They have pretty designs, fast components, and lower prices. Flip over to the enterprise-class laptops and you’ll find many of the same processors, but the similarities end there.
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
04:23
New Kinect Technology Is Being Tested by Microsoft
Microsoft is hard at work on its Kinect
technology and apparently the company is already thinking about
implementing the sensor into other devices, not to mention the
inevitable Xbox 720 home console.
04:08
Download Chrome Beta for Android 26.0.1410.26
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Google has just updated the beta version
of Chrome browser for Android devices. The latest iteration contains
lots of bug fixes, as well as some improvements and new features.
04:01
CES 2013: Kingston reveals 1TB HyperX Predator flash drive
The annual Consumer Electronics Show or CES always has a few gadgets up its sleeve that are truly mind blowing. At CES 2013,
the Kingston HyperX Predator flash drive is one such gadget. It is no
ordinary flash drive, this tech wonder from Kingston -- no sir! -- as it
comes with a whopping 1 terabyte of data storage capacity.
03:56
Seagate Wireless Plus external drive launched, with built-in Wi-Fi adapter
Seagate upgrades its older Satellite line with a 1TB drive which allows you to upload to it as well.
We had seen the Seagate Satellite
external hard drive last year which had a wireless adapter within it
allowing you to stream data from the drive on your smart devices.
Continuing with that philosophy, Seagate have announced one more
wireless storage option.
03:47
Opera for Android launched in beta
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Opera has launched a beta version of its browser for the Android platform.
Opera has launched a new Beta version of
its browser for Android, which aims to bring a revamped but intuitive
interface and other Opera features to the Android platform.
03:43
txtWeb for Android app suite gives access to content and services over SMS
The txtWeb Android app gives you
access to over 150 live apps and you can also personalize the apps
according to your favorites or recently used.
txtWeb has launched a new Android app
that supposedly gives users access to more than 150 apps from their
smartphone or tablet. Users can check news, stock updates, the latest
movies playing in theaters around them, or even check reservations for
flights, train, etc with this single app.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
08:20
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 available on Verizon March 7th for $600
We've known that the Galaxy Note 10.1 was destined for Verizon Wireless
as early as CES two months ago, but now Big Red has finally supplied us
with details on when and how much.
08:08
Patriot launches AERO wireless storage device and media hub for mobile data hogs
Patriot has just announced a new addition to its collection of storage offerings called the AERO. As the name suggests, the new device is of the wireless variety, which Patriot hopes will garner favor with owners of memory-light tablets and smartphones.
03:24
Microsoft unveils self-sketching whiteboard prototype
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Microsoft is working on
an interactive whiteboard that aims to interpret users' sketches to
complete the diagrams they were drawing.
The firm will unveil the prototype as part of Techfest - an
annual event where its researchers reveal some of the projects they are
working on.03:12
Seagate to Halt Production of 7200-rpm Laptop Hard Drives
When it comes time to buy your next high-performance laptop, chances
are good that it will feature a solid state drive (SSD). But what if
you'd prefer to have a high-speed, high-capacity traditional hard drive
instead? Don't look to Seagate, one of the two 800-pound gorillas in the
hard drive industry. The company recently said it will stop making
2.5-inch, 7200-rpm laptop hard drives by the end of 2013.
Monday, 4 March 2013
05:26
Amazon appoints Redington India as distributor for Kindle devices
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Looks like Amazon is planning to take a more aggressive approach in
pushing its e-reader devices to the Indian market. According to stock
exchange filing, first spotted by MediaNama,
the company has appointed Redington India as a national distributor for
its Kindle devices. The filing mentions that the tie-up will give
Redington an entry into the e-reader segment.
05:21
Lava IRIS 430 Coming Soon to India with 1GHz Dual-Core CPU and 4.3-Inch Display
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Lava Mobile is about to launch another
affordable Android smartphone in India, the IRIS 430. For the time
being, there are no details on the phone’s availability and pricing
options, but we can expect Lava to release the device within the next
few days.
05:20
UltraDefrag 6.0 Stable Available for Download
It took two beta builds and three release candidates for UltraDefrag 6.0 to be promoted to a stable revision.
05:15
O2 UK Demoes Nokia’s City Lens App on Video
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UK wireless carrier O2 has already
launched a nice range of Windows Phone devices, including some Lumia
handsets from Nokia, and it appears set to promote their capabilities a
bit more.
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05:13
CeBIT 2013: MSI Gaming Series AG2712 All-in-One
The folks at Engadget have reported the presence of a certain all-in-one personal computer at MSI's booth in Hannover, Germany.
Called AG2712, it relies on an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 Ivy Bridge central processing unit.
Called AG2712, it relies on an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 Ivy Bridge central processing unit.
05:05
A4-1200, the First AMD Temash APU Found
The “Temash” brand is used to refer to next-generation AMD accelerated processing units made for tablets.
The chips haven't been launched yet, despite the video intros and the AMD Turbo Dock technology demonstrated on a reference slate.
The chips haven't been launched yet, despite the video intros and the AMD Turbo Dock technology demonstrated on a reference slate.
05:00
Microsoft To Fix Live Tile Freezing Issues In Windows Phone 7.8
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Microsoft has finally seemed to have taken note of the issue that
Windows Phone 7.8 users were experiencing with its LiveTile feature.
Some users reportedly complained about the live tile apps failing to update.
04:57
Dual-SIM 3D Tablet Penta T-Pad WS708C Launched For Rs 7000
If 5" phablets
made you feel small-handed, then tablets with 7" screens are just going
to make that feeling worse. As tablets in the budget space try to elbow
out each other, the new strategy seems to be getting out tabs with
voice calling facility. In a bid to get more of an edge over
competition, Pantel Technologies has brought out yet another 7" slate,
but with dual-SIM dual-standby functionality that supports voice calls.
04:54
Nikon adds four new cameras to its Coolpix series
Nikon recently added four new cameras to its
Coolpix series—the L820, L28, L27 and S2700. The cameras will be hitting
stores this week.
04:49
Mysterious Sony Xperia C670X with 1080p display surfaces
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We have already seen two Sony Xperia smartphones
with stunning 1080p displays, but it seems the Japanese giant is not
satisfied with just the couple. A mysterious handset, presently known
only as the C670X, will join the Xperia Z and ZL in the full HD display
game this year. The information was sent to XperiaBlog from
a tipster, who the website claims has a good record of leaking handsets
and details of upcoming phones. Of course, you must add salt to taste.
04:46
Apple TV to hit stores in a couple of days priced at Rs 8,295
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You'll be able to buy Apple’s streaming device—the Apple TV—this week. Industry sources have told tech2 that the device will cost Rs 8,295 and should be making its way to stores in the next couple of days. The last time we checked, the device was selling in the grey market for Rs 6,500.
04:44
First BB10 update brings major improvements in browser, battery life and third-party apps
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BlackBerry 10 users, rejoice! The company has
released the first update for its latest BlackBerry 10 OS that brings a
slew of improvements. The update is available for all BlackBerry Z10
users and the device can get the update over-the-air.
04:41
Samsung Stays Secretive With Its First Galaxy S IV Teaser Video
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Now that Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S IV will be revealed in a grand event in New York on March 14, mobile nerds only have one mystery to mull over — what is the damn thing going to look like? Well, Samsung isn’t telling just yet, but it has seen fit to release the first in a series of strange teaser videos for its newest flagship handset.
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Sunday, 3 March 2013
06:45
Get Cave Story+ with a 75% Discount on Steam for Linux
Cave Story+, a 2D action platformer
developed by Nicalis and Studio Pixel that is available on Steam for
Linux, now benefits from a 75% discount.
Regarded as one of the most famous indie games ever developed, Cave Story+ will provide a complete experience for all ages.
Regarded as one of the most famous indie games ever developed, Cave Story+ will provide a complete experience for all ages.
06:24
Avira Free Android Security 1.2
Avira Free Android Security sets the
focus on the mobile device anti-theft-protection. With this new Android
product, Avira intends to protect all users that would like to have the
ultimate protection for their mobile as well as for their private data
on the device. The protection app will help the user step by step to fnd
his mobile device in case of a loss or theft. If the device has been
stolen, the user has the possibility to block the use of the device and
stop the access to private data.
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