ViewSonic VPAD 10S Price Features and Specs

ViewSonic VPAD 10S, Android 2.2 powered tablet is now available for purchase from online retailer LetsBuy. Powered by 1 GHz Nvidia Tegra dual core processor, this tablet has a 10.1 inch screen size.

ViewSonic VPAD 10S features include 1.3 MP front camera, 512MB DDR2 SDRAM, 512MB NAND Flash, up to 32Gb external memory support, audio player and connectivity opions like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 3G.
ViewSonic VPAD 10S Features and Specs:
Network: 3G
Dimensions: 255.5 x 177.8 x 19.1mm
OS: Android v2.2 (Froyo) OS
Processor: NVIDIA Tegra 250 SMP dual Cortex A9, 1GHz
Display: 10.1 inch multi touch LED Backlit capacitive touchscreen display
1024 x 600 Pixels
Camera: 1.3 MP front
1080p full HD video playback
Stereo Speakers
Music Player
3.5 mm audio jack
512 MB internal memory
512 MB RAM
Expandable Memory: up to 32 GB
JAVA
GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB connectivity
Adobe Flash 10.1 Player, MS office, Facebook, Twitter etc
Battery : 3300 mAh Li-Ion
Weight : 0.98 Kgs

ViewSonic VPAD 10S Price

in India is Rs. 17,999.

Fly MC181 Price Features and Specs

Fly MC181 is an upcoming low price dual sim phone from Fly Mobiles. The handset will be available soon in India. Fly MC181 Mobile Phone sports a 2.4 inch TFT display with 240 x 320 pixels screen resolution.

Multimedia wise the handset from Fly comes with 3MP camera for wuality video recording & playback, multi format music player, 3.5 mm jack, loudspeakers, 24.9 MB onboard memory and supports up to 32GB external memory to save your favorite stuff.
The MC181 is Bluetooth enabled and supports WAP and USB data connectivity.
Fly MC181 Mobile Phone Features and Specifications:
Dimensions: 114 x 49 x 12 mm
Network: 2G
Dual SIM GSM
Display: 2.4 inch TFT Display
240 x 320 pixels screen resolution
3MP Camera with flash
Video recording & playback
Multi Format Music Player
FM Radio with Recording
3.5 mm jack
Internal Memory: 24.9MB
up to 32GB external memory support
USB, WAP, Bluetooth data conectivity
Apps: Pre-installed Browser
Battery: 950 mAh Li-Ion Standard
Talk time: 10 hours
Standby: 200 hours
Weight: 85g

Mobile Tracking Blocker SilentPocket Perfect For The Paranoid

Always been afraid of Big Brother? Concerned about your privacy in this age of corporate ubiquity? Fear no more–or at least fear less–as the nefarious powers that be can be blocked from tracking your movements. It’s called the SilentPocket and what it does is block the RFID signal from your phone, rendering it untraceable. But wait, because the SilentPocket from Mia Mobi isn’t some one off. it’s actually a whole line of small bags for a variety of outfits.


The big secret behind the SilentPocket series is the silver lining inside each bag. Seen above is just one example of their extensive selection, which comes in a a variety of sizes.

Acer Iconia Tab A200 To Retail For $399

Acer recently announced their latest Android tablet, the Acer Iconia Tab A200 and now it would appear we have some information on the price of the A200.
According to the guys from Notebook Italia, the 8GB Iconia Tab A200 will retail for $399 and the 16GBB Iconia Tab A200 will retail for $449.

As a reminder, the Acer Iconia Tab A200 features a dual core 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, and a 10.1 inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, plus 1 GB of RAM and it will come with Android 4.0 Ice ream Sandwich.

LG’s Magic Remote Brings Voice Control To Its Smart TVs

It looks like the popular technology for 2012 is going to be voice control, we already have Siri on the iPhone 4S, voice control on Microsoft’s Kinect, and we recently heard that Google is working on voice control for its Android devices.
Now LG has launched a new TV remote for its Smart TVs, which will let you control you TV with voice commands, the LG Magic Remote.

The Magic Remote’s most obvious difference with conventional remote controls is that push-buttons constitute merely one dimension of the intuitive user experience. By implementing voice recognition technology into Magic Remote, users can enter text –- such as search terms -– with voice commands, speeding up the overall Smart TV browsing experience.
There are no details as yet on when the LG magic remote will be available and also no details on how much it will retail for, as soon as we get some more information we will let you guys know

Samsung announces ICS update plans for Galaxy devices

It is no news that Samsung plans on releasing the latest update of Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich to the Galaxy S II. Through a Twitter post a month back, the brand said that the smartphone would receive the upgrade, but there was no confirmation as to when the rollout would actually take place. According to an announcement by Samsung, the time frame for the rollout of Android 4.0 has become fairly clear with the brand stating that it would release the OS to the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Note in the first quarter of 2012.

Galaxy Note and Galaxy S II to receive ICS by Q1 2012

Through the blog post, Samsung states that other Galaxy devices would receive ICS soon after it was available on the S II and the Note. The brand does not just aim to upgrade their smartphones, which also include the Galaxy S II LTE and Galaxy R, but also a range of tablets as well. The tablets set to receive Android 4.0 are the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9, Galaxy Tab 7.7 and the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus.

There is no specified date as to when the rollout would take place, but they have mentioned that separate announcements would be made about the details of the upgrade schedule for each market. They state that this depends on the market situation and carrier requirements.

It appears that Samsung is really pushing for most of their top tier handsets to get Ice Cream Sandwich, before other manufacturers start updating their devices. The competition is really hotting up and the race is on as to which manufacturer gets Android 4.0 on their handsets, excluding the Galaxy Nexus, of course.

Windows Phone Tango update to release at CES 2012

For the tech world, the year always kick starts with CES. Companies already seem to have geared up for the CES 2012 to be held in Las Vegas. News has it that Microsoft will show off its moves with the Tango update for Windows Phone, reports Dgui. On January 13, the Nokia Lumia 719 and Lumia 900 will be demonstrated too. This isn’t all, the company will also launch Windows Phone Apollo or shall we say the highly anticipated release of Windows 8 (Windows 8 is the codename) by the mid of the year at the Nokia Connection 2012.

Tango and Apollo coming next year

The Tango update will bring in LTE support and compatibility with small screens. On the other hand, Apollo adds support for dual-core processors, high-res displays, NFC and more. Apparently, the Nokia Connection 2012 will also show off the next gen camera-centric N8 and also the first Nokia tablet running on Windows 8. To know how much truth it holds, let’s wait and watch.

Mujjo touchscreen gloves let you access your phone and stay warm

Dutch-based, Mujjo, an online start-up has launched a new set of touchscreen gloves with a spin on high-tech conductivity. These gloves allow the wearer to "use all fingertips, knuckles and even the heel or the palm of the hand" to operate their touchscreen devices. Touchscreen winter gloves in previous seasons have only allowed the wearer to operate screens with one or two fingers from each hand. These new gloves by Mujjo provide the wearer with more options for use, since all areas of the glove are usable. 

Winter touchscreen gloves!

Mujjo's touchscreen compatible winter gloves work with all capacitive touchscreen devices, including the iPhone and the iPad as well as BlackBerry, Samsung, HTC and LG phones. Capacitive touchscreens work by sensing the conductive properties of your skin. Mujjo gloves are made of silver-coated nylon fibers that are knitted into the fabric of the glove. These silver-coated nylon fibers make the gloves conductive and therefore, touchscreen compatible. The Mujjo touchscreen gloves are available at the Mujjo online store for € 24,95 (approx Rs.1,729). They come in two unisex sizes: Small / Medium and Medium / Large and are made from stretchable fibre.

Google-Mozilla contract renewed for three more years

Firefox, like other browsers used Google as their default search engine, courtesy a deal between the two. Google pays a great sum to make Google Search visible on Firefox. This deal between Mozilla with Google had expired in November, this year, and soon after there were talks of whether this contract would be renewed, considering reports that Firefox was no longer the second most used browser, and was replaced by Google's very own browser, Chrome.

An announcement on the Mozilla blog  now confirms that the deal has been renewed, and has been extended by three years. Gary Kovacs, CEO, Mozilla said, “Under this multi-year agreement, Google Search will continue to be the default search provider for hundreds of millions of Firefox users around the world”. There is no mention of what kind of money was paid to renew the contract. Google pays Mozilla an estimated $103 million, each year.

Firefox 9 was just released yesterday and the leaked binaries were available well before the official announcement. There were also reports about Chrome being the most secure browser around. However, another firm, NSS Labs rubbished this report saying that it was biased and Google was the one who funded its claims.