Showing posts with label reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reviews. Show all posts

Friday, 13 September 2013

iOS 7 on Your Android Device

iOS 7 on Your Android Device

Try iOS 7 on Your Android Device. Ultimate iOS 7 Theme is a completely new theme for Nova Launcher, Apex Launcher, SS Launcher, and other supporting launcher apps/home screen.
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Wednesday, 11 September 2013

iPhone 5s vs. iPhone 5

The iPhone 5s has finally been unveiled. Following an intense buildup of pre-announcement hype and leaks, Apple describes its latest flagship iOS device as the "most forwarding-thinking iPhone yet." Wondering how the specs compare to the regular 'ol 5, though? We're glad you asked because we've laid it all out just past the break.

iPhone 5S vs. Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One vs. Lumia 1020

As it turns out, everything that we'd seen from the rumors were true: the iPhone 5s is faster, of course, with a dual-LED flash and the much-vaunted fingerprint scanner on the home button. And yes, it comes in a gold color, which actually looks better in person 
compared with the many leaked images we've seen. After all that, however, you would be hard-pressed to distinguish the iPhone 5s from the iPhone 5 — if you are picking one up in "Space Gray" or white, the only visible difference will be the ring around your home button and the slightly larger flash.

iPhone 5S vs. Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One vs. Lumia 1020

Saturday, 7 September 2013

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 vs Galaxy Note II, what’s new

Samsung yesterday launched the Galaxy Note 3 at its annual pre-IFA press conference in Berlin. The Galaxy Note 3, which represents the third generation in its series of flagship phablet devices, features the latest and greatest hardware specifications that money can buy and Samsung will launch it in India on September 25. Let’s take a look at what exactly has changed in the Galaxy Note 3 from its predecessor, the Galaxy Note II.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 vs Galaxy Note IITo begin with the exteriors and the design, the Galaxy Note 3 boasts a different design language with a noticeably thinner and even lighter body. The biggest change is the soft textured stitched-leather back instead of a plastic one as seen on most of the other Samsung smartphones. It also comes with a metallic rim around its edge. On comparing it to the predecessor, while the Galaxy Note II did not have much change to offer in terms of the chassis and looks, the notebook-like back texture of Galaxy Note 3 makes it look far more premium and comfortable to hold than the Galaxy Note II.

Friday, 6 September 2013

HTC One Dual SIM launched With TATA Docomo At Rs 53,590, (CDMA & GSM)

Smartphone maker HTC and carrier Tata Docomo today announced a partnership, wherein they aim to increase the usage of CDMA phones in India. To do this they will together launch a series of dual-SIM phones in India across all price ranges, starting with the HTC One dual-SIM, which will be available for Rs 53,590.

The HTC One Dual SIM+ comes with support for both CDMA and GSM. In fact, it is also said to be the first from HTC to support UMTS/ HSPA/ 3G connectivity as well as high speed data on CDMA via EVDO.

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

HTC Desire 601 and Desire 300 specifications

HTC Desire 601 and Desire 300 specificationsHTC has unveiled two new mid-range Android smartphones today. Part of the company’s Desire series, the new smartphones are called Desire 601 and Desire 300. Both phones will go on sale in select markets beginning next month.

HTC announces BoomBass Bluetooth subwoofer and Vivid Blue coloured HTC One, One mini

The HTC One can emit the best sound we've heard from a smartphone – but that doesn't mean we don't want to have something that makes it sound even better.
HTC announces BoomBass Bluetooth subwoofer and Vivid Blue coloured HTC One, One miniEnter the HTC BoomBass, a little device that measures 64mm³ but can supercharge the sound coming from your aluminium-shod phone

Talking about HTC BoomBass first, it is a cube-shaped Bluetooth subwoofer, which pairs with your HTC smartphones and gives you extra bass and volume, which would nicely supplement your phone’s BoomSound speakers. The pairing can be done with just a tap using NFC.

BoomBass packs its own 1200 mAh battery, which can last upto 9 hours. HTC has even included a slide-out shelf in BoomBass to put your phone
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