Showing posts with label Products Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Products Review. Show all posts

Friday, 18 January 2013

Control your android mobile via internet (Browsix)



On internet there are thousand of apps which are used to control our android mobiles or tablet from far of places. These application give us full control on our mobile even we can make a call.
But today i am writting on similar android apps named as "Browsix"

What is browsix?
Browsix is apps available for android app. This app is for those who want to manage there gallery, sd card, music etc from far places.

What is required for browsix?
Only internet connection and 1 mb of your mobile and you are all done. This application is only for Android 2.1 or above.

What is price on Play store?

Friday, 11 January 2013

Which should I buy, a laptop or a desktop?

Many friends of mine are goingcomputer.understandable
the computer is becoming more popular day by day, and
computer is necessary and helps a lot when studying.Firstly,Internet can you search Google, Yahoo or MSN. Secondly, people and lecturers use e-mail as the major communication tool, so you also need an e-mail address to keep in contact with them every day. It's very uncomfortable and expensive when you have to go to the Internet Cafe every day, so having a PC is a good solution.

Finally, in the universities today, many subjects require computer tasks to complete the assignments. Journalism, Education and Law students need PCs to prepare for their articles, or their presentation. Architect, Transportation students and the ones in other Technology fields need PCs to calculate and perform complex exercises. Buying a PC is not only what you should do, but also what you need to do.

Sunday, 23 December 2012

Lava B8 and Lava A10 Features

Lava mobile is the hottest mobile company in India who has launched the several mobile handsets available in India at affordable price range. Lava mobile has following the low priced strategy to alluring the massive and has somewhat succeeded in its stratagem but still have to do more efforts to compete with other international mobile brands. The company believes and says that "Get the Power in Your Hand". By following this principle Lava mobile has introduced and empowering every human with quality innovative mobile phones.

The two best creations by Lava mobile phones are Lava B8 and Lava A10. The new Lava B8 is a great Dual SIM GSM mobile phone which comes along with the full QWERTY keypad option. It is new addition to the Lava mobile's business series phones after the popular Lava B5 (Alpha & QWERTY). The main

A Comparison of Apple iPhone 4 and Nokia N8 Cell Phones

A Comparison between two popular smartphones:

This comparison only covers the main aspects of both smartphones and does not cover detailed analysis.

So what is a smartphone?

Advanced functionality such as mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), PC like functionality such as edit photos, browse internet, etc, as well as the ability to take still photos and record HD videos. All these functions are packed into a single

Both cell phones are masterpieces of technology and innovation and it is really hard to decide which one is better on basis of size comparison,

The iPhone is the world's thinnest smartphone making it slimmer than N8. Both phones have quite similar dimensions and weight but difference is in the thickness. Nokia phone has a 0.51 inches (12.9mm) excluding area of the camera whereas iPhone is only 0.37 inches (9.3mm). Stainless Steel and ultra durable glass is used in Apple phone against

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Advance Technology Blog

This Blog is a departure from normal Tech Blog. We see technology everywhere. If you think ‘out of the box’ , this Blog is for you ! :)

It is a kind of Advance Technology Blog.

Audi R8 GT

Audi R8 GT

There is a certain beauty that comes from self-awareness. The Audi R8 GT knows what it is: A high-tech, high-performance , speed machine and it looks the part.

Casio’s G-Shock Smart Watch

Shocker! Another Smart Watch — This Time, Casio’s G-Shock.

Now add Casio to the mix of players. Nearly two years after the gadget was first announced, the electronics company has said it will soon begin shipping a Bluetooth-compatible vers
ion of its popular G-Shock watch.
The new G-Shock sends email and phone-call notifications from your smartphone to the face of the watch via a Bluetooth connection. It will also send an alert when you get too far out of range from your smartphone — an ideal feature for consumers prone to losing their phones.
The Bluetooth G-Shock watch works with newer iPhones only — the 4S and 5 — and there’s no word on whether Android compatibility is in the future. It costs $180, and is available through department stores and online retailers like Macy’s, Bloomingdales and Nordstrom, as well as the G-Shock Web site.
By now you might be familiar with these kinds of watches. There’s the Motorola MotoActv activity-tracking watch; Sony launched its second smart watch earlier this year (though I found it to be filled with bugs); and one of the most popular Kickstarter campaigns to date has been around a smartphone-connected smart watch called Pebble. (That watch, unfortunately, missed its scheduled ship date this past fall.)
What sets the Casio G-Shock watch apart is that it uses new, low-energy Bluetooth technology that’s supposed to be kinder to battery life on both your smartphone and the watch itself. In fact, longevity might be one of its strongest points: Casio claims the watch battery lasts for two years, assuming that the wearer is using its wireless connectivity features for 12 hours per day.
And, unlike some other smart watches, which can send constant updates or cram a ton of information into the watch’s interface, the Casio G-Shock looks like it’s keeping it simple. To put it another way, this one is a G-Shock watch, first and foremost, with a little connectivity thrown in.
I still think it might take James Bond wearing a gizmoed version of the Omega before these smart watches really hit the mainstream, but there’s no doubt that wearable, connected tech is on the rise, even if it’s in Bluetooth baby steps.

Sunday, 9 December 2012

Lenovo ThinkVision USB Monitor Review


Lenovo ThinkVision USB Monitor Review

I picked up a new toy a couple of weeks ago - a secondary monitor for my multitude of computers. The screen I picked up though a slightly different from your every day monitor. Lenovo recently released a USB monitor called the Lenovo ThinkVision:

The ThinkVision sports a 1366x768 resolution (720p for you media centric folks out there) and has a nice crisp image. The reason I opted for a USB monitor is because my favorite netbook lacks a standard video out port (plus now with my normal laptop I can have a three monitor setup!). Another thing worth mentioning is that is addition to connecting to your PC via two USB ports - the ThinkVision also draws all of it's power through USB, meaning you won't have to scramble to find an additional outlet when using this extra screen.

So far I've just been using the screen as a nice large terminal at home when using my netbook. I have several weekend trips planned for this summer and the ThinkVision is designed to be mobile. It has a built in stand:

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