Samsung Galaxy S IV Rumors Swirl.

 

 Samsung is doing quite well for itself at the moment with the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II, but that doesn't mean the Korean phone maker isn't working on the next big thing.

According to various reports, we might get a glimpse of Samsung's next smartphone as early as January's CES or February's Mobile World Congress.

According to a Korean newspaper, the phone - the Samsung Galaxy IV - will feature a high-def, 4.99-inch, 1,920-by-1,080 display. That would mean a 445 ppi, up from the 306 ppi on the Galaxy S III..

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Logitech caught in accessories mousetrap.

 

As retailers stock up for Christmas, the No. 1 maker of computer mice is fighting to increase its share of the computer accessories market in an increasingly mouse-less world. Founded in a farmhouse near the small Swiss town of Romanel-sur-Morges in 1981, Logitech's star rose rapidly in the 1980s when it marketed the first modern computer mouse, developed at the nearby Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne.

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HTC Desire SV: Top 3 Online Deals on Dual SIM Android ICS Smartphone

 

While the tech enthusiasts in India were eagerly awaiting the release of iPhone 5 on November 2, 2012, the Taiwanese tech giant HTC quietly unveiled a slew of Android and Windows smartphones including 8X, 8S, One X+ and Desire SV at a press event in Singapore. 
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HTC DESIRE SV on SNAPDEAL FOR 24,499.

Snapdeal.com has recently launched HTC Desire SV on its website. HTC Desire is available at Rs 24499.

HTC Desire SV runs on Android v4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS and is powered by a Dual SIM (GSM + GSM) with 4.3-inch Super LCD 2 Capacitive Touchscreen. It also has expandable memory capacity of 32 GB, 8 MP Primary Camera and 1 GHz Dual Core Cortex-A5 Processor.

The new phone has 4GB internal storage, 8 Mega pixel rear camera, WIFI enabled, audio recording, 25 GB Dropbox etc..

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Smartphones that can identify knuckle touch and fingernails.

 A fingertip could select an object while a knuckle tap could work like the right-click on a computer mouse and open up a submenu, for example.

"A big problem with touchscreens right now is that they are very simplistic, relative to the capability of our hands. We could do so much more," Harrison said.

"The more ways you have of expressing input into smartphones the better," said Joseph Paradiso at the MIT Media Lab in Boston, who has worked on similar technology. Harrison said the sensor is a standard piece of electronics that can be added to the main circuit board of any smartphone, and he is already in talks with major phone manufacturers to do just that.

"The real magic is in the software, this artificial intelligence that lives in the heart of the phone," he said..FIND OUT FULL STORY

HTC DESIRE NOT APPLE iPHONE 5 BUT A GREAT SMARTPHONE.

Smart-phone manufacturers are trying to keep this aspect in mind. So we have a very worthy phone in HTC Desire X that is not just a great smartphone but also costs far less compared to high end phone, notwithstanding the fact that it has everything that comes with very costly ‘premium’ handsets..

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17 killed in Chhath puja stampede in Bihar, many missing.

At least 17 'Chhath' devotees were killed in a stampede after a makeshift bridge collapsed in Patna on Monday. Many others, mostly women and children, were reported missing..

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