Airtel Free GPRS : Download Opera Mini and UC Browser Mods from Only Trick after many days. I’m honored to the actual modifier of this working UC web and Opera Mini mods for June 2012. These two browsers are working in almost every Indian states in June month and we have satisfied users for this UC and Opera mini. Enjoy free Airtel GPRS with this high speed Opera Mini and UC web without configuring the handler menu. It looks pretty easy to use and initialize. It’s big file download supported browsers because the proxy used here is very fast and resume supported. Once again thanks for the creator of this Opera Mini and UC web for Airtel Free GPRS for June

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Airtel Free GPRS : Download Opera Mini and UC Browser Mods from Only Trick after many days. I’m honored to the actual modifier of this working UC web and Opera Mini mods for June 2012. These two browsers are working in almost every Indian states in June month and we have satisfied users for this UC and Opera mini. Enjoy free Airtel GPRS with this high speed Opera Mini and UC web without configuring the handler menu. It looks pretty easy to use and initialize. It’s big file download supported browsers because the proxy used here is very fast and resume supported. Once again thanks for the creator of this Opera Mini and UC web for Airtel Free GPRS for June

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Airtel Free GPRS : Download Opera Mini and UC Browser Mods from Only Trick after many days. I’m honored to the actual modifier of this working UC web and Opera Mini mods for June 2012. These two browsers are working in almost every Indian states in June month and we have satisfied users for this UC and Opera mini. Enjoy free Airtel GPRS with this high speed Opera Mini and UC web without configuring the handler menu. It looks pretty easy to use and initialize. It’s big file download supported browsers because the proxy used here is very fast and resume supported. Once again thanks for the creator of this Opera Mini and UC web for Airtel Free GPRS for June

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The last few weeks have seen a flood of low-cost Android tablet launches in India. Known manufacturers like HCL and even the unknown ones, like Zync, have jumped in to tap this lucrative market.

Micromax is one of the vendors to join the mix with its decently priced Ice Cream Sandwich sporting Funbook. Although Funbook sounds like a great deal on paper, is it worth it? We will find out in this review.

Hardware

Like other low-cost tablets available in the market, Micromax Funbook comes with all plastic body with faux aluminium coated back. The tablet has been put together well, but the hardware Android buttons seem unecessary, considering the on-screen virtual buttons introduced in Ice Cream Sandwich.

Among other hardware characteristics, Funbook comes with a volume rocker and power button on the right side, while all the ports including 3.5mm headset jack, TF card slot, HDMI, Mini-USB and charging port are placed on the bottom. The Mini-USB port can be used to plug-in the data card (available for free with the tablet) or even the flash drives with the help of the bundled adapter. The tablet is light and feels nice in hand and even the overall build quality is decent.

Software/ Performance

Thanks to Google's decision to make Android 4.0 open-source (unlike Honeycomb), the budget tablet makers no longer have to install FroYo or Gingebread on their tablets. So, Micromax Funbook comes with Android 4.0.3. The presence of ICS itself improves one's perception of the tablet but in reality the performance is sub-par. During our brief usage, thetablet hung frequently and we saw several 'force closes'.

Funbook takes 3-5 seconds to wake up from sleep, which made us believe many a times that the device had run out of charge, only for the screen to come up. While Android 4.0 provides great user interface, the crippled hardware dampens the whole user experience on Micromax Funbook. We even performed factory reset to try the tablet from scratch but there was little-to-no improvement in the lag or sluggishness that we had been facing.

If you are one of the patient ones and don't care about the hiccups, Funbook has a lot to offer - it gives a versatile multimedia playback support and even the browsing experience is decent. Company has also attempted to target students with the pre-loaded educational content, which is certainly an added advantage.

Unlike many other budget tablets, Micromax Funbook also comes with the Google Play store along with company's own appstore, so you will not have any issues in getting apps for your device. Company app store also offers multimedia content along with the apps, part of which is free for users, but for others you will have to pay. In terms of the pre-loaded apps, Funbook features Aldiko, Documents to Go, Zenga Live TV, and Super HD Play.

Display/ Touch

Micromax Funbook comes with a 7-inch capacitive display with 800x480p resolution. The touch sensitivity is surprisingly nice on the tablet and even supports multi-touch input. However pinch-to-zoom is laggy at-times.

Display is a major disappointment; resolution is too low for a tablet and even the colours and viewing angles are far from decent.

Battery Life/ Camera

Micromax has included a 2800 mAh battery in Funbook, which gives around 5-6 hours of backup for a moderate user. One can't expect more than that from a low-cost tablet. On the camera front, there is no rear camera in the device, but company has included a 0.3MP front camera. It can be used for video chats and company has also pre-loaded Tango chat client on the device.

Verdict

The ultimate question for a low-cost device - is it value for money or not? Despite the fact that Micromax Funbook comes with plethora of features, it is the user experience that mars the deal. For someone looking to buy their first computing device on a tight budget, the Funbook might make sense. But based on the time we spent with the device, anyone who's been around the block may find dealing with Funbook a frustrating experience.

Pros

• Low price
• Ice Cream Sandwich

Cons

• Poor user experience
• Sub-standard display

Price: Rs. 6,499 (Check out Funbook On flipkart)

Ratings

Design: 3.5
Display: 2
Performance: 2.5
Software: 3
Battery Life: 3
Value for Money: 4
Camera: 1
Ecosystem: 4
Overall: 2.5

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In Current Smartphone market Samsung introduce Excellent Smartphone SAMSUNG GALAXY S3,Market The Galaxy S III is Samsung’s new flagship device, with a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display, quad-core Exynos CPU @ 1.4GHz, 1GB of RAM, and 16 or 32GB of storage. The S3 comes pre-loaded with Android 4.0 ICS, and looks to be leading the 2012 Android smartphone race.

Now,I Suggest Top Free Android Apps For Samung Galaxy S3

TuneIn Radio

Browse and listen to radio — live, local and global.

TuneIn is a free way to listen to music, sports and news from every corner of the earth, with over 60,000 radio stations and 2 million on-demand programs.

Tango Video Calls

Free Voice and Video Calls!

Tango is the ONLY app that lets you make FREE Video Calls, Phone Calls, and send FREE Video Messages!

Pulse News

Meet Pulse. A beautiful application that makes reading news fun and engaging.

Pulse News is a beautiful app that takes your favorite websites and transforms them into a colorful and interactive mosaic. Tap on an article to see a clean and elegant view of the news story. Save stories for reading later across all platforms or sync them with Instapaper, Read it Later and Evernote. Sharing a story via Facebook, Twitter and email is as easy as two taps.

Netflix

Supports Android 2.2-4.x in the USA, Canada, Latin America, UK and Ireland.Netflix is the world’s leading subscription service for watching TV episodes and movies on your phone. This Netflixmobile application delivers the best experience anywhere, anytime.

Instagram

Instagram – A beautiful way to share your world. It’s fast, free and fun!

Pick from one of several gorgeous filtered effects to breathe a new life into your mobile photos. Transform everyday moments into works of art you’ll want to share with friends and family.

Share your photos in a simple photo stream with friends to see – and follow your friends’ photoswith the click of a single button. Every day you open up Instagram, you’ll see new photos from your closest friends, and creative people from around the world.

Google Chrome

The speed and simplicity of Chrome, now on your Android phone and tablet.

Browse fast on your Android smartphone or tablet, and bring your personalized Chrome experience with you anywhere you go. Chrome for Android is available, initially in Beta, on Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich. To check if it is available in your country, please visit:http://goo.gl/6ARvc

Adobe Flash Player 11

Bring the FULL web to your device with Flash Player- videos, games, apps & more

Adobe Flash Player enables a complete web browsing experience by enabling access to your favorite interactive content. Adobe Flash Player on your device gives you:

• The freedom to access the same rich web content you experience on a desktop PC from your mobile device – anywhere, anytime;
• Uncompromised browsing without ‘empty boxes’ on web pages.

Facebook for Android

Share and stay connected with your friends with the Facebook for Android app.

Facebook for Android helps you connect with your friends and share on the go. Upload a photo, keep up with friends’ photos and status updates, look up a phone number, and more – right from your Android device.

Astro File Manager

ASTRO helps organize & view your pictures, music, video, document & other files.

ASTRO File Manager has 27 million downloads on the Android Market and 225,000 reviews!

It’s like Windows Explorer or Mac’s Finder for your phone or tablet and allows you to easily browse and organize all of your pictures, music, videos and documents. It also gives you the ability to stop processes that burn battery life and backup your apps in case you lose or change phones.

Cloud Print

Cloud print allows you to print files from your phone to your printer.
In order to do this it uses the new Google Cloud Print service you should configure your pc following this guide: http://www.google.com/landing/cloudprint/

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Based on leaked information, powered with 7 inch screen and 1.3 GHz Tegra 3 processor, Google Nexus Tablet price in India is expected Rs. 10,000 for base 8GB model. Google Nexus Tablet price in India  for 16GB model can be expected to be Rs. 13K-15K range. Google Nexus Tablet features 1.2MP primary camera which is major disadvantage, 1GB of RAM and GeForce 12 Core CPU for average level of performance. Google Nexus Tablet specifications include black color models, light weight and powerful battery with 9 hours of running time support. 

Google Nexus 7 release date

For once, we don't have to wait forever to get our hands on some exciting new tech: the Nexus 7 launches in the US, UK and Australia this July. That's, like, days away!

Update: UK electronics retail chain Dixons posted a Nexus 7 release date of July 19 on its websites (including PC World and Currys), while Carphone Warehouse claims it will get stock of the tablet on July 27.

Update: A leaked internal document from US store Office Depot has suggested that the Nexus 7 will go on sale on July 12 - although this was when quashed by reports the tablet had been delayed.

Update: HMV's flagship store in Oxford Street, London has posted a board at the front of the shop which states the Nexus 7 will be available from July 16 - it turns out that the store might have got its facts wrong, as July 16 may just be a pre-order date.

An HMV spokesperson told TechRadar: "We expect to fulfil these (Nexus 7 pre-orders) orders on/from 23 July."

Update: According to several reports, some lucky folk in the UK received their Nexus 7 tablets today (July 13) from online retailer eBuyer. (viaGoogle+)

Google Nexus 7 price

The UK price for the Nexus 7 will be £159 ($199) for the 8GB model, and the 16GB one will cost £199 ($249). That gives you not just the tablet but £15 ($25) of Google Play credit to spend too, and it means that even the priciest model is half an iPad., for India we can expect the Nexus 7 tablet to be available at Rs. 11,750/- approx for 8 GB and Rs. 14,500/- approx for the 16 GB version. Also if reports are to be believed then we should be able to get our hands on one after August, considering that Google Nexus Tablet may be available by July for the global markets.

Google will also offer a soft cover (but not a Surface-style keyboard one, at least not just now) and an extra charger should you need one.

Google Nexus 7 processor

Inside the Google Nexus 7 is a quad-core Tegra 3 processor packing a 12-core GPU and 1GB of on-board RAM. This, combined with some clever under-the-hood streamlining, means a buttery-smooth performance (pun intended, see below).

What does this mean in real terms? Google was at pains to stress the AWESOME GAMING POWER of a 12-core GPU. The built-in HDMI means you'll be able to connect it to your telly too

The Nexus 7 operating system is Android Jelly Bean

As you'd expect, Google's tablet runs Google's latest operating system:Android 4.1, aka Jelly Bean. It also benefits from the very polished "Project Butter" user interface technology, which is much smoother than previous Androids or Amazon's forked version of the OS, and it's the first Android tablet to ship with Chrome as its default browser.

There's also a big camera improvement, a whole host of browser tweaks and some clever voice recognition upgrades... in short, a lot of worthwhile reasons to check out the first Android Jelly Bean device.

Google Nexus 7 dimensions and specs

The Nexus 7 is 198.5 x 120 x 10.45mm. It's considerably lighter than an iPad, and lighter even than a Kindle Fire: at just 340g, the Nexus 7 is the weight of a fairly slim book.

The Nexus 7 display is a seven-inch, 1280x800 IPS display, and you can choose between 8GB and 16GB versions.

There's integrated Wi-Fi but no 3G or 4G, a front-facing camera and a 4,325mAh battery that Google says is good for 8 hours of "active use".

There's also no microSD card slot, so you're limited massively if you're one of those that loves HD movies.

The Nexus 7 tablet includes a microphone, Bluetooth, NFC for Android Beam, an accelerometer, magnetometer, GPS and gyroscope, and the built-in Wi-Fi supports 802.11b, g and n.

Google Nexus 7: media marvel

While the Nexus 7 does apps, of course, the whole thrust of Google's keynote was media consumption: look at the books! Look at the games! Look at the videos! That's the marketing message here and it's clear that this is a massive weapon in Google's attempt to topple the Kindle Fire.

And of course, no keynote is complete without a sly dig at Google's biggest competitor at the moment:

"With the Music Manager, you can easily import your entire iTunes music library* into Google Play", Google says. That asterisk means that it doesn't do DRM, and you're limited to 20,000 songs.

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Android, the next-generation open mobile platform from Google and the Open Handset Alliance, is poised to become a significant player in the mobile device market. The Android platform gives developers a fair bit of control while still supporting a familiar programming language. However, the frameworks, GUI widgets, and development model is different than any other mobile platform out there. That’s where this book comes in.

Spanning 466 pages, The Busy Coder’s Guide to Android Development covers a wide range of Android capabilities and APIs, from creating simple user interfaces, to supporting long-running background processes, through the advanced location tracking and mapping features. Along the way, it covers how to embed the WebKit Web browser in your application, how to have your application use data from other installed applications (and vice versa!) or off the Internet, and how to integrate with the built-in on-device search engine. It will help you more quickly climb the Android learning curve, so you can create the “killer app” you’ve dreamed of…or perhaps just a quick-and-dirty application for you and your friends.

Release Name:CommonsWare.-.The.Busy.Coders.Guide.to.Android.Development
Size: 24.76 MB
Download: Link-1

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iPad & iPhone User covers the best apps, the latest kit and the hottest gadgets. Each issue features extensive reviews, news, and opinions on the latest iPad and iPhone products, as well as step-by-step guides and tutorials on how to get the most from your Apple gadgets and the App Store.

iPad & iPhone User – May 2011-P2P
English | PDF | 101 pages | 35.03MB
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The 2011 Android App Guide has finally arrived, bringing a huge range of expert reviews of the latest and greatest applications for your Android handset.

INCLUDES:

• Android’s open-source nature enables anyone with the know-how to produce their own apps, explained editor Jake Day-Williams.
• Consequently, there are more than 100,000 on Android Market, with quality varying from truly stunning to a complete waste of time and space.
• This is where we come in. The 2011 Android App Guide provides in-depth reviews of the best 300 applications for turning your phone into a games console, newspaper, book, artist’s palette or sketchbook and enabling you to keep on top business even when you’re away from the office.

Release name: The 2011 Android App Guide (UK)-P2P
Size: 58MB in 1

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If you have a great idea for an Android app, but have never programmed before, then this book is for you. You don’t need to have any previous computer programming skills—as long as you have a desire to learn, and you know which end of the mouse is which, the world of Android apps development awaits!

Anybody can start building simple apps for the Android platform, and this book will show you how! Android Apps for Absolute Beginners takes you through the process of getting your first Android applications up and running using plain English and practical examples. It cuts through the fog of jargon and mystery that surrounds Android application development, and gives you simple, step-by-step instructions to get you started.

What you’ll learn

• Get yourself and your computer set up for Android apps development
• Use the Eclipse programming environment to make your Android development efficient and straightforward
• Follow steps in plain English to build simple apps and get them working immediately
• Style your application so that it appeals to potential users
• Make use of the Android’s touch screen
• Use shortcuts and cheat sheets to create apps the easy way
• Use the basics of Java and XML to move onto more advanced apps

Release Name: Apress.-.Android.Apps.for.Absolute.Beginners
Size: 65.83 MB
Links: Buy Now

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