10 Smartphones With 2 GB RAM And Quad-Core Processor Under 20k

Smartphones are growing powerful with each passing day. The measure of RAM and processor the handset comes with fathoms its computing power. Though the next revolution of octa-core processors and higher RAM is around the corner, the Smartphones with quad-core processor and 2 GB RAM is what on the users mind while considering the powerful handset. Here is the list of 10 such Smartphones, read to know more

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Windows Phone 8.1 [Revealed Unofficially]

* As the announcement day is fast approaching,

Microsoft's new update for Windows Phone devices the Windows Phone 8.1 has been hitting the

webosphere frequently. The update which is moreover like a revamped OS has yet again made it

to the headlines via a recent leak. Software giant Microsoft is reportedly said to unveil

the new update at the company's Build conference slated to take place earler next month on 2nd. 

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5 Phones To Soon Get A Price-Cut

**Nokia Lumia 1320**

Nokia Lumia 1320 is a cool phablet and Nokias first experiment with mid-range, large phablets. However, with the launch of Sony Xperia T2 Ultra, which will provide tough competition to Nokia Lumia 1320, we see the prices of the Windows phablet dropping in the near future. Currently, Sony Xperia T2 Ultra is priced at Rs 25,990 while Nokia Lumia 1320 retails for Rs 24,299 (official price)

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Xolo Q2500 Pocketpad Launch @ 14999rs

Xolo Q2500 pocketpad launch at 14999rs.
Xolo Q2500 have 6 inch hd display with 3000mAh battery,4.2 jellybean (upgraded to Android 4.4 kitkat).and it have 15hr 3g or 40hr 2g talktime.

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First Thing Noticed In HTC One (M8)

HTC's original One was hands-down one of the best smartphones of 2013 -- so what can the company do to move the device forward?

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ATM Hacked Thru A Simple SMS

Cybercriminals have already found a method of hacking into an ATM based on the Windows XP system to withdraw cash without a card. The exploit could and will continue after the Windows XP support plugs are pulled off on April 8.

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Review : Lenovo ThinkPad 8

• PROS
  Small 8-inch form factor is truly portable. All-day battery life. QuickShot cover makes photos a snap. Professional, yet affordable.
• CONSQuickShot smart cover is optional (and extra). No physical keyboard option. Few ports and connections available.
• BOTTOM LINE
  The Lenovo ThinkPad 8 is an 8-inch Windows tablet that puts your work into a handheld PC you can slip into a coat pocket. It's not a replacement for your work system, but it's an excellent companion to it.

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Google Now Notifications Land on Chrome

After landing on the desktop in beta early last month, Google's predictive digital assistant, Google Now, is available to all Chrome users.

This means the same Google Now cards that adorn your smartphone—weather, sports scores, commute traffic, event reminders—will now be visible on your Chrome desktop. When checking your emails at the end of the day, for instance, you might get an alert suggesting you leave work a few minutes early to beat the traffic on your way to dinner.

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Micromax To Launch Windows Phone Based Smartphone In India

Micromax India

Indian handset maker Micromax had recently partnered with Microsoft for the release of Windows Phone devices, at the Mobile World Congress 2014. Now, Micromax had confirmed that the company is working again with Microsoft to develop a new smartphone. The two giants are likely to make an official announcement soon.

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Hands On: Karbonn Titanium Octane

Remember how we told you that Karbonn had launched not one but two octa core devices? Well, you've read our first impression of the Titanium Octane Plus smartphone, now it's time for the Titanium Octane. At Rs 14.490, the device is the cheapest octa core device available in the market right now.

Karbonn Titanium Octane

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Here Are 8 Cool Sites Offering Free Linux Courses Online!

Open Source Linux

Majority of free online Linux courses are not affiliated with universities but are intended for self-study and don’t offer any academic credit. Linux course materials on these sites comprise PDF, video and screenshots and content is normally intended for newbies of Linux systems. For all those looking to have a deeper know-how of the subject, here are some free Linux courses. Some of these are affiliated to big names as well.

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14 Android Apps For System Admins To Use

With the increasing mobile phones usage, developers are taking more and more interest in various mobile platforms. As a result, many apps have cropped up on the play store. Here are 14 of the best ones that system admins can use

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ATM Operators To Opt Linux Os

ATM operators eye Linux as alternative to Windows XP

End support for XP is prompting them to seek out Windows alternative

Open Source Linux

 Some financial services companies are looking to migrate their ATM fleets from Windows to Linux in a bid to have better control over hardware and software upgrade cycles.

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Facebook reveals 'H@CK' Programming Language

A team of Facebook software engineers has developed a new programming language, dubbed Hack, that's intended to allow for fast changes and minimal glitches.

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The 10 Highest-Rated Tech Company CEOs

Other big names, including Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Marissa Mayer of Yahoo were noticeably absent (they were 13 and 14, respectively, and Mayer is the only woman to crack the top 50). There just isn't enough room at the top.

Here are the 10 tech CEOs that rule 2014 thus far, according to Glassdoor.

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A Bollywood Actor To Join 'Fast & Furious 7' Team

The shooting of Hollywood film "Fast & Furious 7", which had been postponed following actor Paul Walker's sudden demise in a car crash, will be resumed with a schedule in Abu Dhabi.

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iPhone 6 Rumoured to Have Ultra Retina Display

iPhone 6 rumoured to have 389ppi Ultra Retina display, be 0.22 inches thick

iPhone 6 rumoured to have ultra retina display

The announcement of a new iPhone or iPad no longer comes with any real surprises. All the details are leaked weeks before Apple does its official unveiling. And one of the people with a track record of leaking reliable Apple product details is Sonny Dickson, who regularly tweets bits of info relating to in-development devices.

We’ve still got over 6 months until the expected launch of an iPhone 6, but Apple must already be hard at work developing it, and Dickson has his contacts feeding him information about the handset. So what can we expect to see in an iPhone 6?

We’re already expecting Apple’s smartphone to get bigger. The competition has moved on from 4-inch displays. For most people bigger really is better, and Apple needs to react to that. What you may not expect is the iPhone 6 to ship with an Ultra Retina Display. The iPhone 5S has a 326ppi Retina Display, but the iPhone 6 is thought to increase that to 389ppi and be branded Ultra Retina. That’s not as impressive as the marketing-friendly name suggests, especially when you consider the Galaxy S5′s display is 432ppi.

Inside the iPhone 6 will be an A8 processor, which Dickson has stated Apple is running at 2.6GHz. For comparison the iPhone 5Sruns a dual-core A7 chip at 1.3GHz. The Galaxy S5 uses a quad-core Snapdragon running at 2.5GHz. If the A8 retains that speed at launch and is a quad-core chip, the iPhone 6 should be a very fast handset.

So far the rumors above haven’t suggested Apple is doing anything new, or outperforming its main rival in any significant way. But one area where Apple always seems to do best is in how thin it can make its devices. The iPhone 6 is expected to be no different. Where as the iPhone 5S is 0.3 inches thick, somehow Apple has reduced that to 0.22 inches for the 6.

The thinner handset does make sense if the screen size has increased to around 5-inches. That means there’s still space inside the case to retain a larger battery size while reducing thickness. And Apple will be very keen to retain its long battery life claims.

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Microsoft Will Use Pop-ups To Warn Windows XP Users To Upgrade

Windows Xp Ends This 8th April 2014

Microsoft is planning to use pop-up warnings to entice Windows XP users to upgrade. The software maker is ending support of XP on April 8th, and will start distributing notices next week to machines running the 12-year-old operating system. Pop-up warnings will appear on March 8th following the monthly patch cycle of Windows Update, and the notification will include a link to Microsoft’s Windows XP end of support site. The pop-up will continue on the 8th of every month unless Windows XP users check the "don’t show this message again" option.

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Microsoft Dangles $50 Carrot In Front Of XP Users

Gives gift card for its own e-store to customers who buy one of 16 new Windows 8.1 devices

Windows Xp Ends on April 8th,2014

TechnoFrendz - Microsoft has anted up in its attempt to convince last-minute laggards to abandon Windows XP by handing a $50 carrot to people who buy a new Windows 8.1 device.

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Android Wear: 6 big reasons to be excited about Google's smartwatch platform

Hold on tight, gang: After months of waiting and anticipation, Google's official push into the world of smartwatches has finally begun.

The Big G announced Android Wear, an extension of Android designed specifically for wearable devices, in a blog post earlier today. A preview developer kit is already available, and the first Android Wear-powered watches are slated to go on sale sometime this summer.

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Tested Earning Trick For Android User

Cash Pirate

Many Of U Might Have Heard Of Cash Pirate.... 

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Facebook Launches Android Messenger Beta Tier

Facebook For Android’s beta tier has been a success, with 1 million testers helping fix bugs before updates go out to its hundreds of millions of mainstream users. So today Facebook launched a beta program for its Messenger android app with multiple automatic updates of new features and fixes each week. With heavy competition in messaging, Facebook is intent on making Messenger is fast and stable.

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Facebook’s DeepFace Project Nears Human Accuracy

Facebook’s new AI research group reports a major improvement in face-processing software

Head turn: DeepFace uses a 3-D model to rotate faces, virtually, so that they face the camera. Image (a) shows the original image, and (g) shows the final, corrected version.

Facebook has reached a major milestone in computer vision and pattern recognition, with ‘DeepFace,’ an algorithm capable of identifying a face in a crowd with 97.25 percent accuracy, which is pretty much on par with how good the average human is (97.5 percent accurate) at recognizing the faces of other walking, talking meat sacks.

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Pics Of Next-Gen HTC One, Smart Cover Leaked

French blog No Where Else published images from a Chinese Weibo site of the HTC M8.

HTC's newest flagship smartphone is not expected until March 25, but Web users got a glimpse this weekend thanks to leaked photos that reportedly show off the new gadget.

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Google Apps Referrals Will Now Get You Paid

Google on Monday launched a new apps for business referral program that can net you cold, hard cash.

Get Paid For Referrals From Google

Looking to earn a little extra cash? It's probably not going to make you a millionaire, but Google on Monday launched a new apps referral program that could fatten your wallet a bit.

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Could Samsung Ditch Android for Tizen?

With Android, once the sale is complete, Samsung is just handing their customers' money over to Google.

In various columns over the last year, I have often talked about the dilemma Samsung has as an Android licensee. Since the company was way behind Apple and the iPhone, Samsung took the path of least resistance and went with the Android mobile OS to help it quickly enter the market. Looking back, one can now see how this decision has been a double-edged sword.

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Meet The Android App That Steals Everything

Mobile Threat Monday: Nightmare Android App Steals Everything

Alert For Android Apps User

Since we began Mobile Threat Monday all the way back in June we've primarily focused on specific attacks and malware that are already in the wild. This week, we're doing something different as Appthority showcases a malicious app they cooked up in their labs. It's not in the wild, thank goodness, but it does demonstrate how much damage a carefully crafted and distributed malicious app could do.

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HTC One 2014 (HTC M8) – Specifications and Price

HTC One [HTC M8]

HTC One 2014, also known as HTC M8, is the upcoming future of smartphones. HTC One 2014 sports a dual 5MP camera which is capable of clicking 3D pictures and videos. HTC One 2014 has a 5 inch Super LCD3 screen with a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels. It holds 2 GB of RAM and comes in 3 memory variants, i.e 16GB / 32GB / 64GB. The memory of HTC One 2014 can further be expanded to 128 GB via external microSD card. The release date of HTC One 2014 is not yet announced. The complete unofficial specifications of HTC One 2014 is listed below.

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HTC Desire 310 – Specifications and Price

HTC Desire 310

HTC Desire 310 is a Dual SIM Android smart-phone with 4.5 inch of TFT display. The TFT display holds a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels. HTC Desire 310 has a quad-core processor with 1 GB of RAM. The internal memory is limited to 4GB which can be expanded to 32GB via external microSD card. The primary camera is 5MP while the front camera is a VGA. The price of HTC Desire 310 is $225 approx. 

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Nokia X Rooted And Google Apps Installed

Nokia X Rooted

One of my favorite aspects of Android is the sheer versatility of the operating system. When a manufacturer releases a product and power users wish for the product to have a bit more functionality, there’s a good chance that a talented Android developer will arise to do just that. 

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Which Browser is Best?

They're all free, fast, and compliant, but each of today's Windows Web browser choices has its own particular capabilities and features that may best suit your needs.

Which Is The Best Browser ?

It's getting harder and harder to update this article—and that's a good thing for everyone but me, because it means that today's Windows Web browser choices are fast, secure, compliant with new Web standards. The products most people are likely to have heard of—Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox also sport trim, clear interfaces.

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Foxconn projects to make 90 mn units of Apple Inc.'s iPhone 6

The California-headquartered firm is yet to announce the launch of Apple Inc.'s iPhone 6.

Foxconn said it expects to manufacture 90 million units of the sixth version of Apple Inc.'s iconic iPhone this year.

Mobile component maker Foxconn today said it expects to manufacture 90 million units of the sixth version of Apple Inc.'s iconic iPhone this year.

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Sony and Panasonic Announce 300GB Archival Disc

Goal is to increase disc storage to 1TB over time.

Sony And Panasonic Announced 300GB Disc 

Sony and Panasonic revealed this week the Archival Disc, a new professional-use optical disc with storage capacities ranging from 300GB at launch up to 1TB in the future. The companies plan to ship the next-generation standard in summer 2015.

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WhatsApp for Android Gets Another Update

Whats App Gets Updates

WhatsApp for Android has gotten an update today that introduces new privacy settings, and interestingly enough — a feature that allows you to pay for a friend’s WhatsApp subscription.

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Oppo Find 7 could have a 50MP camera

Oppo Find 7

News reports have been brewing that the new flagship from Oppo, the Find 7, is definitely up against the Samsung Galaxy S5. At least that’s what the hardware specifications are confirming.

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Galaxy S5 with $500 Freebies

Samsung Galaxy S5

Samsung recently announced that the flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, will offer almost $500 worth of freebies with it. The package will contain long-term subscriptions, premium services and a few more worthy gifts.

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Get Windows 8.1 Enterprise Free For 90 Days

Windows 8.1 Enterprise

For those interested in how the new version of Microsoft Windows 8.1 would look; we have a bit of good news for you. Follow the procedures in this article and you will be able to download your copy of Windows 8.1 Enterprise version for free and evaluate it for 90 days. All you need is a Live account (or hotmail account), a decent internet connection to download the 2.6GB ISO Windows 8.1 installer file, an 8GB USB pen drive or a blank DVD and a PC with all the data backed up.

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Best Looking Smart-Watch Concept

Our wrists have danced with more than a few smartwatches over the past few years. 

Concept Smart Watch

From the Pebble and Samsung Galaxy Gear, to the Sony Smartwatch 2, and Gear Fit, we've been impressed. But there's always been something missing. Namely  - a classic design that looks indistinguishable from a regular watch.

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Nokia Launches First Android-Powered In India

Nokia launches first Android-powered smartphone in India for 8,599

 

Nokia has finally launched its much talked about Android smartphone, the Nokia X, for Rs.8,599 in India. The Nokia X series of smartphones was first unveiled at the Mobile World Congress last month with much fanfare.

Nokia X

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Samsung 'Milk Music' Service Lands on Galaxy Devices

Powered by Slacker, the free service is available exclusively for Galaxy devices.

Samsung Milk Music Service

There's no shortage of music-streaming options to choose from these days, but what's one more, right?

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Facebook Rolls Out Updated News Feed Design

For the change-averse, this might sound like bad news, but it's more of a minor tweak than a radical overhaul. 

Facebook Rolls Out Updates

Soon, when you head over to Facebook on your desktop, things will look a tad different.

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The Best Upcoming Cell Phones

Samsung Galaxy S5

The CES and MWC trade shows are now behind us, leaving a long list of desirable new phones queuing up in carrier labs. That's only the beginning for 2014, though: we've only seen the appetizers, the scene-setters.

While the Samsung Galaxy S5 has now revealed itself, Apple, LG, Microsoft, and Amazon have yet to make their critical plays in the U.S. market this year.

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