Windows-8 Code named "Apollo" Release Rumors

As the world is expecting the next version of Microsoft's Windows Mobile OS, they are ready to release their New Os windows 8 code named "Apollo". As for as our Expectations Apollo will be Better than Windows 7 "Mango" and Windows 7.5 "Tango".

Windows 8 Release

However, it’s not clear exactly when the Windows Phone 8 is heading, but new OS will release around the time of Windows 8 anticipated October release. The current Windows Phone in circulation is “Mango”, and a final 7.x update called “Tango” might display up very soon. Soon after that, Windows Phone “Apollo” is expected to be Windows 8

Whats to Good on Windows 8 Apollo

Apollo will have a Advance Kernel with good Security, Networking and multimedia features as like Apple's iOS based on Mac Os.

Apollo the new innovative operating system will support NFC - "Near Field Technology" a tap to share method.

Apollo phone will have a integration with Google's Sky Drive a cloud storage method.Windows Phone 8 will share files by using PCs much more seamlessly, via Sky Drive accessing music from your Desktop and also using a new synchronize tool in place of the Zune PC software. 

Apollo With Skype but however there are having conflicting information about whether Skype will become fully bundled on Windows 8, a independent application or – maybe more likely – a component which carriers can pick to include or leave out.  However, the application can be reportedly became download windows market place.

Apollo may also at last support ARM systems that do not come from Qualcomm. ARM CPU's are not like Intel chips; they don’t come pre-built with chipsets to integrate them onto a motherboard along with drivers for all the pieces. A Windows Phones so far have been Qualcomm-based.

New gesture sensor for games and vastly improve internet explorer may also some good features of Windows 8 "Apollo".

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Android 5.0 Jelly Bean - Release in Q3

Android 5.0 Jelly Bean said to launch in Q3

Feature: Android 5.0 Jelly Bean OS with Chrome OS Dual boot

As the upcoming Android 5.0 operating system by Google will be launched during the Google I/O submit coming in the third quarter this year, there are many concept phone design been produced by the designers from around the world. Earlier we have spotted many more concept phones like Google Nexus Ultima and Motorola Nexus Razr 5. Here we have the Android 5.0 Jelly Bean interface and the user interface designed by Bob Freaking who has also designed various other smartphones as well.

The best feature of Android 5.0 is that this will be the OS which will support net books too and it will also support dual boot, something which is realistic, not the concept here. Coming to the design, its more often the same as that of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with Face Unlock. This design brings a new notification bar which is more useful which replaces the recent apps button.

We will hear more about Jelly Bean Android 5.0 operating system more in the third quarter in real. Stay updated and subscribe to Android advices for latest happening news.

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iOS 6

The iOS 6 beta only works on the following devices:

• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4
• iPhone 4S
• iPad 2
• iPad 3 (The New iPad)
• iPod Touch 4G

As expected, Apple used the keynote of its annual WWDC event in San Francisco to announce the latest version of their iOS mobile platform. The sixth major build of the OS aims to bring the user experience to the next level with no less than 200 new features, services and UI tweaks.

The number is certainly huge, but then again so were the expectations of the millions of Apple fans around the globe. The fact that iOS 6 will only go official in three months' time heaps even more pressure on the latest release of the platform.

The iOS 6 key features include a Siri upgrade, system-wide Facebook integration and brand new Maps with turn-by-turn voice navigation. There're plenty of lesser new goodies such as achievements in the Game Center, new App store UI and the Music app, improved Safari with full-screen mode, better Mail, etc.

The complete changelog is coming up, but first we'll get the issue of compatibility out of the way. iOS 6 is compatible with the three latest iPhone generations (3GS, 4 and 4S), iPad 2 and 3 and the fourth-gen iPod Touch. The first iPad is not on the list, so if you are still holding on to the original Apple slate, you might finally want to consider an upgrade.

A few other restrictions apply, too: the iPhone 4S has finally lost its Siri exclusivity, but it's only going to share it with the iPad 3. The turn-by-turn navigation and the Flyover mode in Maps can be used only on dual-core iDevices - iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and iPad 3.

We are still a long way off from Apple releasing a public build of iOS 6 and although it is possible that the device compatibility list could change, it remains extremely unlikely. However, the features available on each piece of hardware don’t appear to be set in concrete at this stage, and could be subject to changes in the future.

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Best 2 Android Smart Phones Of 2012

This year is as of our Expectations we are having Two best Android Smartphones.

Samsung Galaxy S-III and HTC one-X

• Samsung Galaxy S-III - Specs 
• HTC one-X - Specs

Samsung Galaxy S3 vs HTC One X- Review

HTC One X & Galaxy S III  I9300 are two masterpieces from HTC & Samsung which are  HTC one X has got authentic camera & great sound quality. Galaxy S2's successor, Samsung galaxy S 3 is an all rounder & performs in every segment. HTC one X has been launched few months back where as Galaxy S3 is available in US & Canadian market. It will be available in Asian market soon.  Samsung Galaxy S3 will be launched on 31st of may in India.

Display

The Samsung Galaxy S III has a display of 4.8 inch. The HTC One X's screen is of smaller size – 4.7 inch.The HTC One X's display is quite sharper than Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III. It is 312 ppi & has display resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. On the other side, Galaxy S 3's sharpness is around 306 ppi with 720 x 1280 pixels resolution.Both the display screens are protected by corning Gorilla glass, which is another plus point for the smart phones.

Design

Both the cellphones have 3.5 Audio jack to connect headphones.Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III has a thickness of 8.6 mm & has footprint dimensions of 136.6x70.6mm.HTC One X is a lightweight phone, weighing mere 130 gms, while the  Galaxy S III weighs 133 gms.

Processor & Os

Both phones- Samsung  Galaxy S III & HTC One X identical Quad-core processor which is the fastest & efficient processor.Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III's processor runs with a Exynos 4212 Quad chipset where as HTC One X has a Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset.Both the smart phones - Samsung Galaxy S 3,HTC One X have the latest & smartest android OS- Ice Cream Sandwich v4.x. in them.Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III has the Android OS with version v4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich).Its competitor,HTC One X has the Android OS with version v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).

Memory

The Samsung Galaxy S3 houses 16/32/64 GB storage internal space and 1 GB RAM.The HTC One X has 32 GB (26 GB user-available) storage capacity and 1 GB RAM.Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III's memory is expandable up to 64 GB using microSD and one of the disadvantages of the HTC One X is, there is no provision to add microSD card.

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How to Root Android - Samsung Galaxy fit

Step 1: Download this file Root Android.

Step 2: Extract the downloaded zip file.

Step 3: Open the folder and copy the Zip file and change the file name to update (update.zip).

Step 4: Connect your phone to your computer and paste the copied Zip file into the Memory card

Step 5: Now disconnect your phone from the computer.

Step 6: Switch off the phone and put in to the Recovery Mode.

Step 7: To get the recovery mode press and hold the Power button + Home button.

Step 8: Now you see your phone get in to the recovery mode. (In Recovery Mode your Touch screen will not work to move UP and DOWN use the Volume buttons and to SELECT use home button)

Step 9:In recovery mode you will get four options,

reboot system now

apply sdcard : update.zip

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

Step 10: Now select the option "apply sdcard : update.zip" some cases the option will be "apply update from sdcard"

Step 11: The files will get installed and you will see the message Installation completed.

Step12: Now select the option Reboot system. Now your Android phone is Rooted.

Note: The above steps were tested in Samsung Galaxy Fit and Samsung Galaxy Ace.

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Feel Siri On Android Phones

Want siri on Android Try these Apps

One of the most hyped features of recently launched iPhone 4S was Siri, the new voice assistant application for iPhone. I don't own an iPhone 4S and hence I can't comment on how good Siri works. But upon searching a bit, I found out that there are quite a few good Siri alternatives for Android readily available in the Android Market and most of them are free too. Here is quick collection of top free Siri alternatives for Android.

Vlingo

Vlingo Virtual Assistant is perhaps one of the best voice-powered Virtual Assistant on Android. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this app, both look-wise and the way it worked. From sending texts and emails to updating your Facebook/Twitter status to checking in with Foursquare, Vlingo does almost everything it is asked to effortlessly.

Speaktoit Assistant

Speaktoit Assistant app is yet another Siri alternative for Android that just works. With the image, name and everything, Speaktoit Assistant gives you an impression of something that is real. You can ask Jane anything under the sun and you get answers right away. Speaktoit Assistant answer questions, find information, launch apps and connect you with various web services, such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, and many others.

Skyvi

Skyvi is perhaps the application that I spend most time with among other Siri alternatives. All these voice assistant are not perfect. Mistakes often happen like you see in my screenshot above. But you will have a lot of fun for sure.

Iris

Iris is siri in reverse, yet another attempt to replicate or better the voice assistant application for iPhone called Siri. Does everything what you expect it to like making calls, searching the web, texting and so on. Iris even boasts of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich inspired UI.

AQ

AQ for Droid is the least rated application among the lot, though the screenshots and video looks pretty nice to me. Developer claims to have already been working on all the shortcomings, so expect an upgraded release of AQ for Droid very soon. I haven't tried it myself yet. You might want to give it shot anyway.

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Samsung Glaxy Note a phone from Android family

A PHONE | TABLET

Samsung just sent a chill down our spine by launching the Samsung Galaxy Note- an Android Phone with a 5.3 inch display ! If you thought the Galaxy S2 had a big display ? Get ready for a bigger display. I’m not sure how many of us can grip a 5.3 inch phone in one hand ! The specs seem pretty impressive with a 1.4 GHz Dual Core Processor , 5.3 inch HD SuperAMOLED Plus display (1280×960 pixels resolution) and runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. There is a 8MP camera on the back and a 2MP camera on the front. It weighs 100grams and is 12.3mm thick. And it comes with a pen called S Pen so that you can scribble on the mini football ground in your hands !

SPECS - GALAXY NOTE

PRELOADED SOFTWARE

Apart from the standard suite of Google apps, Samsung has loaded the Galaxy Note to the teeth with a myriad of apps. Some are handy, some border on bloatware.

To start, there are a number of 'S' apps such as the S Memo, the S Planner and S Choice apps store. All these 'S' labeled apps are designed especially for the S-Pen. While most will think the S-Pen is a glorified stylus, in truth it is a full-fledged digitizer. With the S-memo app, we can draw and sketch as if on paper. We can also take screenshots and edit them with the help of the S-Pen according to our whims and fancies. It pretty much became our personal digital notepad. We can even use handwriting recognition capabilities but these are not very accurate.

The S-Pen itself has a buttons placed which activates a variety of different features, such as taking screenshots.

The S-Planner is a calendar app optimized for the S-Pen, there is nothing revolutionary about it apart from cool quotient.

The S-choice is an apps store dedicated to apps optimized for the S-Pen. Samsung has also released a Software Developer Kit (SDK) for the S-Pen, allowing developers to build apps optimized for the S-Pen. As of now, the S-Choice store only offers 10 apps but Samsung expects the number will increase over time, but we are not entirely convinced.

Although the S-Pen is not the first of its kind in a mobile device, Samsung has definitely nailed the implementation. It is way better than the haphazard pen input on the HTC Flyer where the pen cannot be utilized throughout the OS. At the end of the day, however, it's still a novelty function - at least until the handwriting recognition algorithms are nailed because, in our opinion, only a superb handwriting experience will drive forward Pen based devices.

Besides the 'S' apps, Samsung has also loaded Polaris Office, which is a very capable office suite and also doubles as a file manager. It even supports the cloud with .Boxnet integration. It's a pity that .Boxnet does not offer the 50Gb free storage to its Android clients that it offers to iOS users, otherwise this would have been a lethal combination.

As with all Samsung devices, we get the Social Hub which is Samsung's social media aggregator. It integrates Twitter, Facebook, Email and SMS feeds in one. It's not the most intuitive way or not even the most handsome way of accessing ones personal information; frankly, we would rather use the default Facebook and Twitter apps for this.

Samsung has also loaded Kies Air Wi-Fi sync functionality, which works in tandem with a Kies Air desktop app or works directly via web browser. Definitely a handy tool, but Samsung could do a lot more to unclutter the interface especially in light of the iPhone's new found wireless capabilities thanks to iOS 5.

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