When the Samsung Galaxy Note first came into the scene, most of us couldn't take it very seriously, because of its gigantic size that made it far more difficult to handle compared to a regular smartphone. However, it turned out that there is a market for such kind of device, which attempts to fill the gap between a smartphone and a tablet (some prefer to call it a “phablet”, which is a word that we aren't too fond of).
SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 2 SPECIFICATION & REVIEW !
In contrast to most other devices, with the Samsung Galaxy Note II we've seen the rumored release date get closer to the present, instead of be moved further into the future. In the beginning, it was thought that the Note II will come in October, which was then moved to September, and even late August, as many believe Samsung will use the start of the IFA 2012 trade show (starts August 31) as a stage to announce the Galaxy Note II.
Whenever the manufacturer decides to unveil its new product, you can count on us to keep you informed about all the details surrounding this hot new product.
Karbonn Mobiles has officially announced the launch of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean-based Smart Tab 1 tablet PC. Priced at Rs. 6,990, the new Karbonn Smart Tab 1 comes with MIPS-Based JZ4770 SoC from Ingenic as its running core. The tablet is powered by a 1.2GHz processor. Karbonn has also announced rolling out Jelly Bean update for the customers of the Android 4.0.3 ICS-based Smart Tab 1. Booking for the Jelly Bean-based Smart Tab 1 has already begun.
The Karbonn Smart Tab 1 features 17.8cm capacitive 5-point touch screen, 2MP camera, Full HD video playback up to 1080p, HDMI support, 3D gravity sensor, Wi-Fi and 3G support through USB dongle, Pre-embedded applications - Karbonn Smart Browser & Karbonn Smart Games and local apps such as Times of India & Economic Times app and Facebook. The device comes with a 3,700 mAh battery.
OFFICAIL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM KARBONN ; TAB1 RUNNING JELLY BEAN AT JUST RS 6,900 !
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Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky confirmed via a post on Building Windows 8 blog that the final build of Windows 8 has been released to manufacturers. Early adopters of Windows 8 will get build 9200, while Microsoft continues building on feature updates and bug fixes for later release.
MSDN and TechNet subscribers will be the first in line for Windows 8 starting on August 15, followed by Microsoft Software Assurance license getting access the next day. Windows 8 will go on general release, following a launch event on September 4. Ahead of the release, Microsoft has opened The Windows Store to 54 new country markets, and 24 new app certification languages. Reportedly, those who buy a new PC between now and Oct 26 will get a coupon for a $14.95 upgrade to Windows 8.
WINDOWS 8 RELEASED TO MANUFACTURERS
