Here is the Full Video of making of Sonakshi Sinha Dabboo Ratani's Calender 2011.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Sonakshi Sinha featuring in the Dabboo Ratnani's calendar .
Sonakshi Sinha featuring in the Dabboo Ratnani's calendar alongside the biggest stars.
Here are the pics of the most gorgeous actress of bollywood.
This is her second shoot after a year which she previous done for breast cancer.
Also Watch the Hot Making Video oF The Calender Click Here
Here are the pics of the most gorgeous actress of bollywood.
This is her second shoot after a year which she previous done for breast cancer.
Also Watch the Hot Making Video oF The Calender Click Here
Friday, February 25, 2011
NOXEL NXDS10M Is a 10.2-Inch HD Display
Many digital signage displays are known for being larger than any monitor or TV, but there are also such things as displays and players of smaller form factors, such as the NXDS10M, which was just unveiled by NOXEL.
The past month hasn't exactly been generous in terms of announcements of display solutions, be they consumer-oriented or intended for business, industrial usage or other venues.
In fact, one might say that there has barely been news of any kind, except, perhaps, on the mobile front, what with the MWC 2011 expo (barring the Light Peak launch and the like).
Having taken place in Barcelona, Spain, the Mobile World Congress was the site where many smartphones and tablets were officially launched or at least previewed.
Meanwhile, makers of anything else seemed to slow down as far as new releases went, and this included display solutions developers.
NOXEL doesn't seem to mind the vacuum left by this phenomenon, having issued a press release meant to promote its newest NXDS fully integrated display.
The newcomer bears the name of NXDS10M and has a screen diagonal of 10.2 inches, being meant for digital signage applications.
More specifically, it measures 270 mm by 170 mm and has a thickness of 10 mm, so as to fit in with its intended purpose.
More specifically, it is supposed to be used in public transportation, lobbies, building lifts, digital signage and digital out of home media networks, plus any other venue with space constraints.
That said, it also features a WiFi connection and a native resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels (aspect ratio is 16:9). All these put together weigh 900 grams.
The newcomer can be found described on the official website, alongside digital signage players with which it should end up sold in a bundle. What remains to be seen is if NOXEL's newest creation ends up being as successful as it hopes.
Android 2.3.3 for Nexus One and Nexus S Available for Manual Download
A few days ago, Mountain View-based Internet giant Google officially announced the availability of a new software update for each of its two Google phones, namely the Nexus One and the Nexus S.
At the time, the software update was pushed into the wild over the air (OTA) for all users, but it seems that the actual files are already available for a manual download.
For those who might have not learned the news, the OS flavor that Google made available for its Nexus devices was Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.
Initially, the Google said that the OTA upgrade would take for a few weeks to complete on all mobile phones out there, and the availability of these files over the web would certainly make a lot of users happy.
Previously, the Nexus One was running under the Android 2.2 Froyo platform release, which was delivered to its sometime in summer last year. The mobile phone arrived on shelves in January 2010 with Android 2.1 on board.
Nexus One users would benefit from a wide range of enhancements with the availability of the new OS version, including performance improvements, new features, and more.
As for Nexus S devices, the new software update was meant mainly at providing improved NFC (Near Field Communication) capabilities, but it also came with a load of fixes for some of the various issues the device landed on shelves with.
The smartphone was released on shelves last year with the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS version on board, which brought the said NFC feature into the mix.
However, the handset was able only to read NFC tags at the time, and the new 2.3.3 OS upgrade is meant to enable writing of such tags as well.
The download links to the aforementioned files were brought to the spotlight by the guys over at XDA-Developers, and those interested in learning more info on them should head to this thread on the XDA-Developers forum for that.
New Galaxy S 4G Video Ad, $129.99 Price on Amazon
This week, mobile phone carrier T-Mobile has made available for purchase on its airwaves a new smartphone running under Google's Android operating system, the Samsung Galaxy S 4G, touted as the fastest mobile phone available at the moment on the US market, and a new commercial for the device is now available for your viewing pleasure.
The wireless services provider is set to show to the world that its new smartphone is indeed one of the fastest such devices on the market, and the new ad is focused on this aspect.
In this video ad, the T-Mobile beautiful spokesperson Carly presents the new device to a blogger who is not convinced that the phone would indeed feature the touted capabilities.
Among the main selling points of the Galaxy S 4G, T-Mobile points at fast YouTube capabilities, live TV, and the pre-loaded Inception film. Basically, the phone would have all that a user would want in terms of multimedia capabilities.
What should be noted here is that the new ad moves away from the previous commercials that touted the capabilities of T-Mobile's network in comparison to what AT&T had to offer.
Those videos were meant at showing that the iPhone 4 was slow on AT&T's network, and that only T-Mobile's airwaves could deliver the true advanced speeds that any mobile user was looking for.
As for the new Galaxy S 4G from Samsung, it landed at T-Mobile with a price tag of $199.99 attached to it upon the signing of a two-year contract agreement with the wireless carrier, but is currently available for purchase for much less through various retailers in the country.
For example, Amazon sells it at only $129.99 for new customers, and has it priced at $149.99 for those interested in an upgrade.
With Android 2.2 Froyo included into the mix, as well as support for speeds of up to 21 Mbps on T-Mobile's network, the handset should appeal a lot to many users.
New Opera 11.10 Barracuda Alpha Intros Speed Dial Evolution
The second Alpha development snapshot of Opera 11.10 codenamed Barracuda offers a glimpse of the evolution of Speed Dial, one of the trademark features of the browser.
Opera 11.10 Barracuda Alpha Build 2014 is now available for download to testers, and is intended to introduce what Opera Software calls just the first of additional modifications planned for Speed Dial in the Barracuda release.
Speed Dial simplifies common browsing tasks by easing access to a collection of sites that users tend to visit and revisit by placing a set of links on any new opened tab in Opera.
“Opera's Speed Dial was first introduced in an Opera 9.20 snapshot on Feb 28th 2007. The idea came about as we observed that people kept typing the same addresses for a few of their favourite websites again and again,” revealed Cezary Kułakowski, from the Opera Desktop team.
“Getting to their top web sites could mean hundreds or thousands of clicks on the keyboard in a single day. The solution we came up with was very simple, but very powerful. And today it's still one of the most loved, and copied, features in Opera.”
According to the Norway-based browser maker, codenamed Barracuda offers an excellent opportunity for Speed Dial to be kicked up a notch.
Kułakowski notes that with the advent of Opera 11.10, users will be able to take advantage of an evolved Speed Dial.
“We are going to make Speed Dial more fluid, dynamic and easier to use! What is included in this snapshot is the new flow layout. Please remember this is just a first peek at the changes we are making. Many very smart and innovative solutions are on the way,” he stated.
Since Opera packs a range of additional excellent features in addition to Speed Dial, the browser maker is also introducing changes designed to make them more discoverable.
“Don't worry; there won't be any pop-up bubbles or constant nagging. Instead we are going to have subtle animations and messages to remind you of features you can use in Opera,” Kułakowski promised.
Opera 11.10 codenamed Barracuda Alpha for Windows is available for download here.
2011 MacBook Pros Arrive with Thunderbolt, New Core CPUs & Graphics
Apple has finally confirmed rumors of an upgraded MacBook Pro family by introducing new versions featuring next-generation processors and graphics, high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology and a new FaceTime HD camera, replacing the old iSight.
According to the Cupertino giant maker, the new MacBook Pro line is up to twice as fast as the previous generation thanks to the latest dual-core and quad-core Intel Core processors.
Specifically, the 13-inch model features Intel Core i5 and Core i7 dual-core processors up to 2.7 GHz and Intel HD Graphics 3000.
The 15-inch and the 17-inch versions of the MacBook Pro have quad-core Core i7 processors clocked at up to 2.3 GHz, and AMD Radeon HD graphics processors with up to 1GB of video memory.
The 15-inch and 17-inch systems are aimed at high performance gaming, pro-video editing and graphics intensive applications, Apple said.
Confirming a recent hot rumor, new MacBook Pros all have a new I/O port - ‘Thunderbolt’.
Known as Light Peak technology, it was developed by Intel in collaboration with Apple to enable expandability. It is implemented as ‘Thunderbolt’ on MacBook Pro computers.
It features two bi-directional channels with transfer speeds up to 10Gbps each, delivers PCI Express directly to external high-performance peripherals such as RAID arrays, and can support FireWire and USB consumer devices and Gigabit Ethernet networks via special adapters, Apple explains in today’s official report.
The Thunderbolt port also supports Apple’s Mini DisplayPort connections. Apple expects Thunderbolt to be adopted widely.
“The new MacBook Pro brings next generation dual and quad Core processors, high performance graphics, Thunderbolt technology and FaceTime HD to the great design loved by our pro customers,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing.
“Thunderbolt is a revolutionary new I/O technology that delivers an amazing 10 gigabits per second and can support every important I/O standard which is ideal for the new MacBook Pro.”
Prices for the new MacBook Pros remain unchanged, with the base 13-inch model starting at $1,199 for a 2.3 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5 processor and a 320GB hard drive.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
New Leaked Pictures Show 13-inch MacBook Pro and Specs
A new batch of MacBook Pro leaked images have surfaced, this time with their sources confirming the existence of a 13-inch model with the rumored ‘Thunderbolt’ (Light Peak technology), a 2.3 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor with a 3MB shared level 3 cache, an optical drive and more.
Debated over at the MacRumors forums, the pictures seem to corroborate some recent claims that Apple’s new MacBook Pros have Light Peak technology built right into them through a “Thunderbolt” port.
What isn’t quite consistent with recent rumors is the list of technical specifications found on the system’s alleged box.
Early rumors said Apple would ship new MacBook Pros equipped with dual-storage solutions.
One would be SSD-based for the OS, the other HDD-based for the user’s files.
If these rumors are true, at least the 13-inch model appears to have a single 320GB hard disk drive spinning at 5400-rpm. Whether or not its bigger siblings are equipped with additional storage options remains to be seen.
The new laptop is said to ship with 4 GB of 1333 MHz DDR3 SDRAM as standard, and an Intel HD Graphics 3000 processor with 384MB SDRAM shared memory.
The screen has a 1280x800 resolution, and there’s a built-in “FaceTime HD” camera now, which should mark the end of iSight as we know it.
Going by the same list of hardware specs, Apple is holding on to the optical drive still.
The same 8x slot-loading SuperDrive that exists on current generation MacBooks is listed in the purported imagery of Apple’s new 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Finally, the Thunderbolt port supporting High-Speed I/O and Mini DisplayPort connections is mentioned.
Apple is expected to unveil the new systems soon. The company has confirmed a special event for next week, though the focus appears to be the iPad.
Xperia arc, Optimus Pad and MEDIAS N-04C in NTT DOCOMO's New Lineup
Thee new devices are on their way to NTT DOCOMO, INC. in Japan, including the MEDIAS N-04C and Xperia arc SO-01C smartphones and Optimus Pad L-06C tablet computer, the wireless carrier announced today.
According to the company, all of these devices should become available for purchase on its airwaves sometime in March or thereafter.
The mobile phone carrier did not offer additional info on the arrival of these devices, nor on their price tags, but more should emerge in the not too far future.
[ADAMRK=1]The MEDIAS N-04C has emerged into the wild not too long ago as the world’s thinnest 3G smartphone. The handset measures only 7.7 mm, and weighs in at only 105 grams.
“It is equipped for popular services such as mobile wallet (Osaifu-Keitai) and One-Seg mobile digital terrestrial television, convenient infrared-based data exchange, and much more,” the wireless carrier announced.
The company also notes that the MEDIAS N-04C would come with a quick-shot photo function, which enables it take consecutive shots every 1.1 seconds. The smartphone should become available for purchase on March 15th.
The Xperia arc SO-01C is another handset the carrier would launch soon. Added recently to Sony Ericsson's Xperia series, the phone runs under Google's Android 2.3 operating system.
“It will achieve a maximum downlink of 14 Mbps as the first handset compatible with DOCOMO’s enhanced extra-high-speed downlink service, which is set to launch in HSDPA service areas this June,” the wireless carrier notes.
The Xperia arc SO-01C is expected to become available in Japan starting with March 24th, the company added.
The third new device running under Android that NTT DOCOMO announced for the Japanese market is the LG Optimus Pad L-06C, which should be put on sale in late march.
