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Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Sunday, February 9

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Nokia to Launch its First Android Phone Later This Month

Nokia has plans to launch a long-rumored Android phone later this month at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona, reported the Wall Street Journal.
The phone is widely reported to be aimed at the low-end segment of the developing markets.
The report said that Nokia X – code named Normady – will come with a dual-core 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 4-inch WVGA screen, 512MB of memory, 4GB of storage, and a MicroSD card slot.

It will reportedly sport a 5MP camera, a 1,500mAh battery, along with dual-SIM option.
Speculations say that Nokia won’t allow the “Play Store” access to this phone, instead Microsoft and Nokia developed services – such as Here maps and Mix Radio — will be offered along with Nokia’s own store with popular Android Apps, such as Skype, Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp etc..
Nokia X will Finally, change Nokia’s decision for not going Android. The company remained committed to the Windows Phone operating system for its high-end Smartphones.
However, we have seen Nokia is testing various other homegrown operating systems for its low-end phones for developing markets. Android on a low-end phone from Nokia seems in-line with this long-running policy.
Nokia’s hardware run by Android phone would be an interesting proposition. This may not only revive the brand, which was sold to Microsoft last year, but may also help result in faster adoption of Smartphones in developing markets, especially if the phone is priced well.


Monday, December 23

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Whatsapp has 400 million users every month

Washington: WhatsApp has more than 400 million people/Users using its cellular texting program each 30 days, says ANI. It has included 100 thousand new effective customers in the last four several weeks, CEO Jan Koum had written in a short article.
Whatsapp users
WhatsApp has just 50 workers, and most of us are technicians. We’ve reached this factor without investing a money on focused ads or big promotion strategies,” Koum said. According to CNET, Koum said WhatsApp reached this factor without investing a money on focused ads or big promotion strategies. WhatsApp is one-third the dimension Facebook or myspace.
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Saturday, December 7

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Google’s Next Big Project is Regarding Robots

Google is rather skilled when it comes to inserting quirky, new and unconventional concepts, but this time they might’ve outdone themselves. Previously this year, Andy Rubin, the individual behind Android stop his job in favor of a “moon shot”.

As it turns out, that ultimate The goal was robotics. Google’s next large-scale adventure will likely Convey robots nearer to you, although, in which particular way isn’t yet Known.

 “I have an annals of making my hobbies into a vocation” Andy Rubin told the New York Times. “This is the world’s utmost job. Being a technician and a tinkerer, you start conceiving about what you would desire to construct for yourself.


“Like any moonshot, you have to believe by the time as a factor. We need enough runway and a 10-year vision.” “I am stimulated about the Andy Rubin’s next project,” CEO Larry sheet composed in his Google Plus account. “His last large-scale wager, Android, begun off as an absurd idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets. It is still very early days for this, but I can’t delay to glimpse the progress.” It is being estimated that that aim is in perfecting the method of constructing, but with them, you don't ever know. Google has currently conveyed as numerous as seven companies in Japan and the USA to help it in pursuing its passion. Not much is known regarding the task other than that. With Glass and driver-less vehicles Google may have been adept to explore some niche and uncommon concepts but its large-scale gift to the humanity might finally come in the pattern of robots.


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