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- ICS Update Schedule Released For HTC Devices
- Samsung Tells Us Why S-Voice Was Blocked
- Have You Checked These Awesome Chrome Experiments
- Flashlight Lets You Use iPhone 4 LED Flash As A Torch
- iPhoto: Head Honcho Of Your Photographs For Macintosh
- Facebook Changing The Profile Designs Yet Again?
| ICS Update Schedule Released For HTC Devices Posted: 23 May 2012 08:09 AM PDT It is a very commonly asked question regarding when would a device get updated to Ice Cream Sandwich. No doubt all the high end Android devices are eagerly awaiting the goodness of Ice Cream Sandwich on their devices. At least for one set of devices we have a good news. HTC has announced the tentative schedule of its devices about the update to the latest software. You can also head over to the official page of HTC here to know the dates. If your device is not listed in the list below you could pretty much be assured that there would be no dream desert of ICS for your device. Here is what HTC have said: “What is the overall timeline of Android 4.0 updates? The majority of devices will receive upgrades in June and July 2012 and we expect to finish upgrades in August 2012 for all announced devices. When will my device get the Android 4.0 upgrade? The target timeline for announced devices is below. Because of partner and network testing, and approval processes for device updates, it can take up to 45 days for all carriers and countries to get the update after a rollout has begun.”
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| Samsung Tells Us Why S-Voice Was Blocked Posted: 23 May 2012 06:13 AM PDT We recently told you here that Samsung has decided to block off the servers that were responsible for responding to all our queries to its much anticipated S-Voice application which was leaked online. This application only ran on the ICS running android devices but our joys were short lived as Vlingo the partners of Samsung in running of S-Voice application which is to be kept as an exclusive for the flagship device i.e. Galaxy SIII. However, Samsung has allegedly explained its move to block the application by saying this: "An initial test version of S Voice which was found online has been blocked as Samsung Electronics does not want consumers to judge the quality of the voice feature based on a test version. When the product is launched, users of GALAXY S III will be able to fully experience S Voice." To me that makes absolute sense as Samsung would not want people to be judging the application which is not in the market yet and bearing in mind that S-Voice is one of the unique Selling Points of the GS3, Samsung would not want people to form any sort of negative opinion about the device before it is even launch. So a justified move there from Samsung and responsible of them by letting us know. I just hope that once the application is fully ready and the launch of Galasy SIII is done we can get this voice assistant on all of our ICS running devices. Via: TechnoBuffalo Related posts:
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| Have You Checked These Awesome Chrome Experiments Posted: 23 May 2012 05:30 AM PDT Browsers are becoming advance day by day. One of the most advanced browser present is Google Chrome which is really superfast. WebGL (a technology that extends the power of Javascript without any use of plugin) feature is something which makes this browser really advanced and fast. Here are some awesome Chrome Experimets which you should check out right now. Also, you can access rest of the experiments here The WebGL GlobeGoogle Gravity
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| Flashlight Lets You Use iPhone 4 LED Flash As A Torch Posted: 23 May 2012 01:33 AM PDT There are times like we enter the cinema halls or walk into the dark room and need a light cause its pitch dark all of a sudden. Long gone by are the days when we would carry a handy torch to rescue us out of such situations. Today we have our awesome smart phones to show us the way. Quite literally if you ask me. So today we bring to you a simplified iPhone application, free obviously that would let you make way in the dark. Flashlight is a free application from the developers Surpax Tech. It has an extremely easy to use and clear UI and you do not have too any things to play around with. You do have an option to use the strobe though which can be used at places like night party with family or an event when you want to draw attention towards yourself. The application is a very basic torch and that is exactly how it should be used an you should expect nothing fancy from it. Here are the list of features of this application: “- Brightest Flashlight available – Guaranteed! This app would obviously only work if you have iPhone 4 or 4S with you. You can download this application too from the App store. Here is the link. Via: Apple App Store Related posts:
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| iPhoto: Head Honcho Of Your Photographs For Macintosh Posted: 23 May 2012 12:11 AM PDT Here arrives the interface where you can have endless fun with your photos. iPhoto is an app on your mac which can do magic to photos. With its help you can create albums, photo books, cards, calendars, slideshows etc. Sharing your photos via email and social networking also becomes quite effortless and a child's play when iPhoto is at your service. Events When you open the iPhoto from the dock, the first thing under the label Library comes events. iPhoto automatically organizes your photos by Event. When you connect your camera or insert your SD4 card, iPhoto groups your images according to the day they were taken. That can be a bed roses for any shutterbug or any chronic procrastinator to manage the events your way. You can turn many events into a single event that too very simply by just dragging the events into the one you want to be the major event. You can name each sub event as per your choice so that it becomes to locate any photograph whenever you need. With the help of iCloud, iPhoto can import the photos from Photo Stream and organize them as Events. So no need to worry, the dates and the photos won't be a hotchpotch anymore. Photos Photos is the next option that is available on the left panel of iPhoto window. When you click on this option, it displays the entire collection of photos that is in your library. It shows the name of the event to which it belongs. So, if you are looking for any particular photograph and you are unable to locate it, just click Photos. Faces With the help of Faces feature you can sort your photo library by the people in your images. It automatically detects and even recognizes faces in your photos. iPhoto uses face detection to identify faces of people in your photos and face recognition to match faces that look like the same person. With this it is easy for you to add names to your photos. And it helps you find the people you're looking for. Clicking the Faces view shows you a cork board featuring a snapshot for each person you've named. iPhoto suggests a set of possible matches you can confirm with a click. Use the new Find Faces view to quickly find other people in your photos who haven't been named yet. After you've put names to faces and faces to names, you can synchronize them to your iPad or iPhone and take them with you. Places With this feature there is no need to strain your brain regarding the place where the photo was taken. Places in iPhoto allows you to search and sort photos by location, using data from any GPS-enabled camera or iPhone. If you don't have a GPS-enabled camera or iPhone, you can still use Places by adding your own location information: Just start typing and iPhoto instantly gives you a list of locations to choose from — including points of interest like the Taj Mahal or India Gate. iPhoto also uses reverse geocoding to convert a photo's location data, such as its latitude and longitude coordinates, to friendly place names. Want to add places to lots of photos? Select an Event, an album, or a group of photos shot in the same place, and iPhoto can add your location information to all of them at once. In this post we have made you acquainted with few features of iPhoto. In the next post we will come up with various other feature like editing, albums, cards etc. Do leave a comment on the above post, we shall surely come back to you. Related posts:
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| Facebook Changing The Profile Designs Yet Again? Posted: 22 May 2012 08:35 PM PDT Yes, you read it absolutely right. And no, do not rush to your profile to do anything just yet you enthusiastic person because this is just a test phase. But yes, Facebook has confirmed that it is testing subtle changes to Facebook profile design yet again. This might be tenth or so redesign in the past couple of years and that is probably the reason we love Facebook so much, it is ever evolving. You can be happy that these changes are not drastic like the timeline introduction ones which lets be honest made a lot of us scratch our heads to come around all the yearly mess we made on Facebook. The changes are extremely minor and involve basically the movement of your contact information and profile information over to your cover image instead of the white strip they currently lie on. There would also be an added piece of information in the form of story which would describe all the major events of your life that you chose facebook to be a part of. Facebook spokesperson told msnbc.com that “this is a small test,” but they did not “have anything further to share at this time.” So I guess just like everything in technology, this is also a case of wait and watch, so while we all do that, why not do some facebook. Add me up here, and do not forget to like our Facebook page too here. Enjoy FB-ing! Via: MSNBC Related posts:
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