LG Nexus 4

LG Nexus 4 was recently officially launched despite the weather issues in the US. This is the next flagship device under the Nexus category which was initially intended for developers.

Specifications as below:

• 4.7-inch IPS LCD (318dpi)
• 1280 x 768 screen resolution
• 1.5GHz quad-core
• 2GB RAM
• 8GB or 16GB Internal Storage
• No external SD Card
• 42Mbps HSDPA
• Bluetooth 4.0
• No LTE
• 8MP camera and 1.3MP front-facing camera
• 2100mAh battery capacity
• Wireless battery charging

Device would be priced at USD299 for 8GB version and USD349 for 16GB version.

Source: Nexus 4

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Galaxy Nexus 7

Google releases new 7-inch tablet code named Galaxy Nexus 7 recently in the Google I/O event. The device spots a 1280 x 800 resolution with IPS LCD. It is powered by the Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor running on 1.2GHz with 1GB RAM. It has a 12-core GPU processor for delivering of rich quality graphics. Device is built by Asus.

As for the construction, it has a sturdy matte rubbery back which allows nice grip and the device weights 340g. It has a thickness of 10.45mm which is 1.04mm thicker than the new iPad. There is no rear camera but the front facing camera is equipped with 1.2MP resolution. It has a battery capacity of 4325mAh which is 325mAh more juice when compared with the Samsung Galaxy 7+. It has also the built-in NFC functionality. Most importantly during the entire launching is actually the new Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS. This is the flagship tablet that would be the first to deliver with Jelly Bean.
Device goes for $199 and $299 for 8GB and 16GB respectively. Pre-order can be made now if you're residing in US, UK, Canada and Australia. Expected delivery to be in mid July 2012.

Source: Galaxy Nexus 7

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Facebook App Center Anyone?

Selling your application on the online store is really the way in the future. Facebook will be launching its own App Center. The company is hoping to be able to give developers a convenient way to distribute apps. Applications which require to be downloaded to your devices, be it iOS or Android, it will automatically be directed to either Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Source: Facebook App Center

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Snow Drizzles on Google

Google celebrates Christmas in an interactive online-way :)

Go to www.google.com and type "let it snow". Be amaze...

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Having Troubles Accessing Megaupload, FileServe, file-sharing website, etc?

Lately in Malaysia, SKMM (Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia) had blocked several file sharing website like megaupload, fileserve, filetube, etc citing piracy protection issues.

Anyway, there is still a legal way to bypass the blocking. One of the most popular and simple way is to use the free public DNS. All you need to do is change the network settings DNS to

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Leaked Images & Comparison Chart of Samsung Nexus Prime

Galaxy Nexus or Nexus Prime or whatever you call it will be officially announce later today. Folks from NTT DoCoMo apparently leaked the pictures as well as the comparison charts of the Nexus Prime. The Nexus Prime was originally scheduled to announce earlier but due to Steve Jobs departure, Samsung and Google both collectively agreed to postpone the announcement as a token of respect to the legend.

Rumored specification includes 1.2GHz dual-core processor with 1GB RAM. Also with a Super AMOLED 720p and a built-in 32GB storage capacity. Camera was reported to be 5MP and that seems to be a doubt as we would expect the camera to be at least 8MP echoing the Samsung Galaxy SII.

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Google To Buy Motorola Solutions for $12.5 Billion

Google had just announced today that it is acquiring Motorola Solutions for $12.5 billion. It's approximately 63% premium to the last closing price.

"Motorola Mobility's total commitment to Android has created a natural fit for our two companies," said Google CEO Larry Page, in a statement. "Together, we will create amazing user experiences that supercharge the entire Android ecosystem for the benefit of consumers, partners, and developers. I look forward to welcoming Motorolans to our family of Googlers."

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