04 August, 2010
AT&T and Research In Motion (RIM) have officially announced the launch of latest high-performance BlackBerry Torch 9800 smartphone. It’s the cool touch-enabled slider phone which RIM promises to bring a number of new experience for BlackBerry enthusiasts – first BlackBerry smartphone featured with new highly-anticipated BlackBerry 6 OS, first to combine a full touchscreen with BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard, first to support AT&T’s next-generation messaging capabilities, first to get BlackBerry App World pre-installed, first to support AT&T’s new Locations feature, and more.
“This is one of the most significant launches in RIM’s history and we are proud to introduce the new BlackBerry Torch and BlackBerry 6 together with AT&T,” commented Mike Lazaridis, president and co-ceo for RIM. “With a new user interface, new browser and new handset design, the highly anticipated BlackBerry Torch and BlackBerry 6 deliver integrated and uncompromising capabilities for consumers and business professionals that preserve the industry-leading strengths of the BlackBerry platform while adding exciting new dimensions.”
Key Features Of BlackBerry Torch 9800 (AT&T):
- 3.2-inch HVGA+ (480×360 pixels) touchscreen display
- Slide-out full QWERTY keyboard plus optical trackpad
- 5 megapixel camera with continuous auto focus, flash, image stabilization, scene modes and geo-tagging capability
- Universal search lets users scan through email, messages, contacts, multimedia contents apps and even Internet – all in 1 search from the home screen
- Social networking and RSS feeds (Social Feeds) for 1 view of all your favorite sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace
- Enhanced browsing experience (WebKit-based browser) with pinch-to-zoom capability and tabs for accessing multiple sites at once
- New Text Messages app supports AT&T’s next-generation messaging experience including group messaging for up to ten people and locations
- Pre-loaded with a basket of cool applications including CNN, The Weather Channel, Fandango, Bloomberg, ESPN, YPmobile, Web Video Search and Slacker Radio Plus
- New Locations function for easy searching points of interest, businesses and even your own location
- 4GB internal memory plus microSD memory expansion slot (up to 32GB)
- Integrated GPS, Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n connectivity
- Talk time: up to 5.5 hours ; Standby time: up to 18 days
- Dimensions: 111 x 62 x 14.6 mm ; Weight: 5.68 ounces
The new sleek, stylish smartphone that comes bundled with a 4GB microSD memory card will be exclusively available to AT&T customers beginning August 12 for $199.99 with a new 2-year contract.
Watch the Intro video for latest BlackBerry 6 platform and BlackBerry Torch 9808:
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Google is one of the smartest, most innovative companies in the world, but in its core business -- online search -- it's being routinely shown up by Microsoft's third-place search engine, Bing.
Bing is a surprisingly fast-moving, innovative product -- and it's forcing Google to play catch-up time and time again.
Years ago, for example, Google set itself apart from other search engines by focusing on making its homepage load faster than everyone else's, including a very simple design with a white background.
Then, last year, Microsoft launched Bing with a colorful, photography-driven design.
When Bing's look became popular, Google launched a feature to enable its users to make Google look colorful like that, too. For a day, Google even replaced its default background with an image, mimicking Bing's look. Google users were not impressed with the decision, however. They howled, and Google quickly reverted back to the plain white look.
The decision to change its layout and then to undo the change shows that Google is feeling the pressure of Microsoft going hard into the search space.
And this wasn't the first time Google's hand was forced by Microsoft. In October, Microsoft announced at an industry conference that it was integrating Twitter results into Bing. Google was upstaged, since it hadn't announced a Twitter deal yet. The company scrambled to get Twitter integration, which it announced just hours later. The move looked desperate.
Google has also borrowed Bing's look on its search results pages.
When Bing launched, it tried pursuing search from a different angle than Google. Industry observer John Battelle wrote that Microsoft was trying to help "people make decisions in a new way." It was doing this by breaking up search results into categories. Instead of getting just 10 blue links like Google offered, you get subheadings for each result.
So, type in "Friday Night Lights," for instance, and you get "News," general results, videos, then "cast," then "episodes." At first, it's a bit jarring, but it can be useful by breaking up search results into what you need. Just over a year after Bing debuted, Battelle noted that Google was changing its design to follow the search design Bing was using.
For all of Bing's new ideas, it hasn't translated into big gains in users. The latest numbers from comScore show that 63 percent of searches in the U.S. are performed on Google, but just 13 percent are done on Bing.
Thanks to that huge share of search, Google has built a wildly profitable business. Meanwhile, Microsoft is losing billions online, dumping money into Bing and other properties.
So, while Microsoft gets credit for innovating and forcing Google's hand, it's not paying off.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Jay Yarow.
Determined to bring you more power to pay and get paid over the internet.
We are a online payment gateway service provider registered legally as Pay Way Nepal (P) Ltd in Kathmandu, Nepal. References can be obtained from CRO.
PayWay is the safer, easier way to pay and get paid online. The service allows anyone to pay in any way they prefer, including through credit cards, bank accounts, buyer credit or account balances, without sharing financial information.
PayWay has quickly become a popular tool in online payment solutions. Available in Nepal and also in other countries, PayWay enables global ecommerce by making payments possible across different locations, currencies.
PayWay is a name given to our online merchant payment gateway that is launched under the domain payway.com.np. All other domains such as paywaynepal.com.np or paywaynepal.com are secondary domains and will be redirected to payway.com.np
It also provide payway virtual credit card which is valid upto 24 hours. From this we can verified the paypal account from Nepal which is unable before.
Talking about our merchant payment gateway, the primary focus of this merchant gateway will be to make payments over the internet possible. It is to be noted that PayWay is not an ecommerce website and is solely meant to easy payment over the internet easier over various networks.
02 August, 2010
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Get NTC GPRS settings for latest mobile sets
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We list here Apple iPhone, Samsung Corby and touch series, Nokia N and E Series, Blackberry.
- NTC GPRS Setting for iPhoneGo to MenuGo to Settings,Go to General, NetworkGo to Cellular Data NetworkAPN: ntnetLeave username and password blankData Roaming: ONRestart your set and you are now ready to surf internet.
- NTC GPRS Setting for Samsung (Corby & new touch)Go to menuInternetSettingInternet ProfileCreateSet name: NTCAccess name: ntnet(must be in small letter)Rest as it isSave and select itFor Java application: Go to Games and CollectionMoreSelect NTC that has been created earlierSave
- NTC GPRS Setting for Nokia E and N Series (N70, N72, N73, N76, N81, N93, N95, E63, E65, E71, E90Enter the main Menu, Tools, Settings, ConnectionSelect Access points and go to options and then new access point with default settingsConnection Name: NtcData bearer: Packet Data/GPRSAccess point name: ntwapLeave username and password fields as it isAuthentication: NormalSelect Options on left menu and go to Advanced SettingsLeave other fields as it isProxy serv. Address: 192.80.7.133Proxy port no: 8000Return back to Connection, Settings.Go to Packet Data/GPRS:Packet data conn: When availableAccess point: ntwapRestart your set and you are now ready to surf internet
Make following connection if third party application is not installing/running
Follow upto point 2
Connection name: Ntnet
Access point: ntnet
Authentication: Normal
Use this setting when the third party application request for connection.
NTC GPRS Setting for BlackBerry
Since there is no any provision for sending the Browser from NTC operator to access GPRS from your blackberry sets, you are requested to download and install the third party browsers like operamini (http://operamini.com) from your mobile from connecting it to other available medium. Then make the settings as “TCP: ntnet” in your mobile and you will be able to run GPRS in your blackberry sets.
Now a days most of the people are using facebook to be upto date of all the frens. Everyone's in facebook are sharing photo and commenting on them. Uploading photo to facebook is much more easier but downloading that photo album at once make u some what difficult. Do you know we can download the photo album of the facebook at once just clicking the one button.Instead of right-clicking on each picture and saving it to your hard drive, you can now download an entire Facebook photo album in one click! How so?
1. FacePad:
FacePAD, better known as the Facebook Photo Album Downloader will allow you to download your friends’ entire Facebook albums with a click of a button. It is a one of the free add-on of firefox. FacePAD is also compatible with all languages that are compatible with Facebook. You can download facepad from this link.
2. Facebook Album Downloader
If you don't use firefox then there is another alternate solution for that. Album Downloader is a Facebook application for downloading complete photo albums of you or your friends. You can download album downloader from this link.
3. Fotobounce
If you are more of a desktop application type, you should try Fotobounce. It is a photo organizer for Windows and Mac OS X that helps you view and download photo albums from Facebook. They also support face recognition (which is pretty cool as it saves you time to tag your pics) and integration with both Facebook and Flickr. You can Download Fotobounce from this link.
4. Album Copier
Album copier is another tool that lets you download photo albums from sites like Facebook. You can pause or resume the download and start from anywhere in the album. You can get Get Album Copier from this link.
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