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Most Expensive iPhone 4 with Diamond and Gold

Thu, 01 Jul 2010 07:02:30 +0000

Last year, we’ve posted the simple most expensive iPhone and this time, we’re revealing the world’s most expensive iPhone 4′s. Both these iPhone 4′s are designed by Stuart Hughes.

The diamond version, we’re having this in $19,514 , which features a shell that has been “encrusted with circa 6.5cts of top quality VVS , colour ‘F’ diamonds.”

Next is the gold model, it’s shell is made from pure 24ct. gold and is priced at $2,395.

Are you thinking of buying anyone of these iPhone? Post your name in comment below, we’ll publish it. Hahahahaha

Most Expensive iPhone 4 with Diamond and Gold

Wow! iPhone 3GS Coming Soon to India?

Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:57:43 +0000

We all are expecting iPhone 3GS (The Fastest iPhone Ever) will be launched in India on 24th March’10.

This handset will be locked with any network that provide the handset for a year or so, however it’s still not clear which service provider will choose Apple. We’ll update the prices very soon.

BTW, iPhone 4G is all set to hit the US market, however we’re still waiting to launch 3G in India barring with MTNL and BSNL.

Anyways, let’s hope, iPhone 3GS will launch in Indian market this month & we’ll enjoy the latest phone features.

Update: iPhone 3GS is available with Vodafone & Airtel connection so now it’s easy to buy with valuable network as well.

Wow! iPhone 3GS Coming Soon to India?

iPhone Universal Remote – RedEye System

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 04:55:12 +0000

The ThinkFlood RedEye system turns any Apple iPhone into a fully-featured universal remote, enabling “multitouch slides to control functions such as volume.”

iPhone Universal Remote RedEye System

The RedEye’s macro operation is sophisticated, letting you create “actions” that turn on multiple components for, say, watching TV, or watching a Blu-ray disc etc.

Looking for more details, see the video below…

iPhone Universal Remote – RedEye System

Mac OS X vs Windows 7 – OS Updates

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 10:00:55 +0000

Microsoft and Apple are fighting for mindshare of the consumers as both companies are roll out to upgrade their operating systems at the end of this year.

Apple showed Worldwide Developers Conference by Snow Leopard on Monday, the next main version of Mac OS-X. Apple has been very open about the fact an under-the-hood maintenance release, focusing on performance enhancements to the OS.

Windows-7 is basically Microsoft’s maintenance release for Vista, which according to many accounts was a failure for the company. “It’s really doesn’t matter the degree of the rewrite in the operating system. “The key is the consumer benefit.”

In early testing of Windows-7 its to bear out improvements in the operating system, Microsoft is coming with a very bad consumer experience with Windows Vista. That is not a minor obstacle for it to overcome.

Microsoft will fight with the industry perception that Windows-7 is just Vista with a few fixes. Which lead to slower adoption of the new operating system out of the gate.

Mac OS-X Leopard was a solid release, filled with features. Overall, Leopard had comparatively few problems throughout its life cycle. Apple on the other hand is coming off one of the most successful operating system launches in the company’s history.

Apple doesn’t have to fight off to negative perception from its users/the industry. Macs have been selling better than ever and there is no sense in slowing down anytime soon.

Apple sells its new OS for $129. That’s a flat fee. Everyone gets the same version that contain all features and enhancements. However, Leopard users will be offered an upgrade to Snow Leopard for $29. Microsoft is releasing its upgrade pricing, but it is expected to be much higher.

“The OS war is on in a big way,” Charging $29 won’t win Apple any converts, but Microsoft is going to look really bad with its upgrade pricing.

It’s obvious that Microsoft has a much bigger channel to push Windows-7 to customers, but we’ve seen with the Vista release that doesn’t always mean success for an operating system.

Apple is coming from a strong position with Mac OS-X Leopard, so its newest Snow Leopard release should be very strong.

Apple’s Snow Leopard is expected to dispatch in September. Microsoft will release Windows-7 in October.

Mac OS X vs Windows 7 – OS Updates

iPhone Clone – Lenovo oPhone

Wed, 27 May 2009 13:32:09 +0000

The name is quite similar that’s why it’s called iPhone clone , however about features, we think it’s different. Lenovo’s OPhone O1 is an android based phone designed for China Mobile which is one of the biggest mobile carriers in the world. The Lenovo OPhone features Lenovo’s own OMS (Open Mobile System) which is a customized version of Android OS that comes with a more attractive User Interface and Icons etc.

: Hands on with Lenovo OPhone

Features: The OPhone is powered by 624MHz processor, 128MB RAM, and 8GB or 16GB internal storage.

OPhone models variations:

The 3G version with TD-SCDMA support that has a 5 megapixel camera
The 2.75GB version (ET70) that supports EDGE and has a 3.2 Megapixel camera.

: Lenovo OPhone Snapshot

Both models come with built-in CMMB digital mobile TV which is viewed on a 3.5-inch touch screen so how’s that? Do you love to buy or not, share with us…

iPhone Clone – Lenovo oPhone

Upcoming iPhone features – 600MHz CPU, 32GB, 3.2MP CAM

Tue, 12 May 2009 06:05:03 +0000

Upcoming iPhone Snapshot

An unverified rumor came from Chinese forum — but a set of specs for a upcoming Apple iPhone have leaked out along above mentioned screenshot. As suspected, iPhone model MB717LL 9 (“iPhone2,1″ perhaps?) will have a 600MHz processor (up from the current 400MHz unit), 256MB of RAM (from the current 128MB), 32GB of storage, a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, as well as a digital compass and FM radio, all while retaining the same battery, basic shape, and screen size.

Do you guys believe for all these functionalities? Share your thought with us. Will keep an close eye for further news on next generation Apple iPhone.

Update: Next week at Apple’s annual World Wide Developers Conference, the company will be unveiling its new iPhone, a device that will sport a built-in 3D graphics chip, operate on a new, higher-speed network and hit mid-July.

Upcoming iPhone features – 600MHz CPU, 32GB, 3.2MP CAM

Rumours – MAC’s New Cheap Laptops

Mon, 04 May 2009 06:27:54 +0000

Apple Mac Laptop

Economy slowdown and the popularity of cheap netbooks, Apple is “tailoring changes” that will “drive down prices” of the most accepted Mac laptop models.

Customers in the coming months can look forward to more affordable versions of both the 13-inch MacBook and iMac, according to people who’ve proven extremely reliable in predicting Apple’s future business directions. The MacBook — which presently begin at US$999 when fitted with a previous-generation polycarbonate enclosure and $1299 in an aluminum unibody casing — is the bestselling Mac in terms of volume. BTW, iMac is the most admired Mac desktop.

It’s believed that the first batch of more affordable Macs could turn up as early as this spring.

Mac laptop Industry Standard editor Ian Lamont predicted in December that Apple would terminate the iMac desktop line, because of the mass market’s move to low-cost, portable computers.

But Apple-watchers have known for months that Apple couldn’t possibly be ignoring the recession-driven shift in the PC market away from $1,000 notebooks to $300 netbooks. Acer chairman J.T. Wang has forecast that 1 in 4 laptops bought next year will be netbooks. Gartner’s more conservative forecast says that’ll be true in three years.

Steve Jobs said, “We don’t know how to build a sub-$500 computer that is not a piece of junk.” Cheaper Macs at this point are a given. What remains to be seen for fans is how Apple will redefine the idea of low-cost computer.

Update: Another runour is MAC is adding 3G services to upcoming Macbook as well. Wow! That’s unique feature. I’m really excited for this, are you… Share your thoughts.

Handson with Apple iPhone 4G Concept

Thu, 12 Feb 2009 13:17:22 +0000

Square iPhone 4G could be a nice piece of art from Apple atleast from look & feel. It’s made of titanium and glass, the phone has an advanced look which is even more pronounced by the OLED screen.

Apple iPhone 4G Snapshot

Features: Apple iPhone important features are GPS, 32GB capacity & removable battery, however the most excited one is the front camera meant for iChat & the iPhone 4G with 3.2 megapixel camera. The iPhone 4G height is 4.2 inches and in width it’s 2.4. It’s just 9 mm thick, weighting 4.4 ounces.

Concept Behind iPhone 4G
The iPhone 4G design concept is probably better than the iPhone 4G but it’s strictly subjective point of view.

Concept of Apple iPhone 4G

Obviously, people are very excited for videoconferencing through this iPhone 4G & it’s other features.

Let’s see how Apple plan to launch…

Handson with Apple iPhone 4G Concept

Apple Macbook Pro launched in India

Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:30:18 +0000

Apple’s 17-inch MacBook Pro with aluminum body is launched in India for Rs. 1,62,600.

Apple Macbook Pro Snapshots

The new 17-inch MacBook Pro with MacBook Air like non-removable lithium battery was announced at the MacWorld 2009.

The new 17-inch MacBook Pro has altered with non-removable lithium battery that promises an eight-hour battery life of integrated graphics and seven hours while using discrete graphics.

Features: It has 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 6MB L2 cache, Nvidia GeForce 9400M integrated graphics, 512MB RAM, and Nvidia GeForce 9600M GT discrete graphics. Apple offers upgrade option for updating CPU to 2.93GHz Intel Core 2 Duo & memory up to 8GB RAM. Storage can be beefed up to 320GB 7200RPM HDD or a 128GB/256GB SSD.

There’s a price difference of Rs. 25,000 in the 17-inch MacBook Pro between the US price Rs. 1,36,000 approx. ($2800) and Indian price Rs. 1,62,600.

How to run iTune faster

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 14:15:45 +0000

iTunes

I feel iTunes is the single slowest application on some PC’s. However, there are few ways to goose iTunes, to make it a little less pokey than usual. I’m not promising a dramatic speed increase, just somewhat more efficient operation.

First, turn off Genius by clicking Store, Turn Off Genius but that will delete all collected Genius data. It’s a neat feature, but this has been noticed that it seems awfully “busy” at times. Anything that’s demanding iTunes’ attention is also hurting its performance. I never thought it was that smart, anyway.

Second, click Edit, go on Preferences, Sharing, and then disable Look for shared libraries & Share my library on the local network. Whenever there’s ongoing network activity, you can count on a performance hit. Of course, if you are sharing your iTunes library, skip this step.

Finally, switch over to the Apple TV tab & disable Look for Apple TVs. It’s another case of superfluous network activity that can only hurt performance.

I’m sure Apple would do some fine-tuning in this regard.

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