Tuesday, 24 April 2012

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Lava Launches XOLO X900 Smartphone with Intel Inside


IT News Online Staff
2012-04-24

Mobile handset company Lava International Ltd. and Intel Corp. have announced the general availability of the XOLO X900, the first smartphone with Intel inside. The device is available at a best-buy street price of around Rs. 22,000/-.

Lava also announced its long-term partnership with Croma, a national chain of mega stores of consumer electronics and durables, for promotion and sale of the XOLO X900.

The partnership between Intel and Lava was announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February. The XOLO X900 is based on Intel's smartphone reference design featuring the Intel Atom processor Z2460 with Intel Hyper Threading Technology and supporting HSPA+ 3G connectivity.

The high-performance 1.6 GHz Atom processor with Hyper Threading Technology brings speed and multi-tasking performance to consumers' fingertips. The 400 MHz graphics clock and the full 1080p HD video encoding and playback make this phone a perfect entertainment device, providing users with an immersive gaming and video experience. It also features an 8 MP camera delivering advanced imaging capabilities including burst mode that allows 10 pictures to be captured in under a second.

The XOLO X900 is housed in a sleek design with a 4.03-inch high-resolution LCD touch screen for crisp text and vibrant images. At launch, the X900 will run on Android Gingerbread, with a planned over-the -air software upgrade to Android's Ice Cream Sandwich platform shortly thereafter. Intel's technology enables a high-performance user experience, all while maintaining great battery life - up to 5 hours of 3G browsing, 45 hours of audio and 8 hours of talk time.

"Through XOLO X900, we are happy to bring to the Indian market a device that addresses the needs of those for whom speed and performance matters. After our success in feature phones with over 10 million happy customers in under 3 years, XOLO will be a differentiated player in the fast-growing smartphone segment. The initial reviews of XOLO X900 have been very positive and independent benchmarks clearly point to the fact that when it comes to speed and performance, XOLO X900 is the gold standard," said Vishal Sehgal, co-founder and director, Lava International.

"The first smartphone with Intel inside is now available to Indian consumers," said Mike Bell, Intel corporate vice president and general manager of the Mobile and Communications Group. "The boundaries of personal computing are expanding. As we enter the India market with our first smartphone from Lava, the device not only showcases the rich capabilities and user benefits of Intel computing, but also highlights the exciting possibilities of what's still to come."

Ajit Joshi, MD and CEO, Infiniti Retail Ltd., said "We at Croma are extremely pleased to collaborate with Intel and Lava to get this exciting new product into the market. We always endeavor to get the latest and best products first to our consumers and this is a step in that direction. We are very optimistic about the prospects of this exciting new product."

The XOLO X900 is now available for purchase to customers from Croma and Xolo.in, followed by availability in other retail chains, general trade and online stores from early May.

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TELUS launches Virtual Private Cloud service for Canadian businesses



 TORONTO, April 17, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- TELUS AgilIT is a flexible, on-demand, enterprise-class Cloud offering designed specifically for business needs

TELUS today announced the launch of the TELUS AgilIT Virtual Private Cloud, an innovative service that enables businesses to take full control of their cloud environment. The first of TELUS' AgilIT cloud offerings, and unlike other cloud infrastructure services, TELUS' Virtual Private Cloud service provides organizations of all sizes access to computing resources on-demand with a powerful, full-featured portal that enables 24x7 remote access to view and manage their cloud.

"TELUS has taken a quality-based approach to cloud computing by providing customers with secured, guaranteed capacity of computing power while maintaining the flexibility to create, change or suspend their computing jobs as required through a centralized view of their cloud infrastructure," said Tony Krueck, vice-president of Business Products & Services at TELUS. "This allows businesses to respond with greater agility to market demands, develop new applications faster, and contain IT costs by subscribing to computing capacity only as needed."

With TELUS AgilIT Virtual Private Cloud, organizations can migrate to the cloud without worries. The service offers the flexible, scalable, enterprise-class infrastructure businesses of any size need to succeed today and into the future - without the capital and maintenance expenses of building and supporting excessive IT infrastructure in-house. IT managers are in control of the scale and cost of the resources used, yet gain the flexibility to instantly adjust up or down as needed. Since TELUS takes care of managing the infrastructure, internal IT staff is relieved from many of the burdens of day-to-day management, enabling them to focus on more strategic tasks such as business innovation, applications and end-user productivity.

TELUS engineered its cloud service leveraging the next generation of commercial grade hardware and software technologies from leading providers including AMD, NetApp, VMware, and Xsigo. The chosen platforms underwent extensive evaluation and integration efforts to ensure the service delivers the security, performance, scalability and reliability required by businesses and organizations to implement the cloud with confidence while retaining the applications and data within Canada.

Supporting Quotes:

Vladimir Rozanovich, vice-president of North America Commercial Business, AMD "AMD's Opteron 6100- and newest-generation 6200-series processors are helping TELUS deliver a high-performance and energy-efficient cloud computing solution."

Jeff Goldstein, vice-president and general manager of NetApp Canada "TELUS is a Platinum level Service Provider in NetApp's expanding partner ecosystem that is capitalizing on new opportunities to grow their business by delivering innovative private cloud services built on NetApp storage. This new TELUS AgilIT service will help our mutual customers accelerate deployment of private clouds and offers greater flexibility in managing their storage needs."

Grant Aitken, Area vice-president, VMware Canada "The VMware vCloud Powered program was developed to enable our service provider partners to differentiate themselves and help them bring their enterprise-class cloud services to market in this competitive landscape. We look forward to supporting TELUS further as it delivers on the agility and performance customers are looking for in the cloud computing landscape."

Lloyd Carney, CEO of Xsigo "Xsigo's Data Center Fabric provides TELUS with the performance, networking efficiencies and operational flexibility that a world-class cloud computing environment demands."

TELUS offers computing and mobile communications solutions to more than 250,000 small-and-medium-sized businesses and 1,600 enterprises across Canada. Small, medium and large enterprises doing business with TELUS can count on a large business team dedicated to meeting their organizations' needs 24/7, a state-of-the-art 4G LTE network in major urban centres, Clear and Simple rate plans, and customized solutions which now include Managed Mobility Services that enable them to work anywhere, anytime, on any device.

For more information about TELUS AgilIT, please visit www.telus.com/agilit .

About TELUS TELUS /quotes/zigman/22064 CA:T -1.06% /quotes/zigman/11323 CA:TA -2.83% /quotes/zigman/22076/quotes/nls/tu TU -0.46% is a leading national telecommunications company in Canada, with $10.4 billion of annual revenue and 12.7 million customer connections including 7.3 million wireless subscribers, 3.6 million wireline network access lines and 1.3 million Internet subscribers and more than 500,000 TELUS TV customers. Led since 2000 by President and CEO, Darren Entwistle, TELUS provides a wide range of communications products and services including wireless, data, Internet protocol (IP), voice, television, entertainment and video.

In support of our philosophy to give where we live, TELUS, our team members and retirees have contributed more than $260 million to charitable and not-for-profit organizations and volunteered 4.2 million hours of service to local communities since 2000. Eleven TELUS Community Boards across Canada lead TELUS' local philanthropic initiatives. TELUS was honoured to be named the most outstanding philanthropic corporation globally for 2010 by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, becoming the first Canadian company to receive this prestigious international recognition. 


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BlackBerry 7.1 OS finally available for BlackBerry Bold 9900  

 The update is available via BlackBerry Desktop Manager Software, or users can click HERE

Notable improvements include the new BlackBerry Tag, which enables easier sharing via NFC by tapping their NFC enabled BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone against another NFC enabled BlackBerry smartphone.

WiFi tethering enables users to use their device as a mobile hotspot, and a new battery saving mode  promises better battery life by dynamically adjusting a variety of functions depending on the usage.
Read on for the full press release:

New BlackBerry 7.1 OS Now Available for BlackBerry Bold 9900 Customers in Singapore

    Singapore, April 19, 2012 – The latest version of BlackBerry smartphone’s OS, BlackBerry 7.1, is now available for BlackBerry® Bold™ 9900 customers in Singapore. Starting today, current BlackBerry Bold 9900 customers can upgrade the OS of their smartphones to BlackBerry 7.1 for free viasg.blackberry.com/update, or the BlackBerry® Desktop Manager software.

    The BlackBerry 7.1 OS incorporates a new feature called BlackBerry® Tag that can change the way BlackBerry users share information and content. By simply tapping their NFC enabled BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone against another NFC enabled BlackBerry smartphone, users can make sharing easier than ever. They can instantly invite a friend to BBM™ (BlackBerry® Messenger), exchange contact information, documents, URLs, photos and other multimedia content, and they can also pair their BlackBerry smartphone with an NFC enabled Bluetooth® device.

    With BlackBerry 7.1, customers can be productive from virtually anywhere. They can now turn their BlackBerry smartphone into a mobile hotspot that can be shared by up to 5 Wi-Fi® -enabled devices, including laptops and tablets.

    In addition, a new Battery Saving Mode feature has been added which allows customers to extend the battery life of their BlackBerry Bold 9900 when it is most needed. The new feature provides customers the option to have their smartphone settings automatically adjusted when the battery power reaches a level pre-defined by the users. Some of the settings the Battery Saving Mode will automatically adjust include the brightness level, backlight timeout, and also the mobile hotspot auto shutdown timer.

    The new BlackBerry 7.1 OS is now available for BlackBerry Bold 9900 customers to download. Customers can upgrade the OS of their smartphones by visitingsg  http://best-blackberry-mobile-review.blogspot.in/  or using the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software.

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645 Pro Takes The Best iPhone Photos You Have Ever Seen  


 645 Pro bills itself as an app which will turn your iPhone into a DSLR. At first glance, it seems like this has been achieved by mimicking the buttons and LCD panel of a modern SLR, and to an extent that’s true. But the real meat here is under the hood: 645 Pro shoots uncompressed JPEGs and TIFFs, and gives the closest that we’re likely to see to RAW images from the iPhone’s camera.

First, the features. Yesterday, I wrote in a preview that the interface looked very busy, with all the buttons and dials on-screen all the time. And that’s true. But these persistent buttons serve the same purpose as fixed buttons on a real camera: consistency. They are always there, and always where you expect them to be. Even advanced functions don’t resort to menus — you just press and hold the right button to set and forget.

In practice, it works well. The white balance lock also toggles between day and night mode, the grid button adjusts the quality settings of the saved files and the light meter button also switches the viewfinder between a live preview of the chosen “film” and a regular live view.


 

 Over on the right, you can swap “backs” (change crop ratio) and choose different films. These have cute names like E6K, H5 and F4 and more. When you see them, it’s clear that these are modeled on Kodak’s Ektachrome (which is developed using the E6 process) and Ilford’s black and white emulsions FP4 and HP5.

Finally — concerning the controls — there are focus and exposure lock buttons, and a long press on the shutter release will lock both for 1.5 seconds, giving you the chance to reframe and shoot. Zooming is done by pinching, and the focus/exposure point is moved by tapping.

It works well, and suffers the same problems as a regular SLR: because things stay just as you set them, you will sometimes find yourself freaking out when you left a rogue setting dialed in. I did exactly that when making comparison shots for this review, shooting B&W with 645 Pro and color with the iPad’s own camera app.

Despite this, I like the app quite a lot, and once you get used to the faux LCD down at the bottom of the screen you will find the settings quick to change and use.

Photo Quality

The claim that 645 Pro shoots better images than any other camera might well be true. They’re the best that I have seen from my iPad 3. The app’s trick is not to apply post processing to the image data, rendering it as an uncompressed JPG (for use by other iPad apps) or as a TIFF file (for export via iTunes). A neat touch is that you can save both, with the JPG going to the Camera Roll and the TIFF saved for later import via iTunes.

So how is the quality? Pretty amazing. The difference is very clear even in the comparison between Camera.app’s JPGs and those from 645 Pro. Not only are there no artifacts, but the shots are cleaner, crisper and noticeably more detailed. Switch to TIFF and the differences are even bigger. Because the TIFF files are saved without the film effects applied, they look a little flat next to their accompanying JPGs — just like RAW files. But drop them into Lightroom and you’ll see that there is much more detail in the shadows, and blown-out highlights can be recovered to a surprising degree.

There is penalty in the form of file sizes. A typical iPhone 4 JPG weighs in at around 1-1.5MB. The uncompressed JPGs in my tests ranged from 3MB up to 6MB, with the TIFFs all coming in between 4MB and 5MB, depending on the subject.

This is the exact same tradeoff you make with any camera, though, and I’m glad to have the choice. Also, you can dial 645 Pro back to a lower setting, although the manual says that it never goes as low as the iPhone’s standard compression.

Note: I tested the app on an iPad 3, which pretty much has the lens of the iPhone 4S and the sensor of the iPhone 4. Right now, if you try to download and use the app on any iPad, including the new one, it won’t install. I forced it onto my iPad using the iPhone Configuration Utility, but the developer — Mike Hardaker — is looking into that. He says that there’s no reason that it shouldn’t run on any iOS device with an autofocus camera.

Would I recommend this app? Hell yes. Currently, it seems to be the only way to get full-quality images from your iPhone, and it costs just $3. I still find I prefer the $5 Mattebox I reviewed yesterday for quick shooting, but if you’re going to be sending your images over to say, Snapseed, for further processing, then the extra information in the images makes a huge difference.

Pro: Great quality images. A bargain price. Saves out TIFFs and JPGs of the same photo. Effects mimic real films. Live histogram.

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