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Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Nokia N78 3G SmartPhone Review



The Nokia N78 is a 3G Smartphone which definitely has style & comes in a fashionably sleek casing. The handset is a solid candy bar design which comes with rounded edges & a smooth tactile finish. The casing comes in three colour options which allow the user to choose the coloured section on the back of the handset which include a sophisticated black colour, brown & a white colour. This desirable 3G Smartphone comes with a highly fashionable keypad which sets the keys in a bar type design which provides a compact & small bar type keypad layout. A 2.4 Inch QVGA type screen provides a clear viewing tool with a 240 x 320 pixel screen resolution & displays 16 million colours for the user to view. The overall size of the N78 is compact which makes the Smartphone easy to carry & hold. The overall dimensions are 15.1mm deep, 49mm wide & 113mm high. The Nokia N78 is from the Nokia N Series which includes other popular handsets including the Nokia N70, Nokia N73, Nokia N76 & the Nokia N77.

The N78 comes with 3G HSDPA technology which allows the user to enjoy fast connectivity, transfers & downloads on this technology focused Smartphone. The built in 3G technology allows the user to enjoy 3G video calls on the N78 by using the second camera which is situated on the front of the Smartphone. The user can enjoy wireless communication using Wi-Fi technology complete with UPnP support. The Bluetooth® technology supports A2DP connectivity & allows the user to gain a wireless connection between any Bluetooth compatible devices which avoids a tangled cabled connection. The built EDGE technology allows the user to enjoy fast transfer rates which are approximately three times faster than GPRS transfers. The phone is a quad band technology handset which covers four GSM networks & WCDMA. The Nokia N78 come s with a Symbian operating system which has S60 third edition software installed. The user can view office format documents as the 3G Smartphone supports document viewing capabilities. A built in assisted GPS system known as A-GPS supports Nokia maps which can provide the user with directions. The phone comes with seventy megabytes of internal memory & the user can expand the memory further by inserting a MicroSD™ type memory card.
The user will find the imaging features on this fashionable 3G Smartphone are easy to use & the possibilities are endless. A 3.2 megapixel digital camera feature comes with all the features, options & setting that a user could desire from their phones camera. This high performance camera comes with Carl Zeiss™ optics & a Tessar™ lens to ensure a clear & focused shot is captured. The user can change the photo settings which include a close up setting, landscape, user, night & night portrait option. The picture colour tone & white balance can also be adjusted to gain the best quality finish. The 3.2 megapixel camera come with an auto focus feature, auto exposure, 20 x digital zoom & a LED type flash function. The user can store their pictures, share them via the messaging services or send them to the user blog. The user can enjoy video playback & video recording on the Nokia N78. The user can record video using the 3.2 megapixel camera feature when switched to video mode which allows the user to record their experiences in moving video footage. The video recorder comes with an 8 x digital zoom which allows the user to get up closer to their recording subject. A built in video stabiliser feature prevents the user recording wobbly & jumpy video footage on the Nokia N78. The user can play video using the RealPlayer video playing facility which supports MPEG4, H264, H263, RealVideo & Flash 3 video formats.

A built in Nokia browser with mini map comes with RSS feeds capabilities & provides the user with access to the World Wide Web from their stylish 3G Smartphone. The Nokia N78 comes with a built in mobile email service which supports email attachments so the user will never feel far away from their work as it can all be sent to the portable N78. The handset supports SMS text messages & MMS multimedia messages which allows the user to communicate with others that have compatible messaging services on their mobile phones. The MMS service is a picture messaging service which allows the user to send & receive messages with either a picture or a video with text & sound. A built in stereo FM radio allows the user to tune into their favourite station & the radio feature supports a VisualRadio™ feature. The user can view text information on the screen which is provided by the radio station so the radio feature is a listening & visual experience for the user. An integrated music player supports popular music formats & allows the user to listen to their music just they want to, with easy to create playlist feature & colourful album art displays. The Nokia N78 comes with stereo sound speakers if the user wishes to hear their music out loud & the handset comes with a Nokia headset so the user can enjoy more private listening experience if desired.

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Need for Speed: UnderCover Coming



EA is going to rock the gaming world with their yet another addition to the Racing simulator series, Need For Speed. This time they are going to call it Need For Speed Undercover. The EA has not provided sufficient details as yet. But the details it has provided are enough for all of us to wait eagerly for Undercover’s launch later this year. The EA tell that one of the two EA Vancouver’s NFS teams are behind the Undercover. Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello also told that the movies like The Transporter are the main inspiration for this game. What we can make of it is that there will be yet another great story line in this Release of NFS which the previous one, NFS ProStreet lacked. Need For Speed team has not lauched any game in the previous two years, so they have had enough time at their hand to take this game to perfection.
nfs undercover

The EA failed to reveal what consoles this game will be lauched for. But keeping in mind the previous reputation of NFS games, we can say that this game will be lauched for evry major gaming console out there including the PC.

One Million iPhone 3G Sold in three days!


Apple iPhone has hit the one million mark again.

iPhone 3G Today, Apple proudly announced the record sales of the iPhone 3G. It managed to reach one million mark in just three days. The third generation iPhone was released on 11th July.

On Friday, Apple made the iPhone 3G available in 21 countries that include Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK and the US. 17th July is the D day for France release.

Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO, expressed its gratitude on reaching such a height, “iPhone 3G had a stunning opening weekend. It took 74 days to sell the first one million original iPhones, so the new iPhone 3G is clearly off to a great start around the world.”

Apart from the 3G network, the new iPhone 3G features all the attributes of iPhone along with a built-in GPS for expanded location-based mobile services, and iPhone 2.0 software which includes support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and runs over 800 third party applications available through the new App Store.

The cost of the iPhone 3G is just $199 for the 8GB model, and $299 for the 16GB model in the American market.

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Hasselblad H3DII-50 camera system with 50 megapixel sensor introduced!!


Representing the 4th generation of Hasselblad H-system, the new high end H3DII-50 camera system is a photographer’s delight. It features an mind boggling 50 megapixel sensor. Its 36 X 48mm Kodak sensor is twice the size compared to other DSLR sensors.

Providing exceptional image quality and flexibility, the Hasselblad H3DII-50 camera system is ideal for commercial photographers. Offering highest resolution, it features 300MB files at 1FPS, creative freedom when cropping and altering, unimaginable enlargement potential, ISO 50 to ISO 400, ISO 800 with Hasselblad’s Phocus software and full access to all Hasselblad lenses.

The Hasselblad H3DII-50’s 4-channel read-out structure helps offer 1 fps capture rate. The H3DII-50 is a combination of advanced digital communication and optimization of the best DSLRs. It also offers thumbwheel control of digital menus, direct ISO/WB control, GPS accessory option, and full Digital APO Correction for improved image sharpness.

There has been no word on the pricing so far. The Hasselblad H3DII-50 is expected to be available in October.

Wii Remote now to be used to Defuse Bombs

Nintendo Wii was already proved as helpful for the patients suffering from several diseases. Now US scientists have adopted the remote controller of the Wii for deffusing bombs.
Wii Remote

Reportedly, scientists from the US Department of Energy’s Idaho National Lab has revamped the Wii remote and has developed Packbot, a machine-gun-toting robot that can be used to defuse mines and bombs.

The Packbot can be used for several defense purposes such as disposing bombs, sniffing out explosives and checking for land mines.

The Wiimote is equipped with the motion sensor, which is used for playing Wii Sports games such as tennis, golf, bowling etc.

However, this is the first time, where such motion sensor remotes are used for focusing on data processing.

Hasselblad H3D-31 DSLR Camera!! Whopping 31 Mega-Pixels!!

The latest Hasselblad SLR camera has just blown people away. Hasselblad claims it to be the first 48mm full-frame camera. The H3D-31 DSLR camera features a whooping 31-megapixel 44- x 33-millimeter sensor, micro-lenses to increase ISO ratings up to 800, image capture rate of 1.2 seconds-per-image, mobile / tethered modes, and the Hasselblad Natural Color Solution for much smoother post-processing.

Hasselblad H3D-31 DSLR Camera

Looking at the specs one would gather that this SLR camera is not cheap and even in this regard the Hasselblad H3D-31 DSLR camera does not disappoint. The H3D-31 DSLR camera is up for grabs for a mind boggling price of Rs 12 lacs! Thats right u may hav to sell urlf to own this peice of art.

This is what Christian Poulsen, CEO of Hasselblad had to say, “To date, we’ve introduced the H3D-39 and H3D-22 and, in doing so, have set new standards in image quality and lens performance for digital SLR cameras. Offering a full-frame, 48×36mm sensor and unique features, such as Hasselblad’s Natural Color Solution, Digital Auto Correction and Instant Approval Architecture, the H3D-39 and H3D-22 deliver unsurpassed image quality, including moirĂ©-free color rendering, and have become the cameras that professional commercial photographers aspire to. With the introduction of the H3D-31, we’re now looking to address the needs of professional mobile photographers, whose work may encompass shooting a variety of subjects on location, but who still want the image quality that high-end 35mm DSLRs don’t offer. We’re confident that the H3D-31’s additional photographic flexibility, including its faster ISO rating and faster capture rate, will make it a very attractive proposition for the professional mobile photographer.”

Friday, July 4, 2008

Computer Illiteracy

Why do people here in India know very less about the biggest and the most important invention of the 20th century?? Even those who own them and are in buisness relted to them know really little about them..
Most people in India above 30 or 40 years of age think of computers as a toy for children to play. They usually say ki "Bachchon ko computer leke diya hai" kind of things. They are not at all interested in getting used to it. And they usually get cheated while buying things as people who sell make use ok the less knowledge among the masses. The people who sell computes are not willing to switch over to and sell newer items. They will tell u that u wont ever need the new technology, its for high end users but the actual thing is that they dont have it and want to get rid of their old stuffs.