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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Monday, March 19, 2012
HTC One X Headed To Sprint June 10th?
We have previously heard a rumor that the new HTC One X would be headed to US mobile carrier Sprint, and now according to the guys over at S4GRU, the device could land on Sprint on the 10th of June.
The HTC One X is rumored to be called the HTC Jet on Sprint and it looks like it may feature different specifications that the original HTC One X.
The HTC Jet is rumored to feature a dual core 1.5GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.7 inch Super LCD HD display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels.
It looks like the HTC Jet will use the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8690 processor instead of the NVIDIA Tegra 3 on the HTC One X.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion to have Increased Privacy Controls
Apple’s OS X 10.8, otherwise known as Mountain Lion, is geared for a summer release, but its 2nd Developer Preview reveals some snippets of what to expect with this OS in terms of privacy.
Mountain Lion was seen sporting a dialog box for permission to access your contacts, which was not present in older OS X versions. Also, the Security preferences have been changed to reflect all the apps you have granted permission to, which would allow one to revoke access once you feel the need to.
The added security features were seen as a response to iOS privacy issues, as it was discovered that apps can access and pull out users’ contact information even without permission. While such update is still missing in iOS 5.1, Apple is obviously making some move to increase users’ privacy controls in desktop systems, first through app sandboxing, and now with explicit permission dialog boxes.
HTC Rezound Ice Cream Sandwich Update
HTC Rezound owners have some good news. They will soon be receiving Ice Cream Sandwich on their phones. But if you’re feeling brave, you can get it right now instead of waiting. The Release Candidate build for the HTC Rezound ICS update has leaked online thanks to the guys over at Android Police. This isn’t the final version that will be released this year, but even so, reports have been positive so far.
As a friendly reminer, make sure you back up your phone before installing this or any update. Then if you are ready, head over and download it. You’ll fin the full changelog for the leaked update, instructions and links to the file.
As a friendly reminer, make sure you back up your phone before installing this or any update. Then if you are ready, head over and download it. You’ll fin the full changelog for the leaked update, instructions and links to the file.
Then you’ll have that tasty Ice Cream Sandwich. Enjoy every bite.
Samsung Galaxy S III Shot Shows Apple Patent Issue
A user over at Reddit posted something interesting in the Android section. This image is supposed to be the Galaxy S III. You’ll notice that the render shows a thinner design, a dedicated camera button to the side and a 16:9 display. But the most obvious change is that it has the same ‘lips’ as the Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2, supposedly to avoid those accusations of copying Apple. No one wants more lawsuits.
This is more than just a re-edit of the Wi-Fi 4.2; the front camera layout is different and in a different location. Looks like the software is Android 4.0 plus TouchWiz. It could be a leaked presentation slide to prepare for the release.
This is more than just a re-edit of the Wi-Fi 4.2; the front camera layout is different and in a different location. Looks like the software is Android 4.0 plus TouchWiz. It could be a leaked presentation slide to prepare for the release.
The bottom line is that we just don’t know if this is genuine or not, but it is consistent with the things we that we do know and suspected.
Google Tricks
This tutorial will teach you important and useful google tricks which is so easy but hiden to normal users.
*Know your IP address:
Code to Google:
ip=?
Or,
what is my ip
It will give you this result, Your public IP address is 123.456.789.000, [123.456.789.000 will get changed to your IP address]. Now, you know your IP.
*Using google as unit converter:
Code to Google:
1MB=?KB
Or,
1GB=?MB
Or,
1TB=?Gb
Or,
1TB=?MB
Or,
Any unit you want.
It depends on you, enter your desired number, for example 1GB=?MB or 15421GB=?MB, etc.
Please remember MB and Mb are both different things, Mb is a smaller unit than MB. 1MB is equal to 8 Mb. So, be careful while looking up.
*Advanced site search:
Code to Google:
inurl:sitename.com
Or,
site:sitename.com
This will show you all links containing sitename.com in the url. This is most powerful search method to find something, just replace sitename.com with your desired site, for example hackalone.com or facebook.com
*Google as proxy:
You may use google as free proxy, just open http://www.google.com/translate, and enter a site url that is blocked, and change the site language, for example, if you want to surf a site which is in english language, then select another language that you know, for example change it to hindi, and surf it freely. Well, its a trick but its too complicated, simply you can use http://www.proxy.hackalone.com
*Using google as currency converter:
1USD=?INR
Or,
1$=?INR
Simply replace the currecy code(INR) and number(1) as desired, it will give you 100% correct and latest info.
*Know time of a country:
country time
Replace country from the code to your desired country, for example, change it to india, then the code is india time or change it to new york, then the code is new york time, it will show the current time of that country.
*Flight status:
Delta fligh 007
Simply enter the flight name, and it will return you arrival and departure times.
*Rotate google at 360*:
do a barrel roll
Your screen will rotate completely once. Its a great trick.
*Know license of a software(Is it freeware or shareware):
winrar license?
Simply change winrar to your desired product and it will give you a message like this, Best guess for WinRAR License is Shareware, this result will change according to your software. Please note this may not give all product info.
