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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

BioDigital Human Explores Human Body Like Google Earth Explores Earth

We all are used to Google Earth’s interactive 3D experience to explore our planet Earth. In the same way, now BioDigital Human lets us navigate the internals of a human body in full-color and in 3D. To the common man, understanding how our body functions is critical to understand a new diagnosis or treatment method. The textual medical reference can’t be very helpful. So, BioDigital has developed the BioDigital Human on top of NVIDIA’s GPUs to let the user explore intricate details of human anatomy, so that users can see the body’s systems work in real time – be it pumping of the heart or expanding and contracting of lungs.

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ICS update for HTC Incredible S users in India

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HTC has started rolling out the Android 4.0.4 update for Incredible S users in the country. Now available over-the-air (OTA), this update is 250MB in size and bumps the Android and Sense version on the smartphone.

Live shots of the Sony Xperia LT29i surface, looks impressive

So far, we just have spy shots and mock ups of what the Xperia LT29i would look like once it actually hit the streets. We knew it would be based on the Xperia GX that Sony launched for the Japanese market back in May but we didn’t know what the final design would look like. Lucky for us, ePrice managed to get their hands on an engineering sample of the Hayabusa and have done quite an in-depth preview of the device, which includes some nice sample shots from the 13MP camera.

Google to replace Gmail video chat with Google+ Hangouts

Google's mailing service, Gmail, has received a series of updates this year. Apart from a neater interface and other important upgrades, Gmail has also been integrated with Google's social networking website Google+. And now the company has taken one more step towards deepening Google+ integration with Gmail – replacing the video chat with Google+ Hangouts.

Google had brought the video chat feature to Gmail in 2008 and has been an important part of the mailing service since then. “Unlike the old video chat, which was based on peer-to-peer technology, Hangouts utilise the power of Google’s network to deliver higher reliability and enhanced quality,” says the Google team in a blog post.


Sony Might Bring Jelly Bean To 2011 Xperia Phones


Sony really ticked off a lot of people when they announced that they were no longer bringing Ice Cream Sandwich to the Xperia Play. Our comments were awash with many owners threatening to boycott Sony for this slight. Sony had themselves another PR nightmare last week when one of their spokespersons said that none of the 2011 Xperia phones would be getting Jelly Bean. They’re now attempting to fix that.

Facebook adds 'Save for Later'

A new feature allows Facebook users to save content to read later, keeping it in a folder available across all devices.

London Olympics Google Doodles so far


Olympics is one of the largest sports events on earth. This years Olympics are being held in UK. What better way for Google to celebrate this event than with Google Doodles.

Power Restored after Huge Indian Power Cut


BBC's Rajini Vaidyanathan: "More than half of India's population ground to a halt"

India's power supply has been fully restored after a two-day blackout across much of the country, an official has said.

"Wat up wit u": Yep, Texting Is Killing Students' Grammar Skills


"Wat up wit u mom I luv u" says the most recent text from my 11-year-old son. His shorthand, of course, translates to, "What’s up with you, mom? I love you." Like many of us when we text, he isn't taking the time to type out the whole sentence. Every day he and his tween peers zip a dozen similar shorthand text messages back and forth to each other. According to a new study in the journal New Media and Society, the use of these ubiquitous texting shortcuts is negatively altering their ability to identify and use correct grammar.

Digg Unveils New Look

Slightly ahead of schedule, the Betaworks/News.me team released the brand new version of Digg they built from the ground up on Tuesday evening. Digg was scheduled to debut tomorrow, but the team decided to announce Digg v1 a day early via Twitter and a company blog post. Here's what the Betaworks team built over the last six weeks:

Lava E-Tab Z7H - First Tab from Lava

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The new Lava E-Tab Z7H  is the first tablet from Lava Mobiles . It is a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen tablet loaded with the latest Android ICS OS . It does not have in-built 3G but supports Internet access through the 3G data cards .

Videocon Unveils New Smartphones

Videocon Mobiles has announced its new range of feature and touch phones. Encompassing the V1542, V1548, V1531+ and the V1580, the new range of mobile phones come with dual SIM connectivity, audio and video player, FM radio and Movie Juke Box application. Featuring micro USB along with GPRS and internet support, the range brings to consumers enhanced internet browsing capabilities which is clubbed with embedded social networking apps like Facebook and Twitter.

The Videocon V1542 features a 2.6 inch WVGA">QVGA display; while the V1548 features a 2.6 inch QVGA touch display; the V1531+ features a 2.4 inch QVGA display and the V1580 has a 3.2 WQVGA touch display.

Airtel kept Customers Connected Through The World’s Biggest Blackout


It is nice to see that Airtel network did not go down during this power crisis in India.

But when nothing worked in the states where power failed, how did Airtel manage to keep network up? We decided to investigate further and contacted Airtel spokespersons.

Tata Docomo Introduces ‘Sneham Pack’ in Andhra Pradesh Offers Local Own Net Calls at 1paise per 6 seconds

Tata Docomo Introduces ‘Sneham Pack’ in Andhra Pradesh Offers Local Own Net Calls at 1paise per 6 seconds
Tata Docomo India’s fastest growing and Innovative telecom company today announced the launch of ‘Sneham pack’ exclusively for its prepaid GSM and CDMA customers across Andhra Pradesh telecom circle.

MTNL Slashes 3.6 Mbps 3G Data Card Price to Rs. 1199

India’s first 3G Mobile service operator Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) today slashed the price of its plug-n-play 3G USB Dongle (3.6 Mbps 3G Data Card) from Rs. 1599 to Rs. 1199 for its postpaid and prepaid customer in Mumbai telecom circle.

Skyrim DLC : Dawnguard is first Elder Scrolls V


One of the biggest hits in terms of sales in 2011 was the latest version of Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls series - The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The game put players in control of the Dovhakiin, which is dragon tongue for Dragonborn, in the icy viking-inspired region of Skyrim. The series is very well known for its open world that lets players roam around and do whatever they want, be it exploring treacherous caverns to finding treasure, or pick flowers to make potions.

Apple to unveil iPhone 5, iPad mini on September 12 ?

If this rumor proves to be true, this could be one of the biggest pieces of tech news for this entire year.

Quoting “sources who have proven to be accurate in the past”, tech site iMore said, “Apple is planning to debut the new iPhone at a special event on Wednesday, 12 September 2012, with the release date to follow 9 days later on Friday, 21 September.”

Speculation that Apple will release an iPad mini has been refusing to die down, and this latest piece of news is bound to hit the rumor mills even harder. However it was widely expected that both devices would be launched in October. If both do exist however, it would most probably make sense for Apple to launch them earlier, especially as the company blamed its disappointing Q3 results on hype around the iPhone 5.

Samsung 11.8 inch Retina Display tablet revealed in Court Documents

Court documents made public in the epic Apple v. Samsung trial that kicked off in California today reveal that Samsung is working on a tablet codenamed "P10" that would include LTE connectivity and an 11.8-inch display at 2560 x 1600 (WQXGA) resolution. With the new iPad, Apple has pushed the issue of so-called Retina displays in the tablet form factor — and it's no surprise that Samsung, one of the world's largest suppliers of LCDs and AMOLEDs — would be pushing for a screen to match in its own Galaxy line as quickly as possible. Though 11.8 inches might be on the hairy edge for tablet portability, the P10 would still qualify as a Retina-like device with a pixel density of 256 ppi.

Milagrow to Launch Tablet, Robot named after Gagan Narang

Milagrow will name an upcoming tablet and a domestic robot after Gagan Narang, who won India's first medal at the London Olympics on Monday after bagging a bronze in the 10-metre air rifle event.

The company will also give 5% of sales of a special edition product to the shooter, which could amount to about Rs 50 lakh.

Milagrow business and knowledge solutions founder and chief executive officer Rajeev Karwal said that the company plans to sell more than 10,000 tablets named after Narang, each costing at least Rs 10,000.


16GB Nexus 7 back on Google Play Store

 
(Credit: Screenshot by Scott Stein/CNET)

Well, that was fast. Just one week after the 16GB-capacity Google Nexus 7 tablet suddenly ran out of stock, the higher-capacity version of Asus' critically acclaimed Android tablet is back in the Google Play Store, with a current delivery estimate of three to five business days. 

Micromax Funbook Pro up for grabs online at Rs. 9,999


The Micromax Funbook Pro, which was spotted on Micromax's website few days ago, is now available for purchase via online shopping site Snapdeal. The pricing of the device has been listed as Rs. 9,999. Micromax has not yet officially announced the launch of the Funbook Pro.