5 Tips For Good Battery Life On Android Phones!

Android is best customizable OS, but its only drawback is battery life. Every android enjoys its OS but they suffer a lot when it comes to battery life. So today I will be sharing 5 tips for a good battery life on your Android Phones

1. Root Your Phone
Rooting voids the warranty but it increases its overall performance which helps improve battery life. If phone is rooted you can disable start up of certain apps which will reduce load. Rooting lets you add scripts and tweaks which boosts overall performance and battery life

2. Turn Off the Background Data
Yes! If your phone battery is draining quickly it probably might be the cause.  If you turn off background, you can see a great improvement in battery life. And if u like to chat you can use watsapp as it doesn't need background data to be on. You can turn off background data by Settings-->Accounts & Sync-->Uncheck Background Data

MTS introduces "Flat 30p For Everything" Offer

MTS India the pure CDMA Mobile and Data service provider with 16 million customers today added to its list of firsts in India by launching the revolutionary offer ‘Flat 30p for everything’ which include Local, STD, Roaming and ISD calls, SMS and Data usage at just 30 paisa.

The launch of Flat 30 paisa for everything has been specially designed to simplify mobile tariffs and offer greater convenience to MTS customers.

Dell XPS 14 Ultrabook

The new Dell XPS 14 Ultrabook is a 14-inch display ultrabook powered by a powerful latest Intel 3rd generation core i5/i7 processor and optional NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M  . It is a premium built laptop encased in Aluminium casing and sports a back-lit keyboard .

It’s a design that goes beyond beauty. Your XPS 14 Ultrabook is less than 1 inch (20.7mm) thin, built for maximum portability. Machined aluminum, bonded Corning® Gorilla® Glass and a silicone base are designed to bring you an experience that’s premium in every way. With up to 11 hours of battery life³ and a backlit keyboard, the ultra-thin XPS 14 Ultrabook is built to keep pace with your busy life. Why wait? The XPS 14 Ultrabook™ boots up to 33 percent faster than a regular hard drive and resumes in less than 2 seconds⁴. A solid-state drive and Intel® Rapid Start Technology make it possible. Inspired by Intel.

BSNL launches 3G WiFi Router for Rs 5,800

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), in association with Shyam Networks launched a 3G WiFi router, Winknet MF 50, bundled with its SIM for Rs 5,800.

R K Upadhyay, chief managing director, BSNL said, "3G WiFi Router, Winknet MF 50, will be made available from tomorrow at all the BSNL stores for Rs 5,800. It will come bundled with attractive data plans that BSNL will announce in coming days."

Winknet MF 50, 3G pocket router, will be a SIM locked router and will converts the data signal connection to WiFi, thus creating a WiFi hotspot which can be used by minimum five users simultaneously for connecting WiFi enabled devices including phones, laptops and personal computers. It offers an uploading speed of 14.4 Mbps.

Firefox Mobile OS

Mozilla is working closely with leading telecom operators and few handset makers to release the HTML5 based open source Firefox OS by early next year.

First devices to feature this firefox OS will be manufactured by TCL Communication Technology (Alcatel) and ZTE and also it is working closely with the network operators including Smart, Sprint, Telecom Italia, Telenor,etc.

Mozilla announced in its blog regarding the Firefox mobile OS.



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Tata Docomo Offers 1GB 3G Data for Just Rs.4

Recently, Tata Docomo revised its 3G tariff by 90%. Soon after Tata Docomo has cut the data tariff for its 3G services, it is now offering 1GB 3G data at just Rs.4. Yes, but to avail this offer customers need to recharge with Rs.4 within 48hrs of recharging with Rs.246.

It has introduced this offer under 3G SmartLife plans,  where in the customers can benefit the offer of Rs.4 recharge for 1GB. 

So, if you're an Tata Docomo customer simply grab this offer immediately as no other operator offers such an offer.

Soon Stolen Mobiles can be Recovered!!

Yes!!  You read right! You can get back your stolen mobiles as Indian government is about to start a new service called "National Mobile Property Registration". In National Telecom Policy 2012, it was one from the list.

To facilitate establishment of a National Mobile Property Registry for addressing
security, theft and other concerns including reprogramming of mobile handsets.

In this service, your details such as IMEI, Name and address details will be registered for every mobile device. So that, next time whenever they find some thief they can search particular IMEI number and can return the mobile easily. The same is already implemented in many countries. This will be most helpful for guys especially who lose their mobile:D