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Features of this Sony Cyber-shot RX10 are a 20.2 effective MP (approximate) 1.0-type back-enlightened Exmor R CMOS sensor, which is seen on the DSC-RX100 II, and as said by Sony is around 4 times larger than a typical compact camera’s sensor.
The Cyber-shot RX10 attributes a fixed Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 24-200mm F2.8 lens, which according to the company features ‘superb levels of clarity and resolving power’. The lens’ proficiency to focus at distances as short as 3cm supposedly furthermore make the RX10 perfect for detail-rich macro shots.
The broad F2.8 greatest aperture should be effective in low lightweight, and the lens’ 7-blade iris diaphragm should also assist in conceiving circular background defocus (‘bokeh’) consequences. furthermore onboard, is Optical SteadyShot (image stabilization), supposedly productive furthermore at longer focal lengths.
The Sony Cyber-shot RX10 is driven by a BIONZ X processing motor, which according to Sony offers roughly a 3X enhancement in processing speed contrasted to preceding BIONZ processors.
As for video notes, the RX10 can arrest full-HD 1080p video, at a selectable 50p (AVCHD progressive) or cinematic 25p frame rates, with full command over P/A/S/M exposure modes. A ‘clear’ HDMI yield allows video to be reconsidered on an external supervise or noted to a distinct storage device.
Sony is furthermore proposing the optional XLR-K1M adapter kit, permitting the supplement of an external microphone by the balanced XLR terminal.
The RX10 features a 3-inch ‘bright 3.0-type White Magic’ LCD, with 1290k spots, apart from a 1440k spot high-contrast Tru-Finder electronic viewfinder. NFC and Wi-Fi connectivity, and it is compatible with iOS and Android devices, utilizing the PlayMemories wireless type 3.0.

Google has taken technology to another level.Recently Google has revealed The Google Glass.Glass will feature a 5-megapixel camera capable of recording 720p videos. It will also feature a Bone Conduction Transducer for audio.Glass will be compatible with any Bluetooth enabled device.As per Google, Glass will offer 16GB internal storage space out of which 12GB will be usable and will be synced with Google cloud storage. Glass will include a Micro-USB cable and charger, and Google specifies that Glass is designed and tested with the included charger and advises users to stick to using the bundled charger.

 Glass comes with adjustable nosepads and Google also offers extra nosepads in two sizes.For using GPS and SMS it requires the MyGlass companion app which is only available for phones running Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich or higher..It will be available in five colours at a price of $1500.

1. Quick Settings: Using  fingers to swipe down the notification bar instead of one will jump straight into Android 4.2′s new “quick settings” option. If you forgot and used one finger by force of habit, you can still jump into the quick settings rather quickly by tapping the bottom of the notification bar with your other finger.
2. Adjusting Date & Time Settings:If you want to quickly change your date or time, you can pull down the notification bar and tap on the clock in the top left corner to jump straight into their settings.
3. Opening Google Now: To quickly access Google Now, swipe up from underneath your screen and drag your finger to the “Google Now” button that will show up as a result. It doesn’t matter where you swipe up from or what app your currently in, the shortcut will work regardless.
4. Unlocking Developer Options: In 4.2, the developer options are hidden by default. To unlock them, go into Settings>About Phone and repeatedly tap on the “build number” option until you get a message telling you that you have become a developer.
5. Unlocking Easter Egg Day Dream: Day Dream is an all new feature with Android 4.2, and if you want the Jelly Bean Easter Egg to be one of the available day dreams do this: Go to Settings>About Phone and repeatedly tap on the “Android version” option until you see that big ol’ Jelly Bean.
6. Switching Tabs: Chrome is now default in Android 4.2, and has a nice little trick to switching tabs easily. Simply swipe from one end of your phone’s screen (the left or the right) to the other to switch back and forth between open tabs.
7. Identify Buttons: With ICS, Google changed the old menu system by going with the new action bar. This makes things more convenient, except for when you have no idea what those little buttons on the action bar do. Well, a way to avoid finding out through trial and error is simply long pressing on the unidentified button which will prompt a little notification telling you what the button is or does.
8. Switching Keyboards: With the new Emoji keyboard that came with Android 4.2, you’ll probably want to know how to switch keyboards quickly. It’s actually quite simple. Just press and hold on the space bar and you’ll get a pop up letting you choose between available input methods.
9. See Original Photo: With Android Jelly Bean’s new photo editing tools (filters, crops, etc), you can quickly forget what your original photo looked like (and if the edited version is better). Well, instead of backing out and looking at the original in your gallery, you can simply swipe down on the photo while editing to reveal the original photo.
10. Quick Uninstall: If you want to uninstall an app on your smartphone or tablet, there’s no more need to do it through the Google Play store or go deep into the settings. Simply open your app launcher and press and hold on an app. This will make two buttons show up at the top of your screen. To delete an application, drag the app to the “uninstall” button and let go.

 

 1. Micromax Canvas 2 (Rs. 9,399)
   

Main Features: Dual SIM | 5 inch IPS capacitive display | Android 4.0 | 1GHz Dual core processor | 8 MP camera, 0.3 front camera | 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS
Micromax A110 is the upgraded version of Micromax's first budget Android phablet, the Micromax A100. It comes with a better processor and a better camera than its predecessor.
Micromax A110 is smart phone cum tablet which sports a 5 inch IPS capacitive display running on Android 4.0 Ice cream sandwich OS. The mobile is powered by Dual core processor which ensures a smoother and snappier performance.
For shutter bugs, it houses an 8MP camera with Auto focus and LED flash and front camera for video calling.but Micromax has updated the device to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
The Micromax A110 is the best phablet in India within a budget

2.Nokia Lumia 520 (Rs. 8,700)

Actor Paul Walker:The hollywood actor best known for his role in “The Fast and the Furious” movie franchise was killed on Saturday in a fiery single-car wreck in Southern California.He was a passenger in a friend's car when the driver lost control.
News of the fatal crash was first reported by US website TMZ.
The actor's death was later confirmed on his Facebook page.
A statement on the page read: "It is with a truly heavy heart that we must confirm that Paul Walker passed away today in a tragic car accident while attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide.
 

Sailfish is a Linux-based mobile operating system developed by Jolla in cooperation with the Mer project and supported by the Sailfish Alliance. It is to be used in upcoming smartphones by Jolla and other licencees Although it is primarily targeted at mobile phones, it is also intended to support other categories of devices.

Compatibility

Jolla declared Sailfish OS compatible with Android phone and tablets hardware, using existing Android device drivers. This was announced on September 2013 and it is a major milestone. This has been achieved with use of Alien Dalvik by Myriad Group. This is a big step forward for phone and tablet manufacturers which can immediately and effortlessly integrate their existing devices with the Sailfish OS and still have ability to use Android software. Unveiled in 2013 Jolla prototypes and Sailfish running on other non-Jolla devices have shown proves of compatibility and Android applications running without problems, with native speed, without lags or jams. Jolla has previously stated that Sailfish is compatible with Android applications. This was done in collaboration with the creators of Alien Dalvik, the Myriad Group, known for running Android apps with the Nokia N9 (but the Android layer was never released as built-in on N9). Many Android applications run on Jolla devices unchanged. To take advantage of all UI and other features of Sailfish OS and make applications fast they may need porting to native Qt/QML, there are extensive guides available on porting to Qt/QML.
Jolla has reported that Ubuntu, Sailfish and Plasma Active cooperation for sharing common APIs is in progress and - upon success - will make the platforms compatible on the API level.
As Jolla Sailfish is based on the open-source Meego, it is compatible to some extent with MeeGo Harmattan released by Nokia with the N9 phone. The applications written in Qt for N9 might need a minor conversion process before they can run on Sailfish.

Software availability

Sailfish will be able to run most applications that were originally developed for MeeGo and Android, in addition to native Sailfish applications. This will give it a large catalogue of available apps on launch.
Considering upon Jolla's declarations that Sailfish OS is be able to use software from following platforms

• Sailfish (natively created + ported like from Qt, Symbian, MeeGo - developers have reported that porting a Qt written software with Sailfish SDK takes a few hours only)
• Android applications are directly running in Sailfish OS. They are compatible as they are in third-party Android stores, with no needed modification (in most of the cases).
• MeeGo (because of backward compatibility thanks to MeeGo code legacy included in the Mer core)
• Unix and Linux (as Sailfish is Linux then using such a software is possible, especially RPM packages, either in terminal/console mode or with limitations implying from using Sailfish UI, if not ported and adjusted)
• HTML5 (because it is ready for this kind of software then use oncoming FirefoxOS software can also be possible)

Then a number of unique software possible to use can be estimated by adding number of software from the list above. In general it can be expected to be not less than 500K unique software pieces at the beginning.
The best thing about Sailfish OS 
You can run Android apps on Sailfish OS directly

Nokia’s first phablet, the Lumia 1520 has arrived in Europe.The six-inch smartphone was launched in France on 19 Nov 2013.The phone has now officially been launched in France, no official date for the phone has been announced for the UK.
It features the first full HD display and quad-core processor seen in a Windows Phone 8 device. It also has a 20 megapixel rear camera, 2GB RAM, a huge 3,400mAh battery and a microSD card slot.
It is also the first Nokia smartphone to come with a nano-SIM.
On its official Nokia Conversation’s blog, the firm said that the phone will also go on sale in Italy, the United States, Russia and Hong Kong later this week.
Lets see when it arrives in India.