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Microsoft has officially  removed the wraps from   Windows Phone 8 aka Apollo, the next major upgrade to its failed mobile OS and shot its entire existing user base to hell in the process. Lets start with Good things first, of Windows Phone 8.  There we have plenty of new features  Windows Phone 8 will support like Better Hardware  dual-core and quad-core CPUs, higher screen resolutions (WVGA, WXGA, 720p),  swappable   memory cards, IPv6  and native NFC. It will feature a "Wallet Hub" which will allows to use Windows Phone 8 devices for mobile payment and more, a "Company Hub" which allows companies create their own Windows Phone 8 Hub for custom employee apps.  Additionally, Office for Windows Phone is also being beefed-up for enterprises, though no specific details were shared on this aspect. It will also include Internet Explorer 10 (IE10), Skype and Bing Maps replaced with much better Nokia Drive will be pre-loaded on...

Nokia last year announced that it will ditch its rusting Symbian OS and embrace Windows Phone 7 on their next generation phones. After nearly an year Nokia revealed Lumia range of phones featuring Windows Phone Mango. The result is a mixed bag one side you have possibly the most fluid OS on the phone ever with no lags, no frame skipping etc... The animations and transitions are very smooth, pinch to zoom, rotation are really smooth. The home screen is really attractive and very different, overall the whole OS is very minimal and has almost no chrome. The build quality of Nokia Lumia 800 and 900 are top notch, clear Black AMOLED screen is vey bright. While on the other hand it is just like Apple a walled garden by Microsoft. You cannot change much look or feel of the OS like Android, Bluetooth file transfer is prohibited(really??? Whats the use of of putting a Bluetooth inside), the apps are too far too few, official apps like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube are missing...

Mobile platforms, commonly known as mobile operating systems, control mobile handsets in the same way as an operating system (OS) such as Mac OS, Linux or Windows controls a desktop computer or laptop. Mobile platforms are undergoing rapid change with the growth of the smartphone industry. Here we’ve analysed the different operating systems in the market today: iPhone and iOS 4 Apple’s iPhone iOS is the most popular mobile operating system for smartphones. As a developer, one needs to use Mac tools on an Apple Mac to write applications for this platform. This is a problem as most developers use PCs and PC based tools. This means additional cost (to acquire hardware), as well as additional skill development. iOS is based on the Mac OS X.  To develop programs, engineers have to use objective C for the procedural code and the Xcode designer to generate the user interface. Objective C is a lot like any modern object-oriented language and doesn't take long to master. One can c...

FINNISH PHONE MAKER  Nokia's newly promoted Anssi Vanjoki has written a bullish first post in which he kicks to the curb any suggestion that the firm will use Google's Android OS. Vanjoki, now Nokia's head of mobile solutions, launched into the role with a post called, "The fightback starts now", in which he set forth his firm's stance on operating systems and its plans to take battle back to the top of the mobile phone market. At the heart of this fightback is the line that Vanjoki is drawing around preferred operating systems. He believes that Nokia will benefit best from working with partners closer to home. "Symbian and MeeGo are the best software for our smartest devices. As such, we have no plans to use any other software. Despite rumors to the contrary, there are no plans to introduce an Android device from Nokia," he explained. We don't know if the Nokia human resources team tests its workers for stress, but although he's not long in ...

Apple iPhone 3G , Nokia N96, Sony Ericsson XPERIA XI, Sony Ericsson C905 Apple iPhone 3G is finally coming to India thanks to Vodafone and Airtel. With a large 3.5 inch screen that supports an ultra crisp 320 x 480 pixels at up to 16 million colours, the iPhone 3G is going to be te next multimedia revolution. Apple's sound qualityis legendary, and add to the the brillent human interface of their finger touch and swipe interaction that many of us have already discovered to be flawless in the iPod Touch, the iPhone 3G is all set to make a resounding splash. It's available in capacities ranging up to 16 GB, and with goodies like excellent net browser courtesy the combo of WiFi and their excellent Safari browser, integrated GPS this is going to take interfacing to the next level. The sad part is it's going to be sold as a voice and data pakage, and not a standalone device. And add to the fact its price in India is Rs.31,000/- compare it with just Rs.9000/- in US. Nok...

Breaking The Memory Card Passwords For Nokia s60 1st and 2nd edition phones. 1. First Install FExplorer in your phone memory. 2. Got to drive C: , you will find a file called mmcstore 3. Send it to your pc directly and open it in notepad or rename the file. 4. At the end of the file you will find your password. For Nokia S60 3rd Phones, Nokia N-Series and Nokia E-Series There is almost no way yet known to hack the memory card password in case of these types of phone but there is a way to do it some of the s60 3rd edition phones and almost all the E-series phones. The remote lock option in E-Series phone allws you to unlock your phone by sending a sms. The only thing you have to do is to activate this feature by going to Tools | Settings | Security | Phone and SIM | Allow remote lock menu. The password of your memory card will be your remote lock message. So you have to just send a sms containing your remote lock message that will automatically change your memory card passswor...

Here are few Tip And Tricks for most Nokia & Sony Ericsson phones in India running on Symbian S60 OS. 1.) Select Apps by Presasing A number If there are many applications on list & you find it painful to scrolling. Then just press the number of application. For example the left topmost applicaton is 1, the right topmost application is 3, & so on. If you don't like grid style view, you can move to list view: go to Options > Change View > List. The number system here is topmost item 1 & the ones below 2, 3, 4, etc... 2.) Launching Browser Using A single Key Many phones espacially Nokia ones have a dedicated Internetr Button. Pess (i) on your phone & hold it for a longer period & you will see default browser loading up. 3.) Multitasking In Phone Like Alt + Tab in windows Symbiam based phones hasve this feature as well. The Menu key which launches the menu of applications, if held longer period shows a list of open applications currently...

*2820# TO KNOW YOUR UNIQUE BLUETOOTH ADDRESS *#9999# or *#0000# TO KNOW WHEN YOUR MOBILE SOFTWARE WAS INSTALLED *#06# TO KNOW THE SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR MOBILE *#92702689# TO KNOW THE LIFE TIMER OF YOUR MOBILE (UNLIKE LIFE TIMER IN MOBILE'S LOG THIS CANNOT BE RESETTED) NOKIA RADAR IN SOME MOBILES THERE IS A SPECIAL SETTING IN NOKIA PHONES THAT SHOWS RADAR CONTENT ON STANBY SCREEN (NOTE:- BEFORE PROCEEDING MAKE SURE SCREEN INFO DISPLAY & ACTIVE STANDBY ARE DEACTIVE) GO TO SETTINGS --> SECURITY SETTINGS --> PHONE & SIM(ONLY IN N-SERIES) --> CLOSED USER GROUP SELECT ON AND WRITE THE GROUP NUMBER "00000" WITHOUT INVERTED COMMAS. & YOU ARE DONE