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The Intex Avatar 3D touch mobile phone recently hit the shores of India.  Bearing a 2.8-inch stereoscopic display that requires 3D glasses (bundled) to view the 3D content, the Intex Avatar also features a one-touch 2D image/video to 3D convertor.  The Intex Avatar is also a dual-SIM device, of the GSM-GSM type .   This mobile device is accompanied by a free pair of 3D glasses for users to view the converted content in 3D. It also comes along with a 4GB multimedia card which contains 10 pre-installed 3D films and lets owners watch 3D videos at the rate of 30 frames per second. Sanjay Kumar, GM, Mobile Business, Intex Technologies India, said:  “At Intex, we believe in addressing consumer needs by constantly innovating and developing feature-rich mobile handsets. India has evolved in adoption of 3D technology. Keeping consumer needs in mind we have introduced this novel feature. Intex is poised to provide unique offerings to all the technology enthusiasts with ...

Beyond sporadic antenna-flavoured mishaps and AT&T exclusivity, there’s really not much to complain about when it comes to Apple’s iPhone. But it doesn’t run Adobe Flash, we hear you cry. Oh, but it does run Adobe Flash, we reply, or hadn’t you heard? Moreover, an annoyed Steve Jobs is probably grinding his back teeth right about now after Comex, a renowned member of the hacker community, publicly revealed the ‘Frash’ iOS solution, which nimbly circumvents Apple’s staunch refusal to embrace Flash on the iPhone. According to Frash’s creator, the hack runs through iOS on the Safari browser and work with the new iPhone 4 smartphone, as well as its predecessor the iPhone 3GS and also Apple’s iPad tablet computer. Of course, using Frash isn’t as easy as quickly popping into the App Store. Firstly, anyone looking to put Frash through its paces will need to be using a jail-broken iPhone, which instantly narrows compatibility. And the current available build (version 0.02) is extremely ...

Since the day Apple first introduced a software upgrade for its Mac OS 9 these updates have never been a piece of cake for Apple. Most of these updates have created compatibility problems on the users’ machine and if not compatibility then these updates create problems like OS crashing and buggy applications. But, at least with these sorts of problems Apple tried to give its best to the consumers and not cheat them. But, this time the trend seems to be changing. It has been reported the latest security update released by Apple contains the previous version (released in February) of the Flash player. Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs had earlier said in an interview to the Wall journal that the Flash player is slow, buggy and obsolete and so had not been incorporated in the iPhones. Retaliating to this Adobe that is the manufacturer of the Flash player said that the Flash player that Apple is giving in the security updates for Mac OS X is not the latest version of the product. Besides the A...