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Google Nexus 10 price in India unofficially declared through e-retailers

Saturday, December 15th, 2012

Google Nexus 10 price in India unofficially declared through e-retailers

The Google Nexus 10 price in India has appeared on certain online shopping sites, although when will it land in the country officially is hard to tell. Also seen along with the slab, are other devices belonging to the Nexus family.

The tablet has already created a lot of buzz in the US market ever since its release back in November. So those who have been anticipating its launch for a while now, can turn to online retailers such as eBay and Junglee.

Google Nexus 10 price in India unofficially declared through e-retailers
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The Google Nexus 10 price in India has appeared on certain online shopping sites, although when will it land in the country officially is hard to tell. Also seen along with the slab, are other devices belonging to the Nexus family.

The tablet has already created a lot of buzz in the US market ever since its release back in November. So those who have been anticipating its launch for a while now, can turn to online retailers such as eBay and Junglee.

Google Nexus 10

The former has made it available in 16GB as well as 32GB variants, while the latter has currently laid down only the 32GB model on the table. The word has been out that it possesses qualities worthy enough to compete with the iPad’s Retina display.

Buyers are greeted by a 10-inch WQXGA display that flashes visuals at a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels. It runs on the latest Android Jelly Bean operating system and gains steam from a 1.7GHz dual core A15 processor.

Users can rely on connectivity features like Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n to access the net, Bluetooth 3.0 as well as NFC for wireless sharing and GPS for assistance during navigation. Sensors such as accelerometer, gyro, light and digital compass can be seen as additional highlights of the tablet.

A 5MP snapper to permit taking snapshots and recording clips is seen on the flip side, while a 1.9MP webcam finds its way onto the front panel. A 9,00mAh Li-ion battery powers the device to function actively between charges. However, the company doesn’t specifically point out for how long the battery life will sustain.

The Google Nexus 10 can be picked up through Junglee at a price of Rs. 31,000 for the 32GB model. Those hunting for the slate with 16GB onboard storage will find it on eBay for Rs. 32,813 and the device with higher flash memory (32GB) has been put up for sale at Rs. 40,506.

Google Nexus 10 price in India unofficially declared through e-retailers
by Staff – on Dec 15th 2012 – No Comments
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The Google Nexus 10 price in India has appeared on certain online shopping sites, although when will it land in the country officially is hard to tell. Also seen along with the slab, are other devices belonging to the Nexus family.

The tablet has already created a lot of buzz in the US market ever since its release back in November. So those who have been anticipating its launch for a while now, can turn to online retailers such as eBay and Junglee.

Junglee Listing

gn10-junglee

Following are the tablet’s core specifications:

- 10-inch WQXGA display
- 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution
- Android 4.2 OS
- 1.7GHz dual core A15 processor
- 1.9MP front-facing snapper
- 5MP rear-facing camera
- 2GB RAM
- 16GB, 32GB internal memory
- Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, microUSB, microHDMI, dual side NFC, GPS, Bluetooth 3.0
- Accelerometer, Gyro, Light, Opening sensor, Digital compass
- 9,000mAh Li-ion battery

For more info:http://www.mobiletor.com/2012/12/15/google-nexus-10-price-in-india/

HTML 5 – The End of PSD to HTML Conversion Companies?

Sunday, January 2nd, 2011

HTML 5 – The End of PSD to HTML Conversion Companies?
In 2009 the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) decided to concentrate their efforts on HTML5, a new revision of HTML, rather than XHTML2. HTML5 is strongly supported by Apple, Opera, Mozilla, Microsoft, Google and other leading IT companies and web browser developers. All this means that HTML5 is becoming a mainstream of the Internet.

Among peculiarities of HTML5 there are backwards compatibility and forbearing error handling. In other words, with HTML5 websites written in previous versions of HTML/XHTML-CSS will not need an urgent update to be correctly displayed by even the most modern browsers.

Now the main question for Design-to-HTML conversion providers:

* Doesn’t this all indicate that PSD-to-HTML services will lose their importance?

Really, PSD-to-HTML companies declare “Code compliance with the latest W3C standards” as one of the main promises and advantages, but with HTML5 there will be no need in such a strict validity.

We believe that in the era of HTML5 the role of the professional conversion of designs (digital images in *.PSD, *.AI, *.PNG, *.JPG, etc formats) to xHTML/CSS code will only increase.

Firstly, backwards compatibility and tolerance in error handling absolutely don’t imply indulgence towards and support of an ugly – unformatted and unstructured, garbage, hard to understand and maintain, and so forth – xHTML/CSS code.
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Enable Web Page Prerendering In Google Chrome For Faster Browsing

Saturday, November 13th, 2010

Enable Web Page Prerendering In Google Chrome For Faster Browsing

Google Chrome is a very fast browser and they are always looking for ways to improve the speed of browsing. Fresh in the experimental features that comes in Google Chrome is what they call “Web Page Prerendering”.

Web Page Prerendering is available in Google Chrome 9.0.576.0 from the beta channel for Linux and Windows – no Mac support yet.

What prerendering does is it predicts which site the user will visit next and preloads it in the background. This results in an improved loading time of the page when it is actually opened by the user. This is still a very early experiment by Google and details of how it guesses which website the user will visit next, which is the most important part of this feature, is quite sketchy at the moment.

By default Web Page Prerendering is disabled. To enable it type about:flags in the omnibar and enter (or click here if you are reading this in Chrome). Scroll down and at the bottom you will find Web Page Prerendering. Click on Enable.

After enabling this feature for some time, it feels that page loads a bit faster but I cannot be sure how much is the difference. Do feel free to share if it actually makes browsing faster if you have enabled this.

Google Instant Provides Faster and Smarter Searches

Wednesday, September 15th, 2010

Google Instant Provides Faster and Smarter Searches

The world’s number one search engine recently launched a faster and smarter way to perform online searches, Google Instant.

The world’s most popular Internet search engine is about to get much faster and smarter. Google Instant, which officially launched at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday, September 8th 2010, is a powerful new search engine enhancement that speeds up the search process. Instead of waiting .12 seconds for your search results to be displayed, the new enhancement now provides instant gratification!
Google Instant

When a user types a few letters into Google’s search box, Google Instant displays immediate search results as you type. It’s as if the search engine is reading your mind or anticipating your query before you type it. There’s no need to hit that pesky “enter” key any longer. An algorithm anticipates what the remainder of the search query may be and displays popular search results as each letter is typed. Results of the predicted query are displayed in the search box in a light grey color. Ads are also included. Users may also be able to search instantly using the browser address bar.

For example, if a user types the letters “tele” into the search box, the algorithm automatically predicts the user is searching for “television.” Search listings and advertisements for television are displayed unless the user types in other letters such as “telephone.”
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Wake Up When Google Bores You

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Wake Up When Google Bores You

The world may not need a Google-branded social network along the lines of what Google is reportedly building. My fellow columnist Cathy Taylor made that perfectly clear last week. Yet I can offer a barometer to show whether Google will launch a great product: the more boring Google makes it, the better it will be.

Google excels at boring. Look at the heart of its business model, search advertising. I’ve worked for companies with strengths in search engine marketing since 2004 and penned over 200 Search Insider columns for MediaPost, and I love search as few on this planet do. Still, Google’s take on search, with its character counts and algorithms, doesn’t provide great material for a Cannes award submission or a David Fincher movie.

Google has a similar track record with social media. Its most exciting contribution is a site that has contributed to the democratization of video production and distribution: YouTube. Most of what’s great about YouTube already existed before Google acquired it, while Google has done well with the “boring” aspects of making it scale and developing revenue streams.

Below are a number of other ways Google has approached social media, grouped by “exciting” and “boring” entries.

Exciting

Orkut: Google launched its own social network in January 2004 a mere 14 days before Facebook launched, according to the Wikipedia dates. Which would you have bet on succeeding, an independent project at Google or a hobby from some kid in a Harvard dorm room? Google, founded by a couple of grad students who managed to outmaneuver Yahoo and the other 1990s web stalwarts, should have had some algorithm to predict the winner here.
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