Micromax Superfone Pixel A90 Unveiled on Snapdeal

An official statement confirms that Snapdeal.com has launched the new Micromax Superfone Pixel A90 on its website. Superfone Pixel A90 is a Dual SIM (GSM+GSM) smartphone sporting a 4.3-inch display. The smartphone is powered by a 1GHz processor, and runs on the Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. With a 1600mAh battery, the official statement claims that the phone can provide up to 5 hours of talk time and 174 hours of stand-by time. Other key features include an accelerometer and a light sensor. The Micromax A-90 is available at Snapdeal.com for Rs. 12,990.

Here's a quick look at the specifications of the Micromax Superfone Pixel A90:

• 4.3-inch AMOLED multi-touchscreen display with a 480x800 pixel resolution
• 3G, EDGE/ GPRS and Wi-Fi capabilities for Internet access
• 8MP rear camera with LED flash, 0.3MP front camera
• Bluetooth
• FM radio
• Internal memory 512MB, Memory up to 32GB

India-Pakistan Cyber War Started

In the world of technology, it's not a war of drones and manual army between India and Pakistan but a war between the Cyber Army of both the nations since the eve of Independence that is still continued on Internet. Indian Hackers are united first time ever on Facebook claiming themselves as 'United Hackers of India' and are constantly preventing the Pakistani hackers to hack Indian websites. Indian hackers had jumped recently to avoid Pakistani hackers to fuel the communal fire in India by defacing Indian websites.

On August 13, Indian hacker Coded32 appears with an idea to retaliate against Pakistani hackers - who were busy defacing Indian websites. Coded32 gathered all strong Indian hackers labeled as greyhats and whitehats.
Major hacker teams named Team OpenFire, Indian Cyber Force many other teams got united and everyone attacked Pakistan telecom departments, educational centers, Railway centers and vowed to put down the NIC (National Informatics Center), PKNIC, of Pakistan on same day.
Groups of Pak Cyber Army and Pak Cyber Pyrates includes members named as Shadow008, Anon C[O]P, CFR Robot Pirates Team and others claiming to have hacked more than 3500 websites of India on the day when India was celebrating its Independence Day.
Some of the Indian websites hacked by Pak hackers include (http://www.emailservers.in), (http://pinemedia.in/cfr.html), (http://www.filmparivar.com/) and others.
Similarly, Indian hackers had too hacked and defaced about 10,000 websites and servers of Pakistan and Bangladesh. Hackers of both India and Pakistan had been active to hack each other's websites and are busy defacing each other's websites and upload their message.
The United Indian hackers on their page uploads as, "We are Indian Hackers, it was not supposed to happen all the sudden this way, but hey who knew? We belong to India. We are one blood! We have one cause. STOP breaching Indian servers, you we bet, the whole Pakistan, Bangladesh, or whosoever breaches Indian Security will have to pay a big time that will be permanent, and irreversible."
Some Pakistan websites including (http://voiceofmuslim.com/), (http://pastebin.com/fBEyRsPA) (http://pastebin.com/xYgzpQhX) (http://pakilibas.com/) (http://arab-zone.net/mirror/180325/pakpropertylinks.com/) (http://snawonline.com/) and others were hacked by Indian hackers.
Hackers named as coded32, 64, Xhunthacker, and code injector revealed HT: "At this, Pakistani hackers forces discussed among themselves and called for a peace deal between India-Pakistan and the cyber war on both the sides got over on 16th August.
But that was not the only end, Bangladesh, provoked up, and Indian hackers already knew most of the data were supplied by Pakistan Internally supporting them, to this current date Indian hackers are fighting with Bangladesh as cold war, attacking each other but with no direct terms and with negotiation."
Source:Hindustantimes

Samsung to Unveil Galaxy S3 Mini and S2 Plus in Late 2012

After receiving plethora of compliments for Samsung Galaxy S3, the Korean tech giant is now rumored to be working on a mini version of the most popular smartphone of the world. At the same time, Samsung is also speculated to be prepping variant of Galaxy S2 – which is Galaxy S2 Plus – as a step to take on the iPhone 4S, which is believed to get a price drop after iPhone 5 is released.

According to Sam Mobile reports, these two devices are scheduled to hit in late 2012, however, the report is still a rumor as Samsung has not revealed any information about the devices as a proof of their existence.
Rumored Specifications
The Galaxy S3 Mini is expected to sport a 4 inch WVGA Super AMOLED display, a dual core processor and 5 MP camera. On the other hand, when it comes to the rumored specifications of the Galaxy S2 Plus, there are no details revealed yet.
However, a report by TheDroidGuy states, “If it is going to be an improved version of the Galaxy S2, then it is likely that the Galaxy S2 Plus will feature a 4.5 inch AMOLED screen, an 8 megapixel camera, a 1.5GHz dual core processor, 1GB RAM and 16GB inbuilt memory. The phone may come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or better still, Android Jelly Bean.”
The above mentioned specifications make some sense as the Galaxy S2 Plus is rumored to be $100 (approx. Rs 5,500) to $150 (approx. Rs 8,000) more than the Galaxy S3 Mini.
Price & Availability
Galaxy S3 Mini is likely to be priced at $200 (approx. Rs 11,000) while the Galaxy S2 Plus will be priced between $250 to $350 (approx. Rs 14,000 to Rs 20,000).
Analysts assume that the Galaxy S3 Mini and Galaxy S2 Plus smartphones will be released into the market in the last quarter of 2012, before the holiday season, as an attempt to boost its sales.
However, this is only a rumor and there is no evidence that the Korean manufacturer is prepping these two smartphones. Moreover, Samsung is quite busy in marketing the Galaxy Note 2 tablet, which is slotted to be unveiled at the pre-IFA event on August 29,2012 in Berlin.

Bulk SMS, MMS Banned In India for 15 days

Indian Government has banned per day sms to a person after 5 msgs. This is new restriction for the mobile phone users till 2 September, 2012. This means that you can't send more than 5 msgs to a single person in pne days for 15 days. It is really a bad news for youth and all chat lovers. Also they can not send more than 20 kb data to a single person in ne day through MMS.

When you will try to send 6th msg to a single person in one day you will get an alert :

"HI! YOU HAVE SENT 5 SMS TODAY. AS PER GOVT. GUIDELINES, YOU CAN,T SEND MORE OUTGOING PERSON TO PERSON SMS TODAY. YOUR SMS SERVICES WILL BE RESUMED POST MIDNIGHT."

Government of India take this step due to the rumors spreading through SMS and MMS about Assam violence.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Photos Leaked

Know Your Mobile got its hands on a image of Galaxy Note sucessor, Note 2.
The picture reveals that the Android beast bears close resemblance to the recently launched Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 - specially in terms of its sexy silver edging and the finish.
The tipster who sent the image also informed that the device will be fitted with a massive 5.5-inch display, which is in sync with earlier reports. The new phablet is also rumored to ship with a flexible and ultra-thin AMOLED display. 

This unbreakable plane and a plastic substitute which Samsung is using will enable it to make it thinner by 0.4mm.  This thinness will in-turn allow the Note 2 to be backed up by a larger battery without adding much weight to its built. 
Here is a quick look at some of the supposed specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2:

• 5.5-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen with a 1680 × 1050
• 4G LTE, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, NFC
• GPS possibly with GLONASS and A-GPS support
• Bluetooth possible v4.0 with USB and hopefully USB-on-the-go
• 12/ 13 megapixel AF/ Touchfocus camera with full HD video recording and playback
• A front facing camera for video calls and chats
• Possibly a 64 GB edition, along with 16GB and 32GB versions, all with expandable support
• MHL for AV out

Earlier reports have indicated that the next generation Galaxy Note is expected to feature the Pen-tile matrix display instead of the RGB variant used in the S II. Apart from the screen size, the design is said to be heavily inspired from the Galaxy S III, so we can expect a similar form factor with heavily rounded edges and a pebble-like design. If the Note II is indeed modelled around the S III, there is a good chance that the phone will get some or all of the ‘S’ features such as S Beam, Smart Stay eye tracking, and Smart Voice.

This handset is also believed to be equipped with a flexible screen, owing to which it can withstand bumps to an extremely large degree. The report also says that the semi-flexible screen used on the Galaxy Note 2 will allow the handset to be thinner, and this will also help the manufacturer to add a larger battery to the device.
Samsung is expected to unveil the device on 29 August at the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event. 

Micromax Superfone A84 launched at Rs 9,999

Micromax has rolled out a new smartphone named A84 Superfone Elite in India at Rs 9,999. The Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)-powered phone features a 10.1cm IPS WVGA display that supports multi-touch and runs on a 1GHz processor. The Superfone comes pre-installed with Aisha, Micromax's voice assistant. 

The indigenous company offers a 5MP camera with LED flash in the newly-launched A84 Superfone Elite. There's also a 0.3MP snapper in the front. This phone runs on a 1630mAh battery that can provide up to 5 hours of talk time and 160 hours of standby time. 
Users can expand the memory of the A84 Superfone Elite up to 32GB. The connectivity options in the device include Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi and 3G. It also features GPS with A-GPS functionality for location tracking. 
Specs of Micromax A84 Superfone Elite at a glance: 
Operating system: Android 2.3 (Gingerbread); Display: 10.1cm IPS WVGA touchscreen; Processor: 1Ghz; Camera: 5MP with LED flash rear, 0.3MP in front; Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi, 3G, USB 2.0; Memory: expandable up to 32GB; Battery: 1630 mAh battery;