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Friday, November 29, 2013

Gionee Elife E7 To Be Launched Soon In India


The Gionee Elife E7, the successor to the Elife E6 has been launched in China and the company announced at the launch event that the smartphone will be made available in India sometime in January. It will arrive in variants with 16GB and 32GB onboard memory and will even come drenched in shades of black, white, green, orange, pink, yellow and blue.

One of the key highlights of the device is its 16MP auto focus camera that packs some advanced features and the front side is graced by an 8MP snapper that should improve the quality of not only video calls, but also self-portraits. The device with 16GB onboard storage comes with 2GB of RAM, whereas the 32GB version makes use of 3GB of system memory.

A 5.5-inch touchscreen is fitted on the front side and full HD display has a pixel density of 400ppi. A Corning Gorilla Glass 3 coating helps resisting scrapes and scratches. Furthermore, its 4GB variant that goes by the name of Elife E7L will have a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor under the hood, while the regular 3G version will have to do with a processing speed of 2.2GHz.

Moreover, the Gionee device makes the most of the Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 OS and the Amigo 2.0 UI has been layered on top of it for an intuitive interface. A 2,500mAh battery has also been thrown into the mix and features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and more can be found too.

The Gionee Elife E7 16GB and 32GB cost 2,699 Yuan (approx. Rs 27,600) and 3,199 Yuan (approx. Rs 32,800), respectively.


Updated at: Friday, November 29, 2013

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

HTC One Max Will Feature Finger Print Security


Following the path of much successful iphone 5S finger print reader, it is HTC that is the first to introduce the system on to Android platform. HTC has released One Max, with finger print reader identical to Apple Iphone 5S.

The phone will be a 5.9 inch screen running Android 4.3. The phone can run on fourth-generation Long-Term Evolution networks, it said in a statement yesterday. The device, using Qualcomm Inc.’s Snapdragon 600 processor will debut in China, U.K. and Taiwan before starting U.S. sales, Chief Marketing Officer Ben Ho said in an interview today.

The Taiwanese company had registered a loss in the first quarter and is planning to regain the market with the newly released HTC one max. The market was easily taken away from HTC by the leader Samsung and the new defined Sony Xperia series.

“Large-screen phones have been picked up in Asia more than in Western countries, and the trend for larger is definitely there,” Ho said by phone. One Max is HTC’s last major product release this year ahead of the next One device expected in the first quarter, he said.

The phone will be officially unveiled at a press conference today in Beijing and becomes the latest model to be first shown in China. Various models of its Desire series as well as China-specific phones have been released first in that market, Ho said.
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One Max will be released by the end of this month featuring HTC’s UltraPixel camera technology, first unveiled with the HTC One in February. Its fingerprint sensor is on the device’s back while Apple’s is on the front.

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Updated at: Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Monday, September 9, 2013

No Encroachment, China Is Cautious About India - A K Antony


Beijing fears New Delhi is ramping up its military infrastructure along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to catch up with China, defence minister AK Antony said in the Rajya Sabha on Friday.

HT had first reported on May 28 that, with improvement in infrastructure, India is getting ready to be more assertive along its disputed border with China.


Confirming another HT report, published on September 3, he told both Houses that National Security Advisory Board chief Shyam Saran had visited the Ladakh sector from August 2 to August 9 and submitted his report “primarily focused on border infrastructure” to the PMO and the defence ministry.

He also denied some media reports that China had occupied 640 sq km of Indian territory in the Ladakh sector.

Antony further told Parliament that improved infrastructure along the Indian side of the border with China is bringing the two armies closer to each other, resulting in “unpleasant and unfortunate” face-offs along the LAC.

Under fire from the BJP and the Samajwadi Party over frequent incursions from Chinese troops, he had to speak twice in the Lok Sabha on the issue.

In the Lok Sabha, BJP’s Yashwant Sinha wanted to know whether India was still in control of Despang Bulge, while SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav questioned the consistent Chinese claims on what he termed seven Indian states.

Antony said India had made significant leaps in improving infrastructure along the Chinese border over the last decade. “China also fears that India is trying to catch up. I can’t share everything,” he said.

Top government sources had told HT that improved infrastructure would allow Indian forces to patrol deeper into the disputed territory with China instead of restricting surveillance to a “patrolling limit” ranging from 2-20km within New Delhi’s perception of the LAC.

“China has built capacities and continues to do so. There will be no compromise on building capacities on our side,” Antony said. On incursions, he said just as India complains about Chinese incursions, Beijing also accuses India of carrying out patrols in what they consider their territory. “In recent years, patrols from both sides have been coming closer due to rapid infrastructure development,” he said.

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Updated at: Monday, September 09, 2013

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

INS Vikrant A Step Closer to being Super Power - Admiral Sureesh Mehta : National Desk


The biggest gain is that this ship was indigenously designed and built by us. If we have to be a big superpower, we must have the capability to build ships of such calibre ourselves. We will continue to build some more ships of the same class.

This brings us close to our maritime strategy of having three aircraft carriers. The idea is that two out of three must be fully operational all the time. One can be deployed on the eastern seaboard and the other one on the western seaboard.

Our areas of responsibility increased significantly and we are now sailing into what I would like to call the Indo-Pacific region. All the maritime traffic passes through this area (and the Malacca Straits) and we need to maintain a good presence in this region.

An aircraft carrier is a huge instrument to project force and this gives us a huge advantage over China that is still far behind on experience in aircraft carriers. China is getting its first aircraft carrier and its navy doesn’t have any right now.

We are years ahead of it in terms of experience and capability, and it will take time for the Chinese to get their act together. It takes years to induct a carrier and it has to work with other forces.

It also takes five to seven years to build maritime doctrines for an aircraft carrier and in this area, we have decades of experience.

Even though China has more nuclear submarines than us, how long can it remain in water without any major logistic base in this region? Also, we are getting the P8I aircraft, which is an excellent anti-submarine warfare aircraft, from the Americans.

That will help us neutralise China’s advantage over us in submarine capabilities.

The MiG-29K is a wonderful aircraft and it we will help maintain an impenetrable bubble of at least 300 nautical miles around an aircraft carrier or a carrier battle group. This gives us a massive strategic reach and power...




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Updated at: Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Monday, July 22, 2013

News : NW China earthquake, claims 22 lives


LANZHOU, July 22 (Xinhua) -- At least 22 people have been killed in an earthquake which hit a juncture region of two counties in northwest China's Gansu Province Monday morning, according to the provincial civil affairs department.

The victims include 19 in Minxian County, two in Zhangxian County in the city of Dingxi and Lixian County in the city of Longnan, according to the department.

Communication was cut off in 13 towns of Zhangxian County, it said.

The 6.6-magnitude quake happened at 7:45 a.m. at the junction of the Minxian County and Zhangxian County, the Gansu Provincial Seismological Bureau said.

The epicenter, with a depth of 20 km, was monitored at 34.5 degrees north latitude and 104.2 degrees east longitude, the China Earthquake Networks Center said.

Sources with the Minxian County government said most of the townships in the county have been affected by the quake. The townships of Meichuan and Puma were seriously hit.

Many homes in the quake-hit region collapsed, according to the civil affairs bureau of the Dingxi City.

Locals in Minxian County said a strong tremor was felt and they saw trees and homes shake, adding that the quake lasted for about one minute.

Soldiers, police and more than 300 local militiamen have been dispatched to the quake-hit region to help with rescue efforts...



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Updated at: Monday, July 22, 2013