Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro- a smart phone with exclusive features

A horizontal slider phone-Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro. It is undoubtedly a5th edition smart phone set which will be exclusively available in white and black colour combinationsgreatly in the selected elite markets during this year. This smart and stylish device is 109 mm x 52 mm x 15 mm. It encompasses a 620 MHz processor, 3.2 inches main colour display which is a stylish TFT,touch screen with 16 M colours and 360 x 640 pixels resolutions along with a 5 megapixel camera with the maximum photo resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels plus digital zoom, autofocus and flash recording video. moreover it posesses a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a GPS. it has a powerful internal and external memory 75MB and 32 GB respectively with memory slots and storage types of Micro SD and Micro SDHC. The battery Li-Po is very exclusive with standby time of 440 hours and talk time of 12.5 hours. The vibrate alert, photo ID and MP3 ringtone are other fantastic features.
it is an official camera phone which is an essential business model with an extra smooth QWERT keyboard slider. The network is immense from 3G, EDGE to GPRS, GSM, HSDPA [3G] and HSUPA plus plenty of services from 850, 900 to 1800, 1900 and 2100. The connectivity is spectacular from Bluetoothv2.1 with A2DP and Wi-Fi plus Micro USB v2.0 and last but not least fax/data.Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro also known as Sony Ericsson Kanna The messaging is tremendous from SMS, MMS to T9 text function, E mail and internet browsing.this handset is perfect from FM radio to java, ample video and audio players.in fact it is really entertaining.in adition, There are other common features like organizer, autorotation, geotagging and many others in this unique handset.

facebook has been assaulting south Asian culture????!!!!!

It is thought in the south Asian countries that facebook is a curse for them. it is destroying their traditional culture and values.the traditional people are taking steps against facebook. there are a few case studies behind this situation.many of the girls are the worst victim of facebook abuse.the girls may have lots of fake IDs in absence of them.their pictures are being edited and published in the porn sight.moreover some pictures of political leaders have also criticized.the ammount of hakers also increase.




in Pakistan,the people are making procession against facebook .in Bangladesh,facebook has been banned by the government in the issue that it is ruining their youth.






but the burning question is can the abuse of technology be stopped by stopping facebook and other technologies without changing the mentalityof the people?

New Nokia E72 Video Clips

The Nokia E72 has been creating craze for email and messaging and sports. it is providing all its services comprising with a full keyboard along with a 2.36 QVGA display, 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus, GPS, Nokia Maps 3, Bluetooth, optical key navigation, compass, Ovi chat and other features.



The vedio lasts almost a minute and a half in the Nokia E72 smartphone.it takes us thinking that the traditional fair associated with the usual routine and gives us a fairly good overview of the Nokia E72.in addition,it costs Only 2 cents minute, no setup fee Free website trial or mobile phone.

HP reported that 13% revenue increased on Tuesday for its most recent quarter

Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) reported that 13% revenue increased on Tuesday for its most recent quarter, a clear sign that IT spending is on the mend.

While CEO Mark Hurd seemed buoyant over the news in a call with financial analysts, he pushed them to think about the real long-term trends affecting IT buying and not to dwell too much on Europe and the falling Euro. The big trends: population growth, urbanization and the unrelenting need for new devices that kind of growth will create.

"The global demographics are rapidly changing, with a fast-growing middle class population migrating to large cities in emerging markets," said Hurd. "In fact, over the next 20 years the pace of urbanization is estimated to be at the rate of about 60 million people a year - this class of people will be expect to be seamlessly and securely connected to the global community with mobile devices and the underlying infrastructure."

Hurd may be reading government reports, such as a National Intelligence Council forecast, which projects that by the year 2025, some 57% of the world's population will live in urban areas, up from 50% today. "Many -- particularly in Asia -- will be joining the middle class and will be seeking to emulate Western lifestyles, which involve greater per capita consumption of all these resources," the report said.

At a later point in the post-earnings call, Hurd was asked specifically about Apple's iPad and what's HP's response will be. Hurd's response was all big picture, no specifics. Hurd said they "never felt" that "one product or one device would become ubiquitous," meaning he's not worried about the iPad because the world is a big place.

It's also crowded. The world population is now at 6.8 billion and it's expected to rise to about 9 billion in 2020.

What HP does see happening is a world turning to "more and more mobility, not less, and more differentiations between what users want to have in terms of capability," said Hurd. "And we expect to play across the gamut of capability."

Yahoo and Nokia have announced to provide mail and chat services for Nokia customers around the world.

Yahoo and Nokia have announced an alliance that will have the phone providing map services to Yahoo customers on both personal computers as well as mobile devices, while the Sunnyvale Internet company provides mail and chat services for Nokia customers around the world.

The deal, announced Monday in New York by Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz and Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, would seek to leverage the strengths of both companies to compensate for the weaknesses of each. Nokia, which is the world's leading mobile-phone manufacturer, would gain access to Yahoo's world-leading base of e-mail subscribers, boosting Nokia's presence in the U.S., where the Finnish company is struggling to compete with fast-growing smartphone platforms such as Apple's iPhone and Google's Android.



"We are clearly the leader in our industry, yet we do not lead in the biggest market in the world — the U.S.," Kallasvuo told reporters in New York. "This is one step we are taking to change that."

Yahoo, meanwhile, would benefit by accessing Nokia's Navteq map services, which the Finnish cell phone company paid $8.1 billion to acquire in 2007. Bartz acknowledged that developing map services, which are crucial to attracting smartphone users, has not been a focus for Yahoo in recent years.

"By using Nokia's map and Navteq services, it will be a much richer experience for our users," Bartz said. She said the alliance would help Yahoo build its audience in developing countries such as Indonesia,
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India and Thailand where the primary way many people access the Internet is through their phones.

Given the competitive pressure that both Nokia and Yahoo face from Apple and Google, analysts cheered the alliance — but cautioned that given the rapid pace of change in smartphone technology, the new partners will need to move quickly if they are to gain traction in the fast-changing mobile market.

Yahoo and Nokia "are two companies that clearly need each other," said Scott Ellison, who analyzes the mobile consumer digital marketplace for the research firm IDC.

He suggested in an industry newsletter Monday that the alliance could be a "test run" for an even more involved alliance whose "logical conclusion is potentially a merger," but, he said, the alliance might not be easy to execute well, given the cultural difference between a European handset manufacturer and a Silicon Valley digital media and advertising company.

Ellison said he thinks Nokia and Yahoo have about a year to show progress. "It's a very positive step for both companies," he said, "but it's one where they're going to need to go further quickly."

Nokia and Research In Motion remain the world's leading mobile-phone manufacturers. Nearly 60 percent of smartphones sold around the world in the last quarter of 2009 carried their brands, according to market research firm iSuppli.

But figures compiled by the Gartner research firm show the share of phones sold with Nokia's Symbian operating system is decreasing, while Apple's iPhone OS and Google's Android are both increasing their share of the market. Google said last week that activations of Android smartphones now top 100,000 a day, up from about 30,000 at the end of 2009.

Under the deal, Nokia will be the exclusive provider of maps and navigation services to Yahoo customers around the world, under the brand, "powered by Ovi," Nokia's Internet service brand. Yahoo, meanwhile will become the exclusive provider of e-mail and chat services for Nokia customers, which will be branded as "Ovi Mail" or "Ovi Chat powered by Yahoo."

Financial terms of the deal were not released. The companies also said they would work to provide an integrated log on system for each other's online services. Some selected services are expected to become available in the second half of this year, with global availability

Facebook can be accessed through mobile devices for free

Now the Popular social networking site Facebook can be accessed through mobile devices for free or without any data charges in 45 countries, including India, on select mobile networks.

Facebook has over 400 million users worldwide, has tied up with Indian wireless operators -- Reliance Communications and Videocon -- to make the site available for cell phone users with zero data charges.


For this purpose, the entity has launched a new site ’0.facebook.com’ that includes all key features of Facebook but is optimised for speed.

“Today, we are launching ... ‘0.facebook.com’. “It, initially, is available through more than 50 mobile operators in 45 countries and territories with zero data charges,” a programme manager for Facebook Mobile, Sid Murlidhar, wrote in a blog on Wednesday.

Noting that the new site is fast and free, Murlidhar said it has key features of standard mobile site ‘m.facebook.com’ such as updating user status, send and reply to messages, among others.

”... people can access 0.facebook.com without any data charges. Using 0.facebook.com is completely free. People will only pay for data charges when they view photos or when they leave 0.facebook.com to browse other mobile sites,” he added.

According to the blog, over 100 million people are actively using Facebook from their mobile device.

Other countries where the new site would be available include India,Brazil, Denmark, Greece, Finland, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Hungary and Indonesia.

One out of every four American families does not own a landline phone!

Results of a new study show in detail what many have suspected all along: Mobile phones will be the death of the landline.
According to a study by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), one out of every four American families does not own a landline phone. Instead, 25 percent of American households are only using mobile phones. Further reinforcing the primacy of mobile phones, the study found that 15 percent of families that do own landlines receive all or almost all calls through wireless phones.

The study was carried out between July and December of 2009 and included information from more than 21,000 American families.

What the study found was solid evidence of the migration towards mobile technology that has been happening for years. It's no coincidence that the NCHS study also found the numbers of mobile-only phone users skewed to a younger demographic. These people reached adulthood as the cell phone became commonplace. Nearly 50 percent of 25-year-olds did not live in a household with a landline. The vast majority of exclusive cell phone users were under the age of 40.

The study does point out that even though younger adults are more likely to live without landlines, the number of mobile-only adults has increased over the last six years for every age group. The number of families that do not have any telephone service at all, meanwhile, has stayed unchanged for the last few years at around two percent.

The NCHS study turned up more interesting results about people likely to shun landlines. Over 40 percent of home renters had no landlines and were 14 percent more likely to have no landlines than home owners. And those at or near the poverty line were 20 percent more likely to only have mobile phones than their counterparts. Not only does refusing a landline make people more mobile, it's a cost-cutting maneuver.

Of course, one of the biggest questions resulting from the study is "What's a health statistics organization doing conducting surveys about phone lines?"

The study was meant to point out that phone surveys, including health surveys, conducted on landline accounts are no longer representative of the public as a whole because a large portion of the public isn't available by landline.

Naturally, the study did not mention that one of the things mobile users missed least about landlines is hearing the words "Do you have a moment to take a quick survey?"

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