Share Files Between Windows phone and android phone with feem

Share Files Between Android and Windows Phone With Feem

 

You have some amazing files on your Android smartphone and you want to send them to your friend's Windows Phone device. But the Internet is down or you don't want to eat up precious megabytes off your data pack. So what do you do to send these files?
There's an easy way and a slightly hard way to get the job done. The easy solution is of course to find a computer and connect both your phones to it. Now simply copy and paste files from one device to another - both will show up as removable drives on the computers. This is as simple as copying stuff from one pendrive to another.

Turn Off Automatic App

Turn Off Automatic App Updates in Android, iOS, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 8.1

 

Many smartphone users download far too many apps for them to keep updating each one manually. Luckily, the major app platforms all have automatic app updates now, and the default setting for this is 'On'. This means that your apps will remain up to date with all the latest features and bug-fixes that the developers come up with, without you having to do a single thing.

Samsung Galaxy S6

Samsung Galaxy S6 With 'Half-Metal' Body Tipped for CES 2015 Launch

 

A new report citing analysts from Mirae Asset Securities (MAS) claims that Samsung's next flagship smartphone, believed to be dubbed Galaxy S6, will debut early next year at CES - and not MWC as expected.

Corroborating earlier leaks, analysts also tip that Samsung, along the lines of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and the limited edition Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, will launch the Galaxy S6 Edge alongside the Galaxy S6 at the event. Interestingly, analysts also hint that the next Samsung flagship will sport a 'half-metal' body without detailing the aesthetics of the handset.

HTC Desire 620G

HTC Desire 620G Dual SIM Now Available in India at Rs. 15,900

     HTC seems all set to launch its new Desire-series budget smartphone, the Desire 620G Dual SIM, in India. The smartphone is now listed at an e-commerce website at Rs. 15,900. So far, no announcement regarding the India availability of the HTC Desire 620G Dual SIM has been made.

Launched earlier this month, the Desire 620G Dual SIM is the 3G-variant of the Desire 620 Dual SIM that supports 4G connectivity. Both the Desire 620 Dual SIM and Desire 620G Dual SIM went on sale in Taiwan starting this month at TWD 6,990 (roughly Rs.14,000) and at TWD 4,990 (roughly Rs. 9,990) respectively.

Samsung's Slimmest Smartphone

Samsung's Slimmest Smartphone Specifications Leaked; Galaxy Grand 3 Tipped

Samsung's various upcoming smartphones are making a buzz every now and then. The fresh rounds of leaks around the block are for Samsung's unannounced Galaxy A7 and Galaxy Grand 3. Both the smartphones have previously been in rumours on multiple occasions.

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OnePlus One Available Without Invite Till Stocks Last for Black Friday

OnePlus, as a part of its Black Friday deal, is offering its 'flagship killer' smartphone and a bunch of accessories for the One handset, without any invite system.
The offer banner on the OnePlus.net website states that the handset will be available to order without invite till stocks last. An official forum post adds the offer "is exclusive to Black Friday, so act fast." NDTV Gadgets however was able to confirm the OnePlus One offer is valid for 72 hours, though of course, the 'till stocks last' caveat still exists.

Mysterious Bright, Greenish Object Streaks

Mysterious Bright, Greenish Object Streaks Across the Sky

Objects Spotted in the Night Sky

People across parts of the country turned their gaze skyward Monday, with two objects spotted in the night sky.

The first object was reported after 6 p.m. across 11 states, from Georgia to Pennsylvania. The object appears to have been a meteor, Bill Cooke of the NASA Meteoroid Environment Office said.

Benwood Police Sgt. Luke Thomas in West Virginia captured dash-cam video showing a bright, greenish object coming from the sky.

A second object was spotted about an hour later over Chicago.

“The Chicago event appears to be a slow mover; could be a piece of space junk,” NASA’s Cooke said. “We’re checking into that as well.”

U.S. Obama: Authorities Looking Into Celeb 'Secret Files' Hack

Obama: Authorities Looking Into Celeb 'Secret Files' Hack

In an exclusive interview with ABC News today, President Obama confirmed authorities were investigating whether hackers had indeed obtained and posted online financial information belonging to his wife, first lady Michelle Obama, and nearly a dozen celebrity A-listers and political heavy hitters.

"We should not be surprised that if you've got hackers that want to dig in and devote a lot of resources, that they can access this information," Obama said. "Again, not sure how accurate but ... you've got web sites out there that tell people's credit card info. That's how sophisticated they are."

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On Monday, a web site posted what hackers claim to be Social Security numbers, credit reports, former addresses and personal banking information of celebrities and top Washington, D.C., officials.

The hackers claim to have what appears to be first lady's credit report, Social Security number and phone numbers.

Cyber ransom tactics on the rise, says Telstra

High-profile cases of hacking make businesses aware that even the largest companies can be at risk. Photo: AP

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Telstra’s top technology security executive has called out an increase in attacks by cyber criminals seeking to hold computers to ransom as a growing concern for Australian businesses.
The telco’s chief information security officer, Mike Burgess, said hackers were becoming less interested in stealing information and more keen to simply gain control of workers’ computers.
So-called ransomware occurs when individuals who may hold sensitive company data are targeted and attacked. They are often tricked into clicking on a link in a personalised email, which then compromises their machine.
“A trend increase now is ransomware. We see phishing emails being used not to steal data but to lock up, encrypt your laptop or your files and then hold you to ransom,” Mr Burgess told The Australian Financial Review.
“I have seen targeted instances of that where the phish is well targeted against people who will most likely be holding sensitive data. The crooks may think if they go after the lawyers, or someone in mergers and acquisitions, that the company may want to pay a ransom for that PC.”
Individuals and businesses are beginning to realise the importance of protecting data, but it is taking time. Company directors are placing a greater importance on cyber security as an all-year around issue, not just one that is addressed once a year.
“Humans have long understood the physical threat because it’s in our DNA,” Mr Burgess said. “Cyber threat is intangible just given cyberspace and the internet isn’t that old, it is not yet in our personal or corporate DNA to handle this particular threat.”

Perth gets half Telstra’s ‘foreign’ complaints

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The next time you get mad at Telstra’s call centre staff for having poor English there’s a 50 per cent chance you should aim your rage at Perth and not Mumbai or Manilla.
Telstra chief executive David Thodey told an Australian Institute of Company Director's lunch in Sydney on Wednesday that he often got complaints from irate customers about overseas call centres and their apparent failure to understand English.
But further investigations showed that Western Australians were just as bad as call centres in the Philippines and India.

Richard Branson calls for tougher bitcoin rules

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Virgin Group founder Richard Branson has called for tougher regulation and taxation laws on the controversial Bitcoin industry in Australia and singled out next month’s G20 Summit as a key platform for discussions.
In an op-ed for Bitcoin lobby group Australian Digital Currency Commerce Association, Sir Richard said Bitcoin was disrupting the finance sector with ­customers not satisfied with current major payment networks.
“Making sure that conversations around this are happening at the highest level will hopefully result in common-sense reforms to areas such as taxation and law enforcement, which will be of real benefit to all concerned,” wrote Sir Richard on Tuesday.
“It’s crucial that everyone has the understanding and access to enable it [digital currencies] to work for them.”
Senator Sam Dastyari is heading a Senate inquiry into Bitcoin regulation and has said he will ask Sir Richard to appear at the committee.
Invitations to participate have been sent to 74 different organisations, including the big four Australian banks.
Sir Richard is understood to have pumped around $US30 million ($34 million) into Bitcoin ventures to date. Over $3 billion was poured into technology start ups and entrepreneurs last year alone, and the figure is expected to grow to $8  billion by 2018.
Nearly $11 million has been invested in Australian cryptocurrency ventures during the year to July.

'Selfie' might be worth a second look

If there's one thing we can use, it's a little Selfie-improvement.

After all, with the very happy exception of ABC's Black-ish, this has been a disappointing fall for new sitcoms. Manhattan Love Story has already vanished; Bad Judge and A to Z soon will; and Mulaney is certain to follow suit.

Russia Ditches

 Key Nuclear Security Meeting

Russia has failed to show up at a meeting planning the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit, U.S and European officials said Monday, in a potentially serious blow to efforts by President Barack Obama to cement his legacy as leaving the world safer from nuclear terrorism than when he took office.

The officials said it was not immediately clear whether Russia's absence meant that Moscow meant to boycott the summit itself or if it was a temporary show of displeasure over Washington's harsh condemnation of Moscow's role in Ukraine unrest and its lead in orchestrating Western sanctions and other punitive measures in response. But even if short-term, Russia's no-show is significant. Only three or four planning meetings are scheduled before the spring of 2016, when the summit is tentatively set to open. With Russia a key global player — and one of the world's five formally recognized nuclear powers — its input is crucial to setting an agenda.

The U.S. president initiated a string of summits in 2010 aimed at preventing terrorists from getting their hands on weapons-grade nuclear material. Since then, the number of countries that have enough material to build a nuclear weapon has fallen from 39 to 25.

 

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 Govt to hold fresh discussions with Dassault to break Rafale logjam

With no significant headway in negotiations for the purchase of 126 multi-role combat jets since July because of a logjam over France's reluctance to give an assurance for Rafale aircraft produced in India, another round of discussions has been scheduled for next month.

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LAPD overtime for Made in America festival exceeds $475,000

The crowd grooves as Kendrick Lamar performs at the Made in America festival over Labor Day weekend at Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

HTC Desire 820s

HTC Desire 820s With 64-Bit MediaTek Octa-Core SoC Launched

 

 
HTC on Tuesday announced a variant of the Desire 820, dubbed the HTC Desire 820s, on its Weibo account. HTC hasn't detailed the price and availability of the Desire 820s, nor if it will be sold outside of China.

The Desire 820s packs almost identical specifications to the Desire 820, apart from sporting a 64-bit 1.7GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6752 processor with 4G LTE connectivity and Mali T760 GPU instead of the 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 SoC (1.5GHz quad-core + 1.0GHz quad-core) of the original. The octa-core MediaTek SoC is coupled with 2GB of RAM, as per the Weibo post by HTC.
The dual-SIM HTC Desire 820s runs Android 4.4 KitKat and features a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) display. It packs a 13-megapixel rear camera with LED flash, and an 8-megapixel secondary front-facing camera, just like the Desire 820.

Gionee Marathon M3

With 5000mAh Battery Available Online at Rs. 13,999

 

Gionee has introduced the successor to its M2 smartphone, dubbed Marathon M3, by listing it on its India website. Notably, no pricing or availability information is listed alongside, however the smartphone is available to purchase via an e-commerce site at Rs. 13,999.

The major highlight of the Gionee Marathon M3 is that it packs a massive 5000mAh battery, compared to the 4200mAh battery in the M2. The company listing claims the battery can deliver up to 32.46 hours of talk time on 3G, and up to 51 hours of talk time on 2G networks, or 32.8 days of standby time. Gionee had launched the M2 in February this year, alongside the Gpad G4.

Android 5.0

Android 5.0 Lollipop Starts Rolling Out

 

Google, after introducing its Android L and the new Material Design interface back in June this year, and officially launching Android 5.0 Lollipop it last month alongside the Nexus 6 smartphone and Nexus 9 tablet, has on Monday finally commenced the roll-out of the operating system to users worldwide.
Android 5.0 Lollipop features the new Material Design philosophy. "Design is a major focus for Lollipop-the latest version of Android-which begins to roll out today," added Nicholas Jitkoff, an Android Designer at Google, via the official company blog post on Monday.
Jitkoff however, failed to give details on which regions will be the first to get the update. The Android 5.0 Lollipop update will roll out first to the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2012 and 2013), and Nexus 10, apart from Google Play Edition devices. Android One smartphones should be next in line to receive the update.

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3D Printing: The Future Is Now

3D Printing: The Future Is Now

The advent of affordable, consumer-friendly, 3D printing technology presents an answer to this universal challenge and offers big opportunities for small businesses. It is an intriguing intersection of design, manufacturing, sports, engineering and technology with implications for sectors as diverse as health, education, home improvement and space exploration.

 

A Printing Revolution

3D printing is not really that new, it’s just newly affordable. It popularity was confined to the world of engineering, architecture and manufacturing until the last few years. That all changed with the introduction of relatively low-cost 3D-pirinters, and the wider availability of 3D-printing software, online how-to guides and thousands of practical applications. This convergence has sparked a 3D printing revolution, fuelled by mainstream media interest and growing popularity with consumers and small businesses. Today, 3D printing is one of the most hyped advancements in the technology arena.

Why? 3D printing puts the power of affordable prototyping and short-run manufacturing into everyone’s hands. With one machine and a digital design, 3D printers can build a three-dimensional object of virtually anything right on the spot. It can allow jewelry designers, for example, to go from flat sketch to an exact physical model in just hours.

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Sony Xperia Won't Receive KitKat Updates

Sony Xperia C, Xperia L, Xperia M, Xperia M Dual, Xperia SP Won't Receive KitKat Updates

 

Sony has detailed that the Xperia M, Xperia M Dual, Xperia L and Xperia SP smartphones will not be updated beyond their current version of Android Jelly Bean.
It is worth mentioning that while the Sony Xperia M, Xperia M Dual and the Xperia SP  currently run Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, the Xperia L would stay limited to Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, as seen on the Sony's official Xperia Care website.

Nokia, Windows Phone

Nokia, Windows Phone to Be Rebranded Microsoft, Windows:

 

A purported confidential document has surfaced online hinting at Microsoft's plans to remove the Nokia branding from its upcoming devices this holiday season, alongside reports of plans to drop the 'Phone' from the Windows Phone name and logo as part of the transition to the unifying 'Threshold' Windows 9 update.
"As part of our phased transition, we will drop the manufacturer name [Nokia] from product references during the Holiday campaign," stated one of the slides (Seen Below) from the leaked document, titled 'Product Naming'.

iPhone 5s Price in India Slashed Ahead of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Launch

 

Apple has slashed the price of 16GB and 32GB iPhone 5s variants in India ahead of the expected launch of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus next month.iPhone 5s  16GB variant is now priced at Rs. 44,500 (MRP) while the maximum retail price of the 32GB variant is now Rs. 49,500. It's noteworthy that the 16GB variant at least has been available online between Rs. 35,000 and Rs. 40,000 for quite sometime, so the price drop merely recognises what has been a reality for a while. While this is the first 'official' price drop since the iPhone 5s was launched in India last November, there have been plenty of great deals available on the 16GB iPhone 5s before Apple's move on Saturday, which was first reported by BGR.

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The Silicon Valley giant has redrawn the line that separates our technology and ourselves. That may not be a good thing

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Detect if Someone's Stealing Your WiFi

 

It may be hard to imagine, but just a mere 20 years ago, the Internet was nothing more than a novelty -- a way for incredibly smart college professors and researchers to share information, and for a few people to network across the newly developed World Wide Web. E-mail was nothing like it is today. The primitive e-mail systems found at universities or even through accounts offered with the first Internet service providers (ISPs) such as Prodigy and America Online were often difficult to use.

tracking and recovery system for your car worth the cost?

 

Almost 800,000 cars were stolen in the United States in 2009. Sound like a lot? It's actually the lowest annual total of stolen vehicles in more than 20 years [source: NICB]. Despite the recent downward trend in car thefts, 800,000 is still a whole lot of cars. Though urban areas typically face more crime, you should think about car security no matter where you live. But where do you start?

iPhone 6 Plus India Launch

 iPhone 6 Plus India Launch Date Revealed But Price Remains a Mystery

 Apple officially announced the availability details of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in US and other launch countries, but the event itself was devoid of any information on when the new smartphones will make an appearance in other regions. Now, in a surprising development Apple's India website says that the iPhone 6 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch variants will be available in the country starting October 17.

Huawei Ascend Mate 7 With Fingerprint Scanner and Octa-Core SoC Launched

 

Huawei at its pre-IFA 2014 event on Thursday has launched a new phablet - the Ascend Mate 7. The company said that it will be releasing the Huawei Ascend Mate 7 in 30 markets during this quarter, starting with countries like China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Spain, and the UK. The 16GB variant will be priced at EUR 499 (approximately Rs. 39,000), while the 32GB variant is priced at EUR 599 (approximately Rs. 47,000).

Sony Xperia E3 Budget Smartphone With Android 4.4 KitKat Launched at IFA

 

Sony, at its pre-IFA 2014 event in Berlin, has finally introduced the successor of its Xperia E1, the Xperia E3, along with its dual-SIM variant, the Xperia E3 Dual. While the company has not provided pricing details, it says the smartphone will launch globally in Autumn 2014.
The Sony Xperia E3 and Xperia E3 Dual feature identical specifications, except that the latter sports dual-SIM card slots. The smartphone bears a 4.5-inch IPS display with a 480x854 pixel resolution. The Android 4.4 KitKat-based handset also houses a 5-megapixel rear camera along with a bunch of Sony's own photo and video editing apps, including features like HDR and Timeshift burst. It also has a front-facing VGA camera.

A quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor clocked at 1.2GHz powers the handset, coupled with 1GB of RAM and Adreno 305 GPU. It comes with 4GB of built-in storage, expandable via microSD card (up to 32GB).
One of the new features introduced in the Xperia E3 is the 'shake to start' app that lets users customise shortcuts to access the preferred apps by holding the handset and flicking the wrist.
Connectivity options on the Xperia E3 include 4G LTE (in some markets), 3G, GPRS/ EDGE, Wi-Fi, A-GPS with Glonass, USB 2.0, FM radio with RDS, Bluetooth 4.0, and a 3.5mm jack.
The smartphone weighs 143.8 grams, and measures 137.1x69.4x8.5mm. The Xperia E3's 2330mAh battery is rated to deliver up to 12 hours 20 minutes of talk time, and up to 706 hours of standby time.

LG Dismisses Xiaomi Challenge; Says G3 Doing Twice as Well in India Than G2

 

This year has seen some major changes in the smartphone landscape, but we see little sign that the established brands are trying to reinvent themselves. On the one hand, Intex and Spice have launched Firefox-based phones recently, for Rs. 1,999 and Rs. 2,299 respectively, changing the meaning of "entry level". At the same time, Motorola and Xiaomi have shifted the "acceptable" prices people are willing to pay for flagship-level specifications. In the process, these brands have reclaimed the middle ground between entry level devices and top end flagships with reasonably priced phones with high end specs.

Nokia X2 Dual SIM With 4.3-Inch Display Launched at Rs. 8,699

 

Microsoft has launched the Nokia X2 Dual SIM in India, priced at Rs. 8,699. The smartphone was first unveiled globally in June, with immediate availability for 'select' countries - which were never announced.



The new Nokia X2 is a dual-SIM smartphone and does not has a single SIM variant. The new Nokia X series phone will be available in Glossy Black, Green, Orange, Dark Grey, White and Yellow. The Nokia X2 now sports a translucent outer layer, reminiscent to the ones seen on Nokia's Asha range of handsets.

Moto G (Gen 2) With 5-Inch HD Display Launched in India at Rs. 12,999

 

Motorola has launched the second generation of its popular Moto G and Moto X devices on Friday, called the Moto G (Gen 2) and Moto X (Gen 2). The Moto G (Gen 2) will be available from Friday (at midnight) via Flipkart, priced at Rs. 12,999 for the 16GB version.

Gionee Elife S5.1 'World's Slimmest Smartphone' Images and Specs Leaked

 

Gionee seems all set to launch its new 'slimmest smartphone in the world', dethroning its own current Elife S5.5 handset, if multiple Chinese reports and image leaks surrounding a handset named Elife S5.1 are to be given credence.

While we still wait for the official unveiling of Gionee's Elife S5.1, the smartphone has surfaced online in a bunch of images and the yet-to-be-announced handset's specifications have also been leaked ahead of the official launch.

Recently, Gionee teased what's expected to be world's new slimmest smartphone with a thickness of 5mm, the anticipated successor to the  Prior to this, a 5mm-thick Gionee handset was spotted at Tenaa, the China-equivalent of the FCC, with model name GN9005.
The unannounced Elife S5.1 has been leaked in multiple images by Chinese publication CNMO, which show the smartphone in its full glory. The Elife S5.1 as seen in leaked images seems very much like its predecessor, the Elife S5.5.

Bomb Plot Foiled at Manila International Airport

A member of the Philippine National Police's Explosive Ordinance Disposal unit examines abandoned luggage found at the entrance of Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International airport in Pasay City, Metro Manila September 1, 2014.  (REUTERS/ERIK DE CASTRO)

Nude Pictures of Jennifer Lawrence, Other Stars Leaked After Alleged iCloud Hack

 

Nude photos purportedly showing many top stars, including Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence and pop star Rihanna, bounced around social media Sunday, in an apparent massive hacking leak, US media reported.

"It's so weird and hard how people take your privacy away from you," Lawrence said in a tweet.
The actress' agent, meanwhile, vowed to take legal action.

The girl with three biological parents

Alana Saarinen loves playing golf and the piano, listening to music and hanging out with friends. In those respects, she's like many teenagers around the world. Except she's not, because every cell in Alana's body isn't like mine and yours - Alana is one of a few people in the world who have DNA from three people. 

"A lot of people say I have facial features from my mum, my eyes look like my dad… I have some traits from them and my personality is the same too," says Alana.
"I also have DNA from a third lady. But I wouldn't consider her a third parent, I just have some of her mitochondria."
Mitochondria are often called the cell's factories. They are the bits that create the energy all of our cells need to work, and keep the body functioning. But they also contain a little bit of DNA.

WhatsApp Voice Calling Feature Spotted in Yet Another Leak

 

If media reports are to be believed, mobile messaging service WhatsApp is set to launch a free voice calling feature for its 600 million monthly active users. A website claiming to have obtained images of the upcoming voice calling-based interface of the app suggests the feature is coming soon.

"The leaked images of the upcoming user interface shows that the app has been enabled with other language translations which will be displayed at the time a person receives a call via WhatsApp," a report on thefusejoplin.com stated.

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Xenia Ignatyeva took a selfie from a bridge 28 feet off the ground to impress her friends. The 17-year-old Russian girl lost her balance and fell on a cable, which tragically electrocuted her
 

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School Report

Poisonous toothpaste?

Students from Newland Girls' School in Maidenhead are taking part in the BBC's 2009 School Report. Stories will include a special investigative report into the possibility of poisonous toothpaste...

Newlands Girls School students

Twenty-nine pupils from Newlands Girls' School in Maidenhead will be turning their classroom into a fully-functioning newsroom, with a full TV news report airing at 2pm on Thursday 26 March.

The school, based in Farm Road, will be joining up with around 500 schools across the UK making the news for the BBC's annual School Report day.
Over the past few months the students in Year eight have been working hard, training to be top journalists, carrying out interviews and producing reports.
Watch a report here:

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Xiaomi Mi 4 India Launch by Year-End; Redmi Note Coming 'Within 4 Weeks

 

Chinese handset manufacturer Xiaomi, often referred as the "Apple of China", plans to launch its flagship Mi 4 phone by the year-end in India and also plans to set up its Mi Home experience zone in Bangalore within four to six months, a top company official said.

Alleged BlackBerry Passport Review Details Specifications and Features

 

Ahead of BlackBerry's announced launch of its unique square-shaped in September, an alleged BlackBerry Passport review has surfaced online.

25 Indian Workers in Kuwait Arrested For Murder, Their Colleagues Send SOS

25 Indian Workers in Kuwait Arrested For Murder, Their Colleagues Send SOSHundreds of Indian workers in Kuwait have sent an SOS to the Narendra Modi government after the arrest of 25 colleagues for allegedly murdering two Egyptians.

The workers say they are being hounded by the police and confined by the firm that had employed them. They have pleaded with PM Modi and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal to rescue them.

Reports suggest the 25 workers were arrested by the Kuwait police after a fight between two groups, in which two Egyptians died.

Leaked iPhone 6 Quick Start Guide Tips Design, September 9 Launch: Report

 

While a number of reports had already been tipping a September 9 launch date for the next generation iPhone, a new leaked image of the iPhone 6's alleged quick start guide is said to reconfirm the launch date as well as the design of the phone.

The September 9 launch date that's been tipped again is in-line with previous leaks that pointed to a mid-September launch for the next iPhone 6 models. If true, the launch date would correspond to the second Tuesday of September, a day that Apple used to unveil the iPhone 5c (Review) and iPhone 5s last year.
The leaked image has been published by Nowhereelse.fr, who notably leaked iPhone 5s' quick start guide last year ahead of the official announcement, and which was spot-on. The site is claiming the leak iPhone 6 quick start guide is from a trusted and loyal source.
The leaked image of the alleged quick start guide shows the much-anticipated September 9 launch date on the screen with the handset's name as iPhone 6. The alleged quick start guide further corroborate what's has been widely expected based on earlier leaks. The leaked document again tips that the next iPhone would house the power button on the right panel of the device, instead on the top panel seen on current iPhone models.
However, the alleged quick start guide contradicting flurry of earlier leaks show a new design of the iPhone 6. The leaked document shows the alleged iPhone 6 sporting the same straight-edge industrial design, instead of curved edges, seen on the iPhone 4, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s. MacRumors also points to some formatting errors on the leaked guide, further questioning its authenticity.
Other features that are seen on the leaked quick start guide that have previously been attributed to the iPhone 6 design are redesigned volume buttons on the left panel; Lightning connector at the bottom, and presence of Touch ID sensor on the home button.
In addition to the leaked quick start guide, Nowhereelse.fr citing the same Chinese supply chain source claims that the 128GB model is confirmed.
Last week, a leaked schematics yet again tipped that the upcoming iPhone might see the introduction of a new 128GB inbuilt storage variant. The alleged iPhone 6 is said to come launch in 16GB, 64GB, and 128GB storage variants.
Another report on Tuesday suggested possible screen resolutions for both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch versions to be 750x1334 pixels and 1242x2208 pixels, respectively. Additionally, iPhone 6 was said to not ship with the anticipated new Lightning Cable with reversible ports.