Reliance Communication launches Android 3G tablet

Reliance Communications(RCom) has launched an Android tablet with 3G network support, becoming the first telecom operator in India to do so.


The device is priced at Rs 12,999 and is available bundled with 3G tariff plans — the teleco is offering 1 GB data every month for 12 months for Rs 4,500, 2 GB for Rs 5,500 and 5 GB for Rs 7,000. Monthly plans are also on offer with 20 to 33 per cent discount on regular tariffs.


 Features 

• Android 2.3
• 7 inch Multi-touch Screen
• Battery Life
• Expandable Memory up to 32 GB
• Dual Camera
• Phone
• Wi Fi Hotspot + Bluetooth
• Live TV
• Reliance 3G Superior IP Network

Preloaded Apps

• You Tube
• R World Online
• Google Map & Google Search
• Android Market
• Facebook
• GMail

Technical Specifications
Operating System ( OS )   
     Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
Screen Type & Size
    Capacitive multi-touch screen, 7 inch TFT-LCD WVGA screen
Weight
    389 gms
Camera        
    Back: 2 megapixel Front: VGA
Talk time     
   Upto 9 hours ( 300 hrs stand by time )*
Display         
   800 X 480 pixels
Battery         
   3400mAH, Li-On
External Memory     
   Supports MicroSD card upto 32GB (4GB MicroSD Card offered Free)
Audio support Format 
   AAC, AAC+, AMR/AMR-NB, MP3 MIDI, Ogg PCM/WAV
Video support Format 
   MP4, H.263,H.264
Image support Format 
   BMP/PNG/JPEG
CPU        
   800 MHz
Call Features   
   Mute in call, Speed Dial, Switch to Bluetooth device, 3 way calling
Other support features
   Video recorder, Wi-Fi Hotspot,Bluetooth Voice calling, GPS, FM Radio, Alarm, speaker phone, MobileTV, SMS, MMS

 

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Specifications

Processor

• Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 proccessor, Mali-400MP GPU, Orion chipset

 OS

• Android 2.3 Gingerbread

Display

• 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touch screen giving a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, Multi-touch,16M colors.
• Swype text input
• TouchWiz UI v4.0

Camera - Primary

• 8MP
• autofocus, LED flash, 
• 3264x2448 pixels
• Geo-tagging
• touch focus
• face and smile detection, image stabilization.
• Video of 1080p@30fps.

 Camera - Secondary

•  2MP for video chatting.

Network

• GPRS/EDGE of class 12
• 3G HSPDA 21Mbps and HSUPA at 5.76 Mpbs

Connectivity

• Bluetooth v3.0+HS, Wi-Fi, TV-out, 3.5 mm audio jack, GPS, USB 2.0. 

Memory

• Internal 16GB/32GB storage
• External - Upto 32 GB
• RAM -1 GB

Sensors

• Proximity sensor(for screen), Accelerometer, Digital compass, Gyroscope. 

Battery

•  Li-Ion 1650 mAh

The white iPhone 4 is now available in Apple Online Store

The white iPhone 4 is now available in Apple Online Store.

The device should also become available in Apple retail stores when they open later today, as well as AT&T and Verizon Wireless stores and at select Apple authorized resellers.

The price and functionality of the white iPhone 4 is exactly the same as the black version, but the thrill of finally having the often delayed device should be enough to prompt quite a few customers to spend their hard-earned cash.

Microsoft Releases Office 365 Beta

Microsoft usually releases a few large scale public beta versions to remove possible bugs and has done the same by releasing a beta version of Office 365. This service combines Office Web Apps with hosted versions of Exchange and SharePoint as well as Microsoft's Lync product, which provides the online communication and collaboration piece. Besides this, it also has a variety of features which include document creation and sharing, e-mail, instant messaging, online meetings, and public Web sites.

Another Interesting feature of this is that Microsoft Office 365 is cross platform and can be used through a desktop PC, the Web and a Windows Phone 7 smartphone. However, it is also possible to use it on Android, Apple iOS devices as well as the RIM's PlayBook. This service can also be operated on different browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari; though it isn't possible to use it on Safari for iOS.

The beta version of Microsoft Office 365 is available in 36 countries, in 17 languages and will be officially launched later this year.

Microsoft Office 365 basically intends to bring altogether cloud services such as SharePoint, Lync Online, Exchange and Office web applications to all business sizes thus, providing a more enhanced user experience that will help them save money, time and resources . Well, it basically looks like Microsoft is trying to target Google’s apps that has been trying to make inroads against Microsoft‘s market lately.

Microsoft Office 365 is very simple to use and especially designed to cater the needs of various business sizes from the smaller businesses and professionals to big enterprises and educational institutions that are looking for that cloud-based productivity tools without any hassles. Basically,Office 365 promises to bring the following features:

• Access your e-mail and documents wherever and whenever you want
• Work seamlessly with Microsoft Office as well as other programs
• Includes IT phone support and guaranteed security and disaster recovery
• Pay-as-you-go pricing options
• Includes the latest version of Business Productivity Online Suite, which is used by most businesses and professionals nowadays

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