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HTC Eerie HD3 Windows 7 Phone Uses 2GHz CPU, 2GB RAM
HTC HD3 is something we’re all dreaming about and it’s certainly not the HTC HD7. We’re thankful for concepts like the HTC Eerie HD3 below, created by Wallec (wwalczyszyn from Deviantart), since it’s looking incredible and its specifications are mind blowing. The device uses a 4.7 inch AMOLED display, that takes it closer to tablets than smartphones.
It measures 11mm in thickness and comes with a 2GHz Snapdragon processor, 64GB of ROM and 2GB RAM, plus a microSD card slot. HTC Sense can also be seen on the handset, together with Windows 7 Mobile Edition, but you can also go with Android 2.5 or Windows Phone 7. HTC Eerie HD3 supports 4G, EDGE, GPRS and WiFi connectivity and at the back there’s a 12 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash.
This new HTC concept phone supports 1080p HD video capture and it has a secondary 1MP camera at the front. If you had to choose between this and the HTC HD7, which would you pick? Imagine a price difference of $100 extra for the HD3…
Specification
Size
- Height: 120 mm
- Width: 66 mm
- Thickness: 11 mm
- Weight: 165 grams with battery
Display
- Type: Capacitive touch screen
- Resolution: 600 X 1000 WSVGA
Operating System
a) Microsoft Windows 7 Mobile Edition with HTC Sense
b) Android 2.5 with HTC Sense
c) Windows Phone® 7 Series
Buttons:
- OLED Touch Panel
Storage
- ROM: 64 GB
- RAM: 2 GB
- Expansion slot: microSD™ memory card (SD 2.0 compatible)
CPU Processing Speed:
- 2GHz Snapdragon™ processor with low power option
Power & Battery:
- Battery type: Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
- Capacity: 1500 mAh
- Talk time:
* WCDMA: Up to 350 mins
* GSM: Up to 400 mins
- Standby time:
* WCDMA: Up to 500 hours
* GSM: Up to 600 hours
- Video playback Up to 8 hours
- Audio playback: Up to 15 hours
- PC Mode on battery: Up to 300 mins
Internet
- 4G
- 3G
- GPRS
- EDGE
- Wi-Fi®: IEEE 802.11 b/g
Tethering
- Internet Sharing through USB or Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi Router
Bluetooth
- Bluetooth® 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate
- Supported profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, BIP, BPP, DUN, FTP, GAP, GOEP, HFP, HID, HSP, OPP, PAN, PBAP, SAP,
SPP
Camera
- 12 megapixel color camera
- Auto focus
- 4 LED flashlight
- 9 mm zoom lens
- Video capture in HD 1080p resolution
- Second camera: 1 megapixel color camera
Connectors
- 3.5 mm stereo audio jack
- Standard Micro-USB
(5-pin micro-USB 3.0)
- Mini-HDMI
Location
- Internal GPS antenna
- HTC Footprints™
- Digital Compass
Sensors
- G-Sensor
- Proximity sensor
- Ambient light sensor
EA Game -Cricket 2011
ICC Cricket World Cup (2011)-
Changes-
Real player Names
Real Teams Kts
Real player Bats,gloves,pads,gaurds
Ipl 8 Teams with play Dlfa ipl tornaments
In this game player HD faces are reality
ipl latest update
stadium update
kit pack update
How to install:
this game is direct play on your computer
1.extract all cricket 2011 (first run this game after going on step 2)
2.double click on ipl rooster pack and select my documents/EA SPORTS(TM) Cricket 07
3.done & enjoy
System Requirements:
Operating system:2000/XP/Vista/7
Processor: 1.0GHz
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Hard Drive: 2 GB
Video Card: 128 MB
Sound Card:direct X 9.0c compatible
Direct X:9.0c
Canon PowerShot A800:
1)10.0 Megapixels
2)3.3x Optical Zoom
3)6.35 cms (2.5 inch) LCD
4)Blur Reduction Mode
5)Easy to use Design
6)Smart Auto mode
7) Display in Hindi / English
8)1cm Macro mode
The Canon PowerShot A800 is the perfect first camera. This easy-to-use and powerful camera has 10.0 Megapixels and a 3.3x Optical Zoom. With the stylishly trendy A800, even first-time users can create extraordinary images. Smart AUTO makes it simple to grab great-looking shots in just about any situation, and the Blur Reduction feature helps make sure your photos are sharp. Smart AUTO selects the proper camera settings based on 19 predefined shooting situations. Available Scene modes include Super Vivid for additional bursts of color, and Poster Effect for a unique artistic look. This AA battery-powered camera enables you to easily power up on the go, and its bright, clear 2.5-inch LCD makes taking and viewing images a breeze.
HTC Wildfire S (Dark Grey)
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Form
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General Form:
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Touch Screen Bar
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Size
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Dimensions:
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101.3 x 59.4 x 12.4 mm
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Weight:
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105 g
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Display
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Type:
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TFT capacitive touchscreen
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Resolution:
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320 x 480 pixels
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Screen Size:
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3.2 inches
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Colors:
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256K colors
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Camera
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Primary:
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5 MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels, autofocus, LED flash, Geo-tagging
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Secondary:
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No
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Audio/Video:
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Video-Recording:
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VGA@24fps
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Video-Player:
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Xvid/MP4/H.264 player
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Sound:
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Alert Types:
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Vibration, MP3, WAV ringtones
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Music Player:
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MP3/WAV/AAC+ player
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Speakerphone:
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Yes
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Radio:
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Stereo FM radio with RDS
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Connectivity:
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GPRS:
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Up to 114 kbps
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EDGE:
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Up to 560 kbps
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3G:
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HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps; HSUPA, 384 Kbps
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WLAN:
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Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot
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Bluetooth:
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v3.0 with A2DP, EDR
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Infrared Port:
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No
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USB:
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microUSB v2.0
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WAP:
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Yes
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Keyboard Type:
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Keyboard:
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TouchPad
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Messaging
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SMS:
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Yes, Threaded View
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MMS:
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Yes
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Email:
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Yes
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Instant messaging:
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Yes
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Push Email:
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No
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Predictive Text Input:
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Predictive text input
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Platform
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OS:
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Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread)
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CPU:
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600 MHz processor
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Operating Frequency:
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GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 for 2G, HSDPA 900 / 2100 for 3G
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JAVA:
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Yes, via Java MIDP emulator
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GSM/CDMA/Dual Sim:
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GSM
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Memory
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Internal:
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512 MB ROM, 512 MB RAM
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Card Slot:
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microSD, Expandable up to 32GB
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Phonebook:
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Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
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Call Records:
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Practically unlimited
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Other Features
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Games:
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Yes
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GPS:
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Yes, with A-GPS support
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Browser:
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HTML
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Miscellaneous:
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Gorilla Glass display, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate, HTC Sense UI, SNS integration, Digital compass, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Google Talk, Picasa integration, Document viewer |
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Call Functions
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Call waiting, Call hold, Call divert
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Yes
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Speed Dialing:
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Yes
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Logs:
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Yes
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Hands Free:
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Yes
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Conference Call:
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Yes
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Call Timer:
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Yes
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Push to Talk
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Yes
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Battery
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Battery-Type:
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Standard battery, Li-Ion 1230 mAh
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Battery-StandBy Time
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Up to 360 h (2G) / Up to 570 h (3G)
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Battery-Talk time:
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Up to 7 h 10 min (2G) / Up to 5 h 50 min (3G)
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Warranty
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1 Year on Handset, 6 months on accessories
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Sales package
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| 1 Each of (Handset, Battery, EU AC Adapter, Charger cum USB Cable, Headset, Quick Start Guide, Warranty Card, Micro SD Card 2GB) |
Digital Cowboy announces Xstreamer Pro NAS / media streamer
Digital Cowboy announces Xstreamer Pro NAS / media streamer
Your media streamer options aren't exactly limited these days, but if you're looking for one that will also double as a NAS (and prefer to get your gear from Japan), you might want to consider Digital Cowboy's latest addition to its Movie Cowboy line: the Xtreamer Pro.
This one packs the same dual 3.5-inch hard drives as the company's previous DC-MCNAS1 model (not included), but adds an HDMI port to directly connect to your TV, and what appears to be a whole new interface to let you access the wide variety of media the device supports.
No word on any plans for a release over here, but you can look for this one to be available in Japan next month for ¥22,000, or about $260.
LG to mass produce flexible e-paper
LG debuts newspaper sized virtually paper thin flexible e-paper display
LG has decided to mass-produce a 19-inch flexible e-paper monochrome display, with a 9.7-inch e-paper colour display. The former is just about big enough to rival a real broadsheet newspaper, is just 0.3mm thick and weighs about 130g, which is light enough to hold for a while, especially for its size.
It will apparently use minimum power, requiring it only when changing display. Apart informing the SEC of its decision to put these flexible displays into production, LG has not revealed their availability or pricing yet.
The bendable 19-inch display is the largest the industry has ever produced and could eventually replace newspapers and magazines made of dead trees and ink..
Virtual Reality Tackles Tough Questions
Men are learning to empathize with women through virtual reality..
Virtual reality is allowing scientists to ask difficult questions about human behaviour that were previously not possible or were thought too unethical.
A Spanish team has designed a trial that allows men to step inside the body of a woman subjected to violence.
Meanwhile, scientists in London are simulating a controversial experiment from the 1960s in which people were persuaded to inflict pain on others.
The original experiments were condemned as immoral and too traumatic.
At Barcelona University, male volunteers have experienced life as a virtual young girl and then separately, witnessed violence towards her.
On returning to live the girl's virtual life, the men empathized with her more than usual, feeling scared and insecure themselves.
"I want to know whether you can use virtual reality, not just to transform the place you are in, but also to transform your very self," said Mel Slater, lead researcher at the Catalan Institute of Research and Advanced Studies.
"If you see yourself in a virtual body, which moves as you do, how will this affect your behaviour?"
Garmin rolls out touchscreen-based Edge 800 cycling GPS
Garmin rolls out touchscreen-based GPS
Multifunction GPS watches are one thing, but those that put cycling first are likely more interested in something like Garmin's line of Edge GPS devices, to which you can now add the touchscreen-based Edge 800.
That packs a 2.6-inch color display, some all new mapping options including Garmin's BaseCamp route planning and BirdsEye satellite imagery, so-called "HotFix" GPS technology to quickly acquire and maintain a signal, and support for a wide range of heart rate monitors, cadence sensors and other ANT+ devices, to name a few features.
What's more, while the device won't be available until this October (for $449 or $649 depending on the bundle), it's already received a few early reviews that paint a pretty positive picture -- DC Rainmaker has even go so far as to say that the device "rocks," and that "it's everything that most cyclists have been asking for."
WD intros HomePlug-compatible powerline networking package
WD intros HomePlug-compatible powerline networking package
Western Digital's bread and butter is (and will likely remain) storage, but as we all know, all the storage in the world is useless if you can't access it. It only makes sense, then, that the company would get behind the HomePlug bandwagon for networking all your connected devices over your home's existing electrical power lines. The WD Livewire Powerline AV Network Kit includes two HomePlug AV adapters with four Ethernet ports each, boasting data transfer speeds up to 200 megabits per second. And it's HomePlug compatible, meaning your previous investments in the technology won't go to waste. Available now for $140.