Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Logitech Tablet Keyboard For iPad


Keeps a low profile
The compact keyboard combines the best of traditional keyboards and laptop keyboards, for a great experience wherever you use your tablet.

Does double duty
On the go, the carrying case helps protect your keyboard. And once you arrive, it converts into a sturdy stand for your iPad that’s adjustable to just the right angle.

Speaks Apple
The keyboard pairs easily with iPad (and even iPhone® or iPod® touch ) over Bluetooth® wireless. Use it on your desk, lap or anywhere within 30 feet of your iOS device.*

Plays along
You get media controls—like play, pause, volume up and volume down—right at your fingertips.

Gives you options
The separate stand means you can place your iPad just where you like it—in landscape or portrait mode—for more freedom than other types of portable keyboards.

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Logitech® Tablet Keyboard


Keeps a low profile
The compact keyboard combines the best of traditional keyboards and laptop keyboards, for a great experience wherever you use your tablet.

Does double duty
On the go, the carrying case helps protect your keyboard. And once you arrive, it converts into a sturdy stand for your tablet that’s adjustable to just the right angle.

Speaks tablet
The keyboard pairs easily with your Android tablet over Bluetooth® wireless. Use it on your desk, lap or anywhere within 30 feet of your tablet.*

Plays along
You get media controls—like play, pause, volume up and volume down—right at your fingertips.

Gives you options
The separate stand means you can place your tablet just where you like it—in landscape or portrait mode—for more freedom than other types of portable keyboards.

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Logitech Keyboard Case for iPad® 2

Made for iPad 2
Smart and sleek, ZAGG’s patent-pending, award-winning protective case design provides an extra measure of convenience and style. You and your iPad 2 won’t want to go anywhere without it.

Take a stand
Go from FaceTime to email time in no time. A recess just behind the keyboard holds iPad 2 in either portrait or landscape modes. The choice is yours.


Just your type
The Logitech-designed wireless keyboard pairs quickly and easily over Bluetooth®. And the keyboard charges over USB, so you never need to worry about replacing batteries.

Better together
The ideal match for iPad 2, the Keyboard Case is carefully crafted from precision-cut, aircraft-grade aluminum, so it fits, feels and looks great.


Soft on the inside
The inside corners are lined with high-density padding to help cushion and protect iPad 2 if accidentally dropped.

Images of iPad 2 and case are for demonstration purposes only. Actual product may vary slightly. iPad 2 sold separately.

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Monday, February 20, 2012

DoCoMo To Sell Samsung Galaxy Smartphone, Tablet


DoCoMo will carry the Samsung Galaxy smartphone and tablet computer and would start selling the devices this year, the telecom operator has announced.

The Galaxy smartphone will be rolled out from late October while the tablet PC will start selling from late November this year.

Currently, Apple’s iPhone and iPad devices are carried by a Softbank, one of the top telecom operators in Japan. Apple’s iPhone series and iPad tablet PC became a huge success in Japan.

With 7-inches wide touch-screen, the Galaxy model comes with 16 GB and 32 GB of storage capacity and has Internet features including 3G and Wi-Fi. The device is also enabled with video conferencing feature and has front and rear facing camera.

The technology-obsessed Japanese are already enthralled by the Apple’s iPhone and iPad devices. Samsung’s Galaxy smartphone and tablet PC are also expected to succeed in the Japanese market.

However, in European markets, the Samsung Galaxy Tab is not restricted to one particular network operator and is made available through almost all leading the network operators.

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Logitech Revue To Hit Markets In October


Logitech Revue, carrying Google TV, is set to hit markets by the end of this October, the company announced on Wednesday.

“We are delighted to be working with DISH Network to offer consumers what we believe is a transformational TV experience -- through a combination of DISH's programming and DISH's integration with the Logitech Revue with Google TV,” vice president and general manager of Logitech Greg Rhine was quoted as saying.

Revue, Logitech’s set-top box for Google TV was unveiled on October 6. The price of the product has been fixed at $299, closer to the earlier estimates.

“Revue comes with an easy to set up companion box and an intuitive companion keyboard controller. Simply connect your TV, cable or satellite set-top box, and your Internet connection to the Logitech Revue, and you’ve got Google TV. As long as your TV has an HDMI port, you are ready for Google TV,” the Logitech’s website said.

The Revue is now available for pre-orders with Logitech, Amazon and Best Buy. Besides, the subscribers who already have Dish Network can buy Revue for $179.

Google TV is a set top box platform and is based on Android mobile OS. Google TV provides access to videos, apps, shows, DVRs, websites and TV channels.

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Apple Ships MacBook Air Without Flash


Apple has planned to ship its new MacBook Air notebooks without pre-installing Adobe's Flash software. The company has also decided to ship the future PCs without Flash.

The decision was taken in order to protect its customers rather than harming the software maker, a spokesperson said.

However, the users who want to install Flash on the notebook will have to manually download the software from Adobe's website.

A spokesperson for Apple said, “We’re happy to continue to support Flash on the Mac and the best way for users to always have the most up to date and secure version is to download it directly from Adobe.”

Earlier, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has strongly objected to Flash, saying that the software is bug infested and harms the battery life of a device.

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Sunday, February 19, 2012

Latest HTC Wildfire


The Indian mobile market has witnessed a drastic increase in the entry of budget Smartphones, over the past few months. With a view to capture this booming market, Taiwan-based cell phone handset manufacturer HTC collaborated with India’s Reliance Communications to launch its budget Smartphone - ‘Wildfire’ in India. The 3-G enabled Smartphone hit the Indian market in August 2010, with a price tag of Rs 16590. HTC Wildfire runs on 2.1 Android OS. The phone is loaded with a host of multimedia features. Wildfire is a one-stop solution for communication requirement, thanks to its ‘Friend Stream’ feature that enables you to catch up with your friends on Facebook, tweet them on Twitter and check out photos on Flickr, all on the same screen! With next-generation caller ID and many other attractive features, Wildfire is surely a wonderful gadget to opt for!

Design and Looks
HTC Wildfire has a very compact design. The cell phone features a 3.2” TFT capacitive touch panel, portraying 16,000,000 vibrant colors. It offers a great screen resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. Four touch sensitive keys, each for Home, Menu, Back and Search, are provided below the display. Weighing 118 g, the dimensions of the phone are 106.8 x 60.4 x 12 mm. The form factor of Wildfire is Bar. HTC Wildfire is available in five shades, including Black, Brown, White, Red and Silver.

Features
HTC Wildfire boasts of a 5 MP camera that delivers a grand picture resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels. The camera comes with the options of video recording as well as self focusing. Its multimedia components include a stereo FM radio with RDS and a versatile music player, which offers you crystal clear sound. Possessing an integrated memory of 384 MB RAM & 512 MB ROM, the peripheral memory of the cell phone can be expanded up to a whopping 32 GB, using microSD memory card, thus allowing the phone to retain almost infinite number of contacts. HTC Wildfire is supported by GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth, WLAN, 3G and USB networks that enable users to browse internet sites such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, You Tube and so on.