Dell XPS 14 Ultrabook Launched in India – Price Rs.82,990

Dell has launched Dell XPS 14 ultrabook in India. It has a 14 inch HD+ True Life Infinity display and it comes with the Intel Rapid Start and Smart Response technology. It has the ultra-thing design with aluminium and carbon fibre. It also comes with 3rd gen Intel processors, up to 8GB DDR3 RAM and Intel HD Graphics 4000. It would offer up to 10 hours of battery life.
Other features include Ethernet port, a USB 3.0 slot, mini DisplayPort, HDMI port, Waves MAXX Audio 4, backlit chiclet keyboard, multi-gesture trackpad, media card reader, and a 1.3 megapixelweb camera. It has a price tag of Rs. 82,990 .
The XPS 14 will also feature discrete graphics from Nvidia, in the form of the new GT 630M chip with 1GB of graphics. It will have 4GB of RAM , which obviously will be upgradable. It comes with 3 Years Warranty.
Dell XPS 14 Features:
*14.0 inch HD+ (900p) True Life Infinity Display
Edge-to-edge hardened Gorilla Glass
*4 GB or 8 GB DDR3 SDRAM 1333MHz memory
*3rd generation Intel Core i5-3317U or i7-3517U processor
*500 GB SATA HDD or 512 GB SSD drive options with Intel Rapid Start Technology
*Intel HD 4000 video graphics
*High Definition Audio + Waves MaxxAudio 4
Standard full size, backlit chiclet keyboard; spill- resistant
*Glass integrated button touchpad with gesturesupport
*Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 802.11 a/g/n+ *Bluetooth 4.0
*1.3 megapixel webcam with dual array digital microphones
*69 WHr 8-Cell Li-Polymer battery; 65W AC adaptor
*Genuine Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium or Windows 7 Professional

How to Recover Deleted Contacts Numbers from your SIM Card ?

One of my friend unfortunately deleted my all Contacts phone numbers in my SIM card of My phone.There were some important contacts on his SIM . He presented this problem in front of me I began to tried all.Finally I found this Easy Way to Restore those from his SIM card.
Looking for a trick to regain your lost Phone contacts in your Mobile phone SIM card ?. Here is a wonderful and easy trick to recover your unfortunately deleted or lost SIM Contacts .This procedures requires a Computer and a SIM Reader .To do so see the steps mentioned below
Requirements: Your SIM card to be recovered, A GSM Reader (SIM Card reader), A computer
*. Put your SIM card to your SIM card Reader
*. Install the Driver software for this Device.
*. After installing open the software ( connect the device through USB port )_ (see Screen short)
*. Click the 3rd button ( as shown in above screen short)

*. Clicking the image there list a list of contacts
*. You can either save or copy,,,or do any options in the software

Cars Runs on Water -Built by a Pakistani Engineer

A Pakistani engineer has built a car that runs on water, a feat that left onlookers astounded.Engineer Waqar Ahmad drove his car using water as fuel on Thursday during a demonstration for parliamentarians, scientists and students, Dawn reported from this Pakistan capital.


He said cars could be driven by a system fuelled by water instead of petrol or CNG.The onlookers were taken aback when they saw it and a cabinet sub-committee lauded the 'Water Fuel Kit Project'.Religious Affairs Minister Syed Khurshid Ahmad Shah, who heads the panel, said the engineer would have their full support.

The media report explained that the water fuelling system is a technology in which 'hydrogen bonding' with distilled water produces hydrogen gas to run the car.Ahmad had earlier told Shah about the unique project and it was taken to the federal cabinet which asked its sub-committee to discuss it.

During the demonstration, Shah himself drove the car.The minister said that Ahmad would be given complete security and the formula would be kept secure.Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf and Finance Minister Hafeez Shaikh value the project, he said."We own this project and are committed to successfully completing it," he was quoted as saying.

Mobile phones set to provide access control with NFC

Your smartphone is already doing a lot of things than just a phone call. From playing games, clicking photographs, making presentations and watching movies, the definition of what a smartphone can do is expanding rapidly and will continue to expand in the future too. Now, with the advent of a technology called Near Field Communications (NFC), you can now even lock and unlock doors.

NFC is a short-range wireless communication technology standard that enables the exchange of data between devices over a distance of several centimeters.  It’s one of several new platforms that can be used to hold virtualized credentials that previously were stored on contactless smartcards and used to open doors.

The same contactless credentials that are programmed to provide various levels of facility access can now be loaded onto a mobile handset and used with NFC for secure access.  This eliminates the need to carry any other access credentials and makes it easier for security managers to track who is entering and exiting monitored access points,” says Ranjit Nambiar, Director of Sales, HID Global IAM - India and SAARC.

Nambiar states that NFC-enabled phones can make other contactless transactions, as well, including cashless payment and transit ticketing, data transfers including electronic business cards, and access to online digital content.  This makes it easy to combine multiple virtual credentials on a single device for things like secure facility access and the ability to make cashless payments.

Nambiar’s firm, HID Global in collaboration with Sony Corporation, has already   developed a contactless smart card reader platform that embeds secure access control capabilities NFC functionality into laptops and other mobile devices.

HID Global is also working with leading handset manufacturers and NFC semiconductor suppliers to embed NFC technology directly into phones to take full advantage of digital credentials. Recently, HID Global also announced its plan to support its iCLASS digital keys and mobile secure identity on NFC-enabled BlackBerry smartphones.  HID Global’s partnership with Research in Motion, manufacturers of the BlackBerry, will enable BlackBerry smartphone users to use iCLASS digital credentials for door access by simply holding their NFC-enabled BlackBerry smartphone in front of a door reader in the same way physical smart cards are used today.

Another technology access solution from HID called Secure Identity Object (SIO) will make it possible for enterprises to securely provision and safely embed digital credentials into a variety of mobile devices.

“SIOs will provide an additional layer of security on top of device-specific security, acting as a data wrapper that provides additional key diversification, authentication and encryption, and guards against security penetration. Also, SIOs are created and bounded to one device, preventing it from being copied to another device, thus protecting sites against cloned card attacks,

Twitter takes social spotlight at London Olympics

Athletes, fans, celebrities and the president tweet about the summer games

             Twitter is basking in the Olympic spotlight, with athletes tweeting about the games and fans around the world offering their support on the social network.

Social networks from Facebook to Google+ are seeing numerous users posting comments -- and complaints -- about the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, but Twitter is believed by many observers to be seeing the most traffic. In fact, some observers say the games may become known as the Twitter Olympics.

"Twitter is a broadcast medium so it's really best for these kinds of news events," said Ezra Gottheil, an analyst at Technology Business Research. "If you were on a team at school, you would probably share commentary over Facebook. But with the Olympics, it's like the entire world is watching the same thing at the same time, and that's a Twitter thing, not a Facebook or Google+ thing."

Since Twitter is all about sharing common experiences, users have gone to the micro-blogging site in droves to cheer the victories of their Olympic athletes and mourn their losses.