Mi Max : Xiaomi's dragon launch in Indian smartphone market

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has launched Mi Max, their latest entry to Indian mobile phone market.

With 6.44 inch display, the company has clearly targeted the large mobile display enthusiasts.

The phone boasts of edge panel which combined with curved rear edges makes for a firm grip despite its size, display is not just gigantic but full HD with good brightness, contrast levels and viewing angles.

Mi Max carries a fingerprint scanner at the back and is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 processor, 3 GB RAM and 32 GB internal storage with memory card support upto 256 GB.

Multi media front is covered by 16 megapixel rear shooter with dual tone LED flash and 5 mega P at the front while software front is managed by Android 6.0 Marshmallow layered by MIUI 7 which can be upgraded to MIUI 8.

power front is handled by 4850 mAh battery which gives a real good life to the device. A good mix of gaming, messaging, videoing and net surfing can be handled for an entire day with a full charge.

Priced at Rs. 14,999 Mi Max makes a serious contender in the sub Rs. 20,000 market.

Mi Max : Xiaomi's dragon launch in Indian smartphone market

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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has launched Mi Max, their latest entry to Indian mobile phone market.

With 6.44 inch display, the company has clearly targeted the large mobile display enthusiasts.

The phone boasts of edge panel which combined with curved rear edges makes for a firm grip despite its size, display is not just gigantic but full HD with good brightness, contrast levels and viewing angles.

Mi Max carries a fingerprint scanner at the back and is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 processor, 3 GB RAM and 32 GB internal storage with memory card support upto 256 GB.

Multi media front is covered by 16 megapixel rear shooter with dual tone LED flash and 5 mega P at the front while software front is managed by Android 6.0 Marshmallow layered by MIUI 7 which can be upgraded to MIUI 8.

power front is handled by 4850 mAh battery which gives a real good life to the device. A good mix of gaming, messaging, videoing and net surfing can be handled for an entire day with a full charge.

Priced at Rs. 14,999 Mi Max makes a serious contender in the sub Rs. 20,000 market.

Microsoft includes Skype group chats to Office and Power Point

This is going to be an incredible news for Microsoft Office clients. The Redmond based programming titan has affirmed that Office Online clients will be permitted to chat on talk while working at the same time on Microsoft PowerPoint other than Microsoft Word records.

This is going to be an alluring peculiarity for millions and a large number of clients of Microsoft Office Online. The organization has said that its clients will be permitted to really proceed with any visits began in Office Online on Skype on the desktop or their cell phone after the document is shut.

Along these lines the organization is looking to make its applications useful over all stages. At the same time there is some dissatisfaction for individuals as the application is still not yet accessible in Excel or One note Online, the report said. Yet the way things are moving, it will be accessible after a short time.

Microsoft includes Skype group chats to Office and Power Point

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This is going to be an incredible news for Microsoft Office clients. The Redmond based programming titan has affirmed that Office Online clients will be permitted to chat on talk while working at the same time on Microsoft PowerPoint other than Microsoft Word records.

This is going to be an alluring peculiarity for millions and a large number of clients of Microsoft Office Online. The organization has said that its clients will be permitted to really proceed with any visits began in Office Online on Skype on the desktop or their cell phone after the document is shut.

Along these lines the organization is looking to make its applications useful over all stages. At the same time there is some dissatisfaction for individuals as the application is still not yet accessible in Excel or One note Online, the report said. Yet the way things are moving, it will be accessible after a short time.

Nokia & Android? Future is always full of surprises

Nokia is shortly going to launch a low cost smartphone running a version of Google’s Android , regardless of the organization's close association with Microsoft Corp and its contending Windows OS, as per a report in the Wall Street Journal.

The handset division of the Finnish organization, which is in the last phases of being gained by Microsoft, will show off the new mobile at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later in the not so distant future, the report said on Monday, refering to unidentified sources who were acquainted with the matter.

Nokia and Microsoft declined to remark.

The new Android telephone will be aimed at developing markets and won't offer some of Google's higher-end, custom Android features.

Microsoft and its primary handset accomplice Nokia have battled to make an impression in the mobile phone business sector ruled by Samsung's Android devices and Apple Inc's iphone.

As per technology research firm, Strategy Analytics, 79 percent of mobiles transported worldwide a year ago ran on Android, 15 percent were iphones running Apple's ios and just 4 percent ran Windows Phone OS.

Nokia & Android? Future is always full of surprises

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Nokia is shortly going to launch a low cost smartphone running a version of Google’s Android , regardless of the organization's close association with Microsoft Corp and its contending Windows OS, as per a report in the Wall Street Journal.

The handset division of the Finnish organization, which is in the last phases of being gained by Microsoft, will show off the new mobile at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later in the not so distant future, the report said on Monday, refering to unidentified sources who were acquainted with the matter.

Nokia and Microsoft declined to remark.

The new Android telephone will be aimed at developing markets and won't offer some of Google's higher-end, custom Android features.

Microsoft and its primary handset accomplice Nokia have battled to make an impression in the mobile phone business sector ruled by Samsung's Android devices and Apple Inc's iphone.

As per technology research firm, Strategy Analytics, 79 percent of mobiles transported worldwide a year ago ran on Android, 15 percent were iphones running Apple's ios and just 4 percent ran Windows Phone OS.

Google Chrome is helping its users when it has been hijacked

Linus Upson, Google's VP of engineering, published another new protection in a blog post a week ago that asks users to reset their record if Chrome's system detected a potential hacker.

The tech monster uncovered that Chrome clients' number-one objection is programmers endeavoring to change their settings by deceiving them to download malware — that is, programming from untrusted sources with accursed purposes.

Malware makes it difficult to return over to the browser's unique settings, Upson said in the post.

Upson likewise cautioned that Chrome's new warning will delete any extensions, apps or themes if users decide to restore their record to its original settings. 

The report came two weeks after Chrome said it pulled two growths that violated the company's terms of agreement by pushing ads to clients, consistent with Ars Technica.

The growths made ads pop up on any site went by, incorporating Google's broadly commercial free homepage.

Google Chrome is helping its users when it has been hijacked

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Linus Upson, Google's VP of engineering, published another new protection in a blog post a week ago that asks users to reset their record if Chrome's system detected a potential hacker.

The tech monster uncovered that Chrome clients' number-one objection is programmers endeavoring to change their settings by deceiving them to download malware — that is, programming from untrusted sources with accursed purposes.

Malware makes it difficult to return over to the browser's unique settings, Upson said in the post.

Upson likewise cautioned that Chrome's new warning will delete any extensions, apps or themes if users decide to restore their record to its original settings. 

The report came two weeks after Chrome said it pulled two growths that violated the company's terms of agreement by pushing ads to clients, consistent with Ars Technica.

The growths made ads pop up on any site went by, incorporating Google's broadly commercial free homepage.