Saturday, 24 August 2013
Apple leaked New Handset IPhone 5C
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
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Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Blackberry's BBM Coming To Apple and Android devives as An App this summer
The popular Blackberry messaging service BBM is ready to be a multi Os Supportive app. Blackberry has officially announced the launch of BBM apo for Android and Apple devices. It is very first moment that the branded BBM messaging service will be available on some non-BlackBerry operating system, BlackBerry CEO and President Thorsten Heins has warned WhatsApp and iMessage that their popularity might be disturbed by BBM in the Android and iOS users.
Thorsten Heins Quoted:
These were the exact words of Heins when he quoted "It’s time to bring BBM to a greater audience, no matter what mobile device they carry." He added: “This summer BBM will go across multiple platforms.”
Price/Availability:
Blackberry announced that they want to Spread this service in order to make users more geeky about Their phones so it is going to be a free of cost app. This app is expected to launch in the coming 2-4 weeks.
Supported Devices:
Heins said that this app based BBM service will be launched in their main upcoming devices like Q5 etc. along with iPhone 5 and starting on android through Samsung galaxy S4. If we talk about the supported versions of OS then at launch BBM will be supported on iPhones having iOS 6 and Android device on Ice Cream Sandwhich and higher. But don't worry for older os users because the next updates will also be compatible with Android 2.3 and iOS 4.0.
Bottom Line:
With the lowering of Blackberry's user rating i think Blackberry now understands that if they want to stay in the race of smart phones then it is time to do something which they have never done before. It is the moment to let people know whay BBM is all about. Why us it the most preferred messeging service on Blackberry devices?
I think they have taken right step because other messeging giants were impacting BBM due to its incompatibility with non-Blackberry devices.
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Twitter is going to shutdown TweetDeck AIR, TweetDeck for both Android and iPhone
The famous social blogging giant Twitter just have announced that their popular client "TweetDeck" is going to be stopped permanently on May 7th and it'll not be available anymore on their app stores. Along with it, Twitter's Facebook integration will also be shutdown as well.
The TweetDeck, allows users and followers to get in touch with real-time chats across multiple topics and they can customize their accounts with the a particular layout to suit their personal deeds.
Everybody know that TweetDeck was bought by social networking site Twitter in 2011 for around $40m (£25m). But now company wants to focus on the web based versions of Tweetdeckand. So it will restrict its support on May 7th for TweetDeck AIR, TweetDeck for Android and iPhone.
TweetDeck gave info about this shutdown last month but now they have released an exact date for the removal of each service.
One of The official post on their TweetDeck blog says, "Over the past 18 months, we've been focused on building a fast and feature-rich web application for modern browsers, and a Chrome app, which offers some unique features like notifications."
Twitter also apologises to its Tweetdeck users who still use the different styles of the app but says that Air and the Android/iPhone app rely on v1.0 of Twitter's API, which will be banned at the starting of May so users will be facing its symptoms before 7th May or complete disfunctioning.
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Fieldrunners 2 Going to hit Google Play Store on April 24th
If you’re a fan of Fieldrunners, the popular iOS hit and you have an Android device, then no doubt that you are waiting for its android version. Subatomic Studios (the dev's) released Fieldrunners 2 for iOS in July of 2012 and they didn't care about Android users. Since then the android lovers have just waited but nothing.
Finall, afrer a wait of nine months, Fieldrunners 2 is finally making its way to Android, and is scheduled to hit the Google Play Store on April 24th. Fieldrunners 2 for Android has “over 20 levels” across 4 zones, as the original iOS release had 25 levels. So there might be some reduction in levels but i hope that they would make up the missing levels in their next update. Who gives a damn about levels when people getting the thing they wanted so badly.
I am not confirmed but, Subatomic claims that the game will offer over 20 hours of play time and new game modes to spare your extra time i.e Time Trial, Sudden Death and Puzzle.
lets see how much interesting it would be?


