Merger with MS does not Nokia is done with the Asha. In fact, Folks at evleaks have suggested that Nokia is on the way to release another Asha called 500, which was previously rumored as Orion. The phone will be released in 2013. The picture given below clearly shows it will have dual SIM like the rumored Lumia 720.
Just around a year back, Google acquired the popular mobile office suite, QuickOffice. Back then, the app became available for free to Google Apps for Business users and now, Google has made it available for free to its all users. Today’s update also gives the QuickOffice a Drive-esque icon and it now works on both tablets and phones.
Factory images for the just released minor Nexus 7’s WiFi update that was given to the Android 4.3 build JSS15R is now available. Binaries have been made available too for your downloading and hacking pleasure.
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Samsung is a large Korean company that makes myriad electronics including televisions, phones, refrigerators, microwave ovens and so on. Believe it not, company’s actual money-making machine is their mobile devices division. Samsung’s sales and operating profit history describes the role of mobile devices in making Samsung financially strong. Almost half of the total turnover and 70 percent of operating profit comes from mobile devices. The graph also shows that the revenue growth in recent years is primarily due to increased sales of the phone.
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Monster has released a couple of new tablets in the market, M7 and M10. As expected, both run Android operating system and are perfect combination of sound, style, HD video, and high performance audio. Here are the specifications of Monster M7 tablet – 1.5GHz dual core processor, Android operating system, HD 1280×800 resolution screen, Bluetooth 4.0 with Time CorrectTM, Micro USB input, 3.5mm headset jack, Mini HDMI, GPS, front (2.0MP) and rear (5.0MP) cameras, 16GB storage with 1GB DDR3 memory, Micro SD expansion slot and up to 8 hours of battery life.
We have received another scoop that the rumored Nokia Orion will be released as Nokia Asha 500. This is another indication that Microsoft is not killing the Asha brand and will, in fact, be using “Nokia’s” name to launch its Asha phone that runs Symbian S40.
