Showing posts with label 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3. Show all posts
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Friday, December 6, 2013
Airtels 3G data plan enables data sharing between 3 devices
Airtel has announced an interesting data plan which will be very useful for users who carry multiple devices and also if you want to share a data plan with family members or friends. The Airtel data share plan allows one to share 3G data between 3 devices. The plan is available for both prepaid and postpaid customers.
The new data plans costs Rs.1000 per month and 3 different devices can simultaneously use up to 5GB of 3G data, beyond which they can have unlimited access to the internet at speeds of up to 80KB/s. The only condition on this data plan is that all the three Airtel numbers should be located in the same telecom circle.
To activate this data share plan, Airtel users need to sms ‘DATA SHARE ADD Mobile Number’ to 121. Users can also add mobile numbers of their friends and family by visiting Airtel’s website .
A while back, Reliance Communications too had launched it’s ‘All Share Postpaid Plan’ which enabled it’s customers to share 3000 mins of lolcal/STD voice calls, 3000 local/national SMS, 3GB of 3G data and also, unlimited local calls within the group. This plan was priced at Rs.1,497.
Although, as compared to RCom’s plan, the data plan from Airtel does not offer any voice calls or SMS but still, will be quite beneficial for the subscribers and their family members who can share a single data plan.
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To activate this data share plan, Airtel users need to sms ‘DATA SHARE ADD Mobile Number’ to 121. Users can also add mobile numbers of their friends and family by visiting Airtel’s website .
A while back, Reliance Communications too had launched it’s ‘All Share Postpaid Plan’ which enabled it’s customers to share 3000 mins of lolcal/STD voice calls, 3000 local/national SMS, 3GB of 3G data and also, unlimited local calls within the group. This plan was priced at Rs.1,497.
Although, as compared to RCom’s plan, the data plan from Airtel does not offer any voice calls or SMS but still, will be quite beneficial for the subscribers and their family members who can share a single data plan.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Level 3 House Plans Australian Architects
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer 3
How do you reckon an interior designer’s home looks like? Nothing less than super stylish or uber cool. This one particularly is at its innovative best. Bravo to the way the designer has tossed convention aside and designed the entire place for very personal taste. According to the designer, her house is small and manages to fit in her husband, two kids and four pets. Her space management is an attention grabber and might as well serve as solution for people with space similar as hers.
She has smartly planned her kitchen, the kid’s room, garage and her office space. The white stained floors with a shiny gloss finish make them easy to clean and wipe. Being white, they do get dirty quickly but the light they provide is worth all the cleaning up. When it comes to colours she has left not a single one untouched. Her magenta painted doors are an eye-candy. Her accessorised study will surely inspire and be an object of envy for many. The burst of colours juxtaposed with the striking white spaces is so refreshing you would want to run out to the hardware and fabric store right away and get working with your own space.
The house is eclectic makes you drool with inspiration and zap it right to where you are!
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Kitchen With Open Cabinet
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Georgeous Work Spaces
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Colourfull Chilling Area
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Clining Space
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Cluutered Kid Space
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Cardboard Tree House
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Cardboard Tree House
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer White Chair
Interior Decorator’s Home Designer Office Space
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Battery Indicator Pro v1 3 6 APK
Key features of our Battery Indicator are:
- Unique, elegant graphics with exclusive character.
- Many configuration options (and still growing) - you can enable or disable and adjust many functionalities.
- Home screen widgets.
- Displays estimated time left to fully discharge or charge.
- Displays colorful icon with exact percentage of battery level in status bar with one-percent accuracy.
- Big readable digits in status bar.
- Quick access to more details by sliding down from top of the screen to show Android notifications or by clicking on home screen widget.
- Displays current velocity of charging or discharging (in percent per hour).
- Displays last charging and discharging statistic information (time, level range, velocity).
- Indicators colors are changing depending on battery level and state.
- Two view modes: standard and detailed, switched quickly and easily by sliding panel.
- Many detailed information, such as temperature, voltage, health, plugged state, battery technology, time from last status change etc.
- One percent accuracy.
- Quick access to Androids "Battery usage" screen.
- More coming soon.
Battery Indicator Pro
Size: 3.7 MB
Required: Android 2.1 and up
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Monday, September 9, 2013
Samsung Chromebook Series 3 Specifications and Reviews
This Chromebook we’re reviewing is Samsung’s new second generation Series 3, which includes:
- Processor - 1.7GHz (Dual-Core) Samsung Exynos 5
- Memory - 2GB
- Hard Disk - 16GB
- Operating System - Google Chrome OS
- Display - 11.6 inch
- Max Resolution - 1366 * 768 ( HD )
Here I summarize my review to this chromebook -
- Deciding whether or not the new Chromebook is right for you is actually really easy. The first thing you have to know is that its cheap. Really cheap. it undercuts most conventional laptops, and is cheaper even than the new iPad mini.
- Google Chrome OS, for the uninitiated, puts a version of Googles Chrome browser on top of a Linux foundation. Where Linux PCs run Linux apps, though, Chrome OS devices run browser apps. Thats huge, since you can do more and more on the Web. But you cant run several popular programs - iTunes, Skype, Portal 2, Microsoft Office, Photoshop to name a few.
- There are plenty of times when all you need to do is check e-mail, read some news, load a recipe, make a bank payment, click around YouTube, or spend time on Facebook. For that, its a very economical device. Its fast startup speed is conducive to flipping it open for a few moments.
- Regardless of the technical caveats, however, it remains true that you cant install, say, Microsoft Office or Adobe Photoshop Elements on a Chromebook. Thats not what the Chromebook is about.
- Its a slim, light, cheap, long-lasting little laptop that, partly because really the only thing it does is run a web browser and isnt based on Windows, is very secure, and if you live your life in web apps such as facebook.com and Google Docs, or especially if you are already immersed in the Google ecosystem of Docs, Gmail, Calendars and more, its worth considering.
In the end, I find a lot of joy and productivity by using the Chromebook. I am pretty invested in Google’s online tools, which makes it a lot easier to jump over to a Chromebook. However, the smallness, lightness, and long battery life make the Chromebook one of the best computers for mobility. It’s simple to setup and use, and helps you get your work done if you don’t have too many specific offline needs.
I also assume that Samsung’s support will be similar to all their other devices, and since a Chromebook is a big name, they should definitely know how to help you out.
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