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Grab an Apple iphone at 17000 INR

iPhone fans can be more happy because they can grab an new Apple iPhone 4 at 17000 inr.
the Indian online mega store flikart is now selling the 8 GB version of the iPhone is at just 17000 INR.
 Since Apple stopped production of the iPhone 4 last August-September, the company is likely to source unsold inventory of the model from around the globe for the Indian market.



Key Features

  • 0.3 MP Secondary Camera
  • 5 MP Primary Camera
  • Wi-Fi Enabled
  • Bluetooth Support
  • 3.5-inch Capacitive Touchscreen
  • 8 GB Internal Memory
  • HD Recording

A fine blend of great design and functional software that is designed to make full use of the hardware that it is fitted with, the iPhone 4 from Apple is one smartphone that you will keep coming back to.

HD Camera with LED Flash

The iPhone 4 comes with a 5 megapixel primary camera that is capable of HD recording and is aided by an LED flash that allows you to take great pictures even in low-light conditions. It also sports a 0.3 megapixel front camera to provide for video calling and good quality selfies for your next profile picture.

Multi-touch Screen

The smartphone comes with a 3.5 inch screen that allows you to use more than one finger at a time – you can get more work done by using multiple fingers to navigate. The screen also comes with oleophobic coating to ensure that visuals are not smudged with fingerprints and is also scratch-resistant to allow for longevity of the screen's receptiveness.

Longer Talktime of 14hrs

Built around a 1420 mAh Li-Ion battery, the iPhone 4 can give you a talktime of up to 14 hours on a 2G network – you can play a game to kill time or just browse the internet for interesting stuff to read on a long commute without worrying about finding a socket and charger every so often.

Built-in 8 GB Memory


This iPhone comes with an internal memory of 8 GB, making for ample space for your apps and media without worrying about slowing the phone’s receptiveness down.

Grab an Apple ipad at 15999 INR

Indian online buyers can grab a new Branded Apple ipad at low cost(15999/-) from shopclues.com.it is the cheapest ipad's price ever in india



Key Features of Ipad mini

Over 275000 Apps on the App Store

Upto 10 Hrs of Battery Life

A5 Chip

5MP iSight Camera with 1080p HD Video Recording

7.9 inch LED Backlit Display

FaceTime HD Camera

iOS 6 and iCloud

Keep your boredom at bay with the latest iPad Mini, designed with Siri, FaceTime and a whole lot of other features that you're sure to fall in love with, this compact and brilliantly designed Apple iPad Mini also gives a generous 16 GB of storage space.

Dual-core A5 chip

With over twice the power of the A4 processor, this iPad Mini is integrated with the A5 processor offering incredibly fast graphics and delivering high-performance with low power consumption.

FaceTime HD and iSight camera

In-built with both the FaceTime HD and iSight camera, the iPad Mini lets you connect with your loved ones anytime with the video chat while you also enjoy capturing special moments on the go.

1080p HD video recording

Record videos at its best quality in full HD 1080p resolution while the A5 processor supports uninterrupted and smooth flowing recording and playback.

Wi-Fi and bluetooth

Integrated with both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies, connecting to the internet and exchanging photos and videos can be done effortlessly over both platforms.

Siri

Apple’s famous personal assistant and knowledge navigator is all set to be your best friend to help you out with absolutely anything you would want to know. This app is designed to respond to voice commands and provide you information, while navigating and setting alarms are among the other tasks Siri can do.

Top Tablets available in India

1) IPad air

IPad air is most likely the most slim and light tablet yet available in commercial market. Apple successfully bought 64-bit desktop like architecture into tablet. It comes with A7 processor along with M7 graphic processor unit which takes the load off from A7 process by processing all the graphic related processes. It comes in two variants; Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Cellular. The famous retina display provides pixel density 264 ppi with screen resolution of 2048x 1538 pixels. The 9.7 inch display is covered with fingerprint- resistant oleophobic coating which does not allow fingerprint marks to cling to screen surface. Various model are available with capacity ranging from 16 GB to 128 GB. Cost range is from 35,900 to 65,900.

2) Galaxy Note Pro

Galaxy Not Pro is another addition to tablets produced by Samsung. With so many tablets in market, Samsung is trying it’s best to keep up with the fast pace. Introducing the new galaxy note pro with EXYNOS 5420 1.9 GHz Quad + 1.3 GHz Quad. One processor is added to increase the battery life.
It comes with 12.2 inch super LCD screen giving a resolution of 2560x 1600 pixels. Galaxy Not pro comes loaded with 8 megapixel rear camera and 2 megapixel from camera. It comes with a whooping cost of Rs. 65,575.

3) Acer W510

Acer W510 brings experience of notebook in tablet. Windows 8 running tablet can be converted into notebook using an easy docking station which provides with keyboard, track pad, cd drive, usb drive etc.
This 10.1 inch tablet is powered by dual core Intel atom processor, 2 GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. Another feature is full size USB port which helps you connect your external hard disks and flash drives directly to the tablet. It follows a 32- bit architecture and has a battery capacity of 3540 mAh. This tablet comes with a price tag of Rs. 53,999.

4)  Sony Xperia Tablet Z

Sony has unveiled 2 new tablets; Xperia Tablet Z and Xperia Tablet Z2. Indian market are provided with Xperia Tablet Z only. Z2 is yet to be available in Indian market. Sony Xperia Tablet Z is one of the slimmest and lightest tablet available in market weighing just 495 grams and 6.9 mm thin.
Sony maintains its image of producing product with elegant and beauty. This is evident from design of Sony Xperia Tablet Z, though simple but still it carries with itself the element of elegancy.
It comes preloaded with decent configuration of 1.5 GHz Qualcomm APQ8064+MDM9215M Quad Core and Adreno 320 GPU. It’s 8.1 megapixel real camera and 2.2 front camera provides with beautiful images n HD front camera recording for HD video calling. Sony Xperia Tablet Z comes with a price tag of Rs. 46,990

5) IPad Mini Retina Display

IPad mini doesn’t mean that the configuration is lowered down, this small tablet looks small but has a lot of power packed inside it. Retina display with clear, crisp and sharp images and text. A7 processor follows the 64-bit architecture complimented with M7 coprocessor which deals with visual processes. Gaming couldn’t be better in any tablet with full HD games running smoothly with M7 GPU.
7.1 inch display gives screen resolution of 2048x 1536 pixels. With so many features packed, still it weighs as light as 331grams and is just 7.5 mm thin. Superb battery life gives battery backup of about 10 hours. The twin antenna provides dual Wi-Fi speed and high internet connectivity. Even the camera works amazingly well and are able to shoot excellent photographs in low light. But this to comes with hefty price tag of Rs. 51,900.

Apple sells nine million new iPhones in three days

Apple Inc said it sold 9 million iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c models in their first three days on the market, the most successful iPhone launch ever.



Apple just set a new all-time record for iPhone launch sales: it reports selling nine million total iPhone 5s and 5c units this weekend, well over the 5 million of the iPhone 5 launch last year. While the company isn't breaking down sales by individual models, it notes that the initial iPhone 5s supply has already sold out. The company also mentioned that more than 200 million devices are already running iOS 7. That's the fastest software upgrade in history, according to Apple. While it's difficult to put the sales and download figures into context without directly comparable numbers from rivals, it's clear that the new devices are off to a strong start. Check out Apple's self-congratulatory release after the break.

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Best Things about iOS 7

iOS 7
iOS 7
Control Center gives you access to the most used system functions.
Control Center
One of the most talked about new changes for iOS 7 is not new at all on Android phones, but I think I speak for most iOS users when I say the Control Center is an extremely welcome addition. It was always a pain to sift through the settings using a number of taps just to access the brightness controls. Same for Wi-fi settings, which -- because of an old router at home -- I ended up having to access frequently. Now, a simple swipe upwards gives me easy access to these settings and more. Oh, and the flashlight button to turn on your flash when it's dark is a great touch.
iTunes Radio
Frankly, when I heard Apple was making a Pandora-like radio option, I wasn't that impressed. I mean, there are a slew of streaming music and audio apps in the app store and many of them are free -- at least the radio features are. But now that I've used the app for a few days, I like it better than most streaming radio apps I've seen.
Not only can you create a stream based on songs or multiple artists, but there are featured streams that are great for music discovery. Also, when I really like a song I'm listening to, I can buy it straight away from iTunes without missing a beat of the song or closing the app.
Camera App
The iOS 7 camera app is not a huge change over what we had in iOS 6, but I really like having the ability to swipe between shot types. The filters are also a nice touch for adding a quick effect, though I wish there were more to choose from. But what I particularly like is the ability to take burst shots. Everyone knows that not all photos come out perfectly, but if you can take several at a time, chances are at least one will be to your liking.
iOS 7
Simply swipe to the left to see time stamps for every text.
I have an iPhone 5 so the burst shots feature is not as good as it is on the iPhone 5S (10 photos per second, along with slow-mo), but I'm glad there's a slower variation available on the iPhone 5.
Messages time stamps
One thing that had always bugged me about text messages is that you only got a general time frame for when texts were sent. It would only mark the first text in the chain, so you couldn't tell when subsequent texts were sent or received.
I wasn't even aware of the change in iOS 7 until one of my coworkers pointed it out to me: if you swipe to the left in the Messages window you can see a time stamp for each individual text. I'm pretty sure this change will settle a lot of petty arguments between people: "No, look! I replied to your message two minutes later! It's not my fault!" That is a fictitious example that has nothing to do with real life. No, really.
Safari does Twitter
Another new feature isn't getting all the press that things like Control Center and iTunes Radio get, but will be a great addition for Twitter users. Now, when you touch the bookmarks button at the bottom. You can touch the "@" symbol in the top right to get Twitter links. What you get is a list of all the tweets from people you follow who posted links to Twitter. From here, you can just touch each tweet and quickly see the associated post, picture, or video, automatically formatted perfectly for your iPhone.
iOS 7
Safari's Twitter feed lets you look at links from people you follow.
FaceTime audio
FaceTime got the iOS 7 design treatment along with the rest of the core apps, but it also got one surprisingly cool new feature: FaceTime audio. Now, you can make a call over 4G or Wi-fi without the video component and the sound quality is fantastic.
The only thing I don't like about it is that, while you can switch to video in the middle of an audio call, you can't switch back to audio from a video call. Still, being able to avoid long distance (and international) charges with great sound quality is huge perk.
Airdrop
We all probably remember the Galaxy S4 commercial parody where the two Galaxy owners do the phone bump next to the people in line at the Apple store. The over-the-top Apple fanboys in line say something like "Woah, my iPhone can't do that!"
In iOS 7, not only can you quickly send photos, videos, and contacts using AirDrop, but just about anything from any app that has the share button (with the exception of music). The only problem is that it only works on iPhone 5 or later because of the chip architecture in the iPhone 4S. Still, I think it's a great new feature. Oh, and the other advantage? No bump required.
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