BlackBerry Protect enables wireless backup
BlackBerry Protect is a free application designed to keep your information safe and secure. The app allows you to wirelessly backup, restore and locate your BlackBerry smartphone if its misplaced along with exhibiting features like: remote device wipe, remote device lock, 'Lost and Found' screen etc.

LG has announced its cloud computing based services known as LG Cloud. This service has entered in to the beta phase from today onwards. This LG Cloud is available for Android based Smartphone’s, PCs and Smart TVs which intend to cater the users for managing and consuming content on them. Users can download this application from the Google Play or LG SmartWorld App Store.

As Apple unveiled its iCloud service and Microsoft made its SkyDrive service official. Samsung is also set to launch its cloud computing centered service - S Cloud. It helps to store the multimedia content. It automatically synchronizes multimedia content with the user's LG Cloud account and makes it accessible on the PC and Smart TVs. Even the pictures taken with Smartphone can be seen on PC or Smart TVs.

From their cloud account users can also stream videos to the Smartphone, PC or the TV with very less wait time. Real-time Streaming Technology is used by the LG which makes the video conversion to take place on the LG's servers in real-time. Even they don’t have to install any converters or third party apps to view the videos as LG has formed a special division to take care of the Cloud services and related offerings. LG Cloud service is accessible through - www.lgcloud.com.

Source : Themobileindian

Exciting news!!!! Nokia 808 PureView will be available in the selected markets in the month of May. It has been reported that the one of the first markets to begin selling the award-winning camera-phone will include India. Nokia 808 PureView has received multiple awards, including Best Mobile Device as well as an award for Best Imaging Innovation for 2012 from the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) in February Mobile World Congress 2012.

Device Specifications:

• 41 megapixel sensor with high-performance Carl Zeiss optics
• New pixel oversampling technology.
• Nokia Belle OS
• 1.3GHz single-core chip, 
• 4 inch display
• 360x640 (nHD) Resolution
• 512MB of RAM
• 16GB of internal memory expandable via microSD
• HSPA 14.4Mbps 
• Dolby Digital Plus for 5.1 channel

Source : Mobigyaan

While travelling by train in India, you were not able to use internet services because of bad connectivity by your mobile operator to curb this problem Indian Railways have come up with Internet Services in the train. Now the Indian Railways is going to offer the Internet services to its passengers, directly into the coaches.

Thanks to Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) who has granted the permission to Indian Railways to make use of the KU band frequency that ISRO makes use of and link its satellite to provide Internet. Two years ago Indian Railway declared that this service will be available to its passengers on-board but the project was never implemented.

Now it will be under pilot testing on-board the Howrah Rajdhani Express. If the user wants to use the internet services in Train, he/ she just have to dial the number taken from TT. After that user will be provided with a password which when entered by them gives them access to the world of Internet in their train coach. During this Testing phase this service is free of cost for passengers and a Mumbai based company has been rope in to provide all the custom-made equipments and providing the service. The approximate cost of implementation of the project is Rs.6.30 crore. It is a great step taken by Indian Railways.

Source : Mobigyaan

Android platform is gaining lot of importance these days and as a result the developers of this platform compiled data for different Android OS. As per this data, Android’s version 2.3 is the mostly installed version in handsets with a 64.4% share. After that 63.9% of mobile devices are running on Android version 2.3.3 to 2.3.7. The percentage of devices with Android Froyo OS is 20.9% which shows that people who are using the same version want their contract to get expire so that they can upgrade to the next version.

The data also mentioned that only 4.9% of devices currently have Android 4.0 and higher version. If we look on the exact figures then we can see that 4.4% devices are powered by 4.0.3 and 4.0.4 Android versions and only .5% covers Android 4.0 to 4.0.2 versions. Amongst the older versions, 5.5% of the devices are using Android 2.1; only .7% devices are on Android 1.6 version and .3% devices are on Android 1.5 version.

The penetration rate of Android 4.0 is lower as of now, but will increase as more devices come out of box with the latest version of Google’s open source OS.

Source : Phonearena