RIM has started working on the BB 10 OS. Good news for Blackberry lovers. According to CrackBerry, the BB 10 OS might just land with its very own voice assistant app just like Siri.
BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha allows you to use the mute key to unveil a voice assistant app which enable you to control the device by just talking into it.Competition is getting very hard day by day because Most of the handset makers are coming out with their own voice assistant apps. However, everybody knows who is still top in the game, and Siri has been implemented in a better way.

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Samsung, Korean consumer electronics giant may launch the next version of its Galaxy Note on August 15. Samsung America has sent out invites for an event that will take place on 15th August. Till now product has not been mentioned anywhere but there is an image on the invite which is speculated to be the Galaxy Note 2. It was expected that Samsung will announce the Galaxy Note 2 in the month of October this year.The Galaxy Note 2 is inspired form the Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone. It will feature similar goodies like the S-Voice, S-Beam and a nature inspired design. It may have 8-megapixel camera with improved lens and image sensor for better images and videos.

 Device Specifications:

• 5.5-inch display with WSXGA+ (1680×1050) resolution
• 360 pixel density
• Super Amoled display with a similar PenTile matrix as the Galaxy S3
• Exynos 5250 processor built on latest ARM Cortex-A15 CPU processor architecture along with a much faster graphic engine for superior performance.
• 1.5 GB of RAM for jitter free operations
• 8-megapixel camera

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Even after several measures, strict regulations, and self-imposed privacy, spam SMSs continue to float around. You might not want any messages or you might just want to save yourself from general annoyance from friends when you are at meeting or conference. You can use the custom filter settings to block incoming messages and mails if someone is annoying you. In BlackBerry 7 OS firewall has been integrated that can block unwanted SMSs and even emails from reaching the phone's inbox. Follow the below steps:

• In the Options App, scroll and choose the Security option from the list.
• Choose the Firewall setting from the Security menu option
• After that you will reach the filter settings to block incoming messages based on numbers, PIN, personal email and enterprise email. You can check the boxes for relevant messages, PINs and emails to block.
• Numbers, PINs or email addresses can be added from which you wish to continue receiving messages.

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Officially HTC has announced that the Desire HD Smartphone will not be getting Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. At the official HTC blog, the company stated that Desire HD will not get any updates. The current Android 2.3 Gingerbread provides the best experience for the Desire HD Smartphone. HTC had published the list of devices that will be getting the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update earlier this year. But now HTC has called off the Android 4.0 ICS update for the Desire HD Smartphone.
It has been written in the official HTC blog that after extensive testing, they have determined that the current version of HTC Sense with Android provides customers with the best experience on the HTC Desire HD. When new versions of software are considered, they weigh a number of factors, but ultimately the customer experience on the product is the deciding factor. They apologized the customers for any confusion. The company has struck out a model from the list of probable devices for updates earlier also. In past, HTC had done something similar with the HTC Desire and stated that it will not get Android 2.3 Gingerbread update. The company later decided to release the update due to heavy demand from the consumers. Desire HD features RAM (768 MB) along with Adreno 205 graphics chip. It is very difficult to decide that on what basis company has decided to strike out the Desire HD from the list of Android 4.0 ICS update getting devices.

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G'Five, Chinese mobile phone manufacturer has unveiled five new Android based Smartphones in India. The phones are priced between Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000.  Four of the phones have 8 megapixel cameras while one has a five megapixel rear camera. Out of the five, four handsets have 4 inch displays while the fifth one has a 5.3 inch screen. The 5.3 inch G'Five G95 smartphone is priced at Rs 9,499 and G'Five G3D costs Rs 11,799. On the other hand, the newly unveiled G'FiveA79, G'Five A86 , G'Five I88 are priced at Rs 6,999, Rs 7,999, and Rs 8,899 respectively .

Two of the handsets run on Android 2.3 OS while the rest have the Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

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