In the month of july Samsung’s Galaxy S Duos, dual-SIM Android 4.0 smartphone was leaked over the web and today Korean’s giant has unveiled this device officially. Round-edged design has been used in Galaxy S Duos which has been taken from the popular Galaxy S III and arrives with a ceramic to give a royal look. Galaxy S Duos comes with a ‘Dual SIM Always on’ feature which allows users to receive calls on one SIM number while taking a call from the other, ensuring that they can manage both personal and work commitments without ever missing a call. This is best feature of the device.
Device Specification:
• 4 inch screen with WVGA display resolution
• Powerful 1 GHz processor
• 512 MB RAM
• 5 MP camera on the rear
• 0.3 MP VGA camera on the front
• 4 GB internal memory
• Expandable to 32 GB via microSD
• Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
• 1500 mAh battery
From September this device will be available in Europe and after that it will be rolled out in other countries and region over the next few months. Pricing details of S Duos has not been revealed by Samsung.

Source : Mobigyaan

Lava, home grown mobile phone manufacturer has unveiled another affordable handset named as Lava C31 . Lava C31 supports the Hindi and Tamil languages. Users can buy this phone from many online retailers. The price of phone is Rs 2,100.
Device Specification:
• 2.6 inch touch screen
• 240x300 pixel resolution
• 1.3 megapixel rear camera
• Facebook app preloaded
• Bluetooth
• GPRS
• FM radio
• USB support
• Indian calendar preloaded
• 1000 mAh battery
• Support up to 8 GB through micro SD card
• Sound recording and call recording facility
• Supports AMR/MP3/MIDI/WAV audio file
• Mobile tracker

Source : Themobileindian

Yesterday, we took a look at how Android has closed the app gap on iOS, at least when it comes to those very essential apps you are likely to get. MacStories brings a new interesting perspective on the changing app landscape. Apple’s mobile journey started with Steve Jobs’ notable “you can’t really think about the internet of course without thinking about the Google” phrase at the unveiling of the original iPhone, it give the impression that nowadays Apple is doing its best to split itself from the Google.

Primarily, the iPhone was dependent on Google services such as Google search, Maps and YouTube. Fast forward to iOS 6 and two essential components are gone - Maps is ditched for Apple’s own solution.  Native YouTube app is going out of iOS 6. For sure, Apple has slowly but surely started integrating often competing non-Google services and other apps. As a search option Bing was offered, Twitter and Facebook integration became deeper and for China local services took over. Siri is becoming a bigger part of the iPhone experience.

Source : Phonearena

Micromax is on launching spree. With the launch of 10.1 inch Funbook Pro and Superfone A90, the Indian manufacturer has also unveiled its first 5 inch Smartphone named as Micromax A100 Superfone Canvas. In India, Samsung and LG are the only companies till now which have launched 5 inch Smartphone in the market.
Device Specification:
• 5-inch TFT capacitive touchscreen
• Display resolution of 854 x 480 pixels
• 1 GHz single-core processor
• 512 MB RAM
• Dual SIM
• Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS
• 5MP camera with flash
• 0.3 MP VGA front-facing Camera
• 4 GB internal memory
• Expandable to 32 GB via microSD
• Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 3G connectivity
• GPS
• Powerful 2000 mAh battery
Micromax A100 is priced at Rs. 9,999 , which is very affordable and apt for the 5 inch Smartphone.

Source : mobigyaan

Few weeks ago there was news of Nikon’s upcoming Android-powered Coolpix S800c, and now Nikon Rumors has posted images of what appears to be the camera in question. The essential inspection inside of Photoshop doesn’t turn up any relevant proof of forgery, and Nikon Rumors has a good track record, so it’s probably that we are looking at the real thing. Or at least mostly the real thing - two different cameras are shown; one that looks like a “normal” point and shooter and other addition that appears intended to be held vertically - although the second vertical camera looks less convincing
The back side of the camera is displayed as being controlled by a touchscreen that appears to be running stock Android 2.3. It is assumed that it would also come installed with a custom camera app, and moreover one that would trigger anytime the camera is being used to shoot pictures. Else the whole affair would feel a bit too much like an Android PMP grafted onto the back of a camera. As stated by NR, the new camera is coming this week.

Source : Phonearena