Thursday, 9 May 2013

Apple seeks Android source code from Google: Report


 In its patent war with Samsung, US technology titan Apple seems to have finally taken the fight to Google. The company founded by late visionary Steve Jobs has asked a US court to direct the world's biggest internet search company to handover the source code of its Android operating system.

According to a news report in Bloomberg Businessweek, Apple told the US court that Google is "improperly withholding" data that it requested in the pre-trial information sharing stage. Apple has sought this information in the second-patent infringement case it has filed at the San Jose court. As per the court filing, the iPhone maker has argued that Android is used in all of Samsung's allegedly infringing products and "provides much of the accused functionality."

The latest development in the war between Apple and Samsung comes in the lawsuit that includes patent violation charges on phones like iPhone 5 and Galaxy S III.

However, a lawyer for Google (but who also represents Samsung in the case) told the court that the Tim Cook-led company made this "strategic decision to keep Google off the complaint." He said that the internet search giant does not have the same legal rights as the Apple and Samsung in this case "with respect to reciprocal discovery," the report states.

Apple and Samsung are embroiled in a patent battles across various parts of the world. One of the biggest judgements in the matter came last year, when a US jury concluded that Samsung has violated Apple patents and awarded the latter $1.05 billion. However, this sum was slashed later to $450.5 million by the court and a new date to determine final damages in the case was set.

World‘s largest IT training centre opens in India

ImageOffshore IT Training firm Koenig Solutions  today unveiled its training campus in Delhi, which the firm claims is the world's largest offshore IT Training facility, providing end-to-end solutions to corporates. 

The campus, spread over an area of 18,000 sq ft, includes 70 classrooms and 30 testing stations and provides end-to-end solutions including accommodation, examination facilities, meals, daily transport etc, which are part of the course fee. 

"We have a total of five centres in India -- Goa, Shimla, Dehradhun, Delhi and Bangalore -- as well as a training facility in Dubai. There are plans in place to expand it further in more such tourist centres," Koenig Solutions CEO and founder Rohit Aggarwal told PTI. 

The company is looking at setting up training facilities in cities like Chennai and Pune in India and globally in West, South and East Africa, he added. 

"IT training and certification today is a $20 billion industry worldwide and the education tourism market in India alone could become $1 billion by 2020. Koenig's education tourism business model is unique and aims to tap this growing market," Aggrawal said. 

Offshore IT training is catching up among corporates, IT employees and students in countries of Europe, Africa, Middle East, South East Asia as well as in Australia and New Zealand, given the lack of cost optimised quality training resources and infrastructure, he added. 

Koenig claims to have trained more than 20,000 students from over 50 countries since its inception in 1993, and has seen its trainer pool swell to 250. 

The firm offers over 100 IT courses and is the authorised training partner of Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, VMware, Novell, Adobe, EMC, Citrix, Linux Professional Institute, among others.

Download Viber Client For Windows Desktop


Up until a few hours back, Viber, the popular VoIP service app was available for Android, BlackBerry, iOS, Windows Phone, and other mobile operating systems only. The good news is that Viber users can now make calls from Windows and Mac desktop as well.
Viber for Windows desktop
Yes, Viber today released desktop client for Windows and Mac operating systems. PC and Mac users can now head over to the download page to begin downloading the setup.
For those who don’t know what Viber is, it’s a cool service that offers free text, photo message, and video calling for free. With the help of desktop client, you no longer need to turn up to your smartphone to make a call or send text. The other cool thing is that you can also transfer calls between your PC and mobile with a click.
The best thing about Viber is that you don’t need to register an account with Viber to use this free service. Viber lets you make call and text by using your existing mobile number, which also means that you can’t use this service if you aren’t willing to share your contact with Viber for privacy reasons.
viber for Windows
The other downside is that in order to activate Viber on your desktop, you must first install Viber app on your smartphone. Even though Viber supports all major mobile operating systems out there, including Android, Bada, BlackBerry, iOS, Windows Phone, and Symbian, if in case you’re using a mobile that doesn’t support installing apps, you can’t activate and use Viber.
viber client for Windows
Installing and setting up the Viber on Windows is fairly simple if you already have installed and activated Viber app on your mobile. Complete the below mentioned instructions to install and activate Viber on Windows desktop.
Step 1: Download and run the setup file to complete the installation and pin the Viber icon to the taskbar.
Step 2: Launch the client to see a dialog box asking “Do you have Viber on your mobile phone?”. Click Yes button if you’re already using the app on your mobile. If not, visit the app store from your mobile phone and install the app first.
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Step 3: In the following screen, you’ll need to enter your mobile number and then click Continue button. Upon clicking the Continue button, a text with an activation code will sent your mobile.
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Step 4: Enter the activation code and click Enter Viber button to activate it and start using the Viber service.
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viber for Windows

Sunday, 5 May 2013

Airtel Free 3G GPRS UC Browser 9 Handler Mod - 2013


UC Browser is a Web and WAP browser with fast speed and stable performance. With fast connection, leading compression and powerful download capabilities, you can use the browser in many ways.

It also provides comfortable features for your browsing, such as the featured site navigation, easy preference, pre-load, night mode and share.

Requirements:

· Java enabled phone

What's New in This Release:

· Fast Video and Audio Playing: We have designed the Fast Video and Audio Playing feature to break through storage limitation and poor network connection. The new feature allows users to play video files that have been saved to UDisk directly, without having to download those big files to local phone storage. Enjoy the fluent videos watching on Java Phone.

· Account Information Saving: To make logging-in to your favourite webpages more convenient, we’ve added the ability for you to save usernames and passwords on several websites, such as Facebook and GMail.

· Improved User Interface: We’ve given our user interface a makeover, optimizing the design to provide an enhancement of user experience. The menus, night mode, operation in touch screen phones and more has been optimized.

· Bug Fixes: The stability of this version has been increased and there have been numerous bug fixes, such as a solution to the missing Speed Dial issue.


Steps to Use:


2) Install & Open Handler Menu

3) Expand 'Network Settings'

4) Select ' Real Host'

5) Enter 'proxy' (check downloaded file)

6) Done. Download and Enjoy superb browsing and downloading speed:-)