Solution for nokia X2-01 and other models errors on whats app -My whatsapp shows this message "an unexpected error occurred contacting the server: interrupting"

Steps To Follow:

1. Goto MENU - Settings- Configuration - Personal Configuration

2. Add- Web- Acoount Name : vmc {In Low Case}

User name: {blank}

Password : {blank}

Use Preferred Access Point : No

Access point settings lightens up

Access Point Settings-

Proxy : Disabled

Bearer Settings:

1. Packet Data Access Point : www { In Lower Case}

2. Network Type : IPv4

3. Authentication Type : Normal

4. User name: {blank}

5. Password : {blank}

Click Back Button 3 Times Goto options- Click Activate

Press Exit By Call End Button

Again

1. Goto MENU - Settings- Configuration - Personal Configuration

2. Options - Add New - Access Point

1. Account Name : www { In Lower Case}

2. Access Point Settings

a. Packet Data Access Pt. : www { In Lower Case}

b. Network Type : IPv4

c. Authentication Type : Normal

d. User name: {blank}

e. Password : {blank}

Click Back Button 3 Times Goto options- Click Activate

VERIFY THE FOLLOWING

Goto MENU - Settings- Configuration

Default Config. settings : Personal Config.- Details- Details Default in all apps. - Yes Preferred acces point : www Reboot Your Phone Enjoy whatsapp !!!!!!

How to disable automatic connect to internet in NOKIA phones

Hello Everyone.

Here is how disable automatic connect by WhatsApp on Nokia C5 , n hope it works for C6 too. Go to: Settings-> Settings -> Connection -> Destinations-> Internet : then u will find the Access Point provided by ur operator..

Then go down the list and find the following fields:

type any name u like,

make it Yes, after that

choose any password u like :D,

Authentication : choose Secure,

Use Access Point : choose After Confirmation.

then u r done, Anytime WhatsApp or any other Application tries to connect to the internet, it will ask for the User Name and Password, this way it won't connect unless u allow it.

The above method help saves ur balance from deduction but consumes battery due to asking u the name and password every time it connects..

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HTML5: The new language

The current HTML standard 4.01 is ten years old. In this time, the Internet has become rich with multimedia and interactivity. So it’s definitely time for change! Videos are really popular on the web, so it should come as no surprise that sites like YouTube, Dailymotion and Vimeo are among the first few sites to integrate the new HTML5 standard. HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, the language in which the basics of the Internet are written. The standard specifies rules according to which this happens. Since Web browser engines need to be adapted to this, four of the big browser manufacturers (not including Microsoft), developed HTML5 comprising of numerous new functions that help close the long gap between being a document-oriented markup language as it has traditionally been, to becoming an application-oriented one, as the modern web demands. Many can now dream of a revolution on the web. Videos without Flash The core of HTML5 is better integration of multimedia content. So far, browser plug-ins such as Adobe’s Flash Player have been needed to play video and music. But these consume resources, are prone to crashes, and most importantly, are a safety risk. Flash, in particular, allows a lot of malware to creep into a PC. In spite of this, almost all big websites use it to incorporate video, interactive applications, and other imaginative content. HTML5 intends to make a difference here - the new

Caution! Kids Online

With the ever increasing number of children logging on to the web, software like the Onlinefamily from Norton comes in handy to keep a vigil on their online activities. In the real world, parents often drill words of caution into the minds of their young children, such as “don’t talk to strangers” and “don’t go there; it’s not safe”. But surprisingly, parents are not so foresighted when it comes to the cyber world, as they allow their children unrestricted access to the Web. Already, we are witnessing an increase in cyber crime, and what’s alarming is the rise in the number of children being victimized on the Web. It goes without saying that young children today are far more tech savvy then previous generations were at the same age. And by looking at Internet penetration figures, the growth in recent years speaks for itself. While parents today are concerned about the amount of time their children spend on the Internet, they do not seem to be concerned about what their children are doing when they’re online. A recent survey conducted by Norton in over 14 countries underlines some startling facts. According to the survey, over 77 percent of children in India have had a negative online experience. While the majority of parents believe that their children spend time playing games or doing school work, an astonishing 68 percent of children download music and video games online. This ever-increasing online presence exposes the children to threats such as identity theft, cyber bullying, stalking by pedophiles, etc. Over the years, we have witnessed several instances where adults posing as teenagers have befriended young children and have coerced them into inappropriate activities or even duped them into divulging sensitive financial details of their families. This is particularly dangerous since, according to the Norton Online Family Report 2010, children feel that their actions online will go unnoticed and cannot be traced back to them. The survey further reveals that not many of them are aware that few things are ever permanently deleted and that anything they say or do can come back to haunt them later. Just as there are set rules in physical environments, you need to set rules for the cyber world as well. And with this aim in mind, Norton has responded with a free Web monitoring tool called onlinefamily.norton.com. This service monitors Web surfing as well as instant message conversations and interactions on social networking sites. It allows you to create up to ten accounts and once activated, you will be able to see a list of all the websites visited by the user of each account. If you don’t like a particular site, you can easily block it and it even allows you to customize settings for each child’s account depending on his or her age. It also tracks words, terms and phrases your kids search for online, which gives you an idea about their online interests. Most importantly, it allows you to monitor their activities on social networking sites as well as online forums. You can easily monitor what they chat about and with whom. OnlineFamily also includes the option to allow users to chat only with people you explicitly approve of. As far as social networking sites are concerned, it gives you an overview of your child’s profiles and how they represent themselves (name, age, and profile picture). If you are worried about children spending a lot of time online, you can easily restrict that here by setting time limits for usage. Once the set limit has been crossed, it will automatically cause the system to shut down. You can continue to monitor their online activities when you are away as you will receive email alerts in case your child ignores a warning or tries to visit a blocked web site. This may seem like a spying tool, but unlike other monitoring sites, it’s not hidden and the children are aware of it, making it very transparent. Parents will have to communicate openly about safe Internet practices to ensure that children don’t feel like they aren’t trusted or their privacy isn’t being respected.

Be a Social Media Manager..!!

Be a Social Media Manager
If writing a blog comes naturally to you, if your Facebook profile is the center of activity, if you have a huge following on Twitter, if you have more videos on YouTube than your peers, then social media management is just the right career for you.

You will find that almost every brand today has a presence on one of the many social networking sites. And it’s not just a happy coincidence or some brand aficionado who is doing it for them. Social networking today forms a crucial part of companies' marketing and communication strategies. Having a social media manager is no longer a fad, given that over 50 percent of the world’s population is under 30 years-old and spends the better half of their day on social networking sites. Increasingly, companies are looking for dynamic young people who know their way across the various social platforms and have the ability to communicate well to manage their virtual image. According to Rajiv Dingra, Founder and CEO WATMedia Pvt Ltd, social media in India has taken a serious turn over the years. It’s still at a very nascent stage but more and more companies have started investing their money on social media. He says, “There are 71 million Internet users in India according to the IAMAI (Internet & Mobile Association of India) report in 2009. Approximately 22 million people are active on social media. Looking at these numbers, it’s important to understand that these users would be sharing information about various brands, which could be positive or negative experiences.” He states further, “These users create pages of their favorite brands and start conversations which can be harmful as these won’t be the official presence. Thus, it’s important to have a social media manager who will look into these pages/conversations, will manage them and create official presence of their brands on social media. A social media manager is required also because social media is two–way communication platform, thus enabling users to communicate their feelings about the brand. A crisis situation can be well handled on social media with the presence of a social media manger.”

A Career in Software Testing

If you want to be a part of a dynamic and booming industry, then you might want to look at software testing as a career option. The dynamic Indian IT industry has always lured the brightest minds with challenging career options. Students are also attracted to this field because, apart from getting international exposure, the earnings are usually higher. They also get the satisfaction of being a part of something that could possibly shape the future. One such career option is software testing. Initially, software testing and software development went hand in hand, but now it has emerged as a specialized discipline in itself. The role of a software tester is crucial as they are trained to pick out flaws, if any, in the software. They test the software using various parameters to determine its ease of use, and flow of operation. They check the software for bugs and also determine whether it meets the business and technical requirements. This then helps the developers to iron out even the minutest of errors and save themselves from the embarrassment of a software failure due to a minor flaw. The growth prospects are tremendous. As per Gartner Forecast, the industry will be worth $50 million with forecasted CAGR of 14 percent through 2014. According to Asheesh Raina, Principal Research Analyst, Gartner, “Organizations today have rapid cycles of change on the business front. Software testing is increasingly recognized as the cornerstone of supporting rapidly changing business conditions, making organizations more agile. Testing is important for India because it has a large ecosystem of IT service providers. Poor quality standards will have substantial strategic implications for IT service providers. In a few years, the enterprise, IT organizations and service providers will be distinguished by their quality capabilities (encompassing process and service management). Their position in the top tier will be substantially due to their quality capabilities and failure in that will lead to downtrend.” Professionally trained software testers are in great demand and sought after in the industry. You can either become part of an independent software testing company or join an internal software testing department in a leading firm. We spoke with Vipul Kocher, President of the Indian Testing Board (ITB), to determine the potential of software testing as career.

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SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 DESIGN

The Samsung Galaxy S4 is thinner and lighter than the Samsung Galaxy S3
While the S3 looked and felt, well, quite plasticy, the Samsung S4 looks that much nicer and more like the high-end phone that it should be. It has a polycarbonate case, but it's now slimmer (7.9mm) and lighter (130g) than its predecessor.
Two versions of the phone will be available: Black Mist and White Frost. It's hard to pass judgement on the phone until we've seen it in the flesh, but in the shots we've seen it certainly looks like a step up from the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Available in black or white, the Samsung Galaxy S4 is instantly recognisable
SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 SCREEN:
As expected, the Galaxy S4 has a 5in Full HD (1,920x1,080) Super AMOLED screen. That's a stunning 441ppi, making this one of the highest-density phones that we've seen. The HTC One manages slightly more at 468ppi, thanks to its slightly-smaller 4.7in Full HD screen. On balance, though, you're going to find it hard to tell the difference or spot individual pixels on either screen.
There was no mention of the Green PHOLED technology, which was rumoured to be making its first appearance here. However, we've been impressed with Samsung's Super AMOLED technology before and it's always been power efficient, helping to save battery life.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 CAMERAS: Cameras are an important part of any smartphone, with many people preferring them to compact cameras. From the specifications, Samsung hasn't let us down with the Galaxy S4 camera, with a 13-megapixel rear camera, complete with Flash and a high-speed shutter mode. At the front is a 2-megapixel camera.
The 13-megapixel rear camera certainly has impressive specifications, but the front camera can be used to control the phone SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 PROCESSOR The Galaxy S4 will be available with two different types of processor, depending on where you are in the world. There was much hype before the launch about the new 1.6GHz Octa-Core Samsung Exynos 5 chip. The company tweeted a rendering of the new chip, which is also rumoured to power the new Galaxy Note 3 phone/tablet, from its @SamsungExynos Twitter account, so whetting the appetites of Samsung fans everywhere. The new chip's eight-core design is based on ARM's big.LITTLE architecture. This means that there are four powerful Cortex-A15 cores for the phone's most power-hungry functions, and four lower-power Cortex-A7 models to take care of simpler tasks. When the phone isn't needed to do anything fancy, the more powerful cores shut down, extending battery life. However, at the launch Samsung confirmed that the UK version of the phone will have a measly four cores. The good news is that the UK S4's Snapdragon 600 chipset will run at a faster 1.9GHz, which will hopefully go some way to making up for the cores shortfall.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 BATTERY
Speaking of battery life, the new handset will use a 2,600mAh battery. That's 500mAh bigger than the one in the S3 and should be big enough to cope with the slightly-enlarged screen, and the greater demands of 4G, while still running all day. The battery is also removable, so you can carry a charged spare if you're going to be out for a long time. It also means that a failing battery can easily be replaced.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 4G AND WIRELESS
You can't make a modern phone and not support the latest wireless standards, so the Samsung Galaxy S4 has full support for 4G LTE networks. Global 4G support has been promised, supporting download speeds of 100Mbit/s and uploads of 50Mbit/s. Full 3G and 2.5G support is, of course, also present. For use at home there's also better Wi-Fi support, with the new 802.11ac standard supported. We've seen this networking standard deliver speeds well over 200Mbit/s, so using super-fast broadband speeds on your phone at home is going to easy.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 STORAGE
No great surprises on the storage front, with 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models announced. However, it's good to see that there's still a microSD card slot, so you can add up to 64GB of storage. Depending on the prices, it may even work out cheaper to buy a lower-capacity model and then upgrade it when you need to with a memory card.

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Google revealed Android operating system 2007 based on Linux primarily reflected for tablets and smart phone initially developed by Android Inc and Google purchased it in 2005. This OS also allows to be used in other electronic devices such as eBook Reader, Smart TV, Smart Books, Net books etc
Google also founded an Open Handset Alliance which is a consortium of 86 telecommunications, hardware and software companies dedicated to enhance open standard for mobile devices under Apache License. Companies such as HTC and Samsung, wireless carriers like Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile and chipset maker such Qualcomm and Texas Instruments are associated with Android.
Android Applications:
All applications are coded in java using Android Software Development Kit and are available for download with Google Play, Amazon Appstore and other web site as you search with any search engine. In the first quarter of 2012, Android had smart phone market share of 68% worldwide. Android offers more than 600000 applications and it exceeds total download from just Google Play is around 20 billion installed on more than 400 million devices around the world.
Android Security:
Android is total Linux based and consists of kernel. Kernel is a software component bridged between application layer and hardware layer. As it is developed in java it uses just in time compilation which translates java codes into byte code. Android hardware platform is ARM architecture. Android has a Sandbox concept, applications runs in Sandbox and restrict access to rest of the system resources. Access to the system resources depend on what permission user provide while installing a particular app. You don’t need an antivirus in such case as Sandbox will be ineffective and it will not allow an antivirus for deeper scan.
User Interface:
Tapping and swiping is really easy with the latest version of Android, the respond to the user input is immediate and quick. Additional user action performance improved with the internal hardware such as accelerometer, gyroscope and proximity sensor. The home screen of an Android phone can be found very similar to the desktop including widgets and app. App are app icons and widgets point to live or auto update content such as weather forecast, emails notification, news and many such stuff. Status bar is important as displays the device information and its connectivity. Status bat can be moved across the screen and fit anywhere. Calling back is very easy to the missed calls by following missed call notification. All notifications are persistent until you read or dismiss them.
Latest Featured update:
The latest version of Android 4.1 can be found with awesome features as below.
 Easy User Interface
 Improved accessibility and multi-tasking
 Bi-directional text and language support
 Keyboard maps user installable
 Flexibility to manage app notification
 Flexibility to manage widgets and shortcuts
 New interface for tablet
 Improved camera app and voice search
 USB audio and audio chaining
 Google+ contact photos with high resolution
 One-finger movements to expand and collapse notifications

New i Pad Mini Leaked Info : 7-8 Inch screen And Starting @ $199 October Release

Lots of rumors have popped up all around the internet about Apple possibly releasing a iPad Mini. This iPad will have a 7-8 inch screen, which is 3 inches less than the iPad 3. Websites such as JailbreakNation and CENET have been all over the iPad Mini. The planned release for the iPad Mini is this October of 2012. Again these are only rumors however.
A few years back after the release of the iPad Original, and right before the release of the iPad 2, there were lots of questions reagarding a iPad Nano or a smaller iPad. Apple had said that there was no need for a iPad Nano or anything of the kind because of 2 reasons. The iPod Touch and simple because of no need for one with today’s market. However it is possible Apple may have re-thought those words and decided to go ahead and make a smaller iPad. The main reasons for this is because of the release of the Kindle Fire, and the release of the Nexus 7 tablet.
If Apple does plan on releasing an iPad Minni it will be sometime around October. Already some possibil prices have come up and they are estamating that the starting price for an iPad Mini will be at $199 all the way up to $250. There is no news yet on storage options, however it is possible that they may be a 8GB iPad Mini.
Again all this news is all rumors, and everyone will just have to sit back and wait to Apple to do what they do best.

Upcoming Apps in Anroid Market

Battle between Apple and Android is going through final stages in court but there is strong competition between them in market. Recently Google has announced that it’s app store reaches 700,000 and its great achievement for the organization. This news is announced after one week of Apple store announcement of reaching the same number.
Chrome Beta: Chrome beta is free app provided by apple store.The web browser in Andriod phone is simple and don’t have enough functions but if you are using Andriod 4.0 then you can download chrome free for your phone. This browser has number of features like secure browsing, new tabs and strict privacy settings.
iTriage Mobile Health: This app is created by doctors and its free for all.It is designed to give users very quick and easy access to nearest medical center with best options. User can easily locate place by using built-in feature of Google Maps and can access the medical staff. This app has great features. It contain information and symptoms of major deceases and have advices to be given to penitent.
Dolphin Browser: The best free app from Android store having the same speed of Google chrome. This browser offers secure browsing with hundreds of free add-ons like Mozilla and Firefox browsers. It also has sonar technology which allow user to operate that app with voice commands. You can customize it by the way you want. In short its awesome browser.
Greedy Spiders: This is latest game offer by android developers. You have to save Bugs from Greedy spider. There are no levels in this games. The Spiders comes down to town and plan on dining their friendly neighbors. Using your intelligence in this exciting puzzle game and prevent yourself form being caught by spider. Be careful in planning your escape. The key features offer by this game are Warning: extremely addictive! Delightful and challenging graphic display 7 different types of bugs! 86 challenging levels!

MIT creates to make Invisible Motion Visible -- New Open Source Code

Researchers at MIT have developed a method (Eulerian Video Magnification) to take any video and amplify the small changes that are normally invisible to the naked eye. This methodology is its infancy but it can already accurately measure heart rate just by measuring small differences in skin color. The algorithm matched extremely well with an EKG machine connected to an infant in hospital care. Since they are able to apply this code to any video, they were even able to measure the pulse of Christian Bale in “Dark Knight Rises”, even with the make up on. There seems to be an obvious application in airport security and instantly measuring the pulse of a potential terrorist just by looking at a video. Or by measuring the “micro-expressions” on the face of a perp in interogation. (Link to practice your micro-expression reading – http://www.cio.com/article/facial-expressions-test They have released the MATLAB code for non-commercial use. A link is included at http://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/vidmag/. When this gets in the hands of the public, there is no telling what interesting uses will surface.

Android 4.2, Jelly Bean

Android 4.2, Jelly Bean improves on the speed and simplicity of Android 4.1 and includes all new features – Photo Sphere and a completely redesigned camera app, new Gesture Typing keyboard, Google Now with all new cards, and much more. Everything in Jelly Bean feels fast, fluid, and smooth. Moving between home screens and switching between apps is effortless, like turning the pages of a book. Jelly Bean improves performance throughout the system, including faster orientation changes, quicker switching between recent apps, and smoother and more consistent rendering across the system through vsync and triple buffering. Jelly Bean has more reactive and uniform touch responses, and makes your Android device even more responsive by boosting your device’s CPU instantly when you touch the screen, and turns it down when you don’t need it to improve battery life. What's new in Android 4.2, Jelly Bean Accessibility New Triple tap to enter full screen magnification when you enable 'Magnification gestures'. New Enable ‘TalkBack’, a screenreader for Android, right from the power menu. With Jelly Bean, blind or low vision users can use 'Gesture Mode' to reliably navigate the UI using touch and swipe gestures in combination with speech output. With the new accessibility focus feature, you can move a cursor between controls to maintain a target for the next action or a source for the next navigation event. You can double tap anywhere to launch the current item with accessibility focus. Text traversal in accessibility now gives you more control – choose to move between pages, paragraphs, lines, words or characters. TalkBack now supports gestures to trigger actions, to navigate applications, and traverse text. Android now offers full support for braille accessibility services (download BrailleBack on Google Play). Android Beam With Android Beam, introduced in Android 4.1, you can easily share your photos and videos via NFC. Instantly pair your Android phone or tablet to Bluetooth® devices like headsets or speakers that support the Simple Secure Pairing standard by just tapping them together. Audio Accessories Support for USB audio docks. Browser and WebView Browser has improved performance, CPU and memory efficiency. With better performance for animations and HTML5 canvases and an updated JavaScript Engine (V8), pages load faster and feel smoother. Browser now has better HTML5 video support, and has a new user experience. Just touch the video to play and pause, and smoothly transition into and out of fullscreen mode. Browser now supports the updated HTML5 Media Capture specification on input elements. WebView now supports vertical text, including Ruby Text and other vertical text glyphs. Camera and Gallery New Android 4.2 features a completely redesigned camera app with new tools for taking photos. New High Dynamic Range or HDR mode (on supported devices) lets you see more detail in your shots by widening the exposure range. New A brand new photo editor features new filters, borders, and other tools to easily customize your photos. New With Photo Sphere you can take immersive 360º images and wide angle shots that you can view and share on your phone, tablet or desktop computer. New Access camera straight from your phone’s lock screen. To quickly review photos you’ve taken without leaving the camera app, you can swipe from the camera viewfinder. To start snapping photos again, just swipe back to the camera viewfinder. When viewing photos in Gallery, pinch to zoom out to enter 'filmstrip mode' for rapidly reviewing many pictures. In filmstrip mode you can swipe up or down to delete a photo. You can undo a deletion with a tap. When you tap to focus on an object there’s a new animation to show the focus state. Clock New The clock has been totally redesigned with an all new look which includes both a digital and analog clock style. New You can use the new stopwatch to track time, count laps and splits, and share your times. New You can use the new timer to keep track of predetermined periods of time, run multiple timers at once, and even label your timers. New The world clock lets you check the time in different cities right from the Clock app or your lock screen. New New clock widgets let you choose from an analog or digital clock widget. You can also resize the digital clock widget to display the time in other cities around the world. Data Usage You can now dismiss a data usage warning without changing the data warning threshold. To disable background data usage when your device is using a particular mobile hotspot, you can designate that SSID as being mobile. Android now automatically detects when one Jelly Bean device is tethered to another’s Wi-Fi hotspot, and intelligently enables or disables background data usage on that SSID. Face Unlock Face Unlock is now even faster and more accurate, with smoother startup and animation. You can improve face matching accuracy by calibrating in different conditions and with different accessories (e.g. hat, glasses). Face Unlock can now optionally require a blink to verify that a live person is unlocking the device rather than a photo. Graphics New Platform level support for new wireless display settings implemented on Nexus 4, including the ability to discover and connect to Miracast™ compatible devices via Wi-Fi Direct. New Full HDMI mirroring with notifications and multi-display support. Internationalization New Android 4.2 brings improved font positioning, glyph cache performance, and more accurate placement of accents in Indic, Hebrew, Arabic, Thai and Latin font kerning. New New fonts have been added including Roboto Thin and Nanum Gothic for improved Korean font quality. Jelly Bean adds support for bidirectional text and more input languages to make the platform accessible to more people around the world. There is improved support for Arabic and Hebrew, including a new Arabic font, in the platform. You can now enter text in 18 new input languages including Persian, Hindi and Thai. Additional Indic languages Kannada, Telugu, and Malayalam are now supported by the platform. Emoji from Unicode 6.0 are now supported. If the system language is set to Japanese, Japanese specific versions of glyphs are now properly rendered. Keyboard New Android 4.2 introduces an all new Gesture Keyboard that lets you glide over letters to type a word while it dynamically predicts what you want to type. New French, English and Russian dictionaries are even more accurate and relevant, while new dictionaries have been added in Danish, Greek, Finnish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, Slovenian, Serbian, Swedish and Turkish. The language model in Jelly Bean adapts over time and the keyboard features bigram prediction and correction. You can now switch languages quickly with the dedicated language selector key on keyboard. You can use custom keyboard input styles for more than 20 languages, with keymaps for QWERTY, QWERTZ, AZERTY, Dvorak, Colemak, and PC styles. You can choose the input styles that you want to use for each keyboard, and use a hotkey to switch between them while typing. Lock Screen New Android 4.2 lets you place widgets on your device's lock screen to give you faster access to your calendar, Gmail, SMS messages, and even third party app widgets. New Quickly launch Google Now by swiping up from the bottom edge of your secure lock screen. New Easily access camera straight from your phone’s lock screen. Messaging and Talk New Support for group messaging via MMS. New notifications display the full text of incoming SMS messages and when you receive an MMS you can view the full photo in the notification. When entering recipients for an SMS or MMS a new UI collects recipients as chips, making it easier to compose messages. Talk features a new notification style. Notifications You can now take action on notifications directly from the notifications shade. Notifications from the same application are grouped together, and the first item is automatically expanded. You can also pinch notifications to expand or collapse them. You now get an image preview in notifications after taking a screenshot. You can quickly share the screenshot directly from the notification. On 7” tablets you can lock automatic display rotation from the notifications shade. For Wi-Fi only devices, quickly see the SSID of the access point you're connected to from the notifications shade. You can now touch-hold a notification to identify the application that created it and turn off notifications from that application if needed, or uninstall the application. Networking New Wi-Fi Direct support has been improved, so your device can now remember other devices. New Faster captive portal detection on Wi-Fi, cellular connections, and pay-as-you-go SIMs. Wi-Fi protected setup is now supported with WPS push button & PIN support. A new setting lets you stay on mobile data and avoid nearby Wi-Fi networks with poor connections. News and Weather News and Weather has been enhanced to provide more frequent news updates whilst reducing power consumption. People The People app is more buttery with smoother animations and improved search performance. The People app now retrieves high res photos automatically for Google contacts with public Google+ profiles and displays higher res photos (720x720) on certain devices. High res photos set on Google accounts will be backed up and synced across devices. The People app has a new 7” tablet layout. You can now quickly add your favorite contacts to a home screen, directly from the contact's details page. The People app helps you organize your contacts and reduces duplicates with an Improved auto-joining algorithm. You can now clear the frequently contacted list from the People app’s favorites tab. Phone New Use the phone app in landscape orientation or while in a car dock. New With new filtering options you can quickly manage and review your call log. New Improved TalkBack support with a single tap dialpad. When you miss a call, a new notification lets you return the call or reply by SMS. Incoming visual voicemails are displayed in a new notification that lets you play the message with a single touch. During a call a new notification lets you hang up with one touch. As part of Project Butter, the dial pad is more responsive. Call log scrolling is smoother, and swiping between tabs in Phone is quick and fluid. You can clear your frequently contacted list in the favorite tab of Phone. You can now add phone numbers from the call log to existing, read-only contacts. Settings New Access Settings by tapping the Quick Settings icon in the notification shade, or swipe down from the top right on tablets or with two fingers on phones to access settings. Accounts are now displayed in the primary Settings view so you can easily see all the accounts you're signed into on your device. You can now easily access all Google Privacy Settings in one place by selecting your Google account from Settings. System New New 10-inch tablet UI which lets you quickly access your favorite apps from any homescreen and gives improved access to your notifications. New New multi-user support for tablets lets different users have their own separate, customizable spaces on a single device. New Tablets can now support up to eight users. Three users can be active at a time, and they can all sync data like email at the same time and even reuse apps if another user has them installed. New A new display mode ‘Daydream’ allows apps to display interactive screensavers - like a photo album or a Currents stream when your tablet or phone isn’t being used. New App permissions are now clearer and more intuitive. New Android 4.2 introduces a new app verification service (for devices that have Google Play installed) that provides enhanced security along with always-on VPN. New You'll now receive a warning before an app tries to send SMS messages that may cost you money. Device encryption is now more reliable, and periodically reminds you to decrypt your device. SMS messages and calls are now declined when waiting for decryption. You can long press the ‘Power Off’ option in the power menu to boot your device to safe mode. A new ‘Reset app preferences’ button lets you quickly manage default applications for specific activities, background data restrictions, notification suppression, and more. A redesigned dialog with larger icons lets you intuitively choose your preferred application for specific activities. Google Apps Device Policy on your device may now override the ‘keep screen awake’ option from developer settings. Text-to-speech Jelly Bean introduces a new conversational text-to-speech voice in US English, available as both a network engine and an embedded engine via the TTS API. Voice Typing A new embedded speech recognizer lets you use Voice Typing even when you don't have an Internet connection. Widgets Jelly Bean makes it easier to personalize your home screen. As you place widgets on the screen, everything else automatically moves to make room. When they're too big, widgets resize on their own. If you choose to resize a widget, apps and widgets will now also move out of the way. You can now quickly remove apps or widgets from any home screen by picking them up and flinging them to the edge of the screen. Launching apps and returning back home are now faster and smoother.

GENERAL 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 4G Network LTE SIM Micro-SIM Announced Exp. announcement 2013, Q1 Status Rumored. Exp. release 2013, Q2 BODY Dimensions - Weight - DISPLAY Type Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Size 1080 x 1920 pixels, 5.0 inches (~441 ppi pixel density) Multitouch Yes Protection Corning Gorilla Glass 2 - TouchWiz UI SOUND Alert types Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones Loudspeaker Yes 3.5mm jack Yes MEMORY Card slot microSD, up to 64 GB Internal 16 GB storage, 2 GB RAM DATA GPRS Yes EDGE Yes Speed HSDPA, 42.2 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps; LTE, Cat3, 50 Mbps UL, 100 Mbps DL WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot Bluetooth Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, EDR NFC Yes USB Yes, microUSB v2.0 (MHL), USB On-the-go CAMERA Primary 13 MP, autofocus, LED flash Features Simultaneous HD video and image recording, geo-tagging, touch focus, face and smile detection, image stabilization, HDR Video Yes, 1080p@30fps Secondary Yes FEATURES OS Android OS, v4.2 (Jelly Bean) Chipset Exynos 5450 Quad CPU Quad-core 2 GHz Cortex-A15 Sensors Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer Messaging SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, RSS Browser HTML5, Adobe Flash GPS Yes, with A-GPS support and GLONASS Java Yes, via Java MIDP emulator Colors Titanium Gray, Sapphire Black - S-Voice natural language commands and dictation - Smart Stay eye tracking - Dropbox (50 GB storage) - Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic - TV-out (via MHL A/V link) - SNS integration - MP4/DivX/XviD/WMV/H.264/H.263 player - MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player - Organizer - Image/video editor - Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF) - Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa - Voice memo/dial/commands - Predictive text input (Swype)