I did something in a Rs 16-crore Bugatti Veyron that perhaps not many people on this planet have done. No, it’s not the acclaimed 407 kph top speed run. Nor is it decelerating from that mind-numbing 407 kph to zero in just 10 seconds. No, I did not demolish the quarter-mile drag in 9.8 seconds. Nor did I do what F1 cars do — touch the century mark in 2.5 seconds.
the BlackBerry Style 9670 for Sprint. The Style 9670 runs the BlackBerry 6 operating system and offers a clamshell formfactor with a full QWERTY keyboard.
Audi TT Price in India | |||
Audi TTAudi TT Coupe | 3.2 quattro S tronic | Price in India | Rs.4600000/- |
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Audi Q7Audi Q7 | 3.0 TDI Quattro | Price in India | Rs.5200000/- |
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AT&T announced that, beginning on October 3, it will carry 16GB and 32GB SanDisk microSDHC cards. The memory cards will be priced at $79.99 and $139.99, respectively, and will come with SanDisk’s Media Manager software pre-installed. SanDisk Media Manager helps users sort their content, such as photos and media, and even properly formats the media before transferring it to a phone. AT&T will continue to offer the 4GB ($24.99) and 8GB ($44.99) capacities of SanDisk’s microSDHC cards.
source: AT&T
HTC announced that its Wildfire, a compact Android 2.1 smartphone with HTC Sense, will land on American regional carriers in during the fourth quarter of this year.
The HTC Wildfire has a 5 megapixel camera, a 523MHz processor, 802.11 b/g/ Wi-Fi, aGPS, and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity. The phone launched in Europe during the third quarter of this year. HTC did not specifically name wireless carriers that will launch the phone.
Highlights of the phone include a stellar 12 megapixel camera with xenon flash and 720p HD video recording capability, a good music player with both FM receiver and transmitter capabilities, an improved home screen, and messaging support that finally offers threaded text messaging.
The phone has its downsides, though, like a weak browser that Nokia has promised it will replace in a future firmware update. While the camera on the N8 feels very, very fast, other aspects of the phone sometimes seem to drag a bit, and I found the touchscreen to be less accurate than what the competition offers.
Wildfire is still running the latest flavour of the Android operating system (2.1 Éclair) with HTC's custom Sense user interface running on top. This time around, HTC have added deeper integration with Facebook, so that a contact's profile image, most recent update, and even their birthday, can be displayed when they call. They have also added a new 'App Sharing' widget that allows users to recommend their apps to their friends via email, SMS, or social networks. This sends a link to the user's friend that directs them to the application in the Android Market,
In terms of hardware, the Wildfire has a 3.2-inch QVGA (320 x 240 pixel) resolution capacitive LCD touchscreen display, with the Hero's 528MHz processor powering everything along smoothly. It also has 512MB of ROM and 384MB of RAM, and can accept microSD cards up to 32GB in capacity. It has built-in 802.11b/g WiFi support, Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR, GPS, a 3.5mm headphone port, a micro-USB port for charging and data, and a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with an LED flash.
While the lower resolution, non-AMOLED display has an obvious impact on how things look on the Wildfire when compared with higher-end devices, the touchscreen still looks good and feels quite responsive to touches. And luckily the phone's quick CPU seems more than up to the task of moving things along. All of the different Wildfire colors, save the white model, have a nice soft-touch paint scheme on them that feels nice in the hand.
The HTC Wildfire is fed by a 1300mAh battery, and features a proximity sensor, light sensor, G-sensor, compass, FM radio, and an optical joystick. It will be available in European and Asian markets from Q3 2010, in a selection of four colors: black, brown, red, and white.
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