Just Cloud is an exciting new Cloud Storage Provider in the constantly growing online cloud storage market. The product is easy to use while providing a full list of features that many of the established cloud backup providers do not offer.

With one of the most affordable cloud storage plans out there, the user gets pound for pound one of the most complete and secure methods of cloud file storage with Just Cloud.

Unlimited storage, automated backup, mulit-computer syncing are some the features offered, all which are backed up with 24/7 customer and technical support.

After our great user experience we decided that Best Cloud Storage provider is Just Cloud.

JustClouds  is the Best Cloud Storage in terms of Price, Security, Control Panel, and Customer Support provided.

JustClouds commitment to improvement and offering value for money make it our number 1 ranked cloud storage provider. With such a strong feature set it is impossible to see why you wouldn’t give this company a try, particularly as they offer a Free, no obligation 14 day trial.

As a webmaster of a few websites, I needed something offsite to backup all my clients important files and documents, Just Cloud seemed to fit the bill and boy am I glad I went for them. Excellent service, easy to use, and great value for money! – I will certainly continue to protect everything with them!

Just Cloud happens to be the company that is near the top of the list of companies providing online backup. If you have been hunting for that perfect solution for online backup then you can’t go wrong with this company called Just Cloud. They offer you great value for money and reliability and dependability of the kind that you can bank on.

The new Micromax MMX 400R is a 3G pocket wireless router . It is an operator free device , that is you can use any 3G GSM service operator (Airtel , Vodafone , BSNL , or any other ) SIM inside it .You can connect up to five wireless enabled devices at any moment to share the Internet connection using its WiFi HotSpot feature .Just insert a 3G activated SIM card and carry your WiFi Internet network on the move .

It manages multiple roles as effortlessly as it manages multiple devices . Portable and handy it provides high speed Internet access with secured access to any Wi-Fi device within 10 metres . It has battery backup up to 4 hours .

Micromax MMX 400R 3G WiFi router features :

• Multi User- Multi device Capability
• Secured Access
• Portable & Handy
• High Speed Internet
• Long Battery Life
• Independent Operating System

Micromax MMX 400R 3G WiFi router specifications :

• 3G/2G Technical Standard
  • HSUPA : 3GPP Release6, up to 5.76M bps UL,category 6
  • HSDPA : 3GPP Release6, up to 7.2M bps DL,category 7/8
  • UMTS : 3GPP Release4, up to 384 Kbps DL and UL
  • EDGE : 3GPP Release4, Multislot class 12, up to 237 Kbps
  • GPRS : 3GPP Release4, Multislot class 10, up to 85.6Kbps
• 3G/2G Frequency Band
  • GSM/GPRS/EDGE : 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • UMTS/HSPA : 2100MHz
• WiFi : 802.11b/g
• Frequency Band : 2.4GHz
• Data Transmission Speed : 802.11g: 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54Mbps 802.11b: 1, 2, 5.5, 11Mbps
• Encryption :
  • WEP Encryption, 64/128 bits WPA, WPA2
  • + Authentication: 802.1x, Pre-Shared Key (PSK)
  • + Encryption: AES, TKIP
• SSID : Single SSID Broadcast
• User amount : max. to 5 WiFi users and 1 USB user
• External Interface
  • micro USB : For LAN, Charger, Debug
  • USIM/SIM Card Slot : embeded in battery box
  • Micro-SD Card Slot : embeded in battery box
• Function Button
  • Power/Internet
  • WiFi/WPS
  • Reset
• State Indicator
  • Power
  • WIFI/WPS indicator
  • Signal Strength indicator
  • Network Type indicator
• OS
  • Windows : Windows 7/Vista/XP(SP2 and above )
  • Mac : OS X 10.4.9 and Later, Up to X10.6.0
• Browser
  • Internet Explorer
  • Safari 3.0/4.0
• Battery
  • Lion Battery 500mAH
  • Working time 4Hours
  • Standby time 20Hours
• Dimension (mm) : 95.5X51X14.8
• Weight (g) : 60

Standard Package Contents

• 3G WiFi Device
• Lion Battery
• User Manual
• Charger

Micromax MMX 400R Price

The new Micromax MMX 400R 3G WiFi router is available at price of Rs.4,900 .

Samsung unveils Series 5 Chromebook laptop computer powered by Google’s new standard Chromebook OS and runs on 1.66GHz Intel Atom Dual-Core N570 Processor (Dual core Intel Atom CPU) featured with HDMI port. Series 5 Chromebook is too slim in thickness with 0.79? inches and integrated with full size Chrome keyboard and fully clickable trackpad. Built with 12.1? inches display supports up to 1280 x 800 pixels resolution with 300 nit screen.

Series 5 Chromebook supports high definition audio and enabled with some nice and most wanted features such as WiFi (dual-band 802.11), Global 3G (optional), Two USB 2.0 ports an 1 megapixel HD webcam. Noise cancelling microphone ensures crystal clear sound quality and 4 in 1 memory card slot, Mini-VGA port are other features in it. Unfortunately there is no bluetooth support available for Series 5 Chromebook. Samsung will definitely aware of it and expected to be available in upcoming chromebooks.

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook key features :

• 12.1-inch display
• Chrome OS
• Dual core Intel Atom CPU
• up to 8.5 hours battery backup
• Instant boot and resume
• Lightweight
• Various Applications (Apps) from Chrome Web Store

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook specifications :

• Display : 12.1-inch 300 nit Display , 1280×800 resolution
• Weight : 1.48 kg
• Dimensions : 11.6×8.6×0.8  inches
• Battery backup : up to 8.5 hours of continuous usage
• Processor : 1.66GHz Intel Atom Dual-Core N570 Processor
• Network : Built in dual-band Wi-Fi and World-mode 3G (optional)
• Video Chat/call : 1 mega-pixel HD Webcam with noise cancelling microphone
• Audio : High-Definition Audio Support
• Storage : 16GB mSATA SSD
• Ports
  • 2 USB 2.0 ports
  • 4-in-1 memory card slot
  • Mini-VGA port
  • HDMI port
• Fullsize Chrome keyboard
• Oversize fully-clickable trackpad

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook Price

The new Samsung Series 5 Price in India is not known yet . Samsung Chromebook will available in WiFi and WiFi + 3G versions .

Samsung Series 5 Price ( WiFi ) : US$429 version

Samsung Series 5  Price (WiFi+ 3G): US$499

Spice Popkorn M9000 – Projector Phone with stand

The new Spice Popkorn M9000 is a Dual SIM GSM Mobile phone featuring Projector . Now watch your photographs and video from the mobile phone on large screens using the inbuilt projector of the new Spice Popcorn M900 mobile .It also sports an analog TV chip with free channels on your mobile phone. Watch live TV action on the move . You will also get a tripod (shown below in the picture) to hold the mobile phone steady while you use it as a projector .It has a dedicated projector key in the side .

Spice Popcorn M9000 mobile key features :

• Dual SIM GSM
• Projector Phone
• Analog TV
• Document Viewer
• Videos on Demand
• 6 cm, 262K QVGA display Screen
• 3.2 mega-pixel Camera
• FM Radio with recording
• MP3 Player
• Video Recorder
• Video Player 3gp, mp4, avi, flv, rm & rmvb
• 1200 mAh Battery
• GPRS, EDGE
• JAVA
• Stereo Bluetooth
• Social networking ready mobile

The new Spice Popkorn M9000 mobile sports various useful applications :

• Naukri- search jobs on the go
• Wapedia – mobile wikipedia
• Opera mini browser
• Nimbuzz – multichat Skype, MSN, yahoo, ICQ, AIM, Google , ibibo
• Zenga TV – Watch live TV on mobile
• Snaptu – Social networking consortium with quick access to the various social networking websites – Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, News, AccuWeather, Sports (Cricket, Soccer…) , Movies, Sudoku
• Mobile Tracker

Spice Popkorn M9000 projector mobile specifications :

• General Specification
  • Product type : Bar
  • Network(MHz) : 850/900/1800/2100
  • Dimensions : 119.2×50.3×17.35 mm
  • Weight : 123g
  • Talk Time : Up to 3.5 hrs
  • Stand by Time : Up to 300 hrs
  • Antenna Type : Internal
  • Battery Power : 1200 mAh
• Storage
  • Phonebook Capacity : 1500
  • Memory Card Type : T-flash
  • Memory Card Support Capacity : 16 GB
  • Phone Memory : 87 MB
• Display Screen : 6cm QVGA , 320×240 resolution
• Sound
  • Ring Tones : 64 Poly, Mp3
  • Speakerphone
  • User Profiles
  • Caller Group
  • Language Support : English
• Messaging
  • SMS 1000
  • SMS Templates
  • MMS
  • Concatenated Messages
  • Send to Many
  • Send to Group
  • SMS Counter
  • Email
• Applications
  • Java
  • Games
  • Incoming Call Guard
  • World Clock (Format12/24)
  • Alarm
  • Calculator
  • Currency/Unit Convertor /No
  • Calendar
  • To-Do List
  • Caller Group
  • Vibrator Mode
  • Auto Power On/Off
  • FM Radio
  • FM Recording
  • Scheduled FM Recording
  • Wireless FM
• Connectivity
  • WAP
  • GPRS
  • Bluetooth
  • Bluetooth version 2.1
  • Data Cable
  • Handset Manager
  • Remote Control for PC via Bluetooth
• Camera
  • Photo Storage Capacity 87 MB+T-flash
  • Single Touch Camera Operation
  • Zoom Level
  • Brightness Level
  • Multi Shot
  • Night Vision
  • Photo CLI
  • Video Recording @ 15 fps
  • Video Storage Capacity 87 MB+T-flash
  • Wide Screen Video
  • Video Playing (FPS rate) @ 25 fps, 3gp, mp4, avi, flv, rm, rmvb
  • Pixel Size(coreband) : 3.2 mega-pixel

Spice Popkorn Price

The new Spice Popcorn Price is Rs. 6,000 .

How to use projector in spice projector mobile ?

To view Video/Images/docs using projector , go to the particular folder containing the video/Image/doc and long press the dedicated projector button at the side to switch on the projection mode.

Spice Popkorn Mobile Accessories – Spice Projector Mobile :

• Spice Battery
• Tripod
• External Speaker
• Laser Pointer
• Spice Charger
• Generic Earphone
• User’s Manual
• Spice Service Center List

Spice Projector Mobile video – Spice Popkorn

Enjoy the beautiful promo!!

Nokia X2-01

Nokia X2-01 is a QWERTY Phone with attractive features and a reasonable Price in India.Nokia X2-01 features 3.15 Mega Pixel camera 2.44 inches display and many other exciting features at a very affordable Price. This phone is very similar to Nokia X2, in addition it is equipped with QWERTY Keypad for easy and smooth texting. It offers expandable memory card slot and internal memory up to 42 MB. Have a look below on Nokia X2-01 Price, features and specifications -

Nokia X2-01 QWERTY mobile phone features :

• Messaging
  • FullQWERTY keypad
  • 1-click access to email and chat via Nokia Messaging
  • EasyOvi Mail and Ovi Chat account creation
  • Conversational SMS for chat type messaging
  • Favorite contacts on homescreen
• Social networking
  • 1-click accessto social networking directly from home screen
  • Viewing alerts and news on the home screen
  • Easy posting and changing of status and uploading photos
  • Quick navigation through your friends latest posts
• Music
  • 1-click access to music
  • Ovi Music (in select countries)
  • Media player
  • FM stereo radio + RDS
• Additional features
  • VGA camera
  • 3.5 AV connector
  • Built-in handsfree speaker
  • Ovi Life Tools(in select markets)

Nokia X2-01 mobile phone specifications :

• Quad band GSM Network
• User Interface:Series 40
• Display:2.4-inch QVGA (320×240), up to 262k colors
• Dimensions : 119.4 x 59.8 x 14.3mm
• Weight : 107.5g
• Full QWERTY keypad
• Basic VGA Camera , Video recording at up to 15 fps
• GPRS/EDGE for Internet access
• Stereo FM Radio with RDS
• Internal memory : 55MB
• Expandable memory with micro SD card up to 8GB
• 3.5mm audio-jack
• Communities App – Integrates Facebook into the device
• Music Player : mp3, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+ and WMA
• Video Player : MP4/H.264/H.263/WMV player
• Ovi Music service for unlimited access to a vast library of tunes
• Ovi Store for fresh apps
• Ovi Life Tools
• Java MIDP 2.0 games
• Stereo Bluetooth v2.1 support
• Stereo widening
• Battery
  • Capacity : 1020 mAh
  • Standby time:Up to 21 days
  • Talk time:Up to 4.5 hours

Nokia X2-01 mobile phone Review:

Pros :

• Affordable price
• QWERTY keypad
• Nokia’s reliability
• Easy to use , familiar , and features packed Symbian OS
• Live Facebook and Twitter right on your home screen

Cons :

• Low quality camera – Basic VGA
• Low talk-time (only up to 4.5 hours)
• Many features packed QWERTY mobile phones available at same price from the local brands like Micromax Q7 , Lava B8

Accessories that comes with the Nokia X2-01 mobile :

• Nokia Battery BL-5C, 1020 mAh
• Nokia Charger AC-3
• Compact User Guide
• Nokia Stereo Headset WH-102

Nokia X2-01 Price in India:

The new Nokia X2-01 price in India is Rs.3,800 .It is available now .

Nokia C6

Nokia C6 has been launched sometime back in Europe and now it’s available in India also. Nokia C6 looks like Nokia 5800 XpressMusic from front side except that it has qwerty keyboard. This phone is meant for Internet users. You can easily access your email accounts from the highly responsive touch screen. You can add Facebook and other social networking widgets to the home screen to stay in touch with your friends. You can use Ovi Maps and Ovi mails. Some of the key features include A-GPS, 3G, Wi-Fi, 5 Megapixel with dual LED Flash, 16 GB expandable memory and Ovi Store games and music.

Nokia C6 Specifications:

• Platform: S60 5th Edition, Symbian OS version 9.4
• Dimensions: 113.4 x 53 x 16.8 mm
• Weight: 150 gm with battery
• User Input: Full backlit slide-out qwerty keyboard, touch screen and dedicated camera and volume keys
• Colors: Its available in White and Black color
• Display: 3.2-inch resistive touch screen with 640 x 360 nHD resolution
• Battery: 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery with talk time around 400 minutes
• Memory: 200 MB internal memory with microSD card support up to 16 GB
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, 3.5 mm AV connector
• Camera: 5 megapixel camera with Dual LED Flash and 4x digital zoom

Nokia C6 Features:

• Stereo FM Radio
• Ovi Music and Ovi store games
• A-GPS
• Accelerometer
• RSS Reader
• Proximity Sensor
• Orientation Sensor

Nokia C6 Fast Review:

Pros:

• Good looks and solid built
• Better quality of camera
• Ovi store full access
• Symbian latest version operating system

Cons:

• Resistive touch screen is not that responsive
• Keypad has some glitch and working on that is not a very good experience

Nokia C6 Price in India:

It’s available in Indian market at a price tag of Rs. 13,000

Conclusion:

Nokia C6 is not highly feature packed but price tag and Nokia history of high quality phones makes it an attractive choice.

Despite asking its hardware partners not to show new Google TV devices at CES, Google has said that this is the year that Google TV will be available outside the US.

But if the first international Google TV devices are like the $300 Logitech Revue that’s currently shipping in the US, will you want one when you can buy it?

The idea behind Google TV is to take the TV screen and the TV channels you already have and add the web, complete with Flash and HTML 5, web content like YouTube and a search interface that brings it all together.

What you get is an interface running on top of a derivative of Android 2.1 plus Chrome rather than the Android browser – but still with Flash 10.1 built in.

That’s all running on an Intel Atom CE4150 processor with hardware accelerated video encoding and decoding (for H.264 but not for WebM) rather than the ARM processor we’re used to seeing Android on. And that means that not only is the Revue’s case large enough to fit in a full set of connectors – HDMI in, HDMI out, Ethernet, two USB ports, two IR blaster ports and SPDIF – it also has air vents and a fan (although you won’t notice it over the sound of your TV).

Most add-on media streaming boxes that you plug into your TV, like Apple TV and Boxee systems, leave you to control your TV separately, with its original remote.

Google TV is more like Windows Media Centre (or the Windows Media Center-based set-top boxes that will be out this year), where you get one remote control for working with both TV and online content, and you can see TV shows (from a cable TV or set-top box but not broadcast channels, at least on the systems we tested) full screen or in a picture-in-picture window, via the HDMI port.

The Revue has the advantage of Logitech’s Harmony remote technology; tell it the model of your TV, set-top box or AV receiver (easier said than done if you’ve got a flatscreen mounted on the wall) and it looks them up in its online database and lets you control them from the Revue remote.

It’s limited to controlling three IR devices, but it does mean you only have one remote to find space for. But that remote is actually a full size QWERTY keyboard, which is going to put off a number of mainstream users straight away.

The Best of CES 2011 will be posted in 2 parts. Don’t forget check out Part-2 later on.

So lets begin Part-1 …

Motorola Xoom Tablet

Android tablets are coming fast and furious in 2011, but the leader is likely to be Motorola’sHoneycomb-powered 10.1-inch slate, the Xoom. With LTE 4G wireless, 32GB of on-board storage, an SD Card slot, and a standard micro USB port, this tablet looks like the open-standard alternative to the iPadthat I’ve been waiting all year for.–Robert Strohmeyer

HTC Thunderbolt Smartphone

So the HTC Thunderbolt isn’t a dual-core phone, but we’ve been waiting anxiously for this mobile–since we first saw the leaked photos of it. Want. –Ginny Mies

Clever USB Thumbdrives From Casio and Olympus

One of the best things this year was the near-complete lack of CD-based digital press kits. Instead, most companies usedUSB thumbdrives–and some used imagination as well. Olympus’s USB drive looked like a miniature DSLR, while Casio’s was a tiny re-creation of its just-announced Tryx camera. –Tim Moynihan

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc Smartphone

After the hopelessly outdatedXperia X10 appeared, who knew that Sony Ericsson would bring an awesome smartphone to CES? The Xperia Arc is ultrathin with a brilliant screen and HDMI output that works throughout the OS. And it runs the latest version of Android. –Jared Newman

Eton’s Shoulder Bag Boom Box

They look like shoulder bags, but the trapezoidal objects on the straps are actually solar-powered boom boxes with iPoddocks–and surprisingly robust-sounding ones at that. The new Eton Soulra XL model (due out “soon”) runs for 4 hours on a wall charge, but on a sunny day with the flip-up solar panel activated, they can go for twice that long. Who says green tech can’t rock? –Yardena Arar

This was the Part-1 of The Best of CES 2011, will be updating part-2 soon. Don’t go away.

What we liked
The user interface of Microsoft Windows Phone 7 is completely different to anything currently on the market. It’s made up of large tiles that can be organised in any way you wish; tiles can be “pinned” to the home screen, and the default tiles can be removed. You can simply press and hold a tile to move it around the screen.

The tiles offer a refreshing look and feel, with large text and live images. For example, the “People” tile — a centralised hub for multiple forms of communication with contacts — will display live photos of the last few people you’ve interacted with. There’s no limit to the number of tiles you can pin to the home screen, so it can be as long or as short as you want.

Once you open one of Windows Phone 7′s default “hubs” (People, Pictures, Games, Music, Video, Marketplace, Office), the UI utilises a panorama-style view. Slide left and right to browse through the panorama; for example, the People hub consists of a list of those you’ve had recent contact with, all of your contacts and a What’s New list that integrates real-time Facebook and Windows Live updates.

One thing we noticed was how smooth the entire experience is. Whether it is scrolling through tiles on the home screen, opening applications, or performing basic tasks such as dialling a phone number or typing a text message, the interface feels fresh, zippy and completely natural. It’s a completely the opposite experience to using previous Windows phones, which were often rightly accused of having clunky, lag-ridden interfaces. The Windows Phone 7 UI even makes the iPhone and Google Android interfaces feel slightly dated.

The on-screen keyboard is excellent. We found it more comfortable and accurate in landscape mode, but it works well in portrait mode too. The keys are well spaced and make a soothing clicking sound when pressed, while the built-in spell corrector allows you to tap on a word to bring up a list of suggested words.

Instead of a regular contact list, Microsoft has gone the whole hog and opted for an optimised “People” hub. You simply enter your Facebook, Windows Live ID and other e-mail accounts (the OS naturally supports Microsoft Exchange e-mail) and it automatically grabs your contact list and keeps them updated in real time. Conveniently, you can choose to add all your Facebook contacts to your people hub, or simply add Facebook info for the existing contacts you already have. Facebook status updates, e-mails, calls, messages and IMs all appear in this single People hub, and you can also pin the tile of an individual to your home screen for quick access.

Being a Windows Phone, the OS naturally comes with the full OneNote Office mobile suite, including applications to create, view and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents.

What we didn’t like
Despite all the positives, there are a number of issues with Windows Phone 7, headed by the lack of a copy and paste function. We expect this to eventually be added, but it is definitely a disappointing omission.

Windows Phone 7 also has no support for third-party app multitasking — Microsoft says that the reason for this is to preserve performance. (This is something that the company is all too familiar with considering it was a huge issue in Windows Mobile 6.5) While we can understand the reasoning, it remains disappointing.

One omission that is definitely not understandable is the lack of integrated Twitter support. The social-networking site is extremely popular and many Google Android smartphones have integrated Twitter access, including HTC’s Sense UI (as seen on the HTC Desire and HTC Wildfire smartphones). Twitter seems like a perfect fit for Windows Phone 7′s People hub, so we’re not sure why it hasn’t been included.

Microsoft Windows Phone 7 devices are expected to hit the shelves before Christmas, possibly as soon as October. Are you tempted to switch from your iPhone, Android or BlackBerry smartphone?

Sony had some serious work to do and its cheapest option – the $179.99 Pocket Edition — does differentiate in some striking ways. The aluminum reader has been upgraded with a new 5-inch E Ink Pearl display and now has an extremely responsive touchscreen for navigating through books / menus. The updates certainly have put Sony back into the final four, but there’s a few lacking features that just keep it from going all the way.

The repeated first reaction to our brushed silver Pocket Edition over the last week? “It’s so cute!” Oh yes, the 5.7 x 4.1 x .33-inch reader is quite the cutie compared to the 7.5 x 4.8 x 0.33-inch Kindle and 7.7 x 4.9 x .05-inch Nook. Sure, its name is a bit misleading, and it won’t fit in a jeans pocket, but the 0.71-pound gadget is easily held in one hand and slides into a small purse / shoulder bag. We can’t say we’ve ever found the new 0.85-pound Kindle to be a strain on our own paws, but the Pocket Edition’s trimmer size and weight makes it even easier to hold while lying down or reclining in your La-Z-Boy.

The aluminum clad reader feels incredibly solid, and its plastic edges seem to give it a bit of protection. Of course, if you’re the type that uses and abuses products, the Kindle’s plastic body will probably wear better over time – honestly, we’d worry if the Pocket Edition were to accidentally fall off a table onto a hard surface, we’d stay cool if it were the Kindle or the Nook. Ports-wise, Sony’s kept the Reader fairly bare – there’s a mini USB jack on the bottom edge, a power switch along the top and a stylus ejects from the right side. You have to step up to Sony’s Touch or Daily Editions to get the SD card, MemoryStick and 3.5mm headphone jacks.

Sony tells us that a touchscreen was the most requested feature from users when it came to the new Pocket. And Sony, being that attentive company that it is, did exactly what was asked. While there are still five physical buttons below the screen for turning pages, getting to the menu, etc., the screen has a new integrated optical / infrared technology that doesn’t distort the text like many complained about on the previous Touch Edition Reader. We didn’t have an old Touch to compare it to, but in comparison to the Kindle the text appeared just as crisp, though there was slightly more glare on the Pocket’s display.

As we said in our original hands-on, the touchscreen is very responsive; very light swipes on the smooth screen is all it takes to turn the page and a light tap on books is plenty to make selections. The stylus we mentioned before is obviously meant for taking notes within a book, or in our case, doodling in the Handwriting application. Pen input is also very responsive, but the E Ink causes there to be a slight delay between pen strokes and the actual inking.

The way we see it there are two main reasons you’d buy the $179.99 e-reader over the Amazon Kindle or Barnes & Noble Nook: its incredibly responsive touchscreen navigation and extreme portability. However, if those don’t appeal to you or you really just prefer having a larger selection of e-books and the ability to buy books over the air via WiFi or 3G, it’s obvious that Amazon’s $139 Kindle with WiFi or its $189 3G version would be a better choice.