HTC One Developer Edition.. the #superphone ...

HTC One Developer Edition
My friend from US and brought to me (Mumbai, India).

Product Description	Price	Discount	Qty	Subtotal
HTC One® Developer Edition	$649.99		1	$649.99
Shipping: 2 Day	$8.95			$8.95
Tax: CA				$48.75
Total to be charged				$707.69

If it is purchased from WA there is no tax
you can see it.

Product Description	Price	Discount	Qty	Subtotal
HTC One® Developer Edition	$649.99	&nbsp	1	$649.99
Shipping: 2 Day	$8.95	&nbsp	&nbsp	$8.95
Tax: WA	&nbsp	&nbsp	&nbsp	$0.00
Total to be charged				$658.94
* Tax is added to all orders shipped to CA & TX and is based on the full retail price or cost of the product. For most new activations, LetsTalk.com pays these taxes for you. .

One friend from WA ordered it but it got cancelled because he is not Living in US Permanently..
Than I have told my another friend Who lives in CA since last 5 years..
He ordered it and got confirmed it and received to his address after 4 days..
He sent to friend who is in WA via UPS..

Than friend from WA brought it to India..

I have received the phone on 1-7-2013
I was really very exited to use it..
I opened the case and I was really very much impressed with it..

I generally changes my phone regularly 2 or 3 weeks, but after using HTC ONE I have decided not to change it..
Whoever see my phone .. is impressed with it.. and one of my friend is buying the same phone.

HTC One Developer Edition.. BEST #superphone till now I have used it..

HTC One Developer Edition 

Sequence Photo taken from HTC One.. 

I have tried it first time.. it works very well .. effortless ..

Still to come....
Developing Story..........

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Tablet Repairability Scores - iFixit

Tablet Repairability Scores - iFixit:

Tablet Repairability

Our engineers disassembled and analyzed each tablet, awarding a repairability score between zero and ten. Ten is the easiest to repair.

How we rate devices:

A device with a perfect score will be relatively inexpensive to repair because it is easy to disassemble and has a service manual available. Points are docked based on the difficulty of opening the device, the types of fasteners found inside, and the complexity involved in replacing major components. Points are awarded for upgradability, use of non-proprietary tools for servicing, and component modularity.

	DellXPS 10	Easy to open. Easy to remove battery. Color-coded screws and labeled cables inside. LCD is fused to the glass.	9
	AmazonKindle Fire	Device is easy to open. No proprietary fasteners. Simple design with standard Phillips screws. Glass panel is fused to frame.	8
	DellStreak	Device is easy to open. Battery is easy to replace. LCD is fused to the glass.	8
	MotorolaXoom	No proprietary fasteners. LCD and front glass are not fused. 57 screws means a long disassembly time.	8
	SamsungGalaxy Tab 2 7.0	Modular design and easy to remove components. Front glass is not fused to the LCD. Heat gun is needed to replace the LCD.	8
	AmazonKindle Fire HD	Easy to open. Easy to remove battery. Color-coded screws and labeled cables inside. LCD is fused to the glass.	7
	Barnes & NobleNook Simple Touch	Device is easy to open. Only 12 screws. Battery is easy to replace. Front glass, GlowLight LEDs, and digitizer are fused together.	7
	GoogleNexus 7	Device is easy to open. No proprietary fasteners. Battery is easy to replace. LCD does not separate from front glass.	7
	AppleiPad 1	Front panel is held in place with clips. LCD is not fused to the display glass. Battery is difficult to remove and replace.	6
	Barnes & NobleNook Tablet	LCD is not fused to front panel assembly. Excessive adhesive and adhesive strips. Battery replacement requires removing motherboard.	6
	GoogleNexus 10	Easily removable battery. LCD is not fused to glass. The opening procedure is a very difficult process. Several components are attached by both screws and glue.	6
	AmazonKindle Fire HD 8.9"	With just a few clips, the device is very easy to open. Heat gun is needed for fused LCD and front glass. Battery and cables are adhered to case.	5
	MicrosoftSurface RT	Once the device is opened, the battery is easily replaced. Difficult to open device. LCD is fused to the front glass.	4
	AppleiPad 2	LCD is easy to replace once the front panel is removed. Battery is difficult to remove and replace. High chance of cracking the glass during disassembly.	2
	AppleiPad 3	LCD is easy to remove once the front panel is removed. Excessive amounts of adhesive holds everything in place. High chance of cracking the glass during disassembly.	2
	AppleiPad 4	LCD is easy to remove once the front panel is removed. Excessive amounts of adhesive holds everything in place. High chance of cracking the glass during disassembly.	2
	AppleiPad Mini	LCD and glass are not fused together. Excessive amounts of adhesive makes any repair difficult. Hidden screws complicate disassembly.	2
	MicrosoftSurface Pro	Battery is not soldered to the motherboard. Tons of adhesive holds everything in place. Opening the device risks shearing the display cables.	1

Buy LG Optimus 2X P990/Android 2.2 Froyo/Dual Core Processor/8MP/Wi-Fi & 3G at Best Price in India - Also find Specifications, Photos, Features & Reviews

Buy LG Optimus 2X P990/Android 2.2 Froyo/Dual Core Processor/8MP/Wi-Fi & 3G at Best Price in India - Also find Specifications, Photos, Features & Reviews:

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Android 4.0 'Ice Cream Sandwich' update plans from HTC | AndroidOS.in

Android 4.0 'Ice Cream Sandwich' update plans from HTC:

Android 4.0 ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ update plans from HTC

After Google confirmed that Nexus S will be getting Android 4.0 update, HTC came forward to announce that it is currently looking at Ice Cream Sandwich release and will detail its upgrade plans in the days to come.

Unlike Nexus S, which is a stock Android device, HTC devices come with Sense, which makes it difficult and takes time to upgrade them to the latest release. We hope that HTC gets its act together and updates at least the device released this year to Android 4.0.

Google has already stated that ICS should theoretically run on Gingerbread device.

HTC Statement:

“We are excited about the latest update for Android,Ice Cream Sandwich, and are currently reviewing its features and functionality to determine our upgradeplans. Our goal for Android updates is to give every customer an improved user experience, which means balancing each phone’s unique hardware, HTC Sense experience and the Android kernel. While our goal is toupgrade as many of our recent devices as possible, we are committed to maintaining every phone’s performance and usability first. Please stay tuned for more updates on specific device upgrade plans.”

Nexus S Ice Cream Sandwich update in pipeline | AndroidOS.in

Nexus S Ice Cream Sandwich update in pipeline

Nexus S Ice Cream Sandwich update in pipeline

Soon after the Ice Cream Sandwich announcement, Google stated that it is working on Nexus S Android 4.0 update right now and it will soon be released. Company also stated that Android 4.0 should theoretically work on any Gingerbread device.

In exact words of Matias Duarte –“Currently in the process for releasingIce Cream Sandwich for Nexus S. Theoretically should work for any 2.3 device.”

There is no word on the exact timing of the update for Nexus S, but it will be released. Company however did not state on the update plans for Nexus One, the first Nexus device from Google.

Seagate launches GoFlex Satellite a new mobile - Storage Devices, Data Storage Devices | ThinkDigit News

Seagate launches GoFlex Satellite a new mobile - Storage Devices, Data Storage Devices:

Seagate has launched the GoFlex Satellite in India, calling it the first battery-powered external hard drive to wirelessly extend the storage capacity of any Wi-Fi enabled mobile device. With 500GB capacity and Wi-Fi access over 802.11 b/ g/n and a rechargeable battery, the GoFlex Satellite enables users to carry a large library of media and data with them on the go, and access it wirelessly on their mobile devices without a computer.

Speaking on the launch, Seagate India's Rajesh Khurana said:

“With the growth of the tablet and iPad markets and the larger volumes of high-quality media now being consumed, there is a clear need for access to content that is not plagued with the challenges of streamed video over the Internet. The unfortunate fact is that these popular new mobile devices are hampered by their limited storage capacity while one of their primary functions is that of media consumption. With the GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless storage, we wished to create an elegant solution that provides real value to the multitude of tablet users out there by delivering a seamless connection to local storage.

No longer will a consumer feel as though it is a compromise to purchase a lower capacity tablet or iPad. With GoFlex Satellite, people will be able to carry their entire media library with them without the need for wires or the web at a fraction of the cost of adding 3G or purchasing or a higher capacity tablet.”

The GoFlex Satellite is capable connecting to up to three devices, and provides a stand-by battery life of up to 25 hours, and up to five hours of continuously streaming video. To help with extending battery life, the free GoFlex Media App provides a progressive download feature, which temporarily loads the video on to the Android device it is being streamed to, allowing the drive to go into stand-by mode. The GoFlex Media App is available for iOS devices and Android devices. Android device owners will also get the ability to access the contents of the GoFlex Satellite via the mobile device's web browser.

GoFlex Satellite will be available from end-October through select retailers and resellers, for a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of INR 11,500 (plus local taxes).Also onboard is the Media Sync software, which makes grabbing media from a computer much easier. Even music and videos purchased through iTunes can be loaded to the GoFlex Satellite drive and will play on all authorized devices. For rapid loading of media content, the wireless mobile storage comes equipped with the superfast USB 3.0 cable to get files from your computer to the GoFlex Satellite drive. The USB 3.0 cable will also continue to work with USB 2.0 ports and is easily removed for portability. In addition to the USB 3.0 cable, the GoFlex Satellite drive comes complete with a car charger and a compact wall charger.

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HTC coming up with it’s own OS?

HTC has been experimenting with the O.S used in it’s devices from a long time, it was the first company to adopt Android O.S, it also came out with devices running Qualcomm’s BREW  and has been running Windows 6.5 from long back, recently they  have also introduced devices running Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7. Now we are hearing that HTC is looking to develop it’s own O.S, is this HTC’s reply to Google buying Motorola  or is HTC worried about future Android upgrades and it’s relation with Google? Reason could also be the recent lawsuit against HTC by Apple on HTC’s  Android devices.

Well nobody really knows what their motives are, but if HTC is looking to acquire any O.S and then I guess there are very few Operating Systems out there. Of course there is HP’s recently acquired WebOS for sale, maybe they could go for Android based O.Ses like MIUI. I would like to see HTC acquiring WebOS from HP and making devices based on that Operating System. In this way HTC does not have to fear about future relationships with Google, nor pay huge amount of money to Microsoft, and I am sure that WebOS is not having a huge price tag. Samsung already has Bada so it would not hurt HTC to come up with it’s own OS actually it would benefit the market, because all we see today is Android and iOS…..this is their best chance to bring something new, something innovative.

Source: BGR