BlackBerry launches its first Android smartphone Priv
Truecaller launches its new Truedialer App
Micromax unveils Canvas Play 4G at Rs 12,499 in India
Micromax launches Canvas Fire 4G at Rs 6,999
iBall launches Slide 6351-Q400i tablet for Rs 5,499, available for sale at Rs 3,661
Lava launches Fuel F1 Mini Android smartphone for Rs 4,399
Gionee launches Pioneer P3S budget Android smartphone for Rs 5,999
Micromax launches Canvas Blaze Q400 with 4G support at Rs 6,999
Skype facing worldwide outage, Microsoft reports
Skype apps users worldwide are reporting issues in Microsoft’s text, voice and video service. The company on Monday recognised the issue and assured that it is working on a fix. People are experiencing problems with Skype’s desktop and mobile apps. Users in India, Australia, Europe, United States and New Zealand among several other nations are having issues regarding it.
The Skype team wrote in a blog post that “We have detected an issue with the status settings of Skype. Affected users will not be able to change their status, their contacts will all show as offline and they will be unable to start Skype calls to them. Instant messages are still being delivered as usual. The status issue also doesn’t affect Skype for Web, which can be used to make calls and send instant messages. We’re working on a fix for this issue and hope to have an update for you soon. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused while we get this resolved.”
Masses are really affected by this problem and they can’t make voice and video calls using Skype. Those who are attempting to sign into the Skype apps are shown the message, “We’re a bit overloaded right now. Please try again later or download Skype to use it anytime.”
Hoping to get this major issue resolved soon in the near future.
OnePlus to bring its Mini smartphone with dual-rear camera soon
iBall launches Slide Brillante 3G voice calling tablet for Rs 5,799
Micromax launches Canvas Spark 2 with 3G support for Rs 3,999 via Snapdeal
Samsung rolls out its S Health app for all Android smartphones
Airtel rolls out per second plan for prepaid subscribers
Xiaomi Mi 4c smartphone to come with USB Type-C Port & Micro-USB Adapter to India soon
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi is ready to launch its upcoming Mi 4c smartphone at an event. In a latest Weibo report, Bin Lin has confirmed that the Xiaomi Mi 4c smartphone will feature Micro-USB to USB Type-C adapter, which can be attached to the bundled Micro-USB cable.
The Xiaomi Mi 4c smartphone is expected to sport a 5-inch full HD display. Powering the smartphone is a Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 808 chipset, which houses a 1.4GHz Hexa-Core processor. The Xiaomi Mi 4c smartphone would be available in two variants, which consist of 2GB of RAM with 16GB of internal storage and 3GB of RAM with 32GB of internal storage.
The USP of this phone is its rear camera. Xiaomi Mi 4c would feature a 13MP rear camera along with that there is also a 5MP front camera on this smartphone. The device offers 4G LTE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS as connectivity options. The Xiaomi Mi 4c reportedly runs the latest MIUI 7 interface. This mobile phone would house a 3,080 mAh battery that should keep it alive for long.
The company hasn’t announced the price of Xiaomi Mi 4c yet. But, we reckon it should be around Rs 15,500 for the 16GB variant and the price for the 32GB variant will be bit higher.
LG Class smartphone launched with 4G support, 13MP camera
Facebook might launch new internet connectivity service soon
Trai to conduct an open house discussion on call drops problem on October 1
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the regulator will conduct an open house discussion on call drops on 1 October, 2015. The last date to send comments on the consultation paper on compensation to the consumers in the event of calls drops is 21 September, while that of counter-comments is 28 September.
A few shareholders have sought to extend the last date for sending comments, which have been disagreed by Trai. The sectoral regulator is expected to come out with recommendations on call drops and compensation to users by mid-October.
It has recommended that any call, which gets dropped within five seconds would not be charged. In case a call gets dropped any time after five seconds, the last pulse of the call should not be included for the purpose of charging.
Call drops have become a severe problem in recent months. Let’s see how this problem will get sorted in the near future.
Samsung to launch Galaxy Core Prime VE for Rs 8,600 soon
Micromax Canvas Xpress 2 up for grab without registration
Vivo V1Max Review: A stylish smartphone with no complaints at a good price
- Good audio performance
- Great HD screen
- Neat design
- Non-removable battery
- Gets heated up while playing games