Posted on 12 February 2013. Tags: from-now, huge-deals, krishna, loved-ones, online, some-romantic, tablets, useful sites, valentine, valentines
Just two days from now is the Valentine’s Day and I hope lots of you are waiting to give your loved ones some romantic gifts. And the online shopping sites are offering huge deals for this Valentines…
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Posted on 25 January 2013. Tags: article, credits, gadgets, guest posts, krishna, modern-gadgets, more-things, radha-krishna, tablets, technology
When it comes to technology and gadgets there are many more things which keep you attracted. Today, modern gadgets are means of style and fashion. Holding one of them seems to be a style statement…
Credits: This article is copyrighted to Radha Krishna who actively blogs at Techzene.Com

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Posted on 24 January 2013. Tags: cards, codename, computing, galaxy, galaxy-note, insider, news, reports, samsung, samsung-galaxy, source, tablets, time, xperia-tablet
Samsung may be prepping not one but four tablets for MWC 2013, ranging from a budget 7-inch slate all the way to a premium device.
SamMobile, a site which has seen some rumours become reality in the past, has spoken to its “Korean insider” who said that Samsung’s plans for new 7-inch and 10-inch slates are set to form part of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 range.
The source claims the tablets are currently being built under the codename Santos, but we’d expect to see them as the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 and Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 at the Barcelona show if they do indeed exist, with both slates sporting a 5MP camera.
Roma & Kona
Samsung could be going a bit tablet crazy at MWC this year as we’ve already heard rumours suggesting a Galaxy Note 8.0 is on the cards and the source in question above reinforces the reports, claiming its codename is Kona.
As if those three weren’t enough, the insider rounds off his information with a fourth rumoured slate, this time sitting atop Samsung’s range and going by the codename Roma.
It’s unclear how well connected, if at all, the source is but the news that Samsung is planning more tablets is hardly a surprise.
As usual Samsung is staying tight lipped so we’ll have to wait until MWC rolls around at the end of February to see if the reports come to fruition.



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Posted on 16 January 2013. Tags: article, camera, credits, few-more, gadgets, guest posts, ipod, krishna, look-at-some, loved, one-still, radha-krishna, room, tablets, the-most
Christmas has been and gone but there’s no doubt that your loved one still has room for a few more gadgets in his or her room. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular electrical items available…
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Posted on 10 January 2013. Tags: cameras, computing, front-snapper, google-nexus, great-features, larger-tablet, neither-print, over-the-top, polaroid, quad-core-slate, tablets, tablets-come, time
Continuing its new foray into the 21st century, Polaroid has revealed two new budget Android tablets: the 7-inch Polaroid M7 and the 10-inch Polaroid M10.
Both tablets come running Android Jelly Bean 4.1 with a slightly unfortunate Windows 8-reminiscent Polaroid skin over the top.
Polaroid is at pains to assure us that the tablets come with all the mod cons, making a point of highlighting their “great features like Bluetooth and built-in cameras” – cutting edge stuff.
Spec attack
The cheap and cheerful M7 rocks an HD IPS display, 8GB of storage expandable via microSD and comes in at a Google Nexus 7-bothering $129 (around £80 but we doubt we’ll see it in the UK for under £100, AU$122).
It comes with only a front-facing 2MP camera which probably won’t win you any international photography awards.
The M10, meanwhile, is a quad-core slate, with a 10-inch HD IPS display, 16GB of space inside and this time Polaroid’s spoiling us with two cameras – a 2MP front snapper and a 5MP sensor on the back .
The larger tablet will set you back $229 (around £143 or AU$ 217) when it goes on sale alongside its smaller sibling in spring 2013.



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