Saturday, January 5, 2013

HONOR 2– THE CHINESE DRAGON

 

Huawei is one of the top 4 companies in the telecom sector but had always been a underdog in the mobile world

but know Huawei is ready to take Apple iPhone 5 and Samsung galaxy s3 with its super phone “HONOR 2”

THE PHONE PACKS AMIND BOGGLING 1.4GHZ QUAD CORE PROCESSOR WITH 2GB RAM ALONG WITH A HOMEGROWN CHIPSET ALL THESE FACTORS MAKING IT THE CHEAPEST QUADCORE PROCESSOR PHONE IN THE WORLD

despite of all these impressive features the phone lacks a GPU ,which is a big let down,well this was we didn’t expected well know we know where the cost has been cut

Huawei Honor 2 At First Sight image 2

the phone has a good quality screen with a ppi of 326 which is the best in the price range which is 300$ to 305$ which is trully ….WAIT FOR IT….AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!CURRENTLY THE AVAILABILITY  IS ONLY IN CHINA WITH A WAITING OF 2WEEKS WHICH IS IMPRESSIVE FOR THE PHONE FOR DETAILED SPECS VISIT

GSM ARENA

Monday, March 26, 2012

FIRST VOICE LOST FOREVER

"Alam Ara" debuted 80 years ago, and featured the great-grandfather of two of today's top stars.

NEW DELHI -- Google users in India were given a surprise cinema lesson Monday with a “Google Doodle” on the search engine's India homepage, celebrating the March 14, 1931 release of Alam Ara, India's first talking picture. 
Based on a play, Alam Ara was a fantasy tale about an aging king and the rivalry between his two queens as to who would bear the king's heir. 
Director Ardeshir Irani raced to complete Alam Ara before several other planned sound films to create history as the first Indian talkie.
Among the film's stars was iconic actor Prithviraj Kapoor, whose family members are still an integral part of today's Bollywood such as his great-grandchildren, actor Ranbir Kapoor and actressKareena Kapoor.
But not a single print of Alam Ara is in existence after a fire destroyed India's National Film Archives in 2003 in Pune city near Mumbai.
Alam Ara received a massive response, with police called in to control the stampede at Mumbai's Majestic Theatre. The movie ran for two hours and four minutes and used a Tanar Sound System to record the dialogue.
The film was historic for spawning the first soundtrack and first song of Indian cinema, unfurling Indian filmdom's strong tradition of featuring music, a tradition that is as vibrant today in the age of MTV.
the last archieve of the move was destroyed in the fire in the archieve center of india in 2003