Top 3 dual sim 3G phones in india

The 3G revolution is transforming the Indian urban-scape slowly and steadily.

Micromax Q80

The Micromax Q80 dual SIM sleek phone launched in India. The Micromax Q80 is a budget phone sporting 3G connectivity, 2.4 inch TFT touchscreen display with 320×240 pixels screen resolution, track pad, and more.

 The Micromax Q80 is loaded with multimedia stuff like dual cameras, 3.5 mm jack, yamaha amplifier for great sound quality, 68MB internal memory and up to 8GB external memory support to save the multimedia stuff.
The Micromax Q80 comes with a special features known as EZ mail, which uses Micromax’s own push email service. The handset is bluetooth, java enabled and powered by a 1200mAh Li-ion standard battery for up to 5 hours of battery life.

Micromax Q80 Features and Specs:
Network: 2G/3G
Dual SIM
Display: 2.4 inch TFT touchscreen display
320×240 pixels screen resolution
Track pad
3MP Primary Camera
.3MP Secondary Camera
Video Player/Recording
Music Player
3.5 mm jack
Internal memory: 68MB
up to 8GB external memory support
Special feature: EZ Push Mail
Bluetooh, WAP Data
Battery: Li-Ion 1200 mAh standard
Talk time: up to 5 hours

Micromax Q80 Price

The Micromax Q80 is a budget phone in India available at Rs.4600.

Samsung Star Duos Price – Samsung B7722 Dual Sim Mobile

 Samsung Star Duos B7722 is first 3G mobile phone which supports dual sim connectivity (3G Sim + 2G Sim), Touchscreen Display and multimedia features @ affordable price in India.

Samsung Star Duos B7722 Dual Sim Phone Features:

• High Speed HSDPA+ EDGE Network support
• Dedicated Button for Sim Switching
• Built-in Business Tools like Push E-mail and Office Document Viewer
• Quick Social Networking Access
• 3D Surround Sound
• Widget based UI   

 Samsung B7722 Technical Specification:

• 3G/HSDPA
• GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
• 3.2” inch (240×400 pixels) 256k Touch Display
• 5 Megapixels Camera with LED Flash
• 2GB Micro SD card included
• Stereo FM radio with RDS
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP
• MP3 Player
• MP4/H.263/H.264 player
• SMS, MMS, Push Email, Instant Messaging
• Li-Ion 1200 mAh Battery
• Up to 12 hours 50 minutes Talktime
• StandBy Time: up to 420 Hours
• Dimensions: 113.5 x 55.5 x 14.3 mm
• Weight: 112 gm
• Samsung Star Duos Price in India: Rs. 11,399/- Indian Rupee (INR)
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• Spice QT-95

  The new Spice QT-95 is a Dual SIM 3G +2G mobile phone featuring QWERTY keypad. It sports a trackpad for easy navigation and 3.2 mega-pixel camera to capture your memorable moments.It features Dual expandable memory that is it supports 2 memory cards . The front facing digital video camera can be used for video calling with the high speed 3G connectivity .
  Spice QT95 key features :
  
  
  
  
• Dual SIM 3G + 2G
• Track PAD
• Video Calling
• Dual Camera – 3.2MP + front Digital Camera
• Dual Expandable Memory
• Stereo Bluetooth
• Torch Light
• Social connectivity Apps: Facebook, Snaptu, Yahoo, Nimbuzz

Spice QT95 mobile phone detailed specifications :

• Product type : QWERTY
• Network(MHz) : 900/1800/2100
• Dimensions(in mm) : 111×59×11.7
• Weight(in gms) : 68g
• Talk Time : 2.5 hrs(3G),4 hrs(GSM)
• Stand by Time : 150 hrs (3G),400 hrs (GSM)
• Antenna Type : Internal
• Battery Power (in mAh) : 1000 mAh
• Storage
  • Phonebook Capacity : 3000
  • Memory Card Type : T-Flash
  • Memory Card Support Capacity : 8+8GB
  • Phone Memory : 48 MB
• Display Screen : 2-inch TFT ,220×176
• Email
• Applications
  • JAVA Enabled
  • Java Games & Applications
  • Games
  • Incoming Call Guard
  • World Clock
  • Alarm
  • Calculator
  • Calendar
  • To-Do List
  • Caller Group
  • Vibrator Mode
  • Auto Power On/Off
  • FM Radio
  • FM Recording
  • Scheduled FM Recording
• Connectivity
  • WAP
  • GPRS , EDGE
  • 3G
  • Bluetooth version 2.1
  • Data Cable
  • Handset Manager
  • Webcam
• Camera
  • Camera 3.2 MP
  • Photo Storage Capacity 48MB+T-Flash
  • Single Touch Camera Operation
  • Zoom Level
  • Brightness Level
  • Multi Shot
  • Night Vision
  • Photo CLI
  • Video Recording Upto 15fps @ 3gp
  • Video Storage Capacity 48MB+T-Flash
  • Wide Screen Video
  • Video Playing (FPS rate) Upto 30f, 3gp, mp4, avi
  • Pixel Size(coreband) Upto 2048*1536

  • Spice QT95 Price

    The new Spice QT95 mobile phone maximum retail price is Rs.5,499 .

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HP Pavilion dv6t-6000 : Nice laptop at a nice price

The HP Pavilion dv6t is a solid improvement on HP's previous 15-inch mainstream consumer laptop with numerous tweaks, bells, and whistles, but the wide variety of options means you'll get wildly different systems based on what you can afford.

Pros: 1. Customizable. I was able to get exactly what I wanted.
2. Upgraded GPU (hd 6770m) has good gaming performance.
3. Reasonable price.
4. Good audio.
5. Build quality is better than expected.
6. Runs cool and quiet.

Cons: 1. There's an HP logo that lights up on the lid of the laptop when it is turned on (much like an apple laptop). Can't figure out how to turn it off.
2. A bit bulky. It's a full size 15" so don't be surprised.

Summary: I'm pretty pleased with the HP. No buyer's remorse at all. Compared quite a bit and feel I got a good deal. It does everything I want. The i5 is really impressive. The upgraded 6770m GPU is well worth it if you want to game. Been getting 35fps on Crysis 2, highest settings, 1024 x 768 resolution (it's connected to my 42" plasma). If you are interested, check out the HP site and customize a build for yourself. Might be a good fit for you too.
FINAL WORDS: If you can get a good deal, this computer is well worth the price. Basically a desktop replacement with a little more mobility.

Manuals for HP Pavilion dv6t-6000 CTO Select Edition Entertainment Notebook PC

Apple iOS 5.0 Beta 2 Intro Logo on iPhone 4 HD

Apple just released iOS 5 beta 2 to developers. Build 9A5248d is available now in the Dev Center for registered iOS developers.
Apple has just released the second beta of iOS 5 for developers.
The biggest new addition: Wi-Fi syncing with iTunes 10.5 (also a developer beta released today) is ready to go.We just did a full restore and install of iOS 5 beta so we could test out iCloud's new backup.
All you do is log in with your Apple ID and your phone restores from it's last backup point.
After a quick download, the phone restarts. You have to log in with your Apple ID and all your apps appear in the same place as they were before. They begin downloading right away.
From what we’ve been able to see in the release notes so far, it looks like iMessage on iOS 5 beta 2 won’t be able to communicate with iMessage users on beta 1, and the new iTunes 10.5 beta won’t be able to sync with devices running the old beta 1:
Message seed 2 will be unable to communicate with iMessage users on seed 1.
The version of iTunes that comes with beta 2 cannot sync devices that have the beta 1 software installed.

Summary : 
Apple has just put up the second beta version of its new operating system for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices. iOS 5 Beta 2 build 9A5248d is now available for registered iOS developers in the Apple Dev Center. iTunes 10.5 Beta 2 is also available for developers."

Comparing Music Services Apple iCloud vs. Google Music Beta vs. Amazon Cloud Drive

A huge difference of iCloud's music capabilities is that you can't play songs from within a Web browser (at least as far as we have seen so far) as you can with both Amazon and Google's offerings. You'll either need an iOS device or iTunes running on a computer. True, this does include Windows PCs running iTunes, but forget any non-Apple tablets or phones. This lack of Web access is just less flexible. Nor can you stream music from its online storage—the music must be fully downloaded to play.  

 Apple’s new iTunes with iCloud will certainly be a tough one to beat. iTunes already leads far ahead of the pack when it comes to music downloads, and now it has full record label support plus a unit iTunes Match feature. The feature lets you scan and match your music to Apple’s library for music syncing rather than requiring you to upload your entire collection in order to stream it.

it costs $24.99 a year for this service.
Amazon’s Cloud Player was the first one out the door, but functions mainly as a digital music locker. The giant online retailer chose to forgo licensing deals with record labels and therefore cannot sell songs directly via its Cloud Drive. But, they can sell songs in their MP3 Store, from where you must download the song and then upload it to your Cloud Drive.

Google’s Music Beta works like a digital music locker much like Amazon’s Cloud Player. Without record label support, Google cannot directly sell or distribute music through its Music Beta service. Instead, users much upload their existing music collection to the service for streaming.

 Major drawbacks

Amazon Cloud Drive Probably the biggest draw back of the Amazon service is the slow setup. When we tested it, the service took some patience and persistence to get going after several crashes. After that comes hours upon hours, possibly several days, of uploading your music library. Once your music is in there, playlists you once had will be gone and there’s no way to rate any of your songs in your library. If you aren’t an avid Amazon purchaser, holding a large music library in Cloud Drive is going to cost you a hefty amount. Users are also unable to edit any song metadata.
Google Music Beta
While we were generally happy with Music Beta’s performance, Google has some big kinks to work out. With this kind of service, the slow upload time is going to be a pain, but it’s pretty unavoidable. However, Google needs to give users more control over which songs get uploaded into the cloud, instead of a simple two-option choice between everything in the iTunes folder or everything in another folder. There is no way to purchase any music through Music Beta (though you can choose to have new iTunes purchases automatically uploaded), which will be a drawback for some users. A forthcoming price tag (unless we’re lucky) could also be a drawback.
Apple iCloud
The biggest evident drawback of iCloud, or what we know about it, is that there won’t be any access from the Web. As far as we know, users won’t be able to access their libraries of songs by simply opening up a browser window. This will no doubt alienate users who don’t use all Apple devices, but perhaps that’s part of Steve Jobs’ strategy.
I predict that Apple will steal its competitors thunder with its great offering despite the fact that it does not offer any streaming service or access from a Web Browser . Despite these limitations it still has a lot to offer and will give Google and Amazon a run for its money.
The most powerful approach of all, though, is probably to use these things in combination. Use the free 25GB from SkyDrive for your photos, Google for your docs and mail (or perhaps more Windows Live) and Amazon for videos seeing as there’s no file size limit. Dropbox is the one to use for convenience. It’s the best syncing tool of the lot and given that storage on the service isn’t cheap, use it as just that – a tool.

Possibly the best advice of all is to use them all. Use them all up until the point where you have to pay for them. That way you’ll max out your storage and minimise your cost but perhaps use each service for just one type of media. That way you might actually be able to keep track of it all.
A central difference of Apple's iCloud versus the others is that it's not just for music: It takes over all the former MobileMe's functions—email, contacts, calendar—along with backing up and syncing iOS device photos, app data, and iWork documents. Thus ends the stormy story of the MobileMe service, which even Steve Jobs noted at WWDC was "not our finest hour." This comparison, though will concern itself primarily with the music aspect of iCloud, iTunes in the Cloud.