I remember when last year Ufone started taking pre-orders for Nokia N8 in Pakistan. Yes I took that offer and wrote an hands-on overview. This time it’s not like that but it seems that Ufone is going to promote the beautiful Nokia N9 in Pakistan. However Nokia N9 has already been available in markets officially. I am not sure what purpose Ufone will serve for Nokia N9 now. Probably a lower price tag and a few promotional gifts? Frankly! I am not sure but as the poster above is showing a special plan for Ufone customers which is “Call at 50 Paisas/min” if they purchase Nokia N9 with Ufone [...]

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iTunes 10.5.1 shredded its beta tag and after testing by developers now available to public with iTunes Match support. iTunes 10.5.1 could be grabbed via software update or through direct download links after the break. At the moment, iTunes Match cloud music storage service is also available in US for Mac users, and to avail it you have to pay $24.99 per year. iTunes Match Description “With iTunes Match, even songs you’ve imported from CDs can be stored in iCloud. And you can play them on any iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, or PC — whenever you want and wherever you are, without syncing. [...]

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iCloud has shredded its beta tag and open now for general public with its new fresh look. iCloud.com, is an online cloud storage by Apple where users can sync data from their Mac and iDevices to make it accessible anywhere in the world. Right, before this iCloud.com update Apple released iTunes 10.5, and iTunes 10.5.1 beta to developers and a lot of other products are making their way to get release soon including iOS 5, iTunes Match, iCloud etc. So, stay tuned to get further news updates about Apple releases.

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Apple has begun picking iPhone 4S pre-order through its online web sites in 7 countries including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and United States. So, get hurry and pre-order your iPhone 4S through Apple or via your favorite carrier to receive your device exactly on October 14. iPhone 4S is available in black and white color, 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64 GB capacities with the price tag of £499, £599, and £699 Visit Apple to Pre-order iPhone 4S.

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HP has confirmed it will be offering refunds to all customers that bought TouchPads and Pre 3 phones before the huge price drop. Over on its official site, it has listed the refunds available for every model of its ill-fated webOS devices, with customers offered the difference between that which they paid for the device and the new low shelf tag. It’s an odd move to see HP essentially giving away money – the Pre 3 was barely on sale in the UK and the TouchPad wasn’t a huge seller, so the uprising against the price drop was never likely to be a massive problem to deal with, but the [...]

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Pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy Note, one of the stars of IFA 2011, have started with the portable device coming with a rather large price tag. The tablet-phone hybrid was certainly an eye opener at IFA. Not only does it bring a sparkling 5.3-inch AMOLED screen, but it also comes with a stylus – an accessory that never seems to die. The handset marks a new, as yet unnamed category, for Samsung that sits between its smartphones and Galaxy Tab range. Samsung Galaxy Note 5.3 price It comes packing Android 2.3 Gingerbread and, deep breath, 1.4 GHz dual core processor, 2 megapixel front-facing [...]

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The 1982 Lockheed Sea Shadow may be rusting away in Suisun Bay, but its Commie-spooking contours haven’t been forgotten. They apparently inspired the design of the Asus G74SX-A1, which just won a HotHardware recommendation for its cheese-eschewing looks as well as its performance, efficient cooling and realistic $1749 price tag. For once, the Core i7-2360QM CPU coupled with a GeForce GTX 560M and generous 12GB dollop of DDR-1333 RAM actually conspired to surpass the manufacturer’s 3DMark benchmark claims. It wasn’t flawless though: overall computing performance was middling compared [...]

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At work we have several websites that we develop with Plone, but each year we make a new version and we want to keep an archive of the old version. Since it takes a lot of memory to keep a Zope instance for these old websites that probably won’t need to be edited ever again, it makes sense to make a static copy of the website. It also eliminates the work needed to update the instance when security patches come out (and eliminates security risks, in cases of old versions that are no more maintained). There are some tools that can help in this case; I chose to use wget, which is available [...]

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  This is something we’ve been trying to get rid off since Facebook. Random, anonymous or mostly unwanted friends tag you in photos where you really don’t want to be tagged. Google+ sorts out this issue with a very neat option in privacy settings and all thanks goes to circles in Google+.   Disable Photo Tagging in Google+ by People You Don’t Know Follow the simple steps below to disable photo tagging by random people in Google+. 1. Click on the gear icon at top-tight and go to Google+ settings. 2. Scroll to the bottom and look for Photos. 3. Under “People whose tags of you [...]

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BlackBerry Mobile Conferencing app shreds its beta tag after living two months in RIM’s beta zone for testing and now available free for downloaded through BlackBerry App World. BlackBerry® Mobile Conferencing application is designed to work with your existing conferencing system to make scheduling, joining and rejoining conference calls from your BlackBerry® smartphone quick and easy from almost anywhere. BlackBerry Mobile Conferencing is conveniently integrated into the native BlackBerry® Calendar application, allowing you to: Join Now – when it’s time for a conference call [...]

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