TOP 5 Android Games............WHICH U SHOULD NEVER MISS

We always go for top console quality games. This post from AtAwAb brings out the top 5 games from android platform.



1.Modern Combat 4 Zero Hour....

It is a great console quality game which competes with COD and Battlefield series. IT has a good gameplay and story and realistic graphics. This non stop action FPS android game deserves first place. Inn this game we are a soldier and we fight our way through in a battle. We can swap between various guns. This game is outstanding in every feature.

2.BackStab..........

For assassin's creed fans this is the game u have been expecting in android platform as most of the assassins creed features are inserted in this game. This game has good graphics and it also has a big map to roam.

3.Real Racing 3....

This game by EA is outstanding in graphics and every detail at first this game is so enjoyable but it as the game moves forward the demand for the money increases as the other cars are fast. But for graphics this games is voted.

4.Dream League Soccer...

Instead of choosing FIFA or PES I chose this as it is a very good game and it is free. In this we undergo the stress of maintaining a team training and buying new players. The graphics and controls are good but the details off each players face is repeated but when compared to other features it does not matter. So this game gets my vote. But FIFA is also good but it is not unlocked in free version.

Now the 5th games is not about graphics but as itt is a basic game but believe me it will make u addict.

5.2048.........

This is a number puzzle game. I don't like puzzles but my co-founder forced me to play this game but this game turned out to be so good so i am recommending this game to you.

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Simple Translation Using iTranslate - Windows 8 and Windows Phone app(review)

This is for the once who are hunting for a Windows 8 or Windows phone 8 App for translation. iTranslate is an app which you may include as one of your many choices for a translating Windows app.

You can convert the text you type or just speak to over eighty languages. The app is so simple and the result is 99% trust able. iTranslate becomes a rather appealing language app for Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8.

It has a simple layout

The simple layout of the app could be understood if we use it for two minutes. The two language, the language you give the input and the language the app gives the output, shown in the top of the page. In the bottom centre we have an option for displaying the history and an option to hear our favourite translations. A three dot option is found in the bottom left corner which allows us to upgrade to the premium version of iTranslate and also the settings of the app.

The settings option

The features displayed in the settings option is very few. It has an option to turn on/off the auto correction and also an option to turn on/off the live tile.

Choosing a language is accomplished by tapping on the flag icon to pull up the list of over eighty languages. Some languages (those with the three-dot menu option) will support voice output and have the option to choose a male or female voice. Additionally, some languages offer Country options for different dialects/styles of the language. For example, English will have U.K., U.S. and Australian options while Spanish will have options for Spain, Mexico and U.S. This is a nice option to give you a more precise interpretation.

Translation

Once you have your language choices set, just tap the field to the right of the language flag and your on-screen keyboard will pop-up. The translation is bi-directional in that you can type the text you want translated or text you need translated.

iTranslate is optimized for fast typing with predictive text that will pop-up as you type. iTranslate’s keyboard does support landscape orientation to give you a little more elbowroom for typing. I did find that this feature was a little buggy at times and wouldn’t always appear as you began typing.



Once you get the translation on the screen, you will have three options up under the three-dot menu that sits to the right of either text fields. These options include sending the text to your Windows Phone clipboard, share the text or listen to an audible version of the text (not supported by all languages). You will also have the ability to tag a translation as a favorite for easier reference.

Premium Version and Windows 8

There is a premium version of iTranslate that removes the ad support and removes the restrictions on how many characters can be translated. The free version does have a fairly liberal translation limit at 3000 characters and the ads aren’t that intrusive. The premium version is currently running $4.49 and unless you have the need for high volume translations, you can probably survive with the free, ad-supported version.



The Windows 8 version of iTranslate is very similar to the Windows Phone 8 version; you just get a little more elbowroom for typing. The Windows 8 version is free as well and also offers a premium version ($4.49 as well).

Overall Impression

iTranslate’s simple interface does make it an attractive language option. The only thing that would make it any easier is if it could scan text or record audio and translate it.

The audio option is a nice feature that lets you hear how the translation should be spoken or to let someone else hear what you are trying to say.

iTranslate does require a data connection to operate. The data requirement does help keep the overall size of the app down but this could be an issue while traveling. Otherwise, iTranslate comes across as a very solid translation app for your Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 device.

You can find the Windows Phone 8 version of iTranslate here in the Windows Phone Store. The Windows 8 version of iTranslate can be picked up here in the Windows Store. Both are free, ad-supported apps with the option to upgrade to the premium version for $4.99.

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A Brief History Of Some Speedy Bikes

Since the inception of combustion engines, one aspect has always remained vital in the advancement of automobiles, and motorcycles on the whole and that is top speed. Year after year engineers have strived hard to make their motorcycles go faster than ever before and when it comes to the crown of the fastest production motorcycle the stakes get raised considerably. The roots of the Kawasaki ZX-14R can be traced back to the era between mid 1990 and early 2000, when the Japanese trio of Honda, Kawasaki and

Suzuki were engrossed in a dogfight for the tag of the fastest production motorcycle manufacturer. Kawasaki was ruling the roost till mid 1990’s with its ZX-11 before Honda clinched the crown from its grasp with the Super Blackbird. The boffins at Kawasaki didn’t take it too kindly and fought back with the ZX-12R to regain its crown. When most motorcycle enthusiast thought that the fight for the crown would be restricted between Kawasaki and Honda but that wasn’t to be as suddenly out of the blue Suzuki entered the fray with its Hayabusa in 1999 and was swiftly crowned the fastest production motorcycle in the world.

Also around this time there was a growing impetus in both Europe and America to place import limitations or ban open-class motorcycles due to their ever expanding speed ceiling. Fearing backlash, the Japanese motorcycle manufacturers and their European counterparts penned down an agreement to limit their bikes top-speed to 300km/h and it was labeled as the “gentleman’s agreement.” But Kawasaki didn’t take the success of the Hayabusa munificently and came out with its latest flagship, the ZX-14R to topple the Busa from the top in 2006. Suzuki was quick to counter and released the updated Hayabusa in 2008 and it appeared the bird would rule the roost in the near future. It seemed Kawasaki wanted to end this skirmish once and for all with the 2012 ZX-14R. 

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Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 revealed

      
            The replacement for the Gallardo has finally arrived.  It's the Huracan, named after a fighting ball (Lambo tradition).  A car designed based on a

Gallardo is bound to look good - and this looks super - duper.  Its uprated V/o engine churns out 606 bhp, a sure upgrade from the 570bhp, a sure upgrade from the 570 bhp Gallardo.  Despite use of carbon fiber in most body panels, there is a weight increment over the Gallardo - attributed to added electronics.  Surprisingly adjustable dampers are on the options list - they were never offered in any Lambo before.  Of course, 'LP' in the name means longitudinal positionere- the engine is turned around 90*, and obviously, it's a four wheel drive, as the name suggests.  There are rumors  that the body design is based on a Lotus Elise 2012 concept, but AtAwAb dont't think its true.  It's More Aventadar than Elise, and of course, it doesn't have a carbon - monocogue. 
                   

                   There are 2-wheel drive Huracans & Spyder versions coming up too.  Watch out for the upcoming review.


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AIRTAME: 2014's Million Dollar Startup

Watch this video to know what is AIRTAME.

Roadmap of AIRTAME

An idea was born

The development of AIRTAME started

Coding...

Sketching out wireframes...

Testing our software on Raspberry Pi's and other mini PC hardware.

Early sketches of the product design.

3D printing of the AIRTAME case.

Experimenting with different shapes.

First version of their prototype.

Current look of their prototype.

THEY ARE LIVE ON INDIEGOGO!

AIRTAME team

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Dhoom 3 is more than Rs.500 crore ($83.56 million).!.!

Dhoom 3 is one of the most best action thriller made by Indians.  It has earned Rs.500 crore  ($83.56 million) worldwide since its release on December 20, 2013. 

On Monday, Yash Raj Films (YRF), the production house of Dhoom franchise, issued a statement citing figures for the worldwide collections.

"Dhoom:3 continues to create history at both the Indian and overseas box office. It is now officially the first Indian film to cross Rs. 500 crore worldwide," read the statement from YRF.

The movie also broke the record for fastest entry into Rs. 100 crore, earlier held by Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Chennai Express. 

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Nokia Asha 501 Display - Exclusive

Introduction

Colorful, cheap and boxy - that is what the Nokia Asha 501 looks like. With a touchscreen and a touch gesture based user interface, the Asha 501 almost looks like a smartphone. Almost.

It lacks the apps of course and with them a lot of the functionality is missing, so do not be fooled - this is a Series 40 device like most other basic Nokia phones.

With its cheerful colors though can it stand out among many budget Droids, though, and ultimately does the Asha 501 have what it takes to compete? Let’s find out.

Display

The Asha 501 features a 3.0-inch LCD display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and with only 262K colors. The low resolution means that you can easily see individual pixels as the density of the display comes at the very low 133ppi.

Overall, the display is dim with peak brightness reaching only around 230 nits and in direct sunlight you’d definitely have a problem making out what’s on the display. Colors on the screen are vivid and contrasted, and viewing angles are average. 

More details about Nokia Asha 501 is coming soon.....

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What is Shout Me Loud?

Watch this video above to know about shoutmeloud.com....

"ONE IMAGE IS EQUAL TO THOUSAND WORDS, ONE VIDEO IS EQUAL TO THOUSAND IMAGES"

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Galaxy Tab 2 p311 specifications.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 wihout SIM specifications.

            Processor- 1Ghz Dual core.

                     Ram- 1 GB

               Display - TFT touchscreen  7 inch HD

Android version-4.1 Jelly Bean

                Camera- 2 mp with a secondary VGA camera at front.

                  

                     

It comes with 16 GB in built memory and we can also put sd card.

It is an user friendly device. It is good for gaming.

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Want to watch 'Bullett Raja'?

Film: Bullett Raja
Rating: ***
Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Jimmy Shergill, Raj Babbar, Gulshan Grover and Vidyut Jamval
Director: Tigmanshu Dhulia

What It’s About:
Tigmanshu Dhulia returns to the space he is best at – an amalgamation of North Indian politics, crime, relationships and setting. This is the story of Raja (Saif Ali Khan) who gets embroiled into the world of crime with his close friend Rudra (Jimmy Shergill).

Step by step, they go on to become the most dreaded duo in Lucknow and beyond with the help of a local politician (Raj Babbar). Problem happens when they cross paths with a businessman with vested interests and connections (Gulshan Grover) and then Raja to seek vengeance, even if that means going against the entire system.

But standing against him now is the most feared cop in the region, Arjun Singh Munna (Vidyut Jamval). The rest of the film is about how Raja makes it all possible along with his ladylove Mitali (Sonakshi Sinha).

What’s Hot:
Tigmanshu is clearly comfortable with the setting of his film and that’s almost one of the primary characters in the film. He gets the nuances and flavour of Lucknow rather well. In the first half, he focuses majorly on the friendship between Raja and Rudro and that’s well captured. For the first time, you see the essence of scale in a Tigmanshu film.

His earthy and powerful dialogues are one of the film’s highlights. Bullett Raja, from the core, is like a typical masala revenge drama – the difference is the Dhulia touch to it. Live locations, raw action and interesting characterizations (Gaurav Dixit as the artist and Falguni Chatterjee as the Kolkata cop) make it stand apart. There are no fancy frills in this film – it’s all real and that’s the beauty.

Among the performances, it’s a full Saif Ali Khan show and he’s in top form. His character of Raja is full of style and attitude – Saif adds another dimension to it with his characteristic one-liners.

Jimmy Shergill almost has a parallel role in the first half and deservedly so. Gulshan Grover adds freshness to his character and is quite entertaining. Vidyut Jamval, has a towering presence and is a scene stealer. From the time he comes on screen, you can’t take your eyes off him. His action scenes (especially the ones with Saif) are a treat to watch. Clearly, here’s a huge star in the making.

What’s Not:
This time, Tigmanshu isn’t really armed with a story that is unique or unconventional. Which is why the screenplay needed to be inventive. But that doesn’t happen. There are a few highs in the screenplay but they’re clearly outweighed by the lows.

There’s nothing we haven’t seen before. Bullett Raja would’ve been a great example of a fine mix between real and mainstream but it falls too short of that. The romantic angle between Saif and Sonakshi seems tame and brings down the film’s tempo.

Tigmanshu tries to take a breather by taking the story out of Lucknow to places like Mumbai and Kolkata – both times, it’s just a waste. The songs are wrongly placed and have no connection with the story. The twist in the climax had potential to make a strong impact but you see it coming all the way.

Tigmanshu has been the torchbearer of cinema based in the North Indian belt – this time, he falters big time in his narrative. One also hopes the production values of the film were better considering its size.

And cinematic liberties were controlled to some extent – guns blazing in every second scene with no impact on lead protagonists is almost venturing into the South Indian masala zone.

What To Do:
Watch it if you’re a fan of some edgy dialogues. As for the rest of it, you’ll want to rain bullets on this Raja.
Watch the film trailer:

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