GrameenPhone GP Internet and MMS Settings for Android OS phone

 Now a Days Android OS is the Most Popular Mobile Operating System .Top Mobile Manufacturing Company Like Samsung ,HTC,Motorola is Using Android OS for their Mobile Phone .However here i Will Explain How to Configure GrameenPhone  Internet ,wap and MMS Settings for Android OS powered Phone .For GP Internet Setting Just Follow These Step :    Go to Settings >> Wireless & Networks >> Moblie Networks >>...

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‎Banglalink brings 5 New INTERNET Packages

The Second Largest Mobile operator Banglalink Brings Five New Internet Package P5: (monthly 100 MB Pack),P10: (daily 2 MB Pack),P11: (daily morning unlimited, 5am-10am),P12: (weekly morning unlimited, 5am-10am),P13: (monthly morning unlimited, 5am-10am)                          Here is the Details of Those package 1. P5: (Monthly...

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Citycell Introduce New Wifi Router Modem Name ""Citycell My-Fi ""

The Country"s Only CDMA Operator  has launched its My-Fi pocket router Modem in the market.Citycell My-Fi is basically a mobile Wi-Fi router.You Can Use This Device as a Wi fi Hotspot Router and a Modem in your Computer.This My Fi  router lets its users make their own hotspots and can connect up to 5 Wi-Fi enabled devices like Smart Phone ,Tab,laptop etc .This Awesome Wifi Modem Works up to a Distance of 30M Indoors and 50M Outdoors and...

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Munster: there will be a $200 unsubsidized Apple iPhone in 2013

Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster is no stranger to our loyal readers. From time to time, he has made forecasts, as analysts do, and some of them have come true while others have been off the mark. The latest prediction from the Wall Streeter is that next year, Apple will offer an unsubsidized, $200 version of the Apple iPhone. Currently, the Cupertino based firm sells an unsbsidized 8GB model of the Apple iPhone 3GS for $375. Since the Apple...

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Apple v. Samsung jury asks permission to stay late; is a verdict coming tonight?

The  men and two women that make up the jury deciding the outcome of the Apple v. Samsung patent trial have requested an extra hour to deliberate on Friday. Could this mean that the jury is close to reaching a decision? Will we hear a verdict before the weekend? Although that is a possibility, some believe that the request is merely a sign that the jury is having long discussions about the case and that they need the extra time to go through...

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Canon EOS-M Announced

Canon today announced its long awaited debut into the Mirrorless Interchangeable lens market with their Canon EOS-M camera.We’ve seen all the other major players in this market for some time with manufacturers like Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic and Sony not only having released numerous camera bodies but also growing numbers of lenses (see the best selling cameras in this class among our readers).The Canon EOS-M is built around an 18 megapixel...

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Samsung NX20 Review

Here we go again: Samsung hits the market with another compact, interchangeable lens, mirrorless camera. Brave I call it!Now that Canon is about to enter the market with its EOS-M the majors are all out there, braving the winds with their wares. In Samsung’s case it’s a tough game for a brand that’s possibly better known for its TVs, domestic white goods (fridges etc), smart phones etc but one that has not yet established its creds in the photo...

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Popular Digital Cameras

It’s that time again where I reveal what digital cameras, lenses, accessories, books and other gear you, the DPS community, have been buying over the last couple of months!Here at DPS we’re able to get a sneak peak into what our readers buy when they click on one of our links to the Amazon online store. We don’t get specific info on what individuals buy – but the collective information is interesting and gives a good indication of what’s hot at...

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Apple won't be the big 2012 growth winner, despite iPhone 5, neither will Android

Digitimes has done some research and has put together some numbers for what the market share could look like by the end of the year. Surprisingly, despite the iPhone 5, Apple won't be the big growth winner of 2012, and, at least based on growth rate, neither will Android. Not surprisingly though are the big losers according to market share growth: BlackBerry and Symbian. Apple won't be the big 2012 growth winner, despite iPhone 5, neither will AndroidThe...

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Quad-core Samsung Galaxy S III with Exynos/LTE combo in store for Germany

Who said the Exynos processor doesn't play well with LTE? Samsung stated that it will be trying to integrate 4G LTE in its own line of system chips, and has seemingly delivered in a quad-core Samsung Galaxy S III LTE that will sport the coveted 4G radio, destined for German carriers.Now we actually doubt that Samsung is having the radio integrated, like in Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipsets, as it is too soon after the CEOs battlecry for Samsung to...

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Apple whips out a Nokia Lumia and Xperia arc at court and says "Not every phone needs to look like an iPhone!"

Nokia and Sony got a little pep talk about the design of their Lumia and Xperia handsets during the closing arguments in the Apple-Samsung trial yesterday, when Apple's star lawyer Harold McElhinny whipped out an unspecified Lumia plus an Xperia arc, and exclaimed: "Not every phone has to look like an iPhone!" The Lumia line design is in turn directly borrowed from the work on the MeeGo-powered Nokia N9. The Finns mentioned that they didn't really...

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MetroPCS introduces Samsung Galaxy S III to its fall lineup

Just yesterday, MetroPCS unveiled a brand new $55 unlimited 4G LTE data, talk and text plan, and now to go with it comes the Samsung Galaxy S III. MetroPCS revealed the upcoming Galaxy S III as part of its fall lineup, planning to roll out the SGS III “later this year.”Alongside the Android gem that the Samsung Galaxy S III is, MetroPCS is also getting a more compact Samsung-branded Gingerbread phone that stands out by being the first to come with...

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The future of mobile device design depends on nine completely random people: here's who

Remember that huge Apple versus Samsung legal fight? You simply couldn't have forgotten it – we've been writing about it in not months but already what seems like years. It's finally coming to its glorious apogee these days and we're very soon to hear who won and pretty much what the future of phone design will look like. You might think that a lot depends on Lucy Koh, the California judge nominated by Barack Obama in 2010. You might think that...

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Nikon Coolpix S800c is now official – 16MP Android camera you can play Angry Birds on

As predicted, the Nikon Coolpix S800c Android-powered camera was officially announced today. What we have on our hands is a 16-megapixel point-and-shoot cam boasting a 1/2.3 CMOS sensor with back-side illumination, 10x optical zoom, and image stabilization. Videos can be taken at 1080p, and the WPS technology allows files to be easily transferred over Wi-Fi to a smartphone or a tablet.In case you are wondering, you cannot use the Nikon S800c as...

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Flickr for Android gets a huge update

ne of the first things that the Interwebosphere asked of Marissa Mayer when she took over as CEO of Yahoo was to fix Flickr, and to make it great again. Meyer has obviously taken that suggestion to heart as she has already doubled the number of people on the Flickr team, and now the Flickr app for Android has gotten a huge update. The app has gotten a complete overhaul of the UI, adding the tabbar at the bottom to make it easier to navigate and...

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Jelly Bean coming to International Samsung Galaxy S III next week

The GT-i9300 is getting Jelly Bean next week. If you don't remember what phone that model number relates to, it's the International version of the Samsung Galaxy S III. This comes from sources for Android Central who are familiar with Samsung's plans. Once the August 29th Samsung Unpacked event is over (and presumably Sammy packs up), the Android 4.1 update will start rolling out across the globe, including the United Kingdom.Besides getting the...

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Asus Transformer Pad Infinity and TF300T are now getting updated Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

Asus has now started rolling out the update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to its Transformer Pad Infinity and TF300T tablets. Some users reported that an over-the-air update first appeared a couple of days ago and surprised them by actually bumping up the version on their tablets to Jelly Bean.The update is gradually rolling out to users, so go on and check if you have an update pending, but don’t worry if it still hasn’t arrived for you yet - chances...

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Rare iPhone 4 prototype hits eBay, yours for $10,000

While some people collect stamps, coins, badges, or baseball cards, others prefer focusing on geekier stuff like obscure electronics or even mobile phones. The latter kind of folks are the ones that might be interested in this rare specimen that was just discovered on eBay – an iPhone 4 prototype unit that, surprisingly, is still operational as it has not been deactivated by Apple.  What runs on this iPhone 4 prototype is the Switchboard software...

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Half of in-store smartphone buyers get accessories, here are the most popular ones

Ever wondered what are the most popular accessories people buy for their cell phones? Turns out, if we compare all accessories on a dollar-based value scale, cases are the most popular one, according to market research by NPD. Next, somewhat surprisingly come headphones, obviously pushed by the much higher average price for headphones than for cases. At a distant third and fourth come external batteries, chargers and handsfree headsets.Looking deeper...

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Skype update for iOS introduces photo sharing, adds performance enhancements

Skype, the most popular VoIP client out there, just got updated on iOS allowing iPhone and iPad users to now send images to their contacts. So far, you could only send images on the desktop version of Skype, but not in the mobile app. The update is still so far an iOS-only affair, but we expect it to arrive to Android sooner rather than later.Along with the new image sending functionality, the update brings the usual set of performance improvements and bug fixes. It also enhances privacy settings and slightly tweaks the visuals of Skype for iOS.If...

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Chinese ZTE to introduce first Windows Phone 8 devices only in late 2013

Chinese ZTE recently cemented its position in the top 5 smartphone makers with its 8 million devices shipped in the second quarter of 2012, but when it comes to Windows Phone 8, ZTE is in no hurry. ZTE will only introduce its first Windows Phone 8 devices in late 2013, almost a year later than most other phone manufacturers that will rely on the initial hype around the new platform around October."Although we haven't announced anything yet, I can...

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Back to school 2012: your guide to smartphones

Labor day is close and you know what that means right? Get that backpack ready, the school year is about to start. You might be upset about it, or you might be happy to reunite with people you haven’t seen in the summer, but the start of the school year is also the time and place to check how much everyone’s changed. Our fellow geeks, will notice that more and more people have joined the smartphone craze, and to keep up with the times here is our guide to the best smartphones to go back to school with.Despite giving you the list below, though,...

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25 Must have Portable apps for MAC OS X

Portable applications have changed the way of accessing software and other favorite applications. Now you can carry your favorite computer programs along with all of your bookmarks, settings, email and more with you. And you can use them on any Windows computer all without leaving any personal data behind. Portable applications provides the platform that works with any hardware you like (USB flash drive, iPod, portable hard drive, etc). The...

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