AUTO SHOW IN HYDERABAD

First time, AUTO SHOW was held, in Hyderabad at Hitex and i was there with some of my friends to have a glance at new cars n bikes but i was disappointed to see vehicles which were commonly seen in the city like innova,beat,i10,i20,indica etc..
very few new vehicles were exhibited in that most are from toyota.
Few new vehicles are Toyota PRIUS,CAMRY,ETIOS hatchback,ETIOS sedan,land cruiser PRADO,
Chevrolet CRUZE and some bikes HONDA cb1000,YAMAHA r1,YAMAHA vmax.

SOME PICS OF PRIUS
new toyota prius costs around 33lakhs



Land cruiser
Vintage car
Yamaha vmax (1600cc bike)

Yamaha r1 1600c bike cost's 12lakhs
Honda cb 1000(1000cc bike)

WORLD WITHOUT ENGINEERS

ELECTRONICS ENGINEER CIVIL ENGINEER COMMUNICATION ENGINEER COMPUTER ENGINEER MECHANICAL ENGINEER AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

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SAMSUNG LED 3D TV

World's first led 3D tv

HORRIBLE JOBS IN THE WORLD

If you feel that your job is worst job in the world then just see these pics and think once.....
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Delivery service in Asia

Plumber in Hungary Ditch digger in Poland

Deodorant tester in Germany Mobile toilet

KODAK SLICE 'TOUCHSCREEN CAMERA'

Kodak announced their latest 14mp digital camera,"SLICE" The Kodak Slice features a 14 megapixel resolution, a 5× optical zoom, and a 3.5-inch 16:9 touchscreen interface. The camera sport optical image stabilization along with 2 GB of internal memory and expandable upto 32gb with microSD/microSDHC storage slot. The camera features smart capture technology offers intelligent scene detection and image capture, and the camera can capture 720p HD video at 30fps with sound—and if you’re really adventurous you can even edit the video in-camera and save out single frames as stills.

The heart of the Slice camera is probably the Slice Search feature, which enables users to organize and search photos by time, date, location, and—thanks to face recognition software—even by person. Users can also set up their own tags. Once users find the image(s) they want, users can just tap the Share button to push the material to sites like Flickr, FaceBook, YouTube, Kodak’s own Kodak Gallery, or plain old email—however, the camera doesn’t have Wi-Fi or integrated wireless connectivity, so the transfers happen when the user hooks the camera back up to their computer.

Kodak Slice will be available, by April 2010 and at price of $349.95(around 16500/-) ,in black, nickel, and a “radish” color.

source:digitaltrends.com/kodak store

BEWARE YOUR MOBILE NUMBER CAN BE USED FOR TERROR ACTS

Mumbai police have managed to track down two or three websites that are used to send masked messages and are collaborating with IT experts to get to the bottom of the matter, reports V Narayan from TNN. Two cases on getting rude SMS from a number a person knows, going to police with a complaint and then finding out that the supposed sender is clueless about what happened, have been reported to Mumbai police in the past month.

Though the police officials are yet to track down the sender, they have managed to unearth a bizarre truth, that of the 'masked SMS'. The user has to register on a website (for as little as $10) and can send text messages to and from any mobile number on the planet without being identified. "We have received two complaints in the last one month where the sender's number was camouflaged," said Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Rakesh Maria told TOI.

The masked SMS service is easy to operate. Giving TOI a demo, the IT expert logged on and sent this reporter an SMS from his colleague's number with utmost ease. Of course, the friend had no record of the said message in his outbox. Senior Nasscom officials say these websites can be blocked but it's a long process.

READ MORE :http://www.siliconindia.com/shownews/Terrorists_to_use_our_cell_numbers_for_next_terror_act-nid-66399.html?utm_campaign=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Subscriber

MOBILE PHONES WITH "AAA' BATTERY POWER

An Indian mobile phone company has launched a low-cost handset that uses commonly available AAA-sized batteries aimed at the hundreds of millions who live in areas where power supplies are erratic.

Priced at 1,699 rupees (35 dollars), Olive Telecommunications' "FrvrOn" -- short for "forever on" -- has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery common to mobile phones, but also a facility to include a AAA, dry-cell battery.

"We have electrification all across the country but the power supply is erratic," marketing manager Ravi Perti told AFP.

"With our phone, all one needs to do is pack a few extra cells (batteries) if one is travelling in areas where one expects power supply disruptions."

He said the phone would run for three hours non-stop on the lithium battery and for another hour with a conventional battery.

Though predominantly for the rural market, the handset "is suitable for the urban user as well. It is aimed at the heavy duty user who would need emergency battery backup," Perti said.

Government figures show more than 10,000 impoverished Indian villages have no access to grid electricity. Power cuts are common even in the smarter suburbs of cities including New Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata.

MORE READ AT:- http://www.physorg.com/news186991577.html

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