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Nexus 5 Release date, Specs, Leaked Photos and info

(Credit: MacRumors)
Google's nexus series is the official series of Android OS from Google. Since now, there are 4 Official Nexus Phones and 3 Nexus tabs. Rumors and conjecture have been floating around for much of the summer, and now details seem to be falling into place quickly for the updated flagship Android smartphone. Don't look now, but the LG Nexus 4 successor is expected to make its formal debut by the end of this month.


Still Google Isn't announced a bit of information about the new nexus mobile. At least, they didn't announced the release date! Here's what's expected and what still remains uncertain.


What we expect

October reveal date
We're still waiting for Google to send out invitations, but multiple sources point to an October unveiling for the Nexus 5. According to a TechRadar report, Google will announce and ship the phone in the last week of the month. Other sources, while not quite as specific, have alsomentioned an October introduction.
This fits into Google's pattern as well. Last year's Nexus upgrade was also scheduled for the early autumn time frame, before Hurricane Sandy's interference pushed back the date.
Android 4.4 KitKat
The Nexus 5 should be the first smartphone to run Android 4.4 KitKat, Google's next OS iteration, out of the box. Google has already formalized the platform, but the details are a complete mystery. The fall time frame falls in line with previous platform releases; Android 4.0 came in October 2011, and Android 4.2 showed up in November 2012.
LG will make it
All signs point to Google again calling upon LG as the hardware maker of choice for the Nexus smartphone line. Documents found in the FCC tell of a model called LG D820 with specifications not entirely unlike the G2's, which is the source we expect the Nexus 5 to stem from.
Biggest Nexus yet
The Nexus 5 should have a 4.96-inch screen, which would make it the largest Nexus smartphone to date. We should look for the same 1,920x1,080-pixel HD display as the G2's, which equals a 444-pixel density.

The Nexus 5 form factor does not stray far from the LG Nexus 4's.
(Credit: FCC)
Body shape
Thus far, leaked images suggest that the Nexus 5 will maintain a form factor that doesn't stray far from the LG Nexus 4's. Early photos of the device, however, do not show the same design flourish or patterns on the rear.
Hardware
The Nexus 5 should be able to hold its own against the competition thanks to the quad-core 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 CPU. Bolstered by 2GB of RAM, LTE support, and NFC capability, the handset is expected to employ wireless charging capability and a 2,300mAh battery. Leaked benchmarks results have the Nexus 5 outperforming all other Android devices and rivalingApple's iPhone 5S.
A 16GB Nexus 5 could sell for $299 and include a 2,300mAh battery, while a 32GB model could come equipped with a 3,000mAh cell battery and retail for $399. Additional storage via microSD is atypical of Nexus smartphones; a recently leaked manual made no reference of the external slot.
Carrier support
FCC documents indicate that the Nexus 5 is equipped for penta-band HSPA+ and multiple LTE bands and should support all four major carriers in the US: Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. This could mark the first time that Google is able to offer one device across all top-tier carriers.

Lingering questions

For all that we think we know, there are a few details that need clearing up.


The name
Given that Google pulled the old switcheroo on us with Android 4.4 KitKat (which had previously been confirmed as Key Lime Pie), we shouldn't rule out a name change for the upcoming smartphone. It does mark the fifth-generation Nexus handset, and it should have a 5-inch display. With that said, we should still keep our guard up for a last-minute audible. Nexus G, anyone?
Camera technology
If the Nexus 5 is based on LG's G2 smartphone, then we may see the optical image stabilization (OIS) technology found in the camera. Google likes to introduce new camera features with Android releases, and OIS could make for a compelling user experience.
Price
As one of the most important questions for any device, the cost of the Nexus 5 still remains unclear. Historically, Google has offered its Nexus models unlocked with an attractive price point that falls below much of the competition. There is no indication yet that Google would go in a different direction for the new flagship, though pricing is an important question for contract carriers.
Sales model
If history is an indicator, Google will sell the Nexus 5 two ways. One is via the Google Play store, where customers can buy the phone unlocked or choose a wireless provider. The other will likely be through the carriers themselves, as with the Nexus 4 on T-Mobile. This time around, it's more likely that we'll see the top-tier carriers sell the device at the outset, rather than as a limited exclusive.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Life Story - Motivational Video

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Life Story - Motivational Video

Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger, (born July 30, 1947) is an Austrian-born American former professional bodybuilder, actor, businessman, investor, and politician. Schwarzenegger served two terms as the 38th Governor of California from 2003 until 2011.


Schwarzenegger began weight training at the age of 15. He won the Mr. Universe title at age 20 and went on to win the Mr. Olympia contest seven times. Schwarzenegger has remained a prominent presence in bodybuilding and has written many books and articles on the sport.

His life story is a legendary one. It's very helpful for people to motivate. I found it on YouTube.

Here is the link for his life story video (FULL)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhcIvO7Pyjk
List of Most Viewed YouTube Videos

List of Most Viewed YouTube Videos

As of 8 August 2013, PSY's "Gangnam Style" is the most watched video on YouTube with over 1.7 billion views.
This is a list of most viewed YouTube videos. It includes the 15 most viewed videos of all time as derived from YouTube charts. Numbers of views listed are based on official figures as of 6 October 2013. Videos that are not included in this list include those that YouTube suspect have viewer count manipulation; there have been various cases of this

15. "What Makes You Beautiful" - One Direction (Views 436,093,098+)

14. "Rolling In The Deep" - Adele (Views 436,100,727+)

13. "Not Afraid" - Eminem (Views 442,336,027+)

12. "Danza Kuduro" - Don Omar featuring Lucenzo (Views 478,343,665+)

11. Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen (Views 499,986,550+)

10. Ai Se Eu Te Pego - Michel Teló- (Views 527,460,773+)

9. Bad Romance - Lady Gaga - (Views 537,934,913+)

8. Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) - Shakira- (Views 557,535,735+)

7. Gentleman - PSY - (Views 557,639,719+)


6. Charlie Bit My Finger – Again! - Harry and Charlie Davies-Carr- (Views 570,605,249+)

5. Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO featuring Lauren Bennett & GoonRock- (Views 577,069,542+)

4. Love The Way You Lie - Eminem- (Views 603,009,436+)

3. On The Floor - Jennifer Lopez - (Views 695,705,053+)

2. Baby - Justin Bieber - (Views 907,691,951+)

1. Gangnam Style - PSY (Views 1,785,985,204+)


For the top 30 daily updating list of YouTube videos, visit Wikipedia here
Use Sound Frequency to Share Files Between Two Phones - Chirp

Use Sound Frequency to Share Files Between Two Phones - Chirp

I know you won't believe this magic. I also didn't believed this till I try myself. It's actually a magic! It's fun to share files between phones now.

For this, you need two smartphones. Apple iOS or Google Android.

The software uses two matching sound frequencies to connect the phones. If the two phones have the same surrounding sounds, then you can "Chirp" between these two.

As I tried, the phones should be near around 3 meters. Because, if the phone  s are not closer, the sounds each phone gets is different than the other one.

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Download for iOS.


Let's get serious here. The app really don't share files between phones via audio frequencies. It only uses the sound frequencies to match the two phones. Chirp uses Internet connection on your phones to share files. So, I don't think it's a better idea to share large files from Chirp if you have no data packages in active.

Here is a simple video explanation for the app.


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Google to Introduce Sinhala in Google Translate

The Search engine king, Google is getting ready to Introduce Sinhalese(Sri Lanka) to the world's most accurate translation engine which is also owned by them; Google Translate. Millions of people in Sri Lanka awaited to see Sinhala in the Google Translate. 

"The development is being done as we speak," Rohan Jayaweera, country consultant for US-based Google Inc told an LBR-LBO Summit forum.

"I am sitting in a panel with a number of Googlers across the world where we are refining the algorithm."
Jayaweera a "tremendous amount of data sets" in the Sinhalese language in useable fonts was needed to develop the translation algorithm.

Sinhala is spoken by the majority community in Sri Lanka and is considered to be part of the so-called Indo-Iranian language family. It uses a variation of a Pallava-style alphabet, used in India and some parts of South East Asia.

Google Translate allows writing in one language to be translated into English or any other language. It can also detect the language.

"Now that we have collected a significant amount Sinhala data - Sinhala words actually - the next challenge is alignment," Jayaweera said.

Alignment involves working on the grammar and syntax of Sinhala.
"So we are very optimistic we can launch it very soon," Jayaweera said without specifying a data.
He said even after a launch "a significant time was taken for iteration and refinement."
"It wasn't as easy where we did have millions and millions of words that we need to be able to identify and connect," Jayaweera said.

Translation allows knowledge to pass among human being very quickly, breaking nationalist barriers.

In Europe information especially in science was at one time written in Latin (and Greek) that allowed scholars in different geographical areas in Europe to easily read and understand them.

Finally Found the original voice behind Apple's Siri!

Voice actress Susan Bennett says that she's the original voice behind Apple's Siri. (Credit: CNN video/Screenshot by CNET)
Apple iPhone's Siri is a quite popular invention in mobile world. It's the first step of voice assistance in Smartphones. But, that voice? Apple didn't reveal who is behind that sweet voice of Siri.

Susan Bennett, a voice actor from suburban Atlanta, told CNN in an interview published Friday that she's the voice behind Siri. To confirm her claim, CNN worked with an audio forensics expert who claims with 100 percent certainty that the voice of Siri is, in fact, hers.

(Credit: Apple)
The story behind Siri's voice starts in 2005, when Bennett was asked to recite words, phrases, and other "nonsensical" things in her home studio. She claims that she recorded her voice for four hours each day for a month. It wasn't until 2011, however, that Siri made its appearance on Apple's iPhone and a friend called her to point out that the personal assistant's voice sounded just like hers.

Siri is by no means the only place Bennett claims we can hear her voice. She says that she has made a wide array of voiceover recordings for companies, including Delta Airlines. Her voice can also be heard on GPS devices and other electronics, going way back to the early days of ATMs.

With the launch of iOS 7, Siri no longer speaks with a single voice. Now users have the option to choose a male voice instead of the female. But Bennett doesn't seem concerned with being thrust into obscurity.