Yeah It's true as Google start the buzz facility recently, the social networking ways are expand more now.
Twitter, Facebook, hi5 and so on are already have count their importance in internet now it's the time of Google that they make their importance more in the Internet world.
As an SEO Analyst I think, the best part of the internet marketing is going on and we have now one extra method to make it is a million times better.
Digital Photo frames. A phenomenon that really should have taken off, and clocked in much more numbers in sales than it really has, but hasn't. My neighboring analog photo studio is still doing great business, with his 6 by 4 prints. What really happened to the digital frames?
Anyways, in the last couple of months our country has seen a little press on the Amazon Kindle, signifying the entry of the ebook reader. In theory it's a novel concept, basically it's a holder of all your digital copies of books and other text information, essentially in black and white. The technology used to display info is called E Ink, made by the E Ink Corporation, started in the late nineties.
The film E Ink uses is made of thin strands of microcapsules. Each of these have positively charged white particles and negatively charged black ones. When an electric field is applied, the corresponding particles move up to the surface, thus white parts are displayed by white particles and vice versa, as a result about 8 shades of grey can be distinguished and represented for text. What is the advantage of this? This technology is extremely low on power consumption, allowing the readers to stay on that long. After all a person can actually spend a good 7-8 hours absorbed in a book.
Customers have Wi-Fi access and concepts like Instant Bookstore, enabling readers to buy books from an online database. Besides the Kindle, globally available brands include Barnes and Noble's Nook, the Sony Reader, Plastic Logic, Hanvon (available in Lamington road, Mumbai) and many more.
The common consensus is that eReaders will replace all forms of paper. A day will come when there will be flexible eReaders, and the web will be omnipresent, thus enabling the user to receive, share, buy, view all their documents on it, right from a newspaper delivered everyday to the reader, to a monthly magazine subscription to a company's earning report, all available at the touch of a button (on the eReader's chassis). Touch screen eReaders will allow the user to sign solving the problem of authenticity and privacy.
All that seems fine and predictable but then what about the new IN thing this CES 2010? Slates? They too claim to have ample battery life, and can easily replace paper. Of course they are much more than just paper; they will be your PC screen in your hand. There is a school of people who believe that eBook readers will die the fate of Digital Photo frames, and will be replaced by super thin tablets. As of now there is not enough evidence to take a side on that argument; I just know one thing for a fact, the e ink technology is much better on the eyes, as it's a reflective technology meaning no light coming straight at you. Watching the illuminated screen of a tablet for 8 hours continuous is not my idea of relaxation.
Secondly the iPod is a success as it's backed by the iTunes store. How much ever we hate DRM, it works, and most regular (read non tech savvy) users will go on and buy an MP3 player from the store, so then why not a book? Of course this problem becomes India Specific as the demographic is totally different here. Still, in my opinion I feel the eReader concept will not die, and the eInk technology is quite a nice one at that.
HTC Corporation today announced the launch of Unlocked HTC Tattoo which can be used with any GSM network in India, However earlier it was launched with Vodafone Essar. HTC Tatto an Android-based phone that brings broad personalization to the masses. HTC Tattoo is the first phone that can be customized inside and out. With its distinct design and ability to personalize all aspects of the phone, from its hardware to its applications and content, users will be able to express themselves and create their own individual mobile experience.
With its 2.8-inch QVGA display, the HTC Tattoo is optimized for Web, multimedia and other content while maintaining a small size and weight that fits comfortably in your hand. The HTCTattoo integrates Google’s innovative mobile services like Google Search, Google Mail, and Android Market where users can download many of popular applications and games. It also boasts of a broad variety of hardware features including a 3.2 megapixel camera, 3.5mm stereo headset jack and expandable microSD memory.
The HTC Tattoo allows you to stay close to the important people in your life by integrating your communications and applications including voice calls, emails, texts, photos and status updates into one consolidated view, providing innovative and fun phone experiences.
The HTC Tattoo will be available at price point of Rs.18,400 in Mumbai, (Maharashtra) and Madhya Pradesh and Rs.16,990 in the Rest of India at all leading authorized HTC resellers across the country.
