New Line Of iLuv iPhone 4 Cases

Here is iLuv has introduced its new trendy and protective cases for the dainty device which is reportedly the first line of iphone cases to be designed from awesome features. The new regatta, aurora, festival and gilt pieces has a wide range of high-quality and stylish gadgets accessories which can be especially used with iPhone 4. It arrives with innovative fashionable look.

You can be capable to adjust to your iPhone’s. The iCC760 regatta dual layer case provides you full protection against falls with 2 layers, the outer one with a top gloss computer appearance and a comparatively softer inside.

iLuv is one of the most popular manufacturer for making latest gadgets accessories just like its new line of iluv iCC765 aurora glow-in-the-dark case which provides you glow with low light conditions, and Fit for party animals. Overall iluv iPhone 4 series cases is perfect and best for iPhone it is secures the handset with its sturdy body.

Cost: Start from $19.99 (approx Rs. 983) to $34.99 (approx Rs. 1721)

New Bluetooth Headsets: Elite Silver and Elite Flip

new bluetooth headsets
Motorola unveils new elite silver and elite flip Bluetooth headsets, it comes with best sound features. If you are searching for headphones then just take a glance on this new Motorola headsets. These part of audio gadgets are built with NFC technology and deliver high sound quality and richness. It comes with enhance clarity and includes crystal talk dual-microphone noise cancellation technology.

It has an extended 300 feet roaming range which working with My MotoSpeak app. Elite silver and elite flip Bluetooth headsets comes with an attractive design with advance features such as the silver headset offers a 15 hours talk time period. Other modern feature includes a copper-clad aluminum wire voice coil, Neodymium magnet 30mm slim drivers, Supra-Aural look, and soft leatherette ear cushions. These new Motorola headsets will be available online at store.Motorola.com from October 24 so you can select your favorite model.

Cost:
former price – Rs. 6,371
latter cost – Rs. 4,900

source : http://www.techgadgets.info/

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Start the conversation with Google Translate for Android

(Cross posted on the Official Google Blog and Google Translate Blog)

Mobile technology and the web have made it easier for people around the world to access information and communicate with each other. But there’s still a daunting obstacle: the language barrier. We’re trying to knock down that barrier so everyone can communicate and connect more easily.

Earlier this year, we launched an update to Google Translate for Android with an experimental feature called Conversation Mode, which enables you to you translate speech back and forth between languages. We began with just English and Spanish, but today we’re expanding to 14 languages, adding Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Russian and Turkish.

To use Conversation Mode, speak into your phone’s microphone, and the Translate app will translate what you’ve said and read the translation out loud. The person you’re speaking with can then reply in their language, and Conversation Mode will translate what they said and read it back to you.

This technology is still in alpha, so factors like background noise and regional accents may affect accuracy. But since it depends on examples to learn, the quality will improve as people use it more. We wanted to get this early version out to help start the conversation no matter where you are in the world.

We’ve also added some other features to make it easier to speak and read as you translate. For example, if you wanted to say “Where is the train?” but Google Translate recognizes your speech as “Where is the rain?”, you can now correct the text before you translate it. You can also add unrecognized words to your personal dictionary.

When viewing written translation results, you can tap the magnifying glass icon to view the translated text in full screen mode so you can easily show it to someone nearby, or just pinch to zoom in for a close-up view.

Tap the magnifying glass icon to view translations full screen.

Finally, we’ve also optimized the app for larger screens like your Android tablet.

While we work to expand full Conversation Mode to even more languages, Google Translate for Android still supports text translation among 63 languages, voice input in 17 of those languages, and text-to-speech in 24 of them.

Download the Google Translate app in Android Market — it’s available for tablets and mobile phones running Android 2.2 and up.


Posted by Jeff Chin, Product Manager

App Engine 1.5.5 SDK Release

2011 has seen some exciting releases for App Engine. As the days get shorter, the weather gets colder, and all that Halloween candy starts tempting everyone in the grocery store, we’ve been hard at work on our latest action packed release.

Premier Accounts

When choosing a platform for your most critical business applications, we recognize that uptime guarantees, easy management and paid support are often just as important as product features. So today we’re launching Google App Engine premier accounts.  For $500 per month (not including the cost to provision internet services), you’ll receive:

• Premium support (see the 

Technical Support Services Guidelines for details).

• A 99.95% uptime Service Level Agreement (see the draft agreement, the final agreement will be in the signed offline agreement).


• The ability to create an unlimited number of apps on your premier account domain.


• No minimum monthly fees per app. Pay only for the resources you use.


• Monthly billing via invoice.

To sign up for a premier account, please contact our sales team at appengine_premier_requests@google.com.  

Python 2.7

PIL? NumPy? Concurrent requests? Python 2.7 has it all, and today we’re opening up Python 2.7 as an experimental release. We’ve put together a list of all the known differences between the current 2.5 runtime and the new runtime.

Overall Changes

We know that bumping up against hard limits can be frustrating, and we’ve talked all year about our continued push to lift our system limits. With this release we are raising several of these:

• Request Duration: The frontend request deadline has been increased from 30 seconds to 60 seconds. We’ve increased the maximum URLFetch deadline to match from 10 seconds to 60 seconds.


• File limits: We’ve increased the number of files you can upload with your application from 3,000 to 10,000 files, and the file size limit has also been increased from 10MB to 32MB.


• API Limits: Post payloads for URLFetches are now capped at 5MB instead of 1MB.

We’re also announcing several limited preview features and trusted tester programs:

• Cloud SQL Preview: We announced last week that we are offering a preview of SQL support in App Engine. Give it a try and let us know what you think.


• Full-text Search: We are looking for early trusted testers for our long anticipated Full-Text Search API. Please fill out this form if you’re interested in trying it out.


• Conversion API: Ever wanted to convert from text to PDF in your App? Then consider signing up as a trusted tester for the Conversion API.

Datastore

• Cross Group (XG) Transactions: For those who need transactional writes to entities in multiple entity groups (and that's everyone, right?), XG Transactions are just the thing. This feature uses two phase commit to make cross group writes atomic just like single group writes.

Platform Improvements

• Experimental Google Cloud Storage Integration: As Google Cloud Storage, formerly Google Storage for Developers, graduates from labs, we are improving our integration by adding access via the files API.


• Prediction API: Another of our friends graduating from labs is the Prediction API. Check out some of the App Engine examples in their getting started guide.

Of course, these are just the high level changes. This release is packed full of features and bug fixes, and as always, we welcome your feedback in the group.

Posted by The App Engine Team

Google Cloud SQL: Your database in the cloud

Cross-posted from the Google Code Blog



One of App Engine’s most requested features has been a simple way to develop traditional database-driven applications. In response to your feedback, we’re happy to announce the limited preview of Google Cloud SQL.

You can now choose to power your App Engine applications with a familiar relational database in a fully-managed cloud environment. This allows you to focus on developing your applications and services, free from the chores of managing, maintaining and administering relational databases.

Google Cloud SQL brings many benefits to the App Engine community:

• No maintenance or administration - we manage the database for you.


• High reliability and availability - your data is replicated synchronously to multiple data centers. Machine, rack and data center failures are handled automatically to minimize end-user impact.


• Familiar MySQL database environment with JDBC support (for Java-based App Engine applications) and DB-API support (for Python-based App Engine applications).


• Comprehensive user interface for administering databases.


• Simple and powerful integration with Google App Engine.

The service includes database import and export functionality, so you can move your existing MySQL databases to the cloud and use them with App Engine.

Cloud SQL is available free of charge for now, and we will publish pricing at least 30 days before charging for it. The service will continue to evolve as we work out the kinks during the preview, but let us know if you’d like to take it for a spin.



Posted by Navneet Joneja, Product Manager for Google Cloud SQL

An enhanced Google Docs experience on Android tablets

(Cross-posted from the Google Docs blog)

Earlier this year, we introduced the Google Docs app for Android. Since then, many users have downloaded the app and enjoyed the benefits of being able to access, edit and share docs on the go.

Today’s update to the app makes Google Docs work better than ever on your tablet. With an entirely new design, we’ve customized the look to make the most of the larger screen space on tablets. The layout includes a three-panel view, which allows you to navigate through filters and collections, view your document list, and see document details, all at once.

Looking at the details panel on the right side, you can see a thumbnail to preview a document and its details before opening it. From the panel, you can see who can view or edit any doc.

New 3-panel view for improved browsing

Autocomplete makes sharing with others on the go even easier

These features are now available in 46 languages on tablet devices with Android 3.0+ (Honeycomb) and above.

You can download the app from the Android Market and let us know what you think in the comments or by posting on the forum. Learn more by visiting the help center.

Posted by David Loxton, Product Manager

OnTheFly™ 1.2 for Android just made it easier to plan your trip

(Cross-posted on the ITA Software by Google blog)

We just released the latest version of OnTheFly™, our airfare shopping mobile app, for Android. One of the new features in v1.2 is flexible date search, which enables you to browse 35 days of potential departure dates on a calendar combined with an interactive “temperature” graph.

You can also save and access search history now, including particular itineraries of interest. We’ll even check price changes for those itineraries so you can know the best time to plan that dream trip.

If you haven’t already tried OnTheFly, you can download it for free from Android Market or the App Store. OnTheFly for use with BlackBerry (OS 4.6+) can be accessed at http://bbmatrix.itasoftware.com.

Posted by Stefan Frank, Product Manager