nokia e5 india

Nokia has launched the much awaited E5 in India yesterday. The E5 was announced along with the C3 and C6 few months back. The E5 is a mid-range QWERTY phone and comes with a 5 MP Camera . It features plenty of Connectivity options including 3G, WiFi , Bluetooth and specs indicate a GSM Talktime of 13 hours .
The MRP or Maximum Retail Price for the device is Rs.12699 quoted by the company but sites like Flipkart are selling it for as low as Rs.11389

We told you that E5 is hitting India this month and this was pretty much true !

Must check ou t!!!

Nokia E5 Hardware Tour by Rita

Or you can check out the E5 official pics or the live pics from a Nokia event

Anyone bought the E5 ? Please share your reviews below !

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We've seen all sorts of devices and computers from HP during the years, but now we have a new desktop computer from the PC maker. The computer boasts very powerful specifications and most notable is that 9GBs of memory.

This new model from HP is named the Pavilion Elite HPE-480t and boasts one of the most powerful processors on the market, Intel Core i7 processor. It'll be able to handle majority of your apps as it houses a 2.8GHz Intel Core i7-930 processor and 9GB of DDR3 memory. Besides this, the Pavilion Elite HPE-480t comes with a 1TB hard drive that will be enough for most of your files.

Of course, the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-480t doesn't lack multimedia capabilities because it comes equipped with 1GB Radeon HD 5450 graphics and this should allow it to chew up latest games with ease. In addition, this PC has a HDMI port, 16X DVD+/-RW LightScribe, 15-in-1 card reader, and Gigabit Ethernet. As for operating system, this PC comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

The HP Pavilion Elite HPE-480t has some fantastic specifications to offer, and if you're interested, you can purchase it for $1,075.

[via Techfresh]

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Last week we took a look on a clever multiplayer quiz game called Go Native! [Free]. Instead of needing to guess the correct answer like most trivia games, Go Native! asks you to choose the most popular answer amongst all of the other players playing the game. We explained how this all works in our review:

In Go Native! you play the role of a native trying to, well, fit in with the natives. Fitting in involves answering an onslaught of questions, but instead of needing to answer questions correctly, you're trying to guess the answer that the majority of other players picked.

This involves a silly thought process that forces you to decide whether the players you're playing with are going to answer questions seriously or just pick whatever the silliest response is to the question asked. You can play with up to 30 players at once, and questions range from multiple choice, simple yes/no, or even filling in the blank where you're able to type whatever answer you'd like.

In our review we thought the game could be a lot of fun, but like a lot of online games, required a large active player base to really ever see its full potential. Realizing they needed to seed their online community with a load of players, the developers dropped the price of Go Native! to free. If our review at all piqued your interest, but you were reluctant to take the plunge on a paid online game with very few players, now is your chance to give it a spin for free. With any luck, a lot of other people will too because I'd really like to play a full 30 person game of Go Native!



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Surely you remember the recent security breach on Twitter that exploited a security hole related to the JavaScript onMouseOver function. That attack caused some problems because it was used for redirecting users to adult websites simply by hovering a mouse over a certain link and calling the onMouseOver function that way.
This new attack wasn't as devastating as the previous one, but it has produced a certain amount of panic among the users, although there weren't many victims like in the previous one. This time, users would get affected simply by clicking the malicious link.

This malicious link was included in a tweet that consisted of "WTF" message and of malicious link. Interesting thing about this link is that is using your Twitter profile to spread itself by posting itself from your Twitter profile, so it's no wonder that this worm has spread on Twitter so quickly.

Luckily, Twitter responded quickly and this malicious link was disabled and the exploit was fixed. Twitter is safe once again, but we all have to ask ourselves, how long will it take until another security breach happens?

[via Ubergizmo]

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