HCL Launches HCL ME Connect 2G 2.0 Calling Tablet

HCL recently launched the ME Connect 2G 2.0 tablet. The tablet is now available for sale on online retail store since the last week and packs a 17.78-cm (7-inch) (800 x 480 pixels) capacitive touch screen display, which is powered by a 1GHz Cortex A9 processor that runs on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean). It packs a 2-megapixel rear camera and a VGA front camera for video calling. The tablet has 2G connectivity via SIM card slot and supports voice calling. The second version of the HCL ME Connect 2G can read and write in 11 local Indian languages that includes Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, Marathi and more. 
The online orders are offering freebies worth more than Rs. 2000, and it comes pre-loaded with basic apps such as Paytm, Facebook, Twitter and apps for Games, Business, Communication, Lifestyle, Entertainment, Education, Health, etc.

Battle Of The 8-Inch Tablet: Galaxy Note 510 Vs Galaxy Tab 3 8.0

Samsung now owns two 20.3-cm (8-inch) display tablets under its umbrella and both of these are targeted at a completely difference consumers base. Earlier this year, the Korean electronics brand introduced its Apple iPad Mini rival, Galaxy Note 8.0 (510) in India. And it was the first time that the company looked at a tablet form factor beyond the small 17.7-cm (7-inch) and the large 25.6-cm (10.1-inch).

But now, the company has launched its Galaxy Tab 3 tablet in the 17.7-cm (7-inch), 20.3-cm (8-inch) and 25.6-cm (10.1-inch) segment. The tablets, Note 510 and Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 may be of the same size but when it comes to hardware and pricing, one can expect them to quite different.

Micromax Canvas HD Gets Android 4.2 Update

Micromax is reportedly rolling out the much-awaited Android 4.2 aka Jelly Bean update for its popular HD smartphone, Canvas HD. After previously releasing Android 4.1 update for Canvas 2 smartphone, the company has decided its time to make the latest Android version available on its high-selling Canvas HD smartphone and we are glad the company has done so.

According to MMXNewscaster report, the update is apparently available via company’s service center network, which brings the Android 4.2.1 build to the device. Sadly, the update is not being rolled out over-the-air henceforth, one has to contact their nearest service center and check whether the update is available with them and if not, then when it will be reaching their center. 

Top 10 Apps Banned by Google Play That Still Exist

Google Play Sore now showcases more than 700,000 apps and the number is increasing every minute. But, what about those apps that do not meet the criteria or policies set by Google?

Google Play Store is actually a storehouse of several apps that may make your smartphone experience more interesting and worthwhile. Thousands of developers have been submitting their apps in this store everyday, which are downloaded by millions of users from across the globe. As a result, Google Play Sore now showcases more than 700,000 apps and the number is increasing every minute.
But, what about the apps that did not meet the criteria or policies set by Google? Were they scrapped? No, they still exist and are operational, but you need to download them from some other location.