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After 3 decades (32 Years) of mobile manufacturing , Black Berry is finally going to close it's mobile manufacturing.  Black berry CEO John Cena said " The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to partners"in his statement. Black Berry has made a lot of revolution in mobile market. It has given so many new technology & services, Which made the mobile market more competitive & flexible for consumers.  BlackBerry Messenger ,  Track Ball ,  Qwerty  Keypad are the best among them.  Black Berry could not adopt the ios or Android platform for their mobile development. If it do so, it couldn't get such market like it's own OS. So it's business went down like NOKIA the mobile giant.  Black Berry officials cleared that it will end its hardware production by this September. A huge loss about $8 million in last quarter made the company to close it's manufacturing. But it will not fully closing, b

As we all know Google has announced the latest version of Android Operating system Android 7.0 (Nougat) on August. This make simple that all the Nexus phones will get its update. What is about all other mobile maker?, When they will give their android firmware update for existing mobile user ? Here is the answer below, as we collected for you. Motorola:    Motorola has the reputation of giving Android update just after the release of updates for Nexus. Last year Motorola kept his reputation by releasing updates of Android 6 Marshallow . This year also as information we got Motorola is going to release its new android update in the first week of October. The updates will got by All Z series mobiles like Moto Z, Moto Z force. Also it will be available for Moto X series except Moto X 2nd Gen. Motorola revailed that Moto X 2nd Gen will not get the update, because it's processor is not capable of that. After these handsets Moto G series & Moto E series mobiles will get updat

For years, consumer tech companies have dreamed of convergence - that is, the idea of one device being the nexus of all your computing needs. Basically, they've tried really hard to have you buy a smartphone (the computer you carry in your pocket) that can also be your laptop (the computer you use at home). Microsoft has been the most visible proponent of this idea in recent months; its  Continuum feature  allows Windows Phones to run a lightweight version of Windows 10 when plugged into a display dock. The problem, in a nutshell, is that  nobody buys Windows Phones. Before Microsoft, there was Ubuntu. It's long struggled to gain traction with similar promises, dating all the way back to its  failed Edge project  in 2013. Before  that , there was Motorola. Its  Atrix phone worked the same way, but its laptop dock cost  $500 ,  the software you used with it was half-baked, and the phone was only "strong" by 2011's standards. Again, few people cared.

While both operating systems aren’t scheduled to ship until later this year, Apple and Google now has issued betas of the next major upgrades to their smartphone OSes. It’s often been noted that as the operating systems have matured, both iOS and Android have “borrowed” key features from one another, with the end result being the two different OSes becoming more similar. But could either one become more distinct? Do the latest betas suggest one might come out on top (at least for this year)? That’s what we’re here to decide. Now let's take a look at all the major differences—if any—between iOS 10 and Android N. OS 10 vs. Android N: UI and notifications While it’s fair to say that iOS and Android have been moving towards missile ground as far as a design aesthetic goes, both iOS 10 and Android N sees them taking slightly different approaches to achieve the same design aesthetics as the other. For starts with Android N, notifications have now been redesigned. They are muc

Dell’s latest 17-inch laptop is also a tablet that’s too heavy to hold. If Dell's new Inspiron laptops are any indication, there's still a market for desktop replacement notebooks. The Inspiron 7000 line, introduced at Computex in Taiwan, now includes a  17-inch behemoth  that Dell claims is the world's first 2-in-1 laptop of its size.       Typically, when a company says that a computer is a 2-in-1 that means it’s both a tablet and a laptop. With Dell’s new Inspiron 7000, that’s still true, but on a scale we haven’t seen before and it might be a bit much (in terms of weight) for some. The company also updated its 11-inch, 13-inch, and 15-inch Inspiron 2-in-1 models, as well as its 15-inch and 17-inch Inspiron 5000 conventional notebooks. The new 2-in-1s will be available beginning June 2 on Dell's website, with the Inspiron 5000 notebooks going on sale later this year. Samsung Galaxy View tablet the only competitor of New Dell Inspiron  As a portable

Here is a huge bug found , which will occurs problem for computing devices & Smart Systems like Smart Mobile, Computer OS & Unix based 32-bit all the applications.  The  Year 2038 problem  is an issue for computing and data storage situations in which time values are stored or calculated as a  signed 32-bit integer , and this number is interpreted as the number of seconds since 00:00:00  UTC  on 1 January 1970 ("the  epoch ").  Such implementations cannot encode times after 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038, a problem similar to but not entirely analogous to the " Y2K problem " (also known as the "Millennium Bug"), in which 2-digit values representing the number of years since 1900 could not encode the year 2000 or later. Most  32-bit   Unix-like  systems store and manipulate time in this " Unix time " format, so the year 2038 problem is sometimes referred to as the " Unix Millennium Bug " by association. Animation showing h