boAt Rockerz review

  "SMOOTH SAIL"Choosing headphones can get confusing like ordering a pizza, there are so many flavours but like some particular flavours in pizza headphones have their own flavours,they are Sennheiser,JBL,Sony,Philips............BoAt is a new player in this game of budget headphones,and they are freshin India some know about and a lot of people don't so we decided that we need to test these headphones in our lab,and we got the Rockerz 600 wireless headphones from the AmazonPACKAGEPackage...

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Back & running the Pitza game

Tech Pitza is as the name suggests a mixture of your favorite things in the world, pizza and digital devices (No we are not going to mix pizza with electronics !) We are back in the game after two years of short break, we are currently shifting our focus in India as more and more great devices are coming to us everyday confusing everyone on what to select and that's where Tech Pitza is gonna come handy. We bring you reviews of products that...

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Nokia X marks one million pre-orders in China

Nokia X the recently announced Android Mid-range phone has scored one million pre-orders in China just in few days The news was posted by Nokia on China Weibo site on Friday and later retweeted By Nokia Twitter account The phone was announced by Stephen Elop at the 2014 Mobile World Congress In Barcelona ...

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HTC M8 gets leaked in a video

We've seen the pictures, rumored specs but now it's time for a full hands-on for the HTC One sequel, code named as HTC M8. We still don't know what's this phone gonna be called in the market. HTC Two or perhaps HTC One Two. According to @evleaks the phone is to be released before Q1 2014 gets over. The HTC M8 has two camera which may be used for advanced zoom technology. Even though Corephotonics produce dual camera they state that they are not supplying to HTC. Below is a video...

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Nokia X can run Google apps and services if hacked

Nokia announced it's Android device, Nokia X less than a week ago. The main objective for the phone is to avoid Google's services and promote Microsoft services such as OneDrive, Skype and Outlook. After just a few days of its revealing, hackers managed to get root access to phone's filesystem. Kashamlaga from xda-developers converted his Nokia developer handset to run Google apps in simple 5 steps., suggesting Nokia has not locked down the device too heavily. Apps like Gmail, Google Now, Google...

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Raspberry Pi turns 2 years old, here is a video to celebrate it

When Raspberry Pi was launched in 29th February 2012, it inspired many people out there to do projects. I have seen people running XBMC on it, removing the use of a smart TV and others made a music server which was great. The Raspberry Pi units have been sold over 2.5 million. That's a great number if you ask me. Raspberry Pi guy, Matt Timmons-Brown made a video highlighting several successful project build to celebrate its second birthday. Some of the coolest Pi powered projects shown in...

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Ashton Kutcher to team up with Lenovo to create special edition phones

We've heard celebrities teaming up with tech companies to create an authentic design. Last time when Lenovo teamed up with Ashton Kutcher, they released a poorly designed tablets. A marketing executive told Recode that the company is once again teaming up with Mr. Kutcher to design a special edition line for smartphones. The details for the smartphone is not out yet. They are expected to be released later this year. Kutcher will in fact say something contrary to the smartphone...

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Microsoft may release a free version of Windows 8.1

To increase Windows 8.1s number of users Microsoft may release a free version of Windows 8.1. Reliable sources said to The Verge that the company is experimenting a build of Windows 8.1 with "Bing" which bundles with key Microsoft apps and services. ZDnet reported some Windows 8.1 with Bing details this week. The Windows 8.1 with Bing is said to be a free or low-cost upgrade fr Windows 7 users. Upgrade offers are focused on increasing the number of Windows 8.1 users. The Bing version...

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Apple updated its management features and locked-down iPads stay locked-down

Running a business on an iPad has a huge advantage. You could build apps that work with your systems and a lot stuff that we need not say. It is messy when your employees stop working and start playing with the gadget you provided to run business. Formerly there used to be a profile that restricts it's user unauthorized access. But it's worth has been dropped since some school students figured out a way to pass this by uninstalling the profile that applies the restrictions to the devices.  Yesterday...

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Meet Boeing's Black phone, which self-destructs its data if cracked open

With the NSA spying on us Boeing releases an entry level smart phone, which is supposed to be released in 2012. The company posted full detail's of it's "Black" phone. The phone is specifically made for people who care about security and defense. The FCC also published the specifications of it's hardware and software, including the self-destruction feature if cracked open. The Boeing Black is powered by Dual 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A9 CPUs. The spec sheet shows that it comes with...

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Create your own flappy bird game with Code.org

With it's death from the AppStore and Google Play Store, it still lives in some people's mind while others get to enjoy flappy bird clones. To celebrate Code.org's first anniversary they turned flappy bird to a lesson where it teaches you the basic elements of creating the game. The user assembles the code by fitting various pieces of actions on to events. Events are counted as the clicking of your mouse, hitting an obstacle, basically anything that gives an input. Actions such as play sound,...

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Leaked image shows LG's webOS TV

Rumors about LG planning to resurrect webOS for their TV has been fresh for a while. Now leaked images appear to offer the first look at the upcoming television. Evleaks has posted a photo of the rumored webOS TV by LG. The image also provides a brief look of the webOS cards interface. They are not identical  to the cards interface found in webOS smartphones, it does include a thumbnail overview of any apps and content being run on the TV. Rumors suggest that it will power up...

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78% of iOS devices are now updated to iOS 7 says a new report

According to Apple 1% of iOS 7 adoption rate are being stolen from iOS 6 every week. They just updated their iOS adoption figures on their developer's support page. Apple first reported iOS 7 numbers based on App Store usage on the first day of December. The pie graph showed that 74 percent of users were on iOS 7, compared to 22 percent on iOS 6, and 4 percent on earlier versions. Latest report shows that now its stands at 78 percent - with iOS 6 just 18 percent. The measure was taken from...

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Report shows Chinese gamers spend more time on PC than mobile gaming

A Study report from china's GPC (page translated through Google translate) shows that there has been a boom for the gaming industry since the last 12 months giving an amount of  $13 billion to the gaming industry which shows a 40% increase compared to the last years revenue. Even though growth in market maybe a common thing but it might be surprising that Chinese players tend to spend more time in PC Chinese game market is worth 83.17 billion Yuan games than just tapping...

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