Friday, 11 October 2013

lumia 525

it is expected that in dubai event nokia lumia 525 would be launched after the sucess of nokia lumia 520 
 

price of nokia lumia 1020

price of nokia lumia 1020 in india is at 49,000 rupees
preorder available at nokia.com/in

nokia

nokia lumia 1320 would be the biggest screen smartphone in lumai series 
 

Thursday, 10 October 2013

Nokia Asha 503 leaks in an official photo

The notorious evleaks leakster has given the world yet again another glimpse of an official picture that wasn't meant to go public just yet. This time the pictured device is Nokia Asha 503 - an upcoming member of the Nokia featurephone lineup.
The dual-SIM Nokia Asha 501 has been on the market for quite some time, while its single-SIM sibling - the Asha 500 - is still in Rumorland. Recently we even got to see the dual-SIM Asha 502 with a LED flash on its back and slightly different shell compared to the Asha 500/501 duet.
Now evleaks has given us the single-SIM version of the Asha 502 - the Nokia Asha 503. It looks exactly like the 502 model, is Wi-Fi enabled and has a LED flash next to its camera at the bac

Sunday, 6 October 2013

Rogers will not be offering BlackBerry Z30 in Canada

The largest Canadian wireless carrier Rogers will not offer the BlackBerry Z30, thus bringing another setback to the troubled manufacturer in its home market. The carrier explains the decision with limited shelf space which allows for only “the biggest winners.”

Experts Devise a Way to Cut Radiation Exposure in Children Needing Repeat Brain Scans

A team of pediatric neurosurgeons and

neuroradiologists at the Johns Hopkins Children's
 Center has developed a way to minimize dangerous radiation exposure in children with a condition that 
requires repeat CT scans of the brain. The experts say they reduced exposure without sacrificing the diagnostic accuracy of the images or compromising treatment decisions.

New Paradigm for Nanoscale Resolution MRI Experimentally Achieved


 A team from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Northwestern University has devised a novel nuclear magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique that delivers a roughly 10­nanometer spatial resolution. This represents a significant advance in MRI sensitivity -- modern MRI techniques commonly used in medical imaging yield spatial resolutions on the millimeter length scale, with the highest-resolution experimental instruments giving spatial resolution of a few micrometers.