TEC Accessories Python Clip review

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The other day I was surfing one of my favorite EDC sites and saw a mention about new product from TEC Accessories?called the Python Clip. Although I had no idea what I needed one for, I headed straight over to the TEC site and ordered 4 of the clips. Within a few minutes, I received [...]

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Samsung to put $1.1 billion toward new innovation center, business creation

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You didn't think Samsung would rest on its smartphone laurels, did you? The company has had a profitable year, to say the least, and today it announced plans to put some $1.1 billion toward an effort to build a "global engine to accelerate innovation and to drive new business creation." A new Samsung Strategy and Innovation Center (SSIC) with three offices worldwide will allow the company's own R&D departments to interface with entrepreneurs outside the company, in addition to providing mentorship for new businesses. According to Sammy, the SSIC will center on innovation in "mobility, cloud and the Internet of Things." Where exactly is that $1.1 billion going, you ask? A $100 million Samsung Catalyst Fund will focus on developing components, while $1 billion will go toward funding new technologies and business models. Later this year, the SamsungCreate Challenge will call for innovators to create technology that improves lives -- using the company's own device solutions architecture platform, of course.

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Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/04/samsung-new-innovation-center-business-creation/

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Suicide car bomb kills 15 in northern Iraq

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Iraqi firefighters evacuate a victim at the scene of a bomb attack in Kirkuk, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city killing and wounding scores of people, police said. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)

Iraqi firefighters evacuate a victim at the scene of a bomb attack in Kirkuk, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city killing and wounding scores of people, police said. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)

Iraqi firefighters distinguish a fire at the scene of a bomb attack in Kirkuk, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city killing and wounding scores of people, police said. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)

Iraqi firefighters evacuate a victim at the scene of a bomb attack in Kirkuk, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city killing and wounding scores of people, police said. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)

Iraqi security forces inspect the scene of a bombing in Kirkuk, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city killing and wounding scores of people, police said. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)

Iraqi civilians and security forces inspect a crater caused by a car bomb attack in Kirkuk, 180 miles (290 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city killing and wounding scores of people, police said. (AP Photo/Emad Matti)

BAGHDAD (AP) ? A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city on Sunday, killing at least 15 people and wounding 90 others, officials said.

The blast in Kirkuk appeared to be a fresh attack by militants seeking to undermine government efforts in maintaining security nationwide.

Two police officers said the car bomber drove his vehicle into the Kirkuk headquarters, after which a second car bomb ? parked rather than driven ? also went off. Then, two suicide attackers on foot armed with machineguns and grenades tried to break into the station, but were killed before they could enter the building and set off their explosive-rigged belts.

The officers spoke on condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to release information. The head of the provincial health directorate, Sidiq Omar Rasool, confirmed the casualty figures.

While there was no immediate claim of responsibility, car bombs and coordinated attacks are favorite tactics for Sunni insurgents such as al-Qaida's Iraq branch.

The blast damaged the police offices and nearby buildings. Several dead bodies could be seen on the street along with the debris of the car bomb. Police and rescuers dug in the rubble for survivors.

Kirkuk, 290 kilometers (180 miles) north of Baghdad, is home to a mix of Arabs, Kurds and Turkomen, who all have competing claims to the oil-rich area. The Kurds want to incorporate it into their self-ruled region in Iraq's north, but Arabs and Turkomen are opposed.

The city is at the heart of a snaking swath of territory disputed between the Kurds, who have their own armed fighting force, and Iraq's central government.

Al-Qaida and other insurgent groups are believed to exploit ethnic tensions throughout Iraq's north.

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Taliban peace talks flounder as troops draw down

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FILE- In this Friday, Oct 26, 2012 file photo, Afghan President Hamid Karzai turns around after reviewing the guard of honor during the first day of Eid Al Adha celebrations at the presidential palace in Kabul, Afghanistan. As the clock ticks toward 2014 and the final withdrawal of NATO and U.S. troops, peace talks with the Taliban are floundering even as the Taliban are showing some hopeful signs, attending international conferences and issuing a statement from their reclusive one-eyed leader with a surprise offer to share power in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus, File)

FILE- In this Friday, Oct 26, 2012 file photo, Afghan President Hamid Karzai turns around after reviewing the guard of honor during the first day of Eid Al Adha celebrations at the presidential palace in Kabul, Afghanistan. As the clock ticks toward 2014 and the final withdrawal of NATO and U.S. troops, peace talks with the Taliban are floundering even as the Taliban are showing some hopeful signs, attending international conferences and issuing a statement from their reclusive one-eyed leader with a surprise offer to share power in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus, File)

A Monday, Oct. 15, 2012 photo, shows a Taliban fighter from central Afghanistan who is known to the Associated Press from the time of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, but cannot be identified, is seen during an interview with the Associated Press wrapping a cloth around his face, in Kabul, Afghanistan. As the clock ticks toward 2014 and the final withdrawal of NATO and U.S. troops, peace talks with the Taliban are floundering even as the Taliban are showing some hopeful signs, attending international conferences and issuing a statement from their reclusive one-eyed leader with a surprise offer to share power in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

A Monday, Oct. 15, 2012 photo, shows a Taliban fighter from central Afghanistan known to the Associated Press from the time of the Taliban rule in Afghanistan but cannot be identified, is seen during an interview with the Associated Press in Kabul, Afghanistan. As the clock ticks toward 2014 and the final withdrawal of NATO and US troops, peace talks with the Taliban are floundering even as the Taliban are showing some hopeful signs, attending international conferences and issuing a statement from their reclusive one-eyed leader with a surprise offer to share power in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) ? The Afghan peace effort is floundering, fraught with mistrust and confusion among key players even though the hard-line Taliban militants show signs of softening and their reclusive, one-eyed leader made a surprise offer to share power in a post-war Afghanistan.

The U.S. and its allies hope the peace process, which began nearly two years ago, will gain traction before most international forces withdraw from the country in fewer than 23 months. But although the Taliban appear more ready to talk than ever before, peace talks remain elusive because of infighting among a rising number of interlocutors ? all trying to get some kind of negotiations started.

Members of the Taliban are in contact with representatives from 30 to 40 different countries, according to senior U.S., Afghan and other officials The Associated Press interviewed in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Moreover, the relationship among the key players ? the U.S., Afghanistan and Pakistan ? is marked by distrust that keeps tugging momentum away from the peace process.

Many of the officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the sensitive contacts with the Taliban.

Finding a path to the negotiating table will be a topic when Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Pakistan President Asif Zardari hold a series of meetings beginning Monday with British Prime Minister David Cameron. The meetings in London come amid fresh tensions between Kabul and its western allies.

Karzai recently warned the West not to use peace talks as a lever against his government. As well, both Kabul and Washington are frustrated that Pakistan is not monitoring the whereabouts and activities of Taliban prisoners it released in recent months. Miffed by the criticism, Pakistan says it freed the prisoners at the request of the Afghan government and doesn't have the resources to keep tabs on them.

No one in either Pakistan or Afghanistan seems to know where the dozens of released prisoners have gone. Last week, the Taliban issued a statement by freed former Taliban Justice Minister Mullah Nooruddin Turabi on behalf of all the prisoners ? an indication that at least some might have rejoined the ranks of the insurgency.

"There were no preconditions to their release and we are getting criticism from our own people inside Afghanistan about that and it is valid criticism," said Ismail Qasemyar, a senior member of the Afghan High Peace Council.

The peace council, which Karzai set up to carry out peace negotiations, handed Pakistan the list of prisoners, including Turabi, that it wanted freed. They have also asked for the release of the Taliban's former second in command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, but Washington has urged Pakistan not to release him, U.S. and Afghan officials said.

For its part, the United States has tried to accelerate the peace process by working with Britain, Norway and Germany to reach out to the Taliban, said a senior Western diplomat familiar with the negotiations. Both France and Tokyo have hosted meetings that have been attended by Afghan officials, opposition leaders and the Taliban, although the Taliban insist their participation should not be misinterpreted as negotiations.

One senior U.S. official said the process is so nascent and egos so fragile that it's like negotiating a minefield. A European diplomat told the AP that there are so many backdoor talks going on that it's hard to keep track of who is talking to whom.

This week, Karzai said he wanted an end to all these talks. Speaking at a water management conference in the Afghan capital, Karzai expressed suspicion that the peace process was being hijacked by the West to strengthen his opponents and undermine his government.

Karzai's spokesman, Aimal Faizi, told The AP in an interview on the sprawling palace grounds in Kabul that the president was frustrated by what he perceives are attempts by his political opponents and the West, including the United States, to use the peace process to lay the groundwork for a post-2014 Afghanistan led by those hand-picked by them.

This latest flap between Karzai and the West could halt or at least delay the official opening of a Taliban office in the Middle Eastern state of Qatar. The office is intended to give the Taliban an address from which they can conduct peace talks. Faizi said Karzai supports the office "in principle," with some conditions.

"This office should be used only as an address for talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban," Faizi said. "This office should not be used for any other purpose."

Faizi also said the president wants the Taliban to publicly announce that they will negotiate peace only with the Afghan High Peace Council. So far, the Taliban have resisted, although officials close to the president say privately that they appear to be softening their hard-line stance.

Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, seemed uncompromising when he spoke to The AP.

"There is no change in the policy of the Islamic Emirate of not talking to the Karzai government," he said "The Karzai regime is powerless and installed by others. Real parties to the conflict are those who have committed aggression."

But still the Taliban have shown signs of moderating their positions in recent months.

According to several Western officials, who are involved or knowledgeable about the process, the most telling sign of flexibility came in a statement issued late last year by Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar. In the statement marking the Islamic holy holiday of Eid al-Adha, Omar for the first time offered to share power. He also said he had no interest in starting a civil war.

"As to the future political destiny of the country, I would like to repeat that we are neither thinking of monopolizing power nor intend to spark off domestic war," he said.

While still firm on his demand for Sharia or Islamic law, in Afghanistan, the Taliban leader, who rarely speaks and has a $10 million bounty on his head, did seem to take a few steps back from the harsh and regressive edicts and interpretations of Islamic law that characterized the Taliban's five-year rule. Many of those edicts were directed at women, denying them education and the right to work. He also seemed to extend an olive branch to Afghanistan's other ethnic groups.

"We will guarantee rights of both male and female of the country, build economic structures and strengthen social foundations and facilities of education for all people of the country," he said.

But Omar's flexibility only went so far. He still insisted on an Islamic education system. While the West has been pressing for secular education, many of Afghanistan's current leaders support a Quran-based education system.

A senior member of the High Peace Council, who met with Taliban on the sidelines of the two conferences in France and Tokyo, said they also vowed to make child marriages illegal and outlaw a common practice among ethnic Pashtuns to use their daughters as barter to settle disputes.

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Kathy Gannon is AP Special Regional Correspondent for Afghanistan and Pakistan and can be followed on www.twitter.com/kathygannon

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Pranav Mistry's Sixth Sense to go Open Source - Hurray !!!!!!

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If Pranav Mistry has his way, people around the world can build their own wearable 'SixthSense' --which uses a camera that understands human gestures -- at a cost of less than Rs 15,000 ($300) by obtaining the software he developed for free in the next few months.

Mistry, a PhD student in Pattie Maes' Fluid Interfaces Group at MIT's Media Lab, is the genius behind SixthSense, a wearable device that enables new interactions between the real world and the world of data.

"I notice that it's hard to for these kind of things to market in some sense. . . because I don't want this to comply with some of kind of corporate policy," he told PTI in Mysore on Friday on the sidelines of TED conference being held in India for the first time.

"Rather than waiting for that time to come, I want people to make their own system. Why not?"

"People will be able to make their own hardware. I will give them instructions how to make it. And also provide them key software...give them basic key software layers. . . they will be able to build their own applications. They will be able to modify base level and do anything".

MIT Media Lab’s Pranab Mistry demonstrated the latest version of his Sixth-Sense wearable gesture interface at the TEDIndia conference

on Thursday, where he showed how it could be used to compute using just a piece of paper. Sixthsense was first presented by Mistry at a TED conference in February 2009.

In his latest demo, he attached a microphone to the paper and was able to use it as a touch interface, play 3D games, watch movies, and seamlessly transition work between a PC and his interface.

The demo received a huge round of applause from the audience at TED, but he saved the best for last.”I am trying to make this tech available to people, and I will provide all the open source software for Sixth sense starting next month.” said Pranav Mistry when talking to the host Chris Anderson.

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Top Android Applications released in 2012

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In the year 2012 thousands of New Applications were released in Google Play and thousands of old apps were updated. Now we are giving you a list of top best Apps which were released in 2012. Almost all of these apps are available globally and offer a great user experience on both tablets and mobile phones. From excellent tools to objects of beauty, each of these applications represents the best of Google Play.

Evernote

Evernote is an easy-to-use, free app that helps you remember everything across all of the devices you use. Stay organized, save your ideas and improve productivity. Evernote lets you take notes, capture photos, create to-do lists, record voice reminders--and makes these notes completely searchable, whether you are at home, at work, or on the go.

Pinterest

Pinterest is a tool to find your inspiration and share it with others. Use it to collect things you love, organize and plan important projects, and more.

Pocket

Use Pocket when you discover an interesting article, video or web page, but don’t have time to view it. Once it's in Pocket, it's on your phone, tablet or computer. You can read an article during a flight, see a web page while you wait in line or watch a video while relaxing at home.

Expedia Hotels & Flights

A beautiful and well-designed app that sets the bar for globally relevant travel tools with a rich and detailed tablet experience.

Fancy

Discover amazing stuff, collect the things you love, unlock crazy good deals. Fancy is the place to discover, collect and buy from a crowd-curated catalog of amazing goods, wonderful places and great stores.

SeriesGuide Show Manager

Manage the progress of (re-)watching your favorite TV shows. See what is coming up, keep track of what to watch next. Check in with trakt.tv or GetGlue. Share episodes with your friends or the world.

TED

TED's official Android app presents talks from some of the world's most fascinating people: education radicals, tech geniuses, medical mavericks, business gurus, and music legends. Find more than 1200 TEDTalk videos and audios (with more added each week) on the official TED app -- now for tablets and smartphones. This app is made possible with the generous support of Sony.

Grimm's Snow White

Story Toys’ award-winning series of interactive pop-up fairy tale books for children comes to Android with a brand new story, the timeless classic Grimm’s Snow White.

Ancestry

Build, update, and show off your family tree with the Ancestry.com app. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this user-friendly app makes finding and learning more about your heritage fun and easy.

Top 10 Android Phones of 2012 - Pros and Cons

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Android, world's best mobile operating system which is the life many mobile phones in the world. We present you 10 best mobile phones out of them. These mobile phones are the Fastest, Smartest, Powerful, Beautiful and finally the ultimate phones of the year 2012.



10 . ZTE Grand X

ZTE Grand X is the 4.3" big screened Budget phone with 960x540 resolution, Android ICS 4.0 and with the dual core 1GHz Tegra 2 Processor. The mobile phone has 512MB RAM and 1.5GB storage expandable upto 32GB. Its has a good 5MP rear camera which an capture videos at 720p and a 0.3MP front camera.

Pros :  Budget phone, best for watching movies because of big screen.

Cons : Screen isn't most responsive and not good for gaming.


9. HTC One V

Vibrant, Solidly Built and snapper-friendly, the HTC One V is the one of the finest budget phones around.The Phone has 3.7" screen with resolution of 800x480. HTC ONE V is powered by single-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 processor cloaked at 1GHz and with 512MB RAM. Android ICS with sense 4. HTC ONE V has 4GB storage expandable upto 32GB.

Pros : Best Budget phone. HTC sense 4, better battery and design. Good performance and responsive Touch screen.

Cons : Camera is not so good. No NFC support.

8. Sony Xperia P

Sony xperia P, a sibling of Sony's NXT series mobile phones. Sony Xperia P has a 275ppi 4" TFT screen with resolution of 960x540 with the Bravia Engine. Its flavored Android 4.0 ICS and powered by 1Ghz Dual-core cortex processor. The phone has 1GB RAM and storage of 16GB. Xperia P's 8MP camera can capture 1080p videos @30fps and it also has a VGA front camera good for video calling.

Pros : The clear plastic panel at the base makes the phone sexy. Good connectivity options with HDMI-out port and NFC. Budget phone with High-end features.


Cons : No expandable memory options and lack of PlayStation certification.



7. Motorola RAZR i

Motorola RAZR i, the phone which brought back Moto into the Android Race. Motorola RAZR i has a 4.3" Super AMOLED advanced display with the resolution of 960x540 pixels. The phone comes with 2GHZ INTEL Atom Z2460 processor with 1GB RAM. Android ICS 4.0 and storage of 5GB with expandable upto 32GB . Motorola RAZR i has a 8MP rear and a 0.3MP front camera.

Pros : 4.3" qHD display, a good 8MP camera , NFC and motorola's smart actions.

Cons : Single cored 2.0Ghz processor has reasonable power but no so good for playing high-end games.


6. LG Optimus 4X HD

LG Optimus 4X HD a big show off big Budget phone with 4.7" 720p screen with IPS technology has screen resolution of 1280x720 and pixel density of about 312ppi. The smart phone is poered by 1.5Ghz quadcore Tegra 3 processor and 1GB RAM. The Phone has storage of 16GB and its expandable upto 32GB.

Pros : A big HD 720p screen and quad-core tegra power. The phone is best for Gaming.

Cons : Poor battery life. Design and User interface could have been better.



5. Sony Xperia T
Sony Xperia T, knows as the BOND phones is truly a worthy successor of Sony Xperia S. Sony Xperia T has the best 4.55" TFT screen with resolution of 1280x720 and 323ppi pixel density. The Bond phone is powered by Dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor cloaked at 1.5Ghz and has 1GB RAM which makes it much faster. Android 4.0 ICS is in it.

Sony Xperia T has got 16GB storage+32GB microSD. the best part of the 007 phones is 13MP rear camera which captures every moment of your life in crystal clear quality which can capture videos of 1080p@30fps.

Pros : Super display, super Camera, powerful processor and beautiful design. Sony Xperia T is PlayStation certified.

Cons : Tegra 3 games won't support. No quad-core processor.


4. Samsung Galaxy Note II

The Big and Beautiful Phablet Samsung Galaxy Note II is the best multi-tasking phone yet. The phone's  5.55" Super AMOLED display and Samsung's multiscreen features allows you to run many apps at a time via multitasking and Popup Play. The 16:9 screen has resolution of 1280x720 which is best for watching movies and playing games.

 Like the size of the phones its has also got huge power, it is powered by 1.6GHz Quadcore Exynos Processor with 2GB RAM. The phone has storage options as 16/32/64GB + 64GB expandable.

The Best part of the phone is S-pen which is the first in its type which makes Note II unique. the brilliant 8MP rear camera can capture 1080p videos at 30fps and a Front camera of 1.96MP which even capture videos at 720p.

Pros : Ultimate display, Ultimate performance, 2 days battery backup by 3100mAh battery, S-pen and design and even more.

Cons : Big size which is hard to handle.


3. HTC ONE X+

HTC ONE X+ a brilliant phone which has improved battery life tahn its successor HTC ONE X. The mobile phone has a 4.7" 1280x720 LCD 2 display. It is powered by the fastest 1.7GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor with 1GB RAM. HTC ONE X+ comes with Android jelly Bean 4.1 with HTC Sense 4+ which makes the Best UI.

A super fast 8MP camera with burst mode, 1080p video and picture-in-video is brilliant. The front camera of 1.6MP is ideal for video calls. Its has a non-expandable 64GB storage.

Pros : Good Battery life. NVIDIA tegra 3 which is the best for Gaming. High resolution screen and many more.

Cons : No expandable memory, camera is not as good as Samsung Galaxy S3.



2. LG Google Nexus 4


Google Nexus 4 , World's Most Powerful Smartphone yet the cheapest. The Phone is powered by 1.5GHz Quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor , Adreno 320 Graphics and 2GB RAM which gives it ultimate power and best performance in any High end Game.

Nexus 4 comes with Android Jelly Bean 4.1 which even gets the direct software updates from google. This is the phone where we get the real feel of Android.

The Nexus 4's 8MP rear camera gives the Samsung Galaxy S III's camera a run for its money, with similarity bright results in daylight, in lower light, the Nexus 4  actually has the edge, offering better night vision skills. Video is disappointing, though footage is anything but smooth.

Pros : Big Screen, pure google experience, superb camera and ultimate performance. Low price.

Cons : Very less storage capacity which is even not expandable. Low battery backup. Body design is not up to the mark.


1. Samsung Galaxy S III



 Samsung Galaxy SIII, the winner of the Android race 2012 ,even its the best smartphone there is, on any OS. Samsung Galaxy S III the successor of Samsung Galaxy SII is the best selling phone which even overtook the most expected iPhone 5.

 Samsung Galaxy SIII is thinner and flashier than its nearest competitor HTC ONE X+. The Mobile Phone has 4.8" AMOLED screen of resolution 1280x720 with the pixel density of 306ppi.  This screen is protected by Gorilla Glass 2. This combination gives you ultimate pleasure in watching movies and in hardcore gaming.

 The Smartphone king of 2012 is powered by 1.4GHz Quad-core Exynos 4 Processor with Mail-400 GPU and 1GB RAM which is the ultimate combination for Gaming. The storage options like 16/32/64GB and expandable up to 64GB gives you lot of space to store lot of games and movies.

 The biggest testament to the Galaxy SIII's power, though,is Pop Up Play. which allows you to watch a video in one window while simultaneously gaming or browsing in another. Throw in the handset's awesome battery life and the S III is very hard to resist.

Samsung Galaxy SIII's stunning 8MP camera is the best in class which can capture 1080p videos at 30fps and a front 1.9MP camera capable of taking 720p videos.

Now the most impressive thing is the software. Samsung Galaxy SIII comes with Android 4.0 which is spiced with Samsung's TouchWiz UI. The S III intuitively knows when you're looking at it, dimming the display when you look away. It even works with glasses. When you want to switch from text chat to a call just lift your phone to your ear, it will call automatically.

Pros : Ultimate Screen, Battery, processor, camera , storage and the software will lot of features.

Cons: The Size of the smartphone is huge, people with small hands fell uncomfortable with it. Many hardware and software problems has been reported. Over Heating.
           Same old Mali-400 GPU of SII and just 1 GB RAM.


 This is our list of top 10 Android phones of 2012.