Volvo V40 will be launched on June 14

The Swedish carmaker will bring two motors to India for the V40 Cross Country, a 180bhp T4 petrol engine and a five-cylinder 148bhp D3 diesel mated to a six-speed automatic gearbox. 

It will also be equipped with the world’s first pedestrian airbag technology and is also the only car in its class to be available with Pedestrian Detection Technology.

The V40 is expected to cost upwards of Rs. 25 lakh (ex-showroom), and will compete with the upcoming Mercedes A-class as well as the BMW X1 and Audi Q3. 

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Audi R8 V10 Quattro Wallpapers

Here are the wallpapers for 2012 Audi R8 V10 Quattro Wallpapers.Download these HD wallpapers of  Audi R8 V10 Quattro Wallpapers

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Dil Se Peechha Choote Song Lyrics

The song has been sung by Mohit Chauhan for the movie Ramaya Vastaaiya

Dil Se Peechha Choote Song Lyrics

Yahaan wahaan galiyon mein dhoondhta phire dil
Uljha hai khud uljhaaye mujhko
O yahaan wahaan galiyon mein dhoondhta phire dil
Uljha hai khud uljhaaye mujhko

Ek ishara wo isharein karta phire dil
Bahka hai khud bahkaaye mujhko..
Yoon hi anjaane hi kabhi manaye roothe
Yoon hi bahane ye kabhi banaye jhoote

Chura le jaaye koi to haaye dil se peecha choote
Haai.. Chura le jaaye koi to haaye dil se peecha choote

Jane na.. Mane na.. Jo bolu samjhe na..
Sochu main sochu phir bhi..
Jane na.. Mane na.. Jo bolu samjhe na..
Sochu main sochu phir bhi..
Baat ye pooche na
Apne mein rahta hai jahaan se nata toote
Yoon hi bahane ye kayi banaye jhoote..

Kachche se pakke se iske iraadein hain..
Ret si khwaahishein hain kaanch se waadein hain..
Kachche se pakke se iske iraadein hain..
Ret si khwaahishein hain kaanch se waadein hain..
Naam ye khwaabon mein kayi mitaaye dhundhe
Yoon hi bahane ye kabhi banaye jhoote

Chura le jaaye koi to haaye dil se peecha chhooteHaai..
 Chura le jaaye koi to haaye dil se peecha choote
Chura le jaaye koi to haaye dil se peecha chhoote
Haaye dil se peecha choote..
Chura le jaaye koi to haaye dil se peecha choote...

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2014 Cadillac CTS Sedan’s First Images Revealed on Web

The all new 2014 Cadillac CTS Sedan is set to be revealed on this Tuesday, just a day before the Ist press day of the New York International Auto Show 2013 this week.  The first image of the Cadillac’s 2014 CTA Sedan has also revealed on the Internet. Here we’ve shared a pictures of the all new 2014 Cadillac CTS Sedan in which we see close-up details of the car such as – headlights, taillights, front fender, the front grille and interior door panel of the luxury sedan.

The overall design of the 2014 Cadillac CTS Sedan is very Cadillac that explains the Art & science styling language on the new 2014 CTS, albeit in a bolder form.

The company will also be offered the mid-size sedan with a naturally aspirated 3.6-liter V6 rated at 321 horsepower and a 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder unit delivering 272 horsepower. Both the units can be equipped with AWD as an option.

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HTC One Review

The HTC One is in good company, going toe-to-toe with the other Android flagships that have been introduced so far this year, including the Sony Xperia Z, the LG Optimus G Pro, and, of course, theSamsung Galaxy S IV. The device, which will go for $200 with a new two-year contract, will be available on April 19 on Sprint and AT&T, with the T-Mobile launch coming soon after (it's a bit of a strike against the handset that it won't be released on Verizon, at least initially).

We won't bother trying to keep you in suspense over whether or not the One is a good smartphone, because with all the buzz that's been going around, you probably already know that it is. So let's cut to the chase and get down to the specifics.
This review is for the U.S. Version of the HTC One. For our review of the international version,

Design

Quite a bit of noise has been made about the design and aesthetics of the One, and with good reason. The unibody casing is made from aluminum, giving the device both a quality feel and a cool, futuristic look. The metallic body also fights fingerprints and smudges well, which is more than can be said for many other smartphones with shiny plastic finishes (or, in the case of the Sony Xperia Z, glass).

The phone has some heft to it, but not enough to make it feel uncomfortable in the user's hand. With a weight of 143 grams and a thickness of only 9.3 mm, it's still, in the grand scheme of things, a sleek phone. It has a nice shape to it too, as the back also has a slight curve to it, allowing the One to be cradled comfortably in the palm.

The ergonomics aren't perfect, however, as the One is a little too wide and too long. Being overwhelmed by the phone's size is to be expected given its 4.7-inch display, but we occasionally found ourselves struggling to reach from top to bottom or from one side of the phone to the other.

It was especially difficult to access the notifications menu, which requires you to pull down from the very top edge of the screen to see it, and push up from the very bottom to put it away, no exceptions. Reaching both extremes with one's thumb on a phone this large is uncomfortable; in some cases, we would have to slide the phone further up in our hand when we needed to swipe the menu away, just to avoid curling our thumb at such an uncomfortable angle. We took issue with this, given that accessing notifications is a relatively common task. Being inconvenienced by the phone's somewhat unwieldy size on a regular basis was not appealing.

Display

The full HD display (1920 x 180) of the One blew us away. As we mentioned in our review of the international version of the One, it has an unprecedented pixel density of 469 ppi given that the only other full HD smartphones on the market today sport 5-inch displays; with the same resolution on a smaller screen, the density is greater on the One. While the difference may be difficult to discern with the naked eye, there's no questioning that it looks incredibly sharp.

The sheen from the Gorilla Glass 2 coating on the display is also a welcome feature, as is the remarkably wide viewing angle. In fact, just about everything we typically check for when evaluating displays passed muster and then some: color saturation was great, the contrast was sharp, and the brightness -- when cranked up as high as it can go -- is enough to make your eyes water.

Other Buttons and Ports

The power/standby switch of the One is situated on the left side of the top edge and, in a clever design choice, doubles as the smartphone's IR blaster. Though we don't mind the placement of the button itself, we do wish that it was raised a little more as it can be difficult to press at times. The only other feature on the top edge is the 3.5mm headphone jack.

On the right side, there is the stylish, lightly textured volume rocker, while the micro USB charging port (with MHL) is on the bottom edge. That just leaves the SIM card slot, which is found on the upper left side of the phone and requires a pin to pop open.

As part of HTC's "BoomSound" feature, the One also has dual front-facing speakers, which are located above and below the screen. Directly above the bottom speaker are the phone's capacitive navigation buttons. It's worth noting that there are only two, back and home, with HTC forgoing the menu button. Above the screen, directly to the right of the top speaker, is the phone's 2.1 megapixel front-facing camera.

Camera

Though a big part of HTC's imaging hype for the One surrounded Zoe, we would venture to say that the more impressive part is the actual hardware. Again, the reality is that much of what makes Zoe unique ultimately boils down to a series of gimmicky features that you're unlikely to use all that often despite how cool it is.

Meanwhile, the rear facing camera is much more likely to come in handy considering how well it works in low-light situations. Thanks to HTC's "Ultrapixel" technology, pictures featuring poorly lit environments come out much clearer and with far less noise than those taken by other smartphone cameras. The idea is that the larger the pixel, the more light they can capture, and the Ultrapixel camera on the One features 2.0 micrometer pixels, letting in 300% more light than the average 13-megapixel smartphone camera, or so HTC claims.

But while HTC hawks the Ultrapixel technology by maintaining that megapixels aren't everything -- and it's true, they're not -- they are something. And considering how the resolution of the One's camera is a modest 4 megapixels (obviously something HTC is going out of its way to not advertise, despite how much it claims that resolution isn't important), the crispness of the pictures it takes is somewhat lacking.

Battery Life

Considering everything the One has going for it (the large, high-res display, LTE, enhanced sound, BlinkFeed, etc.) you would think that it would be a battery-draining monster. Surprisingly, it's not. It may not offer the best battery life on the market today, but it's more than respectable.

We attempted to make our unit as energy-inefficient as possible by cranking up the display to maximum brightness, having BlinkFeed automatically update (even using data when Wi-Fi wasn't available), and keeping all of our push notifications on for email, Facebook, etc. Combined with regular usage -- admittedly, no texts, but a couple of phone calls and plenty of web browsing including some video streaming -- we were still able to squeeze just shy of two days out of a single charge.

Performance

The One is powered by a quad-core Snapdragon processor that clocks in at 1.7 GHz and is an absolute beast. Videos, games, and apps all ran exceptionally well, and we never ran into any sort of slowdown or lag. And despite how much there is to Sense 5 -- what with BlinkFeed, the modified UI, etc. -- the processor managed to keep the heavy modifications to the OS in check; there was never any noticeable dip in performance.

While a hiccup-free user experience is generally commonplace for all but the most poorly-equipped phones, it was especially impressive when using some of the phone's more hardware-intensive software, like HTC Zoe (the company's new imaging software). The photo editing and some of the capture modes would have surely put strain on a weaker processor, but the One's chip handled the tasks with aplomb.

In terms of hard numbers, Quadrant benchmarks put the One in the top three phones on the market today, alongside the Sony Xperia Z and the LG Optimus G Pro, which we mentioned in our international review. Benchmarks may not be terribly important, as these numbers aren't as indicative of performance as real life usage, but it still gives you an idea of how powerful it really is.

Also, here's hoping that all you storage junkies out there are AT&T subscribers, as the 64 GB version of the One will be exclusive to the carrier. Other networks will only be offering 16 GB and 32 GB versions of the phone.

Software

The One is the first smartphone from HTC to run the new version of the company's UI, Sense 5. As such, there are some minor changes to the handset's Android 4.1.2 OS, like the ability to launch apps directly from the lock screen by dragging them from the toolbar and dropping them on the home screen. The grid size on the app screen can also be sized to either 3 x 4 or 4 x 5, and it has a different look to it with a tool bar with the settings, time, weather, etc. listed above the apps (also found above the BlinkFeed page). There were some preloaded apps on our unit as well, though most of it was throwaway content from Sprint. HTC did include universal remote/TV guide software, however, to accompany the One's IR blaster. After going through a quick and easy setup, we found that it worked quite well on both cable boxes and TVs.


Though Sense 5 generally means minor (and in many cases, aesthetic) changes to the handset's Android 4.1.2 OS, there are a couple of major additions, the first of which is BlinkFeed. HTC hyped up BlinkFeed considerably, and while it works well, it isn't entirely original. It seems childish of HTC to pretend that this is an original idea and doesn't scream "tiles" from the Windows Phone UI, in terms of both concept and aesthetic.

The page consists of an assortment of randomly sized tiles that display information from various websites and apps, all of which update regularly. Sound familiar? That's because it is. Admittedly, it is nice that once one of the tiles is tapped, the user can see the entire story without having to visit the actual webpage, and can then scroll from one story to the next by swiping left or right. But even that concept borrows heavily from Flipboard.

It may shamelessly ape other ideas, but BlinkFeed is definitely still a welcome addition to Sense. It offers a wealth of information at a glance, it's quick, and it can be set to update automatically over either Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi and data. That being said, there were occasionally some issues with the feed updating on the fly using a data connection; we often had to manually refresh because it wouldn't do it itself.

There are some other drawbacks to BlinkFeed, like the fact that it cannot be disabled, effectively ensuring that it takes up one of your home screens. Also, the selection of sources that can connect to the service is limited. Granted, most of what you'll likely need is there, including AP, Reuters, ESPN, and various tech sites (though we couldn't help but notice a severe lack of TechnologyGuide websites...). And in terms of apps, most of the useful ones are at your disposal too -- Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Flickr, TV, etc. -- but they're limited nonetheless.

The one other major addition to Sense 5 is the imaging software, HTC Zoe. Most of what makes Zoe unique revolves around the editing software, which has features like automatically generated highlight reels, the ability to remove people from photos, and the ability to compile elements from multiple shots into a single photo (e.g. creating a picture where everyone is smiling and nobody has their eyes closed). Zoe can also capture small clips of video before and after a photo is taken, which is useful for the highlight reel feature and just about nothing else.

And therein lies the rub with Zoe: most of its more "innovative" features are actually just gimmicky and are unlikely to come in handy for most people. Also, the handful of features that actually are useful are becoming more commonplace and popping up on flagship handsets; being able to selectively remove elements from photos, for example, can also be done on the Galaxy S IV. Zoe is fine, but given that the few useful aspects of it can also be found on other phones, it's hardly a selling point.

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Budget iPhone Will be launched this year

According to ETrade Supply source a budget iPhone will be launched this year. ETrade is a cell-phone parts supplier whose Apple rumours were correct a number of times.

Some reports suggest that the budget iPhone will be made mostly from plastic which will make it cheaper to manufacture.

The rumoured iPhone may be a mid-range phone in terms of specs and quality.

Since Steve Jobs died, there doesn’t seem to be much life at Apple. Rumous of iTV have been around for a while, The china daily even said that Terry Gou the president of Foxconn, told them “Foxconn is making preparations for iTV”. Now even if this is true, how great of a product will it be? Hartfordbusiness.com says “…could get Apple back to its history of radical innovation.” But today, most people know how to hook-up their TV to a computer and download tones of content; this combined with Hulu will keep most people satisfied. So as far as innovation goes, this doesn’t seem like the game changer that Apple needs.

The iPhone was a Game Changer and stayed at the top until recently, but only because it was a first-to-market product and had a great brand. The sharks at Samsung knew this and did not sit by idly while Apple had a brain freeze. Instead they started offering cheaper and better products, and they also tackled the branding issue by spending a cool 10 billion. In 2012 Samsung spent 4.3 billion on advertising, more than Apple, HP, Microsoft and Coca-Cola combined, as well as 5.4 billion on sales, promotion and marketing. Money well spent. (All while delivering new popular and timely apps missing on the iPhone.)

So now the story is, Apple needs to make money somewhere and keep the brand alive while they wait for a new idea. So by releasing lower end models they plan to recapture market share, hold interest in their OS and keep investors happy. We all know what happens if you are off in the woods picking blackberries instead of doing something innovative or profitable. So Apple probably won’t find another Steve Jobs like mind anytime soon, but this may keep them in the race for market share.  Will Apple take command of their destiny, and Global Market Share, once again? Will Apple invent and be first to market with the next generation Consumer Electronics Game Changer? Or is it too late and history will note the impending low end release as an MBA spreadsheet contrived “A race to the bottom”.

How the mighty have fallen in the midst of the battle…

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Helloo India 2013 Movie First Look

Helloo India 2013 Movie First Look Poster featuring. Akshat Kumar, Priety Zinta

Check out the first look poster of upcoming Bollywood comedy movie  Hello India . The movie is directed by Shabnam Kapoor .The movie star cast Akshat Kumar, Priety Zinta, Namrata Shirodhkar in lead roles.

The movie is framed of India country that how the people went out of the country and saying hello to the country .This is the first movie of Akshat Kumar with Preety Zinta in leading roles. The movie is so fantastic to screening and full family oriented movie .

Full Movie Details:

• Movie : Helloo India
• Starring : Akshay Kumar, Priety Zinta, Namrata Shirodhkar
• Director : Shabnam Kapoor

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Run Bhola Run (2013) Movie First look

Run Bhola Run 2013 Movie First Look ft. Govinda,Tusshar Kapoor,Ameesha Patel

Checkout the first look of Bollywood upcoming most entertainment and comedian film Run Bhola Run 2013. The movie is directed by Neeraj Vora . Govinda, Tushar Kapoor, Ameesha Patel are chosen to be in lead roles.

This movie takes a whole time to be directed so it can be more gracious in Bollywood. The movie would be so fantastic to screening and full family oriented movie . The movies focus on the two people that has been stressed in jail and then by triggering out and run away from it. They has been escaped through the illegal session. So, Keep entertain this movie and enjoy it…

Full Movie Details:

• Movie : Run Bhola Run
• Starring : Govinda, Tusshar Kapoor, Ameesha Patel
• Director : Neeraj Vora
• Music Director : Pritam Monty Sharma

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Andaz Apna Apna 2 Movie

Andaz Apna Apna 2 Movie First Look Poster 

Here ia the poster  for the movie Andaj Apna Apna 2 releasing in 2014. This movie is sequel of Andaz apna apna which is superhit movie and the most comedian movie which is screening by both dashing actor Dabaang Salman Khan and 3 Idiots Amir Khan. 
There will be great start of the movie playground. 

This is family oriented movie which took in theater and cinemas in2014 forward. The movie is so lucky that movie talk in bollywood hit it. After a long time both actors work in same play.

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Gori Tere Pyar Mein Movie First Look Poster

Gori Tere Pyar Mein (2013) Movie First Look Poster ft. Imran Khan & Kareena Kapoor

Gori Tere Pyar Mein is upcoming romantic plus dramatic movie  The movie is directed by Punit Malhotra and produce by Karan Johar. The movie starring Imran Khan and Kareena Kapoor in lead roles.

 This is most romantic movie of Novembe rafter a year ago Kareena kapoor also might be in screening. 

Imran Khan makes this movie screening romantic pose and also this is second movie of bollywood in which both the shining stars doing same project. This is family oriented movie which is to be released on mid of November.

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HTC One M7 in India For Rs. 42,000

HTC has made another flagship for HTC One M7 and launched it in India at a price of Rs. 42,000.  HTC One M7  has been installed with android OS version 4.1.2 and powered by a 1,7. GHz processor. 

The processor is from the snapdragon series and has a the name as Qualcomm APQ8064T.

It comes with 1 GB RAM and 2 GB internal memory with an expandable memory slot fro MicroSD cards.

It's having a 4.7 inch screen with a screen resolution of 1920x1080. The screen has been made by Gorilla Glass.

Supporting  4 MP camera gives a high resolution picture. The camera has the slow motion recording feature in it. It also has the front facing camera  with 2.1 MP.

 It has a 2300mAh battery to take power and operate it. This battery can run this device up to 24 hours with normal usage. This smartphone will be available at Rs. 42,000 in India

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Lava Xolo Q700 Specifications

Xolo Q700  is installed with Android 4.2  with the 1.2 GHz Quad Core processor. This is the second phone with quad core from lava.

Xolo  Q700 comes with three different profiles which offer their own unique features. Check out the specification for the new Smartphone Xolo Q700.

Key Features for the Q700

OS

Installed with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS with some built in Android apps.

Processor

A 1.2 GHz Quad CoreSnapdragon processor uses for it.

Display

It has 4.5 inch capacitive display with resolution of 960x540px.

Camera

5 Mega Pixel Rear camera, 0.3 MP front facing camera. It gives a Video Resolution of 720p

Network

DUAL SIM Capability, GSM

Connectivity

·         Bluetooth v3. 0

·         WI-Fi

·         Micro USB

·         3G

Battery

2400mAh Battery is used to power up the device.

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Samsung Galaxy S4 Specifications

Samsung has launched the new Galaxy S4 Smartphone to its galaxy list.  Samsung has released this Smartphone  as the successor of the previously launched galaxy s3  Smartphone. The S4 is having  about 5 inches in display screen

Samsung is company from Korea has  placed a solid  Smartphone to its list. The new model is coded as GT-i9500. The name given to the Smartphone is Galaxy S4 Smartphone. Here are the  basic features for this Smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Full Specifictions

Operating System

Galaxy S4 has been installed with the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS

The processor used

A 1.9 GHz quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor has been used in S4

Memory

2GB RAM memory with expandable memory facility. Memory can be increased by MicroSD card.

Display Screen

 It has the 5-inch capacitive touch display with resolution of 1920×1080 PX and pixel density of 441ppi (pixels per inch)

Camera

 It has got the 13 MP rear camera with LED flash light. The front camera is of 2 MP. Some Features of Camera are :

1. ·         Dual Shot
2. ·         Touch focus,
3. ·         Face and smile detection
4. ·         Image stabilization

Connectivity

Bluetooth V4.0, Micro USB 2.0 ,NFC, Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (HT80 )GPS/GNSS

Price

It has been launched for a price about Rs. 41,500 in India.

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world's longest Limousine car

The world's longest Limousine car has 26 wheel. It can be driven with a smooth bend on curve road in the middle and corners of the cars. This innovation has put Limousine in a Guinness Book of world Records.

This is the longest car in the world and there are two compartment for drivers at each corner just like a train. The purpose for two compartment is to provide a help in reverse for the car.

This car is equipped with many luxuries inside it. The sun dexk, helipad, a swimming pool also are placed inside the car. This car also contains a King's sized bed and a satellite dish.

The problem with this car is that it is not the street friendly. As it can not not driven into the street of a city.

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Salman Khan Spotted with Romanian Actress Lulia

Salman Khan is the Most recognizable Bollywood bachelor actors. He is now a new girl as his girlfriend and reports are saying that he is going to marry with her. 

He was spotted with the girl and the signs show that Salman Khan has his mind and heart set to have  lulia as his wife.

 None of the girl was set for Salman yet. But now he has got his dream girl to whom he is going to marry.  That mysterious girl was seen with Salman Khan around Bandra.

 As the researches said the Girl Lulia is a Romanian Television Actress. The full name of hers is Lulia Vantur. Salmaan Khan knew her since last two years. And now they have been spotted together. Almost every day at the suburban Five star hotel in Bandra.

This shows the Actor Salmaan Khan is quite serious about her and going to marry with Lulia Vantur. Salamn Khan had some dates with another actress , but he has never spotter as with Lulia.

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