Motorola working on 7-inch tablet and more laptop-capable phones

Motorola doesn’t seem satisfied with its hot new 10-inch Xoom Android tablet, or its Atrix 4G – a smartphone that allows users to dock it to a laptop-style device with its Webtop app. The manufacturer is now working on a more portable 7-inch tablet and plenty more smartphones that will connect with its laptop dock.

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Kaspersky expands its mobile security offering to include Android and BlackBerry devices

Kaspersky Lab announced that it is now offering protection for BlackBerry and Android smartphone owners, in addition to Windows Mobile and Symbian devices. Available for purchase across North America, Kaspersky Mobile Security 9 now offers anti-theft and privacy features for four popular mobile platforms – Symbian, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and Android.

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Streaming Netflix on the iPad via Verizon iPhone 4 Read more:

One of the most exciting advantages the Verizon iPhone 4 has over its AT&T counterpart is its ability to become a mobile hot spot. A mobile hot spot allows several devices to connect to it via Wi-Fi and then uses a cellular signal to connect those devices to the Internet. Essentially the hot spot becomes a wireless router.

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HTC 7 Pro Windows Phone Announced on Sprint as the Arrive

As expected, Sprint has announced their first Windows Phone, which you might recognize as the HTC 7 Pro, but they’re calling it the Arrive. The name change was rumoured last month along with the Kyocera Echo, and doesn’t strike me as a bad move at all.

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BlackBerry Curve 8520 deals

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is less a mobile phone and more of an all-round next-generation communications device. And it’s got on-the-go entertainment covered and plenty of onboard memory, too. Less

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Russians develop ‘iPhone beater’ with GLONASS GPS

Apparently it doesn’t take much to call a new smartphone an “iPhone beater” these days – or at least according to the Russians. A new Android device made by ZTE and AFK Sistema, called the A918, was presented to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and features a GLONASS GPS system. Apparently the GPS system is 93% accurate versus the 64% accuracy rate of the iPhone. And with that, we have a device that pretty much beats the iPhone, right?

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Tips to Emerge Successful in Call Center Interview

Call centers are rage nowadays. They offer lots of professional and lucrative opportunities which are too hard to resist. However, the candidates have to go through a rigorous screening and personal interview.

Generally call center pre- employment tests are combinations of online test of grammar, English proficiency, basic knowledge of computer and a personal interview test to check the attitude quotient of a candidate. Generally, the first round of call center interview starts with the telephonic round with HR where candidates are checked for intonation and language proficiency. Any hint of Mother Tongue during conversation or lack of proper language skill ends up in Total Rejection only. Read more

Rising Demand Of Call Center Outsourcing Services

A question that hovers over the head of any professional today would be, if their company is able to provide all the services as per the needs and demands of the customers everyday. At such phase of boom in the field of outsourcing, a customer expects to get enabled to contact a company’s representative 24/7/365, whenever he would like to. And, with whichever medium, as, through phone, e mail or fax. It is very much understood that everyone wants quick response of their queries, that too in the most courteous, professional and efficient manner.

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Bhalobasha niye Bangladesh-e airtel!

Message from Chris Tobit, CEO, airtel Bangladesh Limited

Dhaka, December 20, 2010: Bharti Airtel Limited, a leading global telecommunications company with operations in 19 countries across Asia and Africa, today announced the launch of its mobile services in Bangladesh under the airtel brand. With this, airtel Bangladesh joins the global airtel family of 200 million customers having completed the acquisition of Warid Telecom, Bangladesh from the Dhabi Group. Read more

It’s official: Google Nexus One owners will get Android Gingerbread

When the Google Nexus S was announced, some Nexus One owners were already beginning to feel a little envy. Why? Aside from gadgets getting stale a little after a year, it was big news that the follow up to the Google phone would be the first with the next iteration of Android – Gingerbread. Android 2.3, as it’s otherwise known, promised a little more polish and showed a dramatic improvement in speed. It left many Android owners – especially those with the latest devices – wondering when they might get a little Gingerbread love, too.

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