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The iPhone insurance picture remains puzzling. The iPhone is a pocket sized mini computer, mini camera, mini video camera and Ipod Music device and much more all rolled into one very compact small device. In today’s world there are devices that do far less application-wise (and are far less technologically speaking) that can be insured, namely, desktop computers, laptop computers and other smart phones. Considering that it costs $600 to $1000 to replace your iphone (depending on model and vintage) the absence of a full comprehensive iphone insurance package covering lost iphone and stolen iphone is a serious lapse.

Of course the iphone is not the only smart phone so when you look further afield it is somewhat surprising to find that cellular insurance for Blackberry, Palm Pre and others in that category are covered for phone lost and phone stolen in combination with phone damage through most providers. You don’t need to go far to see that AT&T Insurance, Verizon Insurance, Sprint Insurance and the other major providers offer this full wireless phone insurance on all their makes – with one big exception: AT&T the exclusive iphone distributor in the US omits iphone insurance altogether. We believe the reason for the iphone insurance gap is indeed the potential cost of replacement to the carriers combined with the perceived risk. It is common knowledge that a damaged iphone is difficult to repair so replacement at around $800 average is a deterrent to the underwriter. Add to this the cost of processing claims and shipment; a high claim ratio may turn out to be a losing proposition for any underwriter. Still, then why are other expensive devices able to obtain cell phone insurance through the same carriers? The argument against iphone insurance is unconvincing. It is just a matter of time before a forward thinking phone insurance provider breaches the gap by offering iphone insurance on the 8GB, 16GB and new 32GB that includes Lost and Stolen with premiums and deductibles that make sense. Right now you can get iphone insurance for accidental spills, accidental drops and factory malfunction. You can’t protect yourself for iphone lost or iphone stolen

Ensquared the prominent phone insurance authority having introduced the first-ever phone insurance calculator continues to focus on the iphone insurance story as it continues to unfold

Nowadays, number of electronic devices is being used in our homes which are consuming a greater amount of electricity. Every month the electricity bill keeps on increasing. Among all of them, most consumable device is the television. To overcome this problem, Sony has introduced the most stupendous entertaining television Bravia KDL – 40 WE5 LCD TV. The screen size of the TV is of 40 inches. The energy consumption of the TV is almost 50 % less when compared to the normal 40 inched LCDs. It consumes an average of just 88W.

Backlight system and the presence sensor are some of the special features of this Sony Bravia. The presence sensor is extremely a sensitive feature that it can switch off the screen and sets to audio mode when there is no one in the room by analyzing the body movement and heat in that room. It automatically restores the screen whenever the user enters the room. Eco preset and light sensors are the other eco relative features which adjust the picture settings of the television when there is a change in the lighting effects of the room. Another feature amended with the TV is the ‘idle mode’ which switch-off the TV in a certain time when there is no operations under taken in that period of time.

This Sony LCD HD Television is designed with a stylish look of white frame and not in black like other LCDs. It weighs just 21 kg which is comparatively lighter. The dimension of the TV is 686(h) x 987(w) x 303(d) mm. It supports all kind of multi media files with four HDMI ports and an USB port. DLNA certified Ethernet pack is also attached with the TV. This is mainly for the APPLICAST access. This is a solitary feature offered by Sony for some online photo store, on screen calculator, world clock, RSS feeds and some interactive news.

The Sony Bravia comes with an amazing picture quality of 1080p resolution with a contrast ratio of 100,000:1 which is mainly because of the Bravia engine 3. This engine prevents the occurrence of noises in the images and promotes the sharpness. The motion flow is of 100Hz which is an outstanding motion clarity which can provide a greater sharpness even there are many dynamic pictures in the screen. All these eco supportive features make this 40 inches Sony Bravia, a Green TV.

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Months after teasing us at CES with an announcement of Skype’s native VoIP client for the iPhone, the free Skype for iPhone will finally be available to download from the iTunes App Store sometime on Tuesday. We got a chance to sit down with the application’s principal engineer before the announcement was made at CTIA 2009, to see Skype for iPhone do its thing. While most of the features aren’t too surprising–Skype does want to maintain some consistency across its mobile applications, after all–there are a few capabilities that are notably missing, and a few iPhone-only perks that are refreshing to see.

In terms of navigation, Skype’s VoIP app for iPhone looks more like your traditional iPhone app than it does Skype 4.0 for Windows. For many who already prefer Apple’s sleek interface archetype, that’s a triumph, but those who enjoy Skype’s branding may feel disappointed.

Skype’s screens are well organized and use the iPhone’s ability to add filters, for instance, to sort your contacts alphabetically, or by who’s online. There’s chatting as well, though Skype’s flagship feature is its VoIP calling that’s free to other Skype users and an inexpensive per-minute fee to landlines. Calls on Skype for iPhone work only if you’re in range of a Wi-Fi network, so your call quality will in part be at the mercy and strength of wireless networks nearby–calls will not work over the cell phone network on the iPhone (but chatting will.) Assuming your connection is solid, you can dial a number or quickly call a contacts stored in your address book. iPod Touch users will need earphones with an embedded mic to talk. During a call, you can mute the line, go on hold, or put the call on speakerphone. In the My Info window, you can follow a link to buy more SkypeOut credit online.

Taking a photo from within Skype to serve as your avatar image, or pulling a picture in from the camera roll are two iPhone-only features that makes use of the phone’s hardware attributes. Another imperfect, but still neat, feature is the ability to accept incoming conference calls. While you won’t be able to initiate a call, we’re told, you will be able to jump on one if a buddy invites you in. We hope the next version includes placing conference calls from the iPhone.

Skype left a few more skills out of its maiden iPhone voyage. SMS, setting up a conference calling group, purchasing SkypeOut credit directly, and being able to field a second incoming Skype call are a few. File transferring and getting Skype voicemail native on the phone are two more. We expect to see at least two of these added in the next version, but we’ll hope for more.

Transcend has refreshed its digital photo frame line-up in India with the launch of PF810.
Featuring a LED lighted touch-sensitive menu interface, PF810 has 8-inch 800×600 (4:3) colour TFT LCD panel display.

It packs 2GB of built-in flash memory, multimedia playback capabilities, alarm clock, FM radio and electronic calendar.

Announcing the launch, Austin Huang, regional head - Sales, SAARC & APAC, said, “This is much more than average digital photo frame as you can play music and videos in various formats and also tune in to your favourite FM stations.”

Transcend PF810 supports popular digital camera formats including JPG and BMP, and allows users to view their photos in slideshow or in a tiled thumbnail view.

Its AOS (Automatic Orientation Sensor) adjusts image placement on the screen automatically for optimal viewing. In addition to this, PF810 is equipped with advanced new NaturaTone intelligent skin colour processing and user-selectable colour modes.

Available in two variants, black and white, Transcend PF810 is priced at Rs 9,900.