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Windows 8.1

As we can see from the screenshot/mockup above, the most apparent change is what's resting underneath or below the lock screen. For weeks we've been hearing a lot about Cortana,and this may be a shot of what using the speech service will look like when the phone is locked. We've gone over the other minor changes in yesterday's post, such as the Alarm being present in the lock screen notifications tray and the clock now included in the top-right corner of the status tray.

Coke_Studio

Coke Studio is Mtv Show and Popular in Indian country.Each Hour long episod Of coke studio at Mtv Featured 6 Songs and a diverse mix of music from alternative genres including Carnatic and Hindustani Composition by new musician recreate Bollywood track And special song created on the show. This season has total of 10 episodes including 1 showing the best of coke studio season.

Lumia Black

Lumia Black


The Lumia Black update combines a host of new features, improvements in imaging, new apps and app updates from Microsoft and Nokia to make your Lumia smartphone experience even better....

Microsoft

Microsoft is Merge Windows App Store And Microsoft App Store Terry Myerson the VP of Operating System at Microsoft , said that this unification will allow both Application store to work as one but did not go into detail on how user would be able to use the diffrentApplication on diffrent sized Hardware

Lumia 929

Lumia 929 is said to have a 1080p resolution display and a 20 megapixel PureView camera with oversampling functionality. The difference here is that while the 1520 is said to have a massive 6-inch display, the 929 will have a comparatively smaller 5-inch display.

http://lumiagyaan.blogspot.in/2013/10/nokia-lumia-929-coming-to-verizon-in.html

Thursday, 26 September 2013

MetroTalk gets multiple-account support for Google Voice users and more

Before Google snatched them up, there was a cool little company called Grand Central. Grand Central’s idea, way back in 2007, was to have one phone number to call all of your phones, regardless if they were landlines or cellular. In fact, you could configure it so specific users could be routed to specific phones e.g. the wife would ring all phones, while your boss would ring none (or vice versa).  Plus, you never have to give out your real phone numbers—just the Google Voice one.



That’s why we’re big fans of MetroTalk. As you may have noticed, we have quite a few Windows Phones laying around on various carriers. MetroTalk is the solution for the Windows Phone user that Google won’t give. It allows you to make calls from your Google Voice number in addition to getting free SMS messaging (since it uses data to transmit). It’s a nifty app that has seen continued development since early 2012.
This week, version 3.4 went live and was followed by two quick patch updates. We’ll tell you what’s new.

MetroTalk changelog Version 3.4.2 (coming soon) UI fix for the T9 dialer on 480p devices The “+” character is now available on the T9 dialer by long-pressing the “0″ button Various fixes and updates Version 3.4.1 (current version) New: It is now possible to undelete a message from trash by tapping it Bug fix: Contact pictures are now saved properly
Version 3.4 New: Complete overhaul of the Call/Text page with support for T9 dialing New: Multiple accounts support with full support for push notifications New: Added ability to automatically configure push notifications on Gmail accounts New: It is now possible to (manually) configure push notifications on non-Gmail accounts (e.g. Outlook) New: Added a new setup wizard for automatically configuring the application New: Added “international filtering” calling method Update: Security improvements Bug fix: Fixed UI issue where lists would occasionally fail to display all their items
That’s quite a lot of changes. Indeed, we’re not even hardcore enough to have multiple Google Voice accounts (they are free, after all), but we can see where people have multiple Gmail accounts would need to use this.
The new setup feature is welcomed as Google Voice, like all things Google, tends to lack discoverability and therefore can be troublesome to configure. Version 3.4.2 will bring a few bug fixes is pending approval in the Store right now, so it should go live in the next 24 hours or so.
In speaking with the developer, Andreas, we’re also told to expect a few more exciting things in the future.But for now, you’ll just have to wait If you use Google Voice (voice.google.com) or have thought about it, pick up MetroTalk in the Store. Between the lockscreen notification support, push notifications, Live Tile and the Modern UI, we like this app a lot. There is a free version (ad supported) and a pay version.Highly recommended

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