UKUP July 27th Release Posters

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Samantha Latest Gorgeous Stills Gallery

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Ukup New Rocking Poster HQ (Exclusive)

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Baadshah Onlocation Stills In Italy(Exclusive)

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Ukup Release Pre-Poned To July 27th

The release date of Uu Kodathara Ulikki Padathara has been pushed ahead by a week. Earlier, Lakshmi Manchu had announced that the film will release on August 2 on the eve of Raksha Bandhan. Now, the film is going to release on July 27. The first copy of the film was ready a couple of weeks back. The producer is extremely satisfied and confident of the film. The producer has shown the film to the buyers before selling it. It shows the kind of positive buzz this film carries. It's a dream project of Manoj Manchu and he has been traveling with the first time director Sekhar Raja for the past few years and finally materialized it with the best of cast and production team. Manoj Manchu has also choreographed action sequences in this movie. Manchu Manoj, Balakrishna, Lakshmi Manchu, Deeksha Seth, Sonu Sood and Sai Kumar are playing the lead roles in this film. Sekhar Raja has directed it and Lakshmi Manchu is produced it. Bobo Sashi has composed the music.

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Eega - Ntr & Raviteja Special Trailers

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Siva Thandavam Movie HD Posters

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Shridi Sai Audio Posters HQ (Exclusive)

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10 Interesting facts about KFC

• The creator of KFC, “Colonel Sanders”, was actually a gas station manager, whose real name was Harland Sanders.

• The first KFC restaurant was opened outside of Sanders gas station, and was originally called Sanders Court & Cafe.

• The first ever bucket of KFC chicken was sold in 1952.

• KFC is consumed by nearly 8 million people per day in the US alone

• The KFC franchise is open in 80 countries around the world.

• In 1982, KFC was acquired by Nabisco. But after some time Pepsi Co acquired Nasisco , so now KFC is acquired by Pepsi Co.

• The original, still secret recipe, was invented in 1940.

• The secret recipe for KFC chicken is kept in a safe in Louisville, KY.

• In 2007, KFC decided to keep the original recipe, but fry the chicken in a different type of oil so that trans fat was removed.

• KFC is routinely boycotted by organizations like PETA for what they consider animal rights violations committed against chickens.

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Access Wikipedia in offline mode: Pocket Wikipedia

Wikipedia has become worlds no.1 content searching website. There are more than 3.8 million articles written (only in English) on this website. Wikipedia is 6th most popular website around the globe according to Alexa and has 365 million estimated readers worldwide.

It is available in 283 languages and is run by the Non-Profit Wikimedia Foundation. If you frequently refer Wikipedia then Pocket Wikipedia is something that will bring smile to your face.

Pocket Wikipedia is small application which permits you to access Wikipedia in offline mode but it is not whole Wikipedia’s shebang, It is composed of 14 million articles and 24,000 images in 175 MB zip file. It has very user friendly interface and gives you quick access to search to find out the desired article. It works on Microsoft Windows, Linux operating systems and on Widows based mobiles as well.

Click Here to Download Pocket Wikipedia

Below are the some screenshots of Pocket Wikipedia

Alternatively you can also use WikiTaxi to access Wikipedia in offline mode.

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Smaller iPad tablet now confirmed

The US newspaper New York Times finally confirmed in an article the rumors of an upcoming iPad tablet with a smaller screen and a lower price after initial reports with the same information surfaced in The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.

The upcoming tablet known so far as iPad mini or iPad nano will compete with the successful and cheap Amazon Kindle Fire and Google Nexus. Expected to feature a 7.85-inch display, which will still be larger than the ones found in competing tablets, the smaller iPad will sell for around 200 USD – a very competitive price.

Apple is now in a hurry to grab a big market share in the low-end tablet market – where the Kindle Fire is king nowadays. Surprisingly for the tech giant budget-oriented tablets captured the attention of more buyers than expected who now purchase them by the millions.

Interestingly enough a few years ago the late Steve Jobs rebuffed the idea of having an iPad with a small screen. Back then a 7-inch tablet was thought to be good enough to surf “in the bathroom” only. The later 9.7-inch size was released because Jobs and his tablet colleagues though the screen size would be sufficient enough to allow “great tablet apps” saying the smaller screen just compromised too much.

The iPad mini or whatever it will be called may become available later this year with the Christmas period being most likely to see a 7.85-inch iPad launch.

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French scientists suggest new extremely durable storage method

Did you know that popular 120 mm optical discs promise to keep your information for up to 100 years?

This may seem enough for most people as sadly pretty much all of them will be dead in a hundred years but for some tech people and scientists a hundred years just don’t cut it. This is why a team of French scientists has proposed a new technology that promises to keep your data for as long as 10 million years!

The new tech, which is still in early stage, is based on 200 mm sapphire discs that are covered on the inside with a thin layer of platinum. It is exactly the platinum coating that provides the longevity. As to information – it is stored as extremely small text pages that can be read by using a microscope only.

But what’s the goal of such long life discs? For one thing they may provide crucial information to future generations – for example where radioactive waste was stored.

The new technology is not free from drawbacks though. First one is pricing – a single disc costs EUR 25 000. Second, using human language to write information might mean that in the future the language may have become ancient or even extinct. Another problem is which language to use.

Despite the problems the new technology seems promising so it may even see wide use in a few decades.

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Giada i53 – A Book-Sized Computer

First announced at the Computex 2012 the Giada i53 is a new small form factor PC that boasts with its size – about as large as a book. It is now getting closer to market, which means there’s more information about it – and despite its humble size it packs quite a bit of punch!

The Giada i53 mini PC comes with Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors although it is not known which generation is inside – most likely Ivy Bridge. The i53 also supports up to 4 GB of DDR3 RAM – it may not be enough for most PC enthusiasts but it’s more than enough for everyday use. A 500 GB hard drive provides storage and the graphics is based on the Intel HD 4000 graphics chip, which is fast enough for a large number of (older) games and perfect for 2D usage.

As to connectivity the Giada i53 provides four USB 2.0 ports, one USB 3.0 port, VGA output, as well as Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth and a card reader.

The Giada i53 will be available in two versions – with a light gray or black chassis that is just 26 mm thick.

Expected on the market very soon the basic Giada i53 mini PC will cost USD 520.

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Philips Introduces New Dual Sim Smartphone

Please meet the W732 – Philips’ latest Android-based smartphone. What’s so unusual about it – for a budget offering it packs way more than basic features so read on!

Based on Android 4.0 ICS the W732 can work with two SIM cards and is powered by a 1 GHz MediaTek MT6575 single-core processor. There’s also 1 GB of RAM, a 4.3-inch LCD IPS capacitive touchscreen at 480 x 800 pixel resolution and a 5 MP camera with flash and autofocus.

Available in pink, black, white, green and blue the new Philips W732 is now available in China and Russia but pricing is unknown.

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Nokia Leaks Info On Upcoming Phones

Users of the Nokia Remote Device Access service may have noticed a leak on the service that mentions an upcoming smartphone – the Nokia Lumia 910. Apart from it though the Finnish tech giant has leaked info on more phones to come.

There’s a total of six new smartphones that were leaked on the Nokia Remote Device Access service and the Lumia 910 is just one of them with the rest being the Nokia Lumia 510, Nokia Belle 805, Nokia Lumia 920, Nokia Lumia 950 and Nokia Lumia 1001. Unfortunately except for the names nothing else is known.

Still smartphone experts speculate that the new Lumia devices may be different versions of Windows Phone for different carriers while others expect the Lumia 510 to be the successor to the 500 with the Belle 805 being the 808 PureView minus the camera. Other experts suggest these smartphones will be all Windows Phone 8-based after the fiasco with the current Lumia generation.

Which suggestion is correct? Sadly, this remains to be seen.

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Tuneega Tuneega July 20 Release Posters

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