Blux Camera iOS app with PEAR photographic assistant

For all you photographers out there that use an iOS device to snap your images, you might like to know that there is a new iOS app available to download called Blux Camera, which claims to be the world’s first intelligent camera due to incorporating P.E.A.R technology, which isn’t found in any other camera.

The Blux Camera app is for the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, and the iPhone 5 running iOS 5.0 or above, and the Blux Camera app integrates an intelligent photographic assistant so the user can snap the perfect picture, along with creating stylish , stunning images anywhere,and a must have camera app for photographers at every level.

iPhone 5 shoots its first commercial and water tortured

There has been a bit of a problem with the camera on the iPhone 5 of late with many reporting a purple haze when snapping images in bright light, but what about when it comes to shooting video with the new iOS smartphone? Well everything seems to be okay with the iOS camera when shooting video as the two videos we have for your viewing consideration below prove.

Apparently Apple has said that the purple haze problem is caused by usersholding the iPhone 5 wrong, but obviously when it comes to shooting a commercial with the iPhone 5 it appears the way you hold the handset doesn’t cause any problems when shooting video as evidenced in the two videos below.

Android 4.0 ICS update available for Intel XOLO X900

The first Intel Medfield smartphone, the Intel XOLO X900 has been out and about for some time now, and playing along with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, but the device was promised to be updated with the Android 4.0 operating system, and keeping to their promise, Intel has now made available the ICS update for the device.

News of the Intel XOLO X900 gaining theAndroid Ice Cream Sandwich update has been brought to our attention by GSM Arena, and the Android operating system update is now available to grab by either hitting up the Lava website or you can gain the update over the air.

Micromax launches range of LED TVs, Home Theatres and 3D Blu Ray Player

Mobile phone and Tablet maker, Micromax has entered to home entertainment business with the launch of 6 new LED TVs, 2 Home Theaters and a 3D Blu Ray Player.

The LED TVs range from 24-inch to 55-inch and comes with HDMI support and is powered by AVEA (Audio Visual Entertainment Architecture). The AVEA feature offers full HD resolution for the videos with dynamic contracts with better color clarity, image detail and clear HD surround sound. It also has plug and play USB support that lets you connect an mp3 player, digital camera, hard drives etc. to play videos and videos of 14 different formats.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 OTA update brings Multiscreen feature

Samsung has started rolling out a new software update for the Galaxy Note 2 that brings Multiscreen feature. This feature was supposed to come pre-loaded, but it started rolling out only through a Over the Air (OTA) update. The Multiscreen feature was first introduced in the Galaxy Note 10.1 (Note 800) that makes multitasking easy by running the apps side-by-side.

Angry Birds Star Wars edition launching on November 8th

Rovio today announced the next installment of its Angry Birds franchise, Angry Birds Star Wars. Following a teaser image last week, the famous birds will be dressed up to assume the likeness of characters from the classic saga. The red bird takes on the role of Luke Skywalker and we can even spot a Chewbacca in there !

The dark side will be represented by the pigs while the in game music will be a homage to that from original epic. The game will tie in with a wide range of merchandise including table games, toys and costumes. Available on 8th November for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and computers. After the surprisingly great Bad Piggies, we’re hoping Rovio can bring back the magic of the original game to this franchise which is starting to feel stale.

Galaxy Note II N7100 first official firmware goes online

Galaxy Note II is surely the most powerful smartphone/phablet in the market right now. Many of the features shown by Samsung was not available in the device out of the box, but all the Note II owners will be happy to know that all those functions are included by flashing this latest firmware.

many of the Galaxy note II owners did not get the feature of using multiple windows as advertised by Samsung out of the box, now this update brings this feature to all the devices coupled with many bug fixes. The size of this firmware is a bit scary, it’s a whopping 1043 MB. This means that there are loads of other features which we don’t know about that are packed inside. So all the Note II owners, go ahead flash it and check it out.

You can download the Note II N7100XXALJ1 firmware from here .