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Most Popular Indian Movies List - Indian Movies - Latest Movie News | Free Download Popular Movies - Indian Movies

Sunday 19 February 2012 3 comments


Most of these ten most famous Indian movies were produced in the Hindi language and in locations across India. Known as Bollywood movies, these films are popular in South Asia and the Middle East. Many of the films are also available for online viewing by fans around the world. Here, these famous Indian movies are presented in alphabetical order by title.
  1. “Aladin.” “Aladin” is first on the list of most famous Indian movies, a Bollywood twist on the classic “Arabian Nights” tale of Aladdin. The 2009 Hindi movie is a comic action-adventure film starring Ritesh Deshmukh, Jacqueline Fernandez and Amitabh Bachchan. It centers on a bullied orphan named Aladin who receives a magic lamp. His life changes forever when he releases the genie, a rock star named Genius.
  2. “Delhi-6.” Another recent favorite, “Delhi-6,” is a Middle-Eastern comedy-drama about love, hope and self-discovery in the city of Delhi (zip code 6). This Hindi language film stars Waheeda Rehman, Abhishek Bachchan and Sonam Kapoor.
  3. “Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge.” “Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge,” translated “The Big Hearted Will Take The Bride,” is a famous 1995 musical. Considered one of the top must-see Bollywood films, the romantic comedy focuses on first generation British Indians, their lives and loves. The film stars Shahrukh Khan, Kajol and Amrish Puri.
  4. “Indian.” “Indian,” also known as “Hindustani,” is a 1996 Tamil film dubbed in the Hindi language. The musical action-drama stars Kamal Hassan, Nedumudi Venu and Manisha Koirala. It tells the story of an angry freedom fighter determined to clean up government corruption. The movie was an Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Language Film.
  5. “Jab We Met.” “Jab We Met,” translated “When We Met,” is a funny 2007 romantic comedy starring Kareena Kapoor, Shahid Kapoor and Imtiaz Ali. This Indian movie centers on a depressed Mumbai businessman who meets a spunky Punjabi girl on an overnight train ride to Delhi. Their meeting changes his life forever.
  6. “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.” The Bollywood mega hit “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham,” translated “Sometimes Happiness, Sometimes Sadness,” is one of the most famous Indian movies. The 2001 musical drama tells the story of a prodigal son and the younger brother who vows to bring him home. The film features many of India’s leading actors, including Amitabh Bachchan, Hrithik Roshan and Karan Johar.
  7. “Kal Ho Naa Ho.” “Kal ho naa ho,” translated “Tomorrow May Never Come,” is a 2003 Indian film starring Preity Zinta, Shahrukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan. The story focuses on a serious girl named Naina–and Aman, the new neighbor who teaches her how to really live.
  8. “Mohabbatein.” “Mohabbatein,” translated “Love Stories,” is a 2000 Indian film starring Amitabh Bachchan, Shahrukh Khan and Uday Chopra. Winner of two Filmfare Awards, the movie revolves around three young men who meet in a train station and begin an instant friendship. Through various trials and tribulations, they learn that love and change are inevitable parts of life.
  9. “Salaam-E-Ishq.” Another recently-famous Indian movie is “Salaam-E-Ishq,” translated “A Salute To Love.” The 2007 Bollywood musical features a huge cast of Indian movie stars, including Salman Khan, Priyanka Chopra and Anil Kapoor. The story revolves around six couples in love and the problems they face in their relationships.
  10. “Umrao Jaan.” Last on this famous Indian movies list is “Umrao Jaan,” a 1981 film based on an Urdu novel about a famous Lucknow courtesan. Set in the mid-1840s, the musical drama stars Farooq Shaikh, Naseeruddin Shah and the beautiful Rekha, often featured as a sex symbol in Indian media.

Introducing the New Twitter Interface is available for all after roll out two month

Friday 17 February 2012 2 comments

MICRO BLOGGING WEB SITE Twitter has announced that all of its users have been updated to its latest interface.


The new look Twitter interface was launched in December and Twitter has completed its roll out. Some users have had to wait longer than others but it's available for all desktop and mobile users now.


Twitter said, "It's been available for mobile phones, via the mobile web, Twitter for iPhone and Twitter for Android, and we've been rolling it out steadily to Twitter.com. Now, everyone has access to it."


As one user points out it was a change to swap the news feed from the left hand side to the right.





Samsung Galaxy Note Full Mobile Specifications and Price in India | Samsung Galaxy Note Excellent REVIEW | Galaxy Note`s update & it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich

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Samsung Galaxy Note PreviewSamsung after it’s huge success with Android mobile phones has now launched yet another addition to it’s queue. Samsung Galaxy Note, a smart mobile handset with a combination of smartphone functionality along with a tablet viewing experience. You no longer required to carry any other devices like mobile, tablet PC, digital camera, pen, notepad & other stationary stuff if you have Samsung Galaxy Note in hand.
The Samsung Galaxy Note mobile is equipped with a 5.3″ HD Super AMOLED WXGA screen with different sensors like Light sensor, proximity sensor, accelerometer & Barometer. The mobile runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system with a 1.4GHz dual core processor & 1GB RAM powering it from the back end.
Galaxy Note also ports a S pen (stylus) which is used to capture, crop & annotate. For example, you can draw pictures, create presentations and many more using the S pen.
The mobile supports playback of different audio formats such as mp3, mp4, aac, amr, wma, wav, flac, ogg & video formats such as MPEG 4, H.264, H.263, WMV, DivX, Xvic and VC-1. Apart from these it allows the playback of 1080p HD videos. The music player is powered by SoundAlive & the mobile has a 3.5mm audio jack for better quality. Stereo FM with RDS will allow you to tune into different FM radio stations. The other connectivity features include LTE, HSPA+, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot.
Samsung Galaxy Note has got a 8MP camera on the back side with LED flash support. The front camera is of 2MP quality which allows you to make good quality video calls. As the rear camera is providing HD video recording of 1080p @ 30fps (frames per second), you don’t need to carry a separate digital camera with you.
It has an internal memory of 16GB/32GB (two different variants) and in addition it supports an external memory card of upto 32GB.


Price of Samsung Galaxy Note in India: Rs.34,990/-




Review Of Samsung Galaxy Note



galaxy-note-review-600Without a doubt, the Samsung Galaxy Note is the biggest smartphone you’ve ever seen. It’s still nice and thin (just 0.38 inches), so don’t worry about flashbacks to the Zack Morris phones of yesteryear. Still, why would you want such a big screen in a phone? Samusng has a few ideas, some of them brand new.
With a 5-inch screen, the Galaxy Note blurs the line between phone and tablet. Any function that benefits from extra screen space effectively gets an upgrade on the Note, and there are a lot of them. Still, let’s be clear: you buy this device from AT&T with a contract. It has a built-in data connection (4G LTE, thank you very much) and — oh yeah — it can make voice calls over wireless networks. This is a phone.
The Note’s sheer size has both advantages and disadvantages. With more real estate, the menu screen has room for 30 app icons. That’s amazing, though it’s kind of too many — looking for an app in a 5×6 array definitely makes it a bit harder to lock on to a target. Reading, however, is a better experience than almost any phone, letting you get through lots of text in emails and articles before you need to scroll. If you’re a slow reader, though, you’ll need to increase the time before the screen goes dark from inactivity.

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So what sort of tricks can you do with the delightfully retro S Pen? First, there are several drawing apps (surprise, a few are preloaded) that let you get your stylus on, like Touch Physics clone called Crayon Physics, where you draw objects to coax a ball across the screen to hit a star. Cute — and addictive.
But the app Samsung wants you to use the most is S Memo, which you can call up while running any app (even the phone) by holding down he stylus button and double tapping. That way, you can stop and take notes — handwritten notes — anytime, anywhere, no matter what you’re doing. Samsung even throws in handwriting-to-text software to translate your scribble into something intelligible.
In practice, the concept isn’t as good as, um, on paper. As a reporter, I often have to take notes, but writing on the Note feels alien after using an actual notebook. You can simulate an actual pen better with a $50 accessory, but the whole idea just feels better suited for quick Post-It-type messages. Even for those, I’d wager most smartphone users are so good at dashing them off with their thumbs that S Memo would just be redundant. The handwriting recognition is far from flawless as well (shown in the photo below — click to see it larger).
Samsung Bring Galaxy Note`s update and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich

Samsung rolls out an update to the Galaxy Note, and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Samsung issued an update for the Galaxy Note 5.3" monster of a phone, and some usability tweaks are in store, taking advantage of that massive screen real estate.

Samsung rolls out an update to the Galaxy Note, and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Samsung rolls out an update to the Galaxy Note, and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich
The most clever change is a new five-row virtual keyboard, which has the numbers constantly on top, instead of having to enter punctuation mode every time you need to key in the bid in your eBay shopping spree.

There are shrunk keyboard and dialpad modes now as well, which helps immensely when you are struggling to use the phone with one hand, and, lo and behold, it's a struggle with a phone like the Note.

Samsung rolls out an update to the Galaxy Note, and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Samsung rolls out an update to the Galaxy Note, and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Samsung rolls out an update to the Galaxy Note, and no, it's not Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Other enhancements include a larger lock in the lock screen, which you now have to move only slightly to get to the homescreen, instead of having to drag the thing across half the entire giant display before.

There are also arrows that point which way to move it to unlock, in case you are a first-timer.

The laundry list continues with separate settings for brightness and background color for the browser, which should help with battery life, additional date display modes in Calendar, and a dedicated torch widget for your homescreens. This way you can easily use the phone's screen as a torch, with three levels of brightness available by pressing the torch button.
Well, it's not the Android Ice Cream Sandwich update, but it shouldn't be far behind, as Samsung mentioned it will be out this quarter.





Apple to launch iPad 3 early next month

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Apple to launch iPad 3 early next month: Report
Apple will launch the much-awaited iPad 3 at an event early next month, says an All Things D report. The successor of iPad 2 is reported to sport a more powerful processor and the much-hyped, Retina Display. The event is going to be held in San Francisco.
The iPad 3 release report comes days after an alleged leaked photo of the new iPad hit the Internet. The image, which hinted that the device is already under production, triggered all sorts of speculation regarding the new iPad 3. It's notable that the leaked photo showed very slight difference from the iPad 2, which means the image could be of a rejected prototype or even a fake one.
Another technology site The Verge reports that the new iPad will have double the screen resolution of the iPad 2 and would be one millimetre thicker. The device is likely to be powered by an dual-core A6 chip, and not quad-core ...

Windows mobile Tango to have restrictions on 256MB RAM phones | Windows Tango Phone limitations revealed and minimum specs | windows tango minimum requirements

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Windows Phone Tango minimum specs and limitations revealedNew details have been uncovered about the Windows Phone Tango update, by members of the Russian WP7forum, while testing the new OS on a developer device – the HTC Mazaa. While the news brings details about the various improvements that Tango will bring to Windows Phone, it also brings word of the limitations in place for lower-end devices that Tango will enable.


Windows Phone Tango will apparently bring the minimum memory down to measly 256MB RAM, which brings with it the caveat that Windows Phone devices with that much memory will not be able to support all apps, their third-party Live Tiles will not work, and they won’t playback videos with more than a 4Mbps bitrate.



Tango devices with 256MB of RAM also won’t be able to upload images automatically to SkyDrive, and, they don’t support on-phone podcasts management. Windows Phone Tango lowers the bar for the camera on the device as well – the minimum is now 3MP, presumably without 720p HD video recording as mandatory.
Improvements come in the form of SIM contacts migration, enhanced roaming options, automatic app update via Zune, more pre-installed apps, more languages and C++ support (as we’ve heard before), as well as improved MMS capabilities finally featuring audio/video support, and multiple photo attachments.
Windows Phone Tango will bring many cool improvements but also some tight restrictions for low-end phones. Russian site WP7forum tested Tango on a dev phone (the HTC Mazaa) and they've dug up some very interesting details on the matter.
Let's start with the bad news - Tango will enable phones with just 256MB RAM (all current Windows Phone models have 512MB). That's quite low for a smartphone (even Symbian uses more nowadays) and such won't support all apps, plus third-party Live tiles won't update automatically.


The list goes on - Tango phones with 256MB RAM won't be able to play videos with bitrate over 4Mbps (that applies for videos on the phone and streaming video), they won't let you manage podcasts on the phone (you'll need to use Zune on your PC) and photos can't be uploaded automatically to SkyDrive.
This sounds pretty harsh, but we're likely talking about very low-end devices - Microsoft will even let makers use 3MP cameras (the current minimum is 5MP). We're not sure what that means about the 720p video recording that is mandatory for WP phones right now.
Plus, Windows Phone Tango will bring some great usability improvements. It will let you import/export contacts from your SIM card, offer finer grained roaming options and download and update apps automatically through Zune. Tango will also more than double the number of pre-installed apps and support new countries.


MMS support will be greatly improved too - in its current form you can attach a single photo and that's it. With the Tango update, Windows Phone will let you attach multiple photos but also videos and audio files too.


So, Windows Phone Tango will bring some needed improvements to mid- and high-end phones and enable affordable, low-end phones that can pry some users away from the grasp of feature phone

'We like Priyanka Gandhi more than Rahul' | 'Priyanka is the most charismatic in the Nehru-Gandhi clan today'

Tuesday 7 February 2012 1 comments


Locals in Congress party's pocket borough Rae Bareli, including Congress members, may be fond of Sonia Gandhi and son Rahul but feel it is Priyanka Vadra who has the mettle and charisma of her late grandmother Indira Gandhi and is more capable of bringing about a sea change in the country's politics.
"We like Priyanka Gandhi more than Rahul. When she gets down from her car and walks towards the people, you feel Indira Gandhi -- in her 'Ma Durga' avatar -- is standing in front of you.
"She is the real inheritor of her grandmother and her father Rajiv Gandhi's legacy.She should definitely enter politics," says Ghanshyam Pathak, a local shopkeeper who has been associated with the Congress for decades.
He recalls with fondness the days when Indira Gandhi was at the helm of affairs in the Congress.
Though the voters of these two "VIP constituencies" are loyal supporters of the first family of Congress, they feel Priyanka is the most charismatic and able in the Nehru-Gandhi clan today.
Her connect with the poor folk -- especially women -- has endeared her to the public.

Some Congress supporters feel if not from here, she can contest from any other constituency but it is time she entered politics


Priyanka Gandhi's husband Robert Vadra willing to join politics | Robert Vadra wants to join politics

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Robert VadraNEW DELHI/LUCKNOW: Congress president Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law, and Priyanka Gandhi's husband,Robert Vadra has said that he was not averse to joining politics. 

"I would definitely contest if the people so desired,'' he told newspersons in Amethi, when asked whether he would be keen on joining politics. Vadra made these remarks during an informal discussion with newspersons in Amethi. 

However, Priyanka sought to downplay her husband's comments, later in the day, by suggesting he had no intention of taking up politics and appeared to blame the media. "Look, you (media) must have asked him a twisted question and then misinterpreted it. Robertji is very happy doing his business and in my opinion he must have said that he is happy with his business." 

When asked about Priyanka joining politics, Vadra said, "there is a time for everything. This is the time for Rahul. Then there will be time for Priyanka. The whole family has been with Amethi, UP and the whole country. You will see everything will happen in its own time. It is her wish." To this Priyanka remarked that media, "repeatedly asks him why he is stopping me (from entering politics), he must have answered to that." 
Also Read: Robert Vadra ties up with DLF, makes low-key entry into Real estate business

Vadra arrived in the constituency, accompanied by his daughter, on Sunday night as part of plans to drum up support for Congress candidates in the 10 assembly segments falling in the Rae-Bareli-Amethi belt. Vadra took part in a rally in Gauriganj and later addressed a gathering in the Salon assembly segment of Amethi. He emphasised that he was there to carry forward the message of his brother-in-law Rahul Gandhi. 

"I have come to share and take Rahul's message to villages and every corner and you will definitely see a change," Vadra, who shot into limelight recently for his forays in the real estate business, said. 

To a question whether it was time for Rahul to become the prime minister, he said that he could not speak on the issue and that Rahul would himself reply to it. 

Congress refused to react to Vadra's remarks about joining politics. "I am not aware of this statement," said party spokesman Abhishek Manu Singhvi, while responding to queries about Vadra's political ambitions. 

ET had in March last reported about Vadra's 'quiet and unheralded entry' into the real estate business. Vadra, who had started off with jewellery and handicrafts exports, had since 2008 gone in for diversification, acquiring tracts of land in Haryana and Rajasthan, a 50% stake in a leading business hotel in Delhi, and attempting an entry into the business of chartering aircraft.

After Twitter, PMO looking at Facebook account

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After Twitter, PMO looking at Facebook accountNew Delhi: Within days of its debut on the Twitter, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) is exploring ways to best utilise the social networking site by addressing grievances of common people apart from looking at the possibility of having a Facebook account. 

Noting that the Twitter account-- @PMOIndia is already followed by 38,500 people in just two weeks, an official source said a small office will soon be set up in the PMO to effectively handle communications through social media. 

Though it will not fall prey to 'professional hecklers' at the social networking site, the team handling the Twitter page will make it more interactive by answering genuine queries. 

"We will take up the matter of people in distress on Twitter. The process of social media is very new for us and things will take time," the source said and indicated the PMO could also offer financial help to those in distress through the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. 

The PMO is also exploring the option of Facebook. 

According to the source, the existing PMO account on Facebook is not official and is being run by some fans. 




The PMO came on Twitter on January 23 and has since gathered 38,585 followers. "It has been very successful", the source said. 
Sources said the PM would have more interaction with the media. 

Oracle seeks new trial against SAP over downloads

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Oracle seeks new trial against SAP over downloadsSan Francisco: Oracle Corp will head to a retrial against SAP AG over copyright infringement allegations after a US judge slashed a previous monetary award against SAP by over $1 billion.



 In a court filing on Monday, Oracle said it would reject a reduced $272 million damages award. A spokesman for SAP could not immediately be reached for comment. 

A Northern California jury had determined in 2010 that Oracle should be paid $1.3 billion over accusations SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow wrongfully downloaded millions of Oracle files. 

However, US District Judge Phyllis Hamilton last year found that Oracle had proven actual damages of only $272 million. Hamilton said Oracle could accept a $272 million award or opt for a new trial against SAP. 

In the filing on Monday, Oracle said it had "no choice" but to seek a new trial, so it could vindicate the jury's verdict. 

Google celebrates Dickens’ 200th b’day with doodle - indian-enews

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Google celebrates Dickens’ 200th b’day with doodleLondon: Charles Dickens’s 200th birthday, which falls on February 7, has been commemorated with a Google doodle.


The Dickens Google doodle went up first in New Zealand and features characters from his novels including Scrooge, Bob Cratchit and Pip. 

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will be leading celebrations in the United Kingdom and Prince Charles will lay a wreath on Dickens’ grave at Westminster Abbey, where he was buried in 1870, the Telegraph reported. 


Ralph Fiennes, who will next be seen as Magwitch in a new film adaptation of ‘Great Expectations’, will read an extract from ‘Bleak House’ with readings also being given by Mark Dickens, great great grandson of the legendary author. 

Other recent Google doodles have been in tribute to Charles Addams, Mark Twain and Louis Daguerre. 

 
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