iball launches low cost aaura 3 and glam 3 mobile phones

Indian mobile equipment and IT peripheral manufacture iBall has announced two new feature phones - Aaura 3 and Glam 3, for the Indian market.

The Aaura 3 is a full-touch screen phone that features a 3 inch TFT LCD touchscreen display. The device is a dual Sim, dual standby based feature phone that allows users to stay connected to two different networks using one single device.

Along with Hindi and English language support company has also bundled a free 4GB MicroSD card with pre-loaded contents like Dabang movie, MP3 and Video songs as well.

The Aaura 3 features a 1200 MAh battery that the company claims gives the device a longer standby and talk time as well.

The device comes with stereo FM, MP3 and a video payer for entertainment while the onboard 3.5 mm audio jack allows the device to be easily connected to external audio devices such as earphones and speaker systems.

On the other hand, iBall Glam 3 poses is a clamshell phone that comes in a variety of vibrant colors for the users to choose from.

The phone has a 2.6 inch TFT LCD display along with an alpha numeric keypad making texting easy and fun.

The phone features a 2 megapixel camera and for wireless connectivity supports Bluetooth as well. Glam 3 comes with one-touch key for Bluetooth, camera (2MP) and SMS along with that it features superior 3D sound and embedded games for great entertainment too.

Both the devices Aaura 3 and Glam 3 are available with a price tag of Rs 4,495 and Rs 2,999 respectively and can be purchased from the iBall retailers across the country.

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TNPSC Tamil Nadu VAO Results December 2011

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A litmus-like sensor to detect chemical weapons

Scientists have developed a new litmus-like paper sensor that can trace the exposure of nerve gas within 30 seconds, a feat they say could help soldiers to be better prepared against chemical weapons.

Nerve gases, the most toxic of chemical warfare agents, are colourless, odourless, and tasteless. As they are called, these gases affect the transmission of nerve impulses through the nervous system.

But researchers at the University of Michigan said the new paper strips they developed are designed in such a way that it could change its colour from blue to pink within 30 second of exposure to trace amounts of nerve gas.

"To detect these agents now, we rely on huge, expensive machines that are hard to carry and hard to operate," Jinsang Kim, an associate professor of materials science & engineering at the university, said in a statement

"We wanted to develop an equipment-free, motion-free, highly sensitive technology that uses just our bare eyes."

The new sensors, which is detailed online in the journal Advanced Functional Materials, combine a group of atoms from a nerve gas antidote with a molecule that changes colour when it's under mechanical stress.

The antidote's functional group binds to the nerve gas, and the resulting stress triggers the colour-changing molecule to turn from blue to pink.

In their experiment, the researchers used a less toxic "nerve agent simulant" related to Sarin gas. Their sensors were able to detect its presence at a concentration of 160 parts per billion, which is five times less than the amount that would kill a monkey.

"We believe these paper strips would detect real and potent nerve gases faster and in even lower concentrations considering their high vapor pressure and more volatile properties," Kim said.

"It feels so gratifying when we, as scientists and engineers, can provide solutions to our society through research."

The university, which is trying to patent the invention, is now seeking commercialisation partners to help bring the technology to market.

The research is funded by the National Science Foundation and the National Research Foundation of Korea.

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Gate 2012 IIT Kharagpur Results 2012 announced - www.gate.iitkgp.ac.in/gate2012/

Gate 2012 IIT Kharagpur Exam Results | Graduate Aptitude Test In Engineering Examination Results 2012 announced

Students Who Written Gate 2012 - Graduate Aptitude Test In Engineering can check their results in official websites mentioned below


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Region-1: Indian Institute of Science  Bengaluru 
Region -2: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay 
Region -3: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi 
Region -4: Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati 
Region-5: Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur 
Region-6: Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur 
Region -7: Indian Institute of Technology Madras 
Region-8: Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee




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GATE 2012 results declared: IIT Delhi Zone tops

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) results were declared on March 15 with IIT Delhi zone topping the list.
A total of 7,77,134 candidates registered for GATE 2012 out of which 6,86,614 candidates appeared for the exam.
The number of candidates qualifying for GATE were as follows:
IIT Delhi: 18,927
IIT Madras: 17,343
IIT Kharagpur: 15,735
IISc Bangalore: 14,379
IIT Kanpur: 12,469
IIT Roorkee: 12,328
IIT Bombay: 12,287
IIT Guwhati: 5,058

Most popular papers
Nearly 81% of the total number of candidates who appeared for GATE 2012 were from four papers:
- Electronics and Communication Engineering (1,76,944)
- Computer Science and Information Technology (1,56,780)
- Mechanical Engineering (1,12,320) and
- Electrical Engineering (1,10,125)

Breakdown of candidates category
The total number of candidates qualified in GATE 2012 is 1,08,526.

- OBC candidates: 30,294
- SC/ST candidates: 23,765
- Physically challenged candidates: 447
Out of 1,85,198 female candidates who appeared in GATE 2012, 22,896 candidates qualified.
The candidates need to apply separately to each of the IITs and IISc to seek admission.

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