OnePlus One back in stock with reduced price @Rs.20,000

New Delhi court banned OnePlus from selling its handset anywhere in the country. The reasoning behind this ban was the Micromax’s exclusive deal with Cyanogen, which stipulates that no other company, including OnePlus, can sell Cyanogen-powered handsets in India.

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Click to Buy @ Rs.20,000

After all the trouble in Indian market, OnePlus is back with its Flagship device OnePlus One.

Oneplus One is back in stock and with only price tag of Rs.20,000. As OnePlus is banned to sell their devices with preloaded Cyanogen, they are now not providing the device with Cyanogen but instead the device is loaded with OS based on Android 4.4.

That's really a discomfort for the users in India. But for the people who know about rooting n stuff, it's really a good chance to buy a flagship killer in such a price.

Click to Buy @ Rs.20,000

The device is as it was just without Cyanogen Mod.My only advice is that its a really good deal and people who are bothered about OS, just root it and flash Cyanogen Mod or any other Custom ROMs. There are lots of better and awesome Custom ROMs than Cyanogen, Paranoid Android is one of them.

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Conclusion : Buy it...Best deal you can get currently.

Buy OnePlus @ Rs.20,000

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Rainmeter Skin:Installation and Use Tutorial

Hello friends this is a simple tutorial to use skins in RAINMETER.
Hope this tutorial will help u
First what is RAINMETER:-
Rainmeter is a desktop customization platform. Through Rainmeter, you can enhance your Windows computer at home or work with skins: handy, compact applets which float freely on your desktop, much like Windows Sidebar gadgets, or dashboard widgets for the Mac.

Here is the theme i hve used in the video!! Click here
paste the folder in
C:\Users\(user name)\AppData\Roaming\Rainmeter\Themes\(­make a folder named "customized theme"\
( This is just the "save" of the arrangement of the skins,
Download it so tht u will not require to arrange the Theme on ur Own )
and now download and paste this folders in documents-rainmeter-skin,
Urls to download :- ( this are the main theme folders)

1. Skin_Cong_nghe
2. Chuck Norris(if u want the chuck norris on ur desktop)
3. Antglass

Still u r not gettin it,
Just leave a comment about the problem u r havin ..i'll solve it!!!

Don’t forget to Subscribe to our YouTube channel and like our Facebook fan page(look at the top of this website)
That’s all folks!

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Moto G network type (3G) problem ? Solved !!!

Unable to switch back to 3G from 2G on Moto G ?

Question Title:

Unable to switch back to 3G from 2G on Moto G

Below is the scenario:

After toggling the Preferred Network from 3G to 2G the Moto G doesn't let us change it back to 3G.
When toggled back to 3G, it stays on 2G and 'E' symbol is still shown on top of SIM.
I know it's annoying and a small bug indeed.No worry we have a solution.

Solution:

Method 1 (Works for some people) :
1.Open the Dialer and Dial *#*#4636#*#*
2.Tap On "Phone Information".

3.Scroll down you can see "set preferred network type"4.Change it to "WCDMA preferred".

5.Do not touch any other settings and come back to home screen.

Method 2 (Works everytime) :
1. Disable the secondary SIM :
    Settings > Dual SIM Settings > OFF the sim that you don't use for Data.
2. Change Network Type:
    Settings > More... > Mobile networks > now change "Preffered network type" to 3G (for the sim         that you use for data).
3. Enable the secondary SIM back:
    Settings > Dual SIM Settings > ON the sim that you don't use for Data.

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Free invites to Inbox by Gmail, and How to access ‘Inbox by Gmail’ without an invite

Gmail's new Inbox app is here,

Awesome & does the work brilliantly.Unfortunately it's invite-only.

But No Worry VRC is here for your Rescue.

Just find a friend that's using Inbox by Gmail and you can get access on your own device with their help—even if they don't have any invites to give out.

The process is simple:

First of all download Inbox on your phone through its app store, either Android or iOS.You won't be able to sign in with your account, since you don't have access, but download it anyway.

From now on-wards I'll refer Inboxer as the one that has access to Inbox app and Applicant as the one who needs an Inbox Invite.

Now starting with the TechnoMagica

Step 1: Add Applicant's Google Account to Inboxer's device.
Setting > Add Account > Select Google from the list

On iOS devices, log in through another Google app, like Gmail or Chrome.

             

Than click Existing and let the Applicant type in their username and password.

            

When you are on the verge to finish your account process, you'll get an option to configure the things you want to sync.It would be better if you won't sync applicant's account on the device, so in order to avoid this, just deselect all sync options for applicant's account.

           

Step 2: Open Inbox App and sign in with your Applicant's Account

Swipe Right to open the side navigation drawer and tap on the Inboxer's account name.This will expand a list of all other Google accounts associated with Inboxer's device, so tap on applicant's account.

           

After few seconds, the applicant will be logged in and Woila!!! The Applicant is now able to access Inbox on his device :)

Step 3: Removing applicant's google account from Inboxer's device

Under Accounts subsection of settings > tap the Google entry>Select applicant's email address.

On iOS, head back to the "Manage Accounts" screen in a Google app, tap "Edit", and delete your friend's account.

          

Tap the three-dot menu button at the top of the screen & select Remove Account...Confirm it and your work is done.:)

         


This trick will not work for any Inbox account activated using this method, so your friend will not be able to repeat this process for other people.

Now that you've invited your friends, send them a link to this article so that they can familiarize themselves with Inbox's core functions, or point them here for a list of handy keyboard shortcuts.

PS: I have few Invites too...If u want any just like this facebook  page, follow me on Twitter & leave ur email Id in Comments :)

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Micromax launches Yu Yureka competitor of OnePlus One with CyanogenMod support for just Rs. 8,999

Micromax's first smartphone under the new Yu brand. The device runs on CyanogenMod 11 and has a pretty attractive price.

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Micromax's Yureka is indeed a flagship killer in budget. It's exclusively available on Amazon and the device goes on sale on January 8 but the company is following a flash sale, where consumers will have to register for the devices and then take part in sale.

 The Micromax's Yureka is loaded with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 64 bit octa-core processor, 5.5 inch HD (1280*720) IPS display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3. It has a 13MP rear camera, 5 MP front camera and 16 GB of internal storage ( 12.5GB usable) with 32GB expandable and preloaded Cyanogen OS 11. The Cyanogen is just a cherry on top.






As the device comes preloaded with Cyanogen it would mean that, like the OnePlus One, the Yureka can be rooted without voiding the warranty and just to make it sweeter, Micromax is offering doorstep service options for repair and replacement.






The launch of this device has severely affected the company OnePlus. As requested by local manufacturer Micromax, a New Delhi court banned OnePlus from selling its handset anywhere in the country. The reasoning behind this ban is the Micromax’s exclusive deal with Cyanogen, which stipulates that no other company, including OnePlus, can sell Cyanogen-powered handsets in India.
But OnePlus has promised to continue the support to current Indian users regardless of the problems faced.

The Device is indeed a best buy in budget currently and Micromax has gained some reputation from few years back. So it's definitely a device to have eyes on and hope it live up-to its promises.

Yureka amazon listing

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Snapdeal selling Chromecast in India

Chromecast, a product by Google which has undoubtedly has gathered the fame among the media consumers is on the verge to step in India. Sources are suggesting that the Chromecast is set to go on sale in India on December 9^th.

The official announcement will be made at the Google Online Shopping Festival. Though the leading e-commerce retailer Flipkart has pulled out of GOSF, the company is still gonna sell Chromecast by teaming up with local e-commerce partner Snapdeal. Also it is exclusively available only on Snapdeal.

  

No information on pricing has been yet revealed, but on the basis of its USD $30 price-tag it maybe will range in the regions of Rs.1900

Chromecast is a thumb-sized media streaming device that plugs into the HDMI port on your TV. Simply use an Android phone, tablet, iPhone, iPad, Mac or Windows laptop, or Chromebook to cast your favorite entertainment and apps right to the big screen.

Will it get a good response?

You can buy Google Chromecast from the following links :

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“A letter to our Indian users,” by OnePlus about the Cyanogen granting exclusive rights in India to another company.

It was as follow :

This week, we announced that the OnePlus One will finally launch in India on December 2, 2014. This has been a long time coming both for our Indian fans, who have been incredibly patient, and everyone behind the scenes who have been working towards this moment since June.

OnePlus and all of our partners, including Cyanogen, have put countless hours of work into making this launch a success. Just last month, on October 7, Cyanogen released the 38R OTA update which included SAR values inside phone settings to comply with Indian regulations. Therefore, it was surprising and disappointing to hear from Cyanogen on November 26 that they had granted exclusive rights in India over the Cyanogen system to another company. Prior to this, OnePlus and Cyanogen have successfully cooperated to release the OnePlus One or carry out commercial operations in 17 countries and regions (including India). It is truly unfortunate that a commitment we both made to our Indian users will now not be upheld.

The One will continue to be supported globally and receive frequent OTAs. In fact, the next update will pack some surprises with which we think you’ll be very happy. Cyanogen has unequivocally committed to continuing this global support and we look forward to working with them for another year on continuously improving our device. But today, we address our Indian users who may feel disappointed or deceived.


We can’t explain Cyanogen’s decision because we don’t fully understand it ourselves. But we can explain exactly how we’ll continue offering our fans in India an amazing user experience and support for this device.

OnePlus was founded not even a year ago and we have grown and evolved immeasurably since then. But our priorities have never wavered: our product and our users.

Over the past year, we’ve often reflected on ways to better serve both. Those reflections led us to start developing our own Android team, as we’ve previously announced. That team was put in place originally to build the software which would power our future devices. So, though it’s not what we originally planned, we have shifted engineering efforts to the OnePlus One upon hearing this news. According to our current estimations, we’ll be able to release our first community build to our Indian users next month and have a production-ready build in February.

Our system will be based on Lollipop, and will be built to be stable, fast, and lightweight. True to our original promise of putting user experience first, it will be bloatware-free and only carry the features important to our users. We appreciate the work that Google has put into Android, and we have no plans of departing from Material Design nor adding unnecessary customizations. We can’t wait to hear your feedback and to build it together with you. We will commit to at least two years of support for the OnePlus One, starting from the release of our first community build.

When our system reaches a production-grade build, we will identify where larger clusters of our users are, and set up stations where we’ll meet you face to face and help you flash your existing OnePlus One to the new system. Of course, we will also offer online instructions for those who prefer to flash their devices from the comfort of their homes.

As we fast approach the first anniversary of OnePlus, we’ve been looking back on the past year. Our experiences have made us think hard about what’s really important in life, what culture we want to build, and what legacy we want to leave behind. These are difficult questions that we’ll need more time on. But at the very least, we want to remind ourselves to think long term, while always doing good by our users, partners and employees.

We’re extremely excited and confident about the team we’re building for our future system. We want to hear your feedback during a Reddit AMAA we are planning to host on /r/Android on December 5. Thank you for accompanying us on our journey, and thank you for your support. See you there!

Never Settle. 

 Source : OnePlus Blog

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