LG has officially launched the Google Nexus 4 in India today. The device is priced at Rs 25, 999 for the 16 GB version and will be available at selected LG exclusive brand shops, Multi brand outlets and speciality stores across India.

Nexus 4 comes with Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor. With 2GB of RAM and the latest version of Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2, Nexus 4 is the most advanced smartphone yet.

As no new Nexus device was announced at Google I/O, Google's three-day annual event for developers that started yesterday, Nexus 4 remains the latest smartphone from Google. Google’s phones receive Android OS updates immediately after launch. Here is a look at some of the specifications of Nexus 4.

Photo Sphere
Nexus 4 comes with a high performance 8MP camera and takes stunning Photo Sphere images. With Nexus 4, you can snap pictures in every direction that come together into incredible, immersive Photo Spheres that put you right inside the scene. In addition, photos upload themselves with

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Copying contacts from one smartphone to another is one of the biggest problems that daunt people who switch phones. Toall those who figured it out awesome, bravo. For those who still have not, here are various methods for various types of phones.

 For Android

Yes there is Google Contacts which you can use also there is the ability to export the contacts to CSV or a single VCF file. If it is a single vcf file then send it to your mail and click on the vcf file inside your iPhone if it shows all the contacts then click on add to contacts and you have contacts created. If it shows only two or three then export it to CSV import it in Outlook and sync it through iTunes.

For Blackberry

• From Blackberry World download Contacts to CSVand then create a CSV file. But this file will be saved inside you device soyou will not find it in your SD card.
• Install Beam File Manager from Blackberry World and browse through your device memory for a

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Yahoo! has released a new version of Yahoo! mobile app for Android devices. This app provides you with the best of Yahoo! news in a summarized form.

The technology is based on the algorithmic summation technology of the app Summly. Yahoo! acquired Summly, a mobile product company, recently.

On signing in, you can personalize the content by selecting the topics of your interest. The idea is to give you the most important information in the summarized form. The more you use the app, the more personalized content you get to read. Currently, this app is available only for the U.S. users.

You can download the Yahoo! App for Android in Google Play. Last week Yahoo! had launched the Yahoo! app for the iOS devices iPhone and iPod Touch (you can download the iPhone version in the App Store).

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Have you ever dreamed of owning a handy microscope? Even better, one that you can fit on your phone?

Bodelin Technologies, based in Oregon, USA, has launched a lab-quality microscope called ProScope Micro Mobile. This is a professional handheld microscope used with iPad, iPhone, iPad mini, iPod touch and many other mobile devices. Bodelin has created special sleeves for each of these devices on which the microscope is mounted. 

The microscope, placed over the device’s camera lens, helps you to view objects. You can also view slides placed on any backlit source. The microscope has adjustable LEDs to illuminate the selected object. The in-built optical lens provides 20X to 80X magnification. With a lithium ion battery, you can charge the microscope for two hours using a USB cable and use for five hours continuously.

Bodelin had earlier designed and manufactured teleprompters for Apple devices and other mobile tablets. ProScope Micro Mobile will be shipped from May 1 in USA and worldwide.

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