Next Generation iPhone from Apple soon

Apple to Launch Next Generation iPhone

Apple is gearing itself to face smartphone launches from other smartphone manufacturing companies with its advanced model of iPhone with latest applications. It is speculated that the next iPhone might have video editing capabilities while others are almost certain that there will be multiple versions of the phone. Some features that could feature on the new iphone are:
·    Radio tuners (FM/AM radio)
·    Video Editing capabilities
·    More Storage (32 GB)
Code diggers have found evidence in the iPhone OS 3.0 that leads them to believe that these new features are coming. The new model and new applications should make for exciting summers of the iPhone users.

32 GB iPhone Coming in June

New iPhone Version to be Launched in June

According to reliable sources the new iPhone with 32 GB memory is expected to hit the stores in June. The new iPhone will come in two 3G variants, high end and low end. While Apple is targeting the emerging economies like India, China, Brazil, Mexico for the low-end version, the high-end model will be launched in US, UK and other developed economies.

While the new crop of smartphones launched by Nokia, Samsung, SonyEricsson and other manufacturers allow expandable memory in excess of 16 GB, Apple was still stuck at 16 GB without any external memory option, for the iPhone. But as the latest high end games and digital movies require far greater space, 16 GB was seen as too less by many iPhone fans. To meet this demand and also introduce customised iphones as per the regional needs that can be priced differently, Apple will bring in the new iPhone in June. Further details about other features of the June iPhone version are still awaited.

iPhone 3.0 is finally here!

After months of endless speculation, Apple, the maker of the hugely popular iPhone has finally come out with the third OS instalment for the iPhone. The popular features like MMS, SMS forwarding and others that were sorely missed in the previous versions, have finally made appearance in the latest iPhone software release. These and hundred other features have been provided by Apple to regain the upper hand in the cutthroat mobile touch screen market.

 

iPhone users can now cut, copy and paste text from one iPhone app to another, a handy feature that was unduly missing previously. Many including Mike McGuire, a Gartner Inc analyst, were pleasantly surprised and said, “Frankly, I wasn’t sure we would ever see cut and paste.” But in spite of the all round jubilation, first generation iPhone user’s still won’t be able to send MMS as the original iPhone lacks the requisite hardware support.

 

Apple has also added Spotlight, a device search similar to that on the Mac, to scourge all the Apple-built apps on the iPhone. You can now even access your mail, notes and calendar in the landscape mode when you flip the device sideways. All these latest developments are music for the ears of the large iPhone developer community for whom Apple has released many new tools, including more than a thousand new Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). So go ahead, and download the new iPhone 3.0 update, if you haven’t already

Car Music Streaming via iPhone Bluetooth, iphone Bluetooth Audio Streaming

Stream iPhone Music in Car Using Bluetooth

One of the nicest features Apple added in its iPhone 3.0 release is the ability to stream music from the iPhone to the Car audio using Bluetooth. If your car has a supported Bluetooth device then all you need to listen to your favourite iPhone music is to press the play button.

 

Now no need for cumbersome pairing and tangled wires. Just touch the screen and enjoy soothing or rock music while you drive away unobtrusively. Now the only problem that remains…finding a car device that supports Bluetooth!

Dateformat Example

Dateformat Example

The Java Dateformat class is used to format the date/time in Java applications. You can use the Dateformat class while generating the report to format the date/time in required format.

To format a date for the current Locale, use one of the static factory methods:

String myString = DateFormat.getDateInstance().format(myDate);

DateFormat provides many class methods for obtaining default date/time formatters based on the default or a given locale and a number of formatting styles. The formatting styles include FULL, LONG, MEDIUM, and SHORT. More detail and examples of using these styles are provided in the method description.

Here is the example of Dateformat class:

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Bufferedreader example

Bufferedreader example

Here we have provided the best links for Bufferedreader class examples. You can use Bufferedreader class for buffering while reading the streams.

The Bufferedreader  class reads  the text from a character-input stream, buffering characters so as to provide for the efficient reading of characters, arrays, and lines.

Here are the example links of Bufferedreader class

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AWT basics

AWT basics

Are you looking for the AWT Basics to help you learn AWT quickly? Here we have provided you the links to our AWT tutorials.

AWT stands for abstract window toolkit, which is used to develop platform-independent windowing, graphics, and user-interface for the desktop application using Java technology.

Now a day’s developers are using Swing components instead of AWT to develop good GUI for windows applications.

Here are the links to AWT Tutorials:

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Args tutorial

Args tutorial

Are you looking for Args tutorial in Java Technolog?

Args represents the command line arguments in the Java program. You can pass any number of the parameters through the args variable.

I this example we will show how to use the Java Args.

Learn about Java Args Tutorial.

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Java Args example

Java Args example
In your main method you can pass the arguments using args[] parameters. The args[] parameter can take any number of command line parameters.

Each argument is identified by a space. For example you  can type following command on command prompt to call the java program:
C:\>java MyProgram param1 param2 param3

In the above code we are trying to execute the MyProgram java program passing the parameters “param1 param2 param3”.

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Delhi Population by District

Delhi Population by District

Are you looking for the District wise population distribution in Delhi? Here we have collected the information and presented in easy to read format.

Delhi is the Capital of India and people from various parts of the country are coming to Delhi due to various reasons. In most of the cases people come to Delhi to find a good job. After getting the job people stay in the Delhi and this way the population of Delhi is growing day-by-day.

Due to good job opportunities and high living standards the population of Delhi is increasing daily.

Population & Population Density in Delhi Districts wise.

District 2001 Population 1991 Population Change Area in KM2 Area in SqMi 2001 Population per KM2 2001 Population per SqMi
North West 2,847,395 1,778,288 60.1% 440 170 6,472 16,776
North 779,788 688,251 13.3% 60 23 13,019 33,746
North East 1,763,712 1,085,228 62.5% 60 23 29,397 76,196
East 1,448,770 1,023,070 41.6% 64 25 22,638 58,677
New Delhi 171,806 167,665 2.5% 35 14 4,909 12,725
Central 644,005 656,545 -1.9% 25 10 25,759 66,768
West 2,119,641 1,434,031 47.8% 129 50 16,431 42,588
South West 1,749,492 1,084,687 61.3% 420 162 4,166 10,799
South 2,258,367 1,502,873 50.3% 250 96 9,034 23,417
Total 13,782,976 9,420,637 46.3% 1,483 572 9,296 24,094

Source: Census of India

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