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A Chinese manufacturer, Umi has launched Fair with Fingerprint Scanner to run on Android 5.1 Lollipop featuring 5-inch HD IPS display.

www.office.com/setup Blogs: Office 365 is a subscription based package that buys you time limited access to a number of Microsoft services and software packages, including the latest desktop Office suite, an online version of Office, cloud storage, and premium mobile apps.Stop Bashing Microsoft: 5 Ways In Which They're Awesome Stop Bashing Microsoft: 5 Ways In Which They're AwesomeMicrosoft doesn't always get fair treatment. When it comes down to it, they're a pretty awesome company. There's been enough Microsoft bashing, now it's time for some love.READ MORE Office 365 follows a business model known as Software as a Service (SaaS), which has commonly been used for deploying enterprise software. With subscription-based services like Spotify, Napster, or Amazon Prime, it has found its way into the consumer software market some time ago. Does Office 365 provide enough value to be worth the money? CAN YOU STILL USE IT ON YOUR DESKTOP? Yes, absolutely! Microsoft isn't moving Office entirely into the cloud just yet. While you can access Office Online via the browser and store your documents on OneDrive, Office 365 offers many other ways to access and edit your documents. The current package of Office 365 includes the Office 2013 desktop suite (Office 2011 for Mac users). In the summer or fall of this year, you will be able to upgrade to Office 2016.Don't Pay For Word! 5 Reasons You Should Use Office Online Don't Pay For Word! 5 Reasons You Should Use Office OnlineOffice Online is the free and cloud-connected version of Microsoft Office. Limitations are compensated by features, useful even to users of desktop Office. Best of all is itsREAD MORE Microsoft Office - www.office.com/setup WHAT IS INCLUDED & WHAT IS THE PRICE TAG? The exact composition of the package depends on the Office flavor you choose. Office 365 Home, Office 365 Personal, and Office 365 University include the following software: Word Excel PowerPoint OneNote (now free for everyone) Outlook Publ

Although its rounded edges design is nothing to shout about, the Huawei G8 does have its fair share of selling point for a wallet-friendly price. S$498 buys you an aluminium-clad body, sharp 5.5-inch display, a pair of versatile cameras, capable CPU with 32GB storage and 3GB of RAM.If these features are a must-have in your spec sheet, you may want to check out here Huawei G8.

"It's fair to say that our friends at RIM have had somewhat of a torrid time of late, so it's always nice to see them get a bit of a win. And what can be bigger than ensnaring one of the biggest mobile gaming franchises, Angry Birds."

"We've all known about it for a fair while, but the chaps at RIM today officially confirmed the existence of the BlackBerry Curve 9320, the latest incarnation of the firm's budget-friendly 'Berry."

The first round of democratic change in Egypt's marathon, which started the People's Assembly elections, followed by the Shura Council elections a referendum on the constitution, until the end station for the presidential election in June .. It has been stated as official results for the tour, which is indicated for the Islamic movement as represented by the party of freedom and fairness of the Muslim Brotherhood, Hezbollah and the light of the ancestors of almost 60% by 40% for the first, and 20% for the second, followed by Bloc Party , Egyptian-oriented liberalism, led by Egypt's Liberal party, led by businessman Naguib Sawiris, Coptic, and then came the liberal Wafd party is also in fourth place.

"Whilst the Xperia Play has not been the hit that Sony Ericsson were hoping it would be, the Android gaming handset may be about to bring in more than it's fair share of new customers, as it's revealed its own little Christmas present, albeit three weeks early."

"Motorola has published its plans for upgrading their Android range of phones to the latest version of the software, while also providing a glimpse behind the scenes at the work involved in bringing Ice Cream Sandwich to a Moto phone near you. It's fair to say it's not as simple as one would hope."

Condemning HP product every time is not fair. There are dozens issues pertaining to installed software and connected devices, which you might be facing on your HP machine. Hence, a deep insight is required to understand the real crux, and who can und.

"The chaps at HTC have been quiet of late. Fair enough, they managed to fire out a couple of top notch handsets complete with Beats Audio last year in the form of the Sensations XE and XL, and there was of course the Evo 3D with the visual performance "Wows!" it offered, but other than that, there's been a distinct lack of activity from the Taiwanese techlords."

WWW.OFFICE.COM/SETUP BLOGS: START THE SHOW INSTANTLY We've all seen too much of presenter's laptop screens, full of messy icon-strewn desktops or unread emails, as they try to start a PowerPoint presentation. Get right to it by naming the file with a .PPS (or .PPSX) file extension. That's a PowerPoint Show, and a quick double click on it goes right into the slideshow, not PowerPoint editing mode. Click Esc to exit the slideshow. www.office.com/setup Blogs: There comes a time in almost every young (or old) office worker's life where the cubicle must give way to the boardroom, or worse, to the dais. That means speaking in public, and more often than not, that speaking is usually accompanied by slides. Such presentations are ingrained in the public consciousness, from watching big-name CEOs spew speeds-and-feeds about new gadgets, to fascinating TED talks on every topic under the sun. Even teachers in the classroom give lessons in a way the old blackboard could never convey. It's fair to say that the vast majority of those presentations are created using PowerPoint, the presentation tool that's a staple of the Microsoft Office suite. The site SlideNirvana.com estimates that PowerPoint is on at least 1 billion (with a B!) computers worldwide. If even a third of them use the software, that's still the equivalent of the entire population of the United States making slide-based exhibitions. And most of them suck. Perhaps that's not quantifiable, but so many articles are written on that fact-and so many of us live through them-it's hard to argue the (power)point. Likewise, many, many articles and entire books are written on how to make effective presentations. This is not one of those stories. This collection of tips is all about the vagaries of the powerful PowerPoint software itself. It's meant for those with a grasp of the basics and beyond who are looking for that extra little goose to get the most out of the program. We hope with these tricks-some of which wi