Micromax A60, Cool Looking Android Phone from Micromax

It has been a while since Micromax first introduced the A60 which is one of their first Android phones actually. Although personally, I don't like the design that much, but I do respect Micromax for not "following" the "popular looking" designs that HTC and other major manufactures seems to go for (you know, they all look the same... seriously HTC!, you need some inspiration).

Main specifications...

*. Touch sensitive screen - TFT 320x240, 2.8 inches.

*. 150 MB internal memory, MicroSD slot supported (up to 32GB).

*. Supports 3G, Wi-Fi and HSDPA/HSUPA networks.

*. 3.15MP back camera.

*. Runs Android 21 OS.

*. 600Mhz CPU.

*. Li-Ion 1280 mAh battery.

*. Talk time of 4 hours and 240 hours of stand-by time.

*. Weight - 105Grams.

Although the screen color depths and the processor aren't the top notched hardware features but, for a Rs 6999... I think they done an great job nonetheless. So, if you're looking for a cheap Android phones with impressive amount of wireless network support, then the Micromax A60 looks like a pretty cool phone to me :).

Meet the Android Based First "Tweet-TV" Phone from LG (Prototype)

LG few hours ago showed off their first prototype "Tweet-TV" platform based android smart phone called "Tweet-TV". Although as far as I know, Twitter has nothing to do with this (directly), the "Tweet-TV" is a platform developed by LG themselves which basically enables the users to watch TV on their mobile phones and "watch/react" using related Tweets at the same time.

Although the "idea" seems a bit ridicules, but when I heard them say...

Viewers engaged with Tweet-TV would be able to interact with program content and submit their comments on programs...

It is kinda interesting actually. This is just a prototype, but the phone will be released within this year and it will be interesting how the people react to it. Their platform get the help from the Mobile Digital TV framework which is another (a bit "shorter" version compared to the "Twitter-TV", perhaps) platform which lets the users to receive local whether or news updates (according to their geographic locations automatically) while watching TV on a small electronic device (mobile phone usually).

But personally, I don't like this at all. There are advantages, but this will easily "expose" the "audience" via their ideas and opinions much quicker than what we currently have "thanks" to cell phones or other things, thus making measuring the thought process of a nation much quicker which can have both negative and positive results. But they have a tendency to being end up as negatives rather than positive ones.

And from a physiological point of view, I'm not a big believer of using Language in "wider" ways either. By stimulating "gross" ways that people can "express" their emotions (negative ways) which the so called "Languages" fail thus reveling the obvious fundamental reason behind the birth of Languages which is to unbalance the human emotions by not letting them "expressed" in their true sense, it can easily create disharmony and gives the ideal opportunity for those at the "other-end" to create "power" through "chaos".  

Anyway, that's what I think, what do you think?...