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The Vox is also slightly larger than the Fire in every respect (save the screen), measuring 7.57 x 5.06 x 0.53 inches. (That also makes this thicker and than the Nook Tablet.) Barnes & Noble's device is about half an inch taller than the Vox, however, which isn't particularly surprising, given the Nook's distinctive form factor. At 14.2 ounces, the relatively chunky Vox beats the Fire by a few fractions of an ounce and also weighs a negligible 0.10 ounces more than the Nook.

Fire the device up out of the box and it plays a nice little video introduction, complete with bouncy instrumental music. In the case of our player, however, starting up wasn't quite so simple -- the Vox soon prompted us to scan for a software upgrade, which it found and promptly began installing, adding another 20 minutes or so to the boot-up process. It was a bit of a nuisance, but we suppose there's something to be said see the company working to improve the device's software, even this early in the game.


Kobo's diamond pattern reappears on the Vox's lock screen, which also contains a rotating selection of quotes from authors -- an immediate reminder that, at its heart, the Vox is a reading device. As it happens, we were greeted with a quote from Thoreau, making us wonder what the naturalist might have thought about these newfangled reading devices edging out old-fashioned books.

The changes to the Gingerbread UI are more subtle than what you'll find on the Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire. The home screen looks like standard Android, save for some tweaks, including large book icons and a bar at the bottom with links to the Kobo Shop, your current reading selection, the library, a full app list and the so-called Reading Life social feature.

As Kobo's CEO told us, it's with social features that the company expects to distinguish itself from the competition. Slide the home screen to the side, and you'll see a Facebook widget showing your news feed, with windows for Places, Notifications, People and birthdays.

Reading Life takes such functionality a step further. Open it up, and it will tell you how long you've been reading your current selection. Kobo also offers up reading "awards" based on your progress. You can even link the app to Facebook -- if you're the sort who enjoys bragging about your literary appetite.


Kobo really seems to be positioning the Vox as more of a souped-up reader than a full-fledged multimedia experience. For one thing, it doesn't ship with apps like Hulu or Netflix (though YouTube is on there, for what that's worth). What's more, those apps currently available in the Kobo app store, which -- by the way -- you can only access via the browser. As with other Gingerbread devices that use the stock Android browser, sites default to their mobile versions where available, unlike the Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire, which show the full versions by default.

Compared to those devices, the Vox isn't particularly impressive, and while $199 is still a pretty great price point, it's hard not to compare it to the Kindle Fire, which generally just feels more thought-out. Still, we'll be doing a deeper dive in our full review, so stay tuned.

A new Apple tablet is on the way, and everyone is talking about it

When Apple pulled back the curtain on the iPad 2 to reveal a more powerful, slimmer, but not all-that-different successor to its original tablet, rumors immediately began to swirl around what the company might be planning for its next slate. Now, as we approach the one-year anniversary of theiPad 2's launch, the picture for the inevitable iPad 3 has become much more clear. Several reliable sources have shed light on what Apple's new darling will be like, and if even half of them prove to be legitimate, we're in for a real treat. Join us as we run down the list of could-be iPad 3 features and attempt to hash out what's real and what will remain for future iterations.

Dazzling display
Before the iPad 2 was officially shown off for the first time, several industry insiders promised that we'd see an all-new, higher-resolution touchscreen on par with the iPhone 4's (and now 4S's) Retina display. But when the dust settled, the screen remained the same as the original device. The currentiPad's 1024 x 768 pixel, multi-touch interface is still impressive to look at, but to really sell currentiPad and iPad 2 owners on a brand new tablet, Apple will likely have to take this stat to the next level.

Unsurprisingly, many sources who claim to have seen and even handled the new tablet confirm a much sharper and higher resolution display is on the way. Bloomberg's trusted insider even claims that the pixel density is high enough to make the screen look like printed paper.

Specifics on what the final resolution will be remain shrouded in mystery, but in order to support backwards compatibility of older apps without too much developer frustration, Apple may simply double the current measurements to 2048 x 1536. This would give the new tablet the ability to play back content from Netflix and Hulu at a higher resolution than any competing tablet, undoubtedly bringing a considerably more jaw-dropping look to new apps and games.

Power to spare
The iPad 2 was a huge step up from the original device in terms of power and graphical performance. Its Apple A5 processor allowed for more impressive games and apps and faster response when you touch the screen. This same chip eventually found its way into the iPhone 4S, where it helps support new features like the Siri virtual assistant. However, if we are to believe the iPad 3 will see an increase in screen resolution — and perhaps also support new Apple-born features like Siri — the company will undoubtedly want additional power.

The typically reliable industry sources from technology site Boy Genius Report have provided screenshots and specifications of the unannounced tablet that show a brand new chip — the Apple A6 — will make its debut with the iPad 3. The A6 reportedly features quad-core technology, which is big step up from the dual-core A5 chip currently used. Along with an increased amount of memory, this would allow the iPad 3 to offer the same responsiveness on a much higher-resolution screen and would fall in line with Apple's typical chip development cycle.

3G or 4G?
Apple has made it clear that it will not be ready to support 4G LTE technology until it is completely confident in the technology's ability to heighten the user experience. The iPhone 4S does not support full 4G as most people know it, but the iPad 3 may break that barrier for the first time.

A litany of sources — including purported Japanese insiders — have pointed to 4G support for the new slate, and with Apple partners like AT&T and Verizon spending millions to beef up their 4G networks, it seems likely that the iPad 3 will take full advantage. This faster network connection will also be important for streaming higher-resolution videos and mobile content without having to wait for annoying buffering that could plague a 3G tablet.

A sexy new look
Of all the rumors floating around about the iPad 3, the one thing that is least likely to change is the overall look of the device. Apple sliced a good amount off the original tablet with the iPad 2 redesign, and its sleek appearance will almost certainly remain the same for the next generation.

Apple's mobile devices typically receive at least one major overhaul while remaining in the same form factor — iPhone 3G to 3GS and 4 to 4S are perfect examples. The iPad 3 will likely fall in line with this update schedule and focus more on features and capability than a design change, though anything is possible.

This article originally appeared on Tecca

Facebook introduced it's new feature named Timeline worldwide.Share and highlight your most memorable posts, photos and life events on your timeline. This is where you can tell your story from you Born, to Child, to now. At the top of Timeline sits a large photo--Facebook calls the cover photo--along with an inset of your profile photo. This is an easy way to beautify yourprofile page and make it more attractive. Before get Cover you must have Timeline in you facebook Account, if you Don't have learn form here "How to activate Facebook Timeline / New Profile look".

Steps By Step Create Attractive Timeline Cover:

Step 1: Goto TimelineCoverBanner.

Step 1: Goto Facebook and Login to your Account.

Step 2: Click on you Name with you photo, you will find it Top right side of browser. 

Step 3: Now on you Time line Old Cover you will find a button "Change Cove" Click on it.
Step 4: you will get some Option after click you will click on "Upload".
Step 5: Now Newly Downloaded Cover for TimelineCoverBanner, Browse that image and click on "Open", see image below.
Step 6: Done :)

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