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Pros

Design
The design of Moto G is the replica of Moto X. Its a tough phone with a good handy size and the back of the phone is a rubber like plastic with a dimple of motorola logo which makes it very comfortable to hold it.It also has a water repellent nano-coating .This doesn't make it water proof, but at least makes it more resistant to the odd spill/splash.

Screen
One of the biggest highlights of the Moto G is its 4.5-inch 720p HD IPS LCD, which works out to a density of 329 pixels per inch i.e sharper than Apple's iPhone 5s, which offers 326ppi.
It has also used Corning Gorilla Glass 3 on the Moto G to protect it from scratches which is usually found on premium devices priced at Rs. 30,000 and above.

Camera
It delivers pretty decent clicks with a 5 mp rear and 1.3 mp front camera with led flash and HD recording.It has a unique feature of slow motion video recording also with other features HDR and Panorama.

Processor & Performance
The Moto G is powered by 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with Adreno 305 graphics and 1GB of RAM onboard.The performance is great.It doesn't slows down even with 4-5 background applications running.Even when playing a heavy graphics game like Asphalt-8:Airborne it runs very smoothly.And when i performed a benchmark test by AnTuTu it recorded a score of 11,874 which is pretty close to big phones nexus 4 and Galaxy S III.

Software
One of the best features of Moto G is that it has the lastest android version i.e 4.4 KitKat and that too with a stock android,stock edition users get the latest versions of Android OS immediately they are out, while customized users have to wait months ??? and sometimes a year to get updates to their device.

Battery Life
The 2070 mAh seems low but actually it isn't in the case of Moto G.The battery life of Moto G is pretty decent.With a normal usage it lasted about a day and with heavy usage like playing games,movies with wifi/3g enabled the whole time and calling for 2-3 hours it lasted for about 12-13 hours,which is not bad.

Cons
The only downside of Moto G is that there is no NFC. Although NFC is a pretty cool tech but think about it even if it had would you use it. *NFC is a short-range high frequency wireless communication technology that enables the exchange of data between devices over about a 10 cm distance.

Verdict
At this Price Point, no other phones offer an experience that is as good, so in that sense the Moto G is a Game Changer. I bought it and I definitely recommend you to get it. I was looking for a best sure-shot smart phone to kick start my blog again. 


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Most issues can be resolved without a repair. Before considering a repair, try visiting the troubleshooting guide for your MOTO G or MOTO X. The support site also contains an extensive list of FAQs on the most common issues that consumers run into.

Top 10 Tallest Buildings in the World 2014 - Burj Khalifa, Shanghai Tower, Abraj Al-Bait Towers, One World Trade Center, Nordstrom Tower to Become World's Tallest Residential Building at 1,775 Feet.

THE WORLD'S TALLEST BUILDINGS

When it's finished, the Nordstrom Tower will become the world's tallest residential building at 1,775 ft. How does this compare with other structures around the world?

1. Burj Khalifa, Dubai: 2,717 ft (828m)

2. Shanghai Tower, China: 2,073 ft (632m)

3. Makkah Royal Clock Tower Hotel, Mecca, Saudi Arabia: 1,971 ft (601m)

4. One World Trade Center, New York: 1,776 ft (541.3m)

5. Taipei 101, Taiwan: 1,670 ft (501m)

Nordstrom Tower set to become tallest residential structure in the world at 1,775ft

• The Nordstrom Tower is under construction on West 57th Street in Manhattan and will be completed in 2018
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• It will measure 1,775 feet at its spire - which is 300 feet taller than anything else in Midtown but one foot shorter than One World Trade Center
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• It means Manhattan will retake the 'tallest roof' title from Chicago's Willis Tower and take over a Mumbai building as the tallest residential building.

Nordstrom Tower — rendering by Otie O’Daniel

Nordstrom Tower — rendering by Otie O’Daniel

Google's Chromecast Turn Your Tv Into Smart Tv

Instead of buying an expensive smart TV, you can convert your existing set into a web-enabled entertainment centre by just spending a few thousands of rupees. 

Portable media players 

If you're working on a tight budget, you might want to consider an ultra-portable media player. These thumb-sized sticks, which resemble USB pen drives, are capable of streaming content - pictures, music, videos - wirelessly from a PC, smartphone or tablet to your TV screen (provided you have a Wi-Fi router set up at home). Now there are quite a few brands available in the market, but these are either from companies that have almost no presence in the country, or have been tried by only a handful of people. However, Google's Chromecast ( 3,225) is available online (unofficially at www.ebay.in, www.amazon.in) and it's also easy to use... 

Simply plug in the device into the free HDMI port on your television. 

At the other end, Chromecast also has a micro USB port which needs to be connected to a free USB port on the TV (or an alternative source) to power itself. 

Then, switch to that HDMI source (using the TV remote) and follow the set up instructions to connect to the existing Wi-Fi network in your home. 

Now, install the Chromecast app on your mobile device or PC/laptop and connect to the same wireless network. Run the app and follow the instructions to link the device to the adapter. Once the process is complete, you will be able to 'throw' Full HD videos from YouTube onto your television screen (at present, Chromecast comes with video-on-demand channels like Netflix and Hulu that aren't available in India). However, if you have subscribed to local VoD services like BigFlix, BoxTV, Spuul, NexGTv, you can stream their shows to your big screen. For this, you need to install the Google Cast extension in your Chrome browser which will let you send the tab you are currently watching to your TV. 

Also, there are quite a few free (and premium) mobile apps like EZCast, LocalCast and RealPlayer Cloud that let you stream personal content from your own smartphone and tablet. 

Here are the full specs for the Chromecast: 

• Output: HDMI, CEC compatible
• Processor: Marvell 88DE3005 (Armada 1500-mini) system on a chip
• RAM: 512MB
• Storage: 2GB flash
• Max. Output Video Resolution: 1080p
• Dimensions: 72(L) x 35(W) x 12(H) mm
• Weight: 34g
• Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
• Power: USB (Power adapter included)
• Supported Devices: Devices running Android 2.3 and higher, iOS 6 and higher, Windows 7 and higher, Mac OS 10.7 and higher, Chrome OS (Chromebook Pixel, additional Chromebooks coming soon). 

With Chromecast, you can easily enjoy your favorite online entertainment on your HDTV—movies, TV shows, music, and more from Netflix, YouTube, Hulu Plus, Google Play Movies and Music, and Chrome. No more huddling around small screens and tiny speakers. Chromecast automatically updates to work with a growing number of apps.

Google Chrome Browser Surpasses IE in U.S. Market

Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser has lost its long-time U.S. market lead to Google Chrome, according to stats published today by Adobe Digital Index (ADI).

ADI, a marketing research arm of Adobe Systems, found that the Chrome browser eclipsed IE in April, with 31.8 percent of U.S. market share vs. IE's 30.9 percent share. Coming in third was Apple's Safari browser, with a 25 percent U.S. market share (see figure). Those browser assessments were based on Web traffic sampling of both desktop and mobile devices, based on data from "10,000 U.S. consumer-facing Web sites in April 2014," according to Adobe's announcement.

 Chrome took the lead because of the proliferation of mobile devices, in which Google's Android and Apple's iOS operating systems predominate. Much lower in the rankings was Mozilla's Firefox browser, with an 8.7 percent U.S. market share in April. ADI noted that Firefox has seen a 20 percent decline over a two-year period, which was "likely due to its lack of mobile presence."

In terms of global stats, the Google Chrome browser reached the No. 1 position last year, according to ADI. However, in terms of pure mobile stats, Apple's Safari browser held the lead.

Microsoft's IE browser still leads in terms of desktop use, according to ADI's analysis. That stat might be attributed to Windows use on PCs, where IE is bundled with Windows by Microsoft as part of the operating system. The old adage used to be that Windows ran on 90 percent of the world's PCs. However, analyst and consulting firm Gartner Inc. has predicted that Windows will just have a 25 percent OS market share by 2016.

Another research effort tracking browser use is Net Applications, with its global Market Share tracking service. It also showed IE in the lead in terms of desktop use at 57.88 percent in April. The Chrome browser was ranked No. 2 at 17.92 percent, followed by Firefox at 17 percent. However, Net Applications' mobile tracking showed a different story. In terms of mobile use, Safari was the leading browser at 48.72 percent, with Chrome at 15.79 percent and IE trailing at 2.11 percent in April.

Power of smartphones in Indian hands

The India smartphone market grew by a whopping 186% year-on-year in Q1 2014, making it the highest growing market in Asia Pacific.

The sharp growth trend is also seen across Asia-Pacific region which, IDC says, will also see a large increase in devices under the BYOD model. 

Source : Economictimes