5 things to-do immediately after buying a new Android phone

Congratulations If you got a new Android smartphone! But let me ask you have you gone through the important things that must be done on a new Android Smartphone! Don't know the check list? Here are some things you want to do right away!

1. Don’t Skip the Google Account Setup

When you set up your Android for the first time, you’re asked to provide your Google account credentials. Doing so is the fastest way to set up your email, calendar, and contacts (core PIM functionality), but it’s optional, some people don’t have Google account, or for whatever reason they decide to skip the step. If you skipped it, go back and complete it, even if you’re using someone other than Google for your basic PIM functions.

Why? There are a few reasons. Not only will your contacts be synchronized with your Google account, they’ll also be synced with any Android’s you get in the future (if your current phone is lost, stolen, damaged, or in a year or so when you decide to upgrade). Additionally, you’ll need it for the Android Market.

Aakash Tablet review

Akash Tablet, the ‘world’s cheapest Android tablet’ has been launched and will be available in market from January/February 2012.

The Best Headphones for your Workout

When it comes to purchasing workout gear there are three things to look for: comfort, performance and durability. And finding the perfect headphones are just as important as wearing the right sneakers.

Polk Audio UltraFit 500 Sports Headphones

According to the American Council on Exercise, “important factors to consider when selecting headphones include fit, acoustics, portability, compatibility with your music player and if they stay on while you are exercising.” Another important factor is the material of earbud covering: I’ve found earbuds that have a rubberized covering instead of the flimsy material which always seems to disintegrate after sweaty workouts.
With lots of different headphones on the market, here’s what you need to know to find the perfect style for your workout:

More sales, more luxury in 2012 car sales

2012 BMW 3series

As 2011 comes to an end with the pace of auto sales accelerating, it make sense to expect the trend will continue next year.

Additionally, it seems likely that that new products, led by the BMW 3 Series and 2013 versions of the Ford Fusion and Chevrolet Malibu, will lure buyers in their segments, and also that 2012's biggest auto industry stories could include fulfillment of Volkswagen's promise to grow its U.S. market share.

"Volkswagen is one of the largest [automakers] in the world, yet what they sell in the U.S. is peanuts," says TrueCar.com market analyst Jesse Toprak. Volkswagen's U.S. focus was underscored by the opening of a Chattanooga, Tenn., plant in May.

Automakers aren't quite ready to issue 2012 sales forecast, but Toprak expects 2012 light vehicle sales of 13.8 million units, up from about 12.8 million in 2011. "The fundamental consumer demand has improved this year and will continue to improve further in 2012," Toprak says. "The myth of pent-up demand has turned out to be at least partially true: Consumers at some point need to get a new car."