Lipstick story

Lipstick, Lip-Lock and Liping ..all these things are emotional. Red lips are an essential component to a woman’s makeup repertoire.

GEORGE JONES: Heartbeat on Pain, a Country Song.

Music may give life and express pain of heart. GEORGE JONES | 1931-2013 His Life Was a Country Song“When you’re onstage or recording, you put yourself in those stories,” His Life Was a Country Song. George Jones, Country Singer, Dies at 81

Chris Gayle's eating mystery!

Chris Gayle's eating mystery reveled. He had eaten Just 2 piece of cake and 1 Egg omlete before his Record breaking Innings. So, build up this habit to be more powerful. Gayle remains unbeaten on 175 just for 66 balls. He scored Highest Individual Score and Highest sixes in an innings.

Phone Sex Enables 'Fundawear'

Feel that tingle down there? It might be a long-distance call. Condom-maker Durex has introduced app-controlled underwear that vibrates, the company announced in a YouTube video viewed more than 500,000 times since Wednesday. The promo (watch above) features a slightly naughty demonstration by an Australian couple remotely "touching" each other. The premise is that if you and the main squeeze want to get busy while you're apart, you can put on the Fundawear and buzz each other via iPhones. You simply drag your fingers across an app diagram of the body parts you want to stimulate remotely. Wires and sensors convey what actual touch cannot. And we used to think that "Skype me" sounded suggestive! Fundawear is still in the experimental stage, so no word on a release date. Visit its Facebook page for more on how to score a free prototype. Outlets have had some fun with Fundawear. Cult of Mac imagined preoccupied users zapping themselves in public. The Sun called the undies "his'n'hers buzzing briefs" Durex isn't first to the virtual-sex party. LovePalz developed a pair of intercourse simulation gadgets that women and men can connect to their erogenous zones for long-distance loving.

Take your Pillow as Boy friend and Girl friend

If a girlfriend body pillow doesn't ring your bell, don't worry, there's now a male alternative that includes all of its limbs and body parts—or at least most of them.

Abhishek feels jealous of wife Aishwarya

Yes, Abhishek reveals how he has been shut out of the bedroom quite a few times in the last few months because of the baby's sleep routine. "Aaradhya wakes up in the night for her feed and a nappy change. Ash, who's completely clued in, is up in a jiffy. However, I must confess, it took time for me to get used to the new routine. When the baby cried, I woke up too, but couldn't go back to sleep immediately. So Ash suggested that I sleep in another room till such time as Aaradhya was slightly older."

Worst Women Underwear :D

Read a womens views about mens underware: As a girl, I don't think I could take a guy seriously if I noticed he were wearing these....guess about women worst!! :D

Celebs Die short but Politicians survives Longer (Be a Cockroach, Not a Dinosaur)

Fame may 'lead to a shorter life'. Having a glittering career in the public eye may come at the cost of a shorter life, an analysis of obituaries in a US newspaper suggests.

Lumia Pureview 41 model no: Lumia 1001

Nokia, the mobile giant struggling to catch up with rivals, may have an ace up its sleeve. The company set the benchmark for smartphone cameras with its 808 PureViewsmartphone last year, which came with a 41MP camera and ran on Symbian operating system. However, the company soon began focussing itsenergies on Windows Phone-powered Lumiaseries and Symbian was retired. Now, word on the street is that the company is working on aLumia phone that will have a 41MP camera sensor. Previously, there had been some speculation about an upcoming Lumia phone with 41MPcamera, codenamed EOS, but the rumour mill went silent after Mobile World Congress in February. Now, MyNokiaBlog has said that a source with access to the company's plans has said Nokia is currently testing EOS on quad-core as well as dual-core chipsets. The model was said to be tested on Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core chip, but poor battery performance made it an unviable option. Therefore, the company is going with a dual-core processor for this phone, according to the report. Talking about the camera, the report says that the company is using a 41MP sensor similar to the one seen in 808 PureView, but will have optical image stabilisation and variable aperture lens. The company will tweak the interface of the camera app in this phone and include Xenon as well as LED flash units. Nokia is also testing 2K and 4K recording for the device, though the report says this feature is not supported currently. Nokia EOS is said to have an AMOLED display panel with 1280x768p resolution, though the size of the screen is not clear yet. Other features confirmed by the source include FM radio, microSDsupport and microHDMI port. The report also says that the phone will initially be launched only for AT&T in US, and the global launch will follow 1-3 months afterwards. Lumia 920 is the only Windows Phone 8 smartphone to have PureView imaging technology, but features a smaller 8.7MP sensor. Nokia is also said to be working on a Windows RT tablet, which will rival the likes of Apple iPad, Google Nexus 10, Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and Microsoft Surface.

iPhone is boring, Android is hot

Android phones have become cooler, buzzier, more fun and more useful compared to the iPhone. Who would have imagined this? But that is exactly what has happened in the last six months. In India, where we value our money and demand something that is truly useful, we always knew that a high-end Android phone is a better deal compared to the iPhone. But now the rest of the world has discovered Android. And how. There are a lot of writers and bloggers who swear by the iPhone (or for that matter, anything made by Apple). In the last six months, many of these people have finally realized that the iPhone is not all that exciting anymore. It’s not as useful as it was earlier. It no longer even runs the most beautiful software. Many of these people have ditched their iPhones and started using Android. It’s a big change, considering how faithful the Apple users usually are. So, who are these people? Some big names in the world of technology. Let me list a few: -- Guy Kawasaki, an Apple evangelist and a long-time fan of the company, ditched the iPhone and switched to Android. But why? “I fell in love with Android on the smartphone, and then I got a Nexus 7 and started using Android on the tablet as well. To me the great irony is that Apple’s slogan was ‘Think Different,’ but today if you think different you’re looking at Android,” he told Dan Lyons at ReadWrite. -- Andy Ihnatko, a big-time Apple fan who often wrote “florid” reviews of Apple products, has switched to an Android phone. Why? “I’ve switched from the iPhone to the Samsung Galaxy S III because it’s the best there is at the kind of things I need my phone to do. And as soon as something comes along that’s better, I’ll switch again,” he wrote. -- Robert Scoble, an influential technologist, is “no longer an Apple fanboy”. He wrote on his Google+ page, “Apple lately HAS slipped in my eyes and there are lots of examples how (Google Now, Waze maps, and tons of apps that are here already and coming on the Android platform, like SwiftKey keyboards) are examples of why I’m getting ready to leave the Apple platform and switch to Android.” -- MG Siegler, arguably one of the most diehard Apple fanboys, once wrote a piece titled ‘Why I hate android’. Now, he is praising Nexus 4, an Android phone even though he has not exactly ditched the iPhone. “Nice hardware aside, the true reason to go with Android — if you’re going to go with Android — has to be the software. Aside from the core Android layer getting more polish, the Google services keep getting better. Specifically, Google Now is great. You may not realize it at first, but over time, it keeps getting better,” he recently wrote. -- Then there are technology bloggers like Jamie Dihiansan, Brian Osborne and Mathew Ingram whose faith in the iPhone seems to be wavering. Why the sudden exodus? Personally, I have always found Android to be a much better operating system. The iPhone and iOS have their merits but for me Android works best for several reasons. From the posts written by people switching from the iPhone to Android, I believe these are the same reasons Apple loyalists are now discovering. Let me put them in a list. -- Android is much more flexible compared to iOS. This means you can customize your phone according to your needs and do a lot more with it. This is a huge advantage once you realize the possibilities it opens up. -- Compared to iOS, Android is now much better looking. The design language adopted by Google in Ice Cream Sandwich aka Android 4 is modern, clean and sensible. This is in stark contrast to now boring and bloated user interface in iOS. -- Android does a lot of things better compared to iOS. For example, it has better notification system, apps can talk directly to each other, if a user wants, he or she can access the file system, the lockscreen can be customized, and Google services tend to work better on Android. -- Most high-end android phones have a large and gorgeous screen with very high-resolution. Believe me, once you have used a high-resolution large screen, you will not like to go back to the ‘tiny’ iPhone. -- Android allows people to do their stuff in the way they want. But Apple forces the user’s hand. For example, on Android you can choose your default web browser. On the iPhone, you are forced to use Safari by default. On Android, you can change your keyboard and choose from different styles of typing. On the iPhone, you are limited to just one way of typing and one keyboard. So, is Android the perfect mobile operating system? No. nothing is perfect and Android has its own issues. But despite the issues, overall it is the most functional, flexible and a reasonably good-looking operating system at the moment. In a high-end phone, it is tough to beat it. And long-time Apple loyalists are realizing it.