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None of us knows what will be the sixth iPhone. It is a fact. Rumors from various sources,interwoven with speculation of analysts, draw, or complementing each other. The overallpicture yet. Someone continues to promise us a glass backboard. And someone is stillhaunted by the old news about the deal the company Luquidmetal Technologies and Apple, the fruit of which has not yet happened.

The Times of India app for touch enabled Nokia phones provides an attractive yet intuitive user experience and covers all requirements of avid news readers across ages, across geographies. The application is a one-stop solution for readers to catch up with the latest and unrivalled coverage of national and international news, business, politics, city, sports, entertainment, lifestyle, health, science and technology.

The application supports both portrait and landscape orientations and also advanced gestures such as scroll and swipe. The app allows users to change the font-size on the fly for easy reading and share articles via Facebook, Twitter, SMS or email. To make it easier to follow the top updates, the high utility, auto update widget feature enables the app to sense when it needs to be updated, and does so, without the intervention of the user.

- To download the app for Nokia Touch enabled devices: click here

- To download the app Nokia non-touch devices: click here

- Visit www.toi.in/nokia from your Nokia web browser

- Latest cricket scores

- Stunning photo galleries

- Read expert reviews of the latest movies

- Top videos from news, business, sports, entertainment and lifestyle categories

- Save articles for offline reading

- Share articles via email, Facebook or Twitter

- Send your comments and suggestions to toi.nokia@indiatimes.co.in

Closer Look at imes of India app for Nokia Mobiles

Remember last week when HP leaked a 14-inch Chromebook on its own site? That was a big surprise, to say the least -- the company has never put out a Chrome OS system before, and we werent aware this was even that popular a category. Well, HP just officially announced the Pavilion 14 Chromebook, and pretty much the only surprise is the availability date: we had heard it would go on sale February 17th, but its actually available today for $330.

Suffice to say, thats more than what youll pay for Samsungs Chromebook ($249) or Acers C7 ($199). For the money, it offers similar specs as the Acer C7, but the design appears considerably more polished. Meanwhile, with a 1.1GHz Intel Celeron 847 CPU and 2GB of RAM, it should perform a bit better than the Samsung model, which has a nice design, but chugs along on a lower-powered ARM processor. Like most other Chromebooks, this one has 16GB of built-in flash storage, along with a 1,366 x 768 display. Users also get 100GB of Google Drive space (free for the first two years).

Ready to take the plunge on a new all-in-one, but not super pumped about tackling Windows 8? Youre probably not alone, and it looks like HPs got a solution. The companys entry-level Pavilion 20-b101ea AIO desktop now ships with Ubuntu pre-installed, so if youve been considering a jump to Linux but wanted to avoid dealing with a system refresh, this might be just the opportunity youre after. The alternative rig is shipping to UK customers for £349 including VAT, which roughly works out to $530, for blokes across the pond. Interestingly, the Ubuntu machine has yet to appear in HPs US store, where youre only able to snag the Windows 8 configuration, with pricing starting at $450. Those of you with a mailing address in the United Kingdom are in luck, however -- hit up our source link to snag your very own Ubuntu-equipped all-in-one.