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A hovercraft is a non wheeled vehicle that can hover over land as well as water easily using high powered fans and aerodynamic design. We here propose an advanced hovercraft that uses high rpm motors interfaced with an avr family microntroller to achieve desired functionality. The motor below hovercraft rotates at a very high RPM that allows it to generate a force enough to make it hover on the surface thus reducing the friction below it to minimum. Then we use the motor propeller mounted behind it to push the hovercraft in forward direction. Now we also need to use a servo motor attached to the hovercraft rudder that helps the hovercraft to move in desired directions by bending the air at accurate angles.  The system works collectively to hover while continuously managing servo as well as propeller motor to drive the hovercraft as desired. Now to control the hovercraft we here use an android application. The android application sends movement commands to the hovercraft circuit. Th...

Google has released a standalone version of its stock camera app for Android— and it's a significant improvement on its predecessor. The new app, called simply Google Camera, features a new user interface with revamped shooting modes, as well as the ability to selectively focus the camera. Rumors of the new app first surfaced earlier this month after it was reported the company was testing a new camera app that would be released independently of the upcoming Android 4.4.3 update. Google also unveiled Lens Blur, a brand new effect that enables users to shoot with a shallower depth of field to selectively focus on certain portions of a particular image. This is the first time Google has included the feature in its camera app. "Achieving this optical effect has traditionally required a big lens and aperture, and therefore hasn’t been possible using the camera on your mobile phone or tablet," wrote Google software Engineer Carlos Hernandez in a blog post explaining how Google...

Google has launched the first three Android One Smartphones, starting at Rs. 6,299 in India. The launch of Android One Smartphones has been considered as an initiative, where. Indian buyers can own high-quality and advanced smartphones at affordable price tags. This initiative has started off in India, and will be launched in other countries later. Currently, Micromax, Karbonn and Spice has launched their first ever smartphones, running on the Android One platform. Later, other smartphone manufactures will also launch Android One running smartphones in India. India’s number one smartphone brand, Micromax has launched the ‘Canvas A1’, their first ever Android One Smartphone. The Micromax Canvas A1 is available exclusively on Amazon. India with a price tag of Rs. 6,499. At this price tag, this smartphone packs various advanced features making it a worth buy package deal. On the other hand, two more Android One smartphones, naming as Karbonn Sparkle V and Spice Dream Uno have hit the Ind...

Following two budget-friendly smartphones, BLU announced its flag grade Android phone – Life Pure. If you need a high performance smartphone, let’s go on checking. BLU Life Pure is a 5-inch Android smartphone with flagship performance that measures 142 x 69.4 x 7.7mm and weights 128grams. ures ultra-slim and minimal design and runs on Google Android 4.2 Jelly Bean mobile operating system, moreover, Life Pure comes with MediaTek MT6589T Cortex-A7 1.5GHz quad-core processor with PowerVR SGX544 GPU, 2GB RAM, 32GB internal storage, 5-inch full HD display at 1080 x 1920 pixels resolution with 441 ppi, 5-megapixel front-facing camera capable of full HD imaging and 13-megapixel rear autofocus camera with a 5-element lens, BSI sensor and LED flash. The smartphone feat Apart from that, other specs include GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi, Hotspot, FM radio and 2000mAh rechargeable battery. BLU Life Pure Android phone comes in two colors and costs $349 USD.