Get ready for the largest tech event at CES (consumer electronic show) at Nevada.Its on the way ,CES 2013 gonna take place in a short time.The major thing is that Corning has unveiled the damage resistant Gorilla glass 3 which will be unveiled at CES 2013.

The speciality in this Gorilla glass 3 is thr Native damage resistant which will reduce the scratches and with some durability enhancements.

Wendell P. Weeks, Chairman, CEO, and President said,

This year at CES, Corning will demonstrate its industry leadership in specialty glass and fiber optic technologies with the introduction of two products designed to enhance and extend the capabilities of consumers’ favorite devices

Full details on Gorilla Glass 3 will be announced on Monday, Jan 7 at CES.just wait for latest updates.

Just as teased, Canonical today has unveiled today all new Ubuntu for Phones and also announced that first devices running the OS will be shipping from early 2014. The interface is greatly based on touch gestures like Meego, Swipe from the edges to unlock and open running apps. The thumb gesture allows you to access frequently used apps. Ubuntu for Phones is built using Android Kernel and doesn’t need JVM. It supports both ARM and x86 processor, Entry level Ubuntu Phone requires 1GHz Processor with 512MB RAM and High end Ubuntu “Superphone” needs a Quad core or Intel Atom processor with 1GB RAM. The latter comes with ‘Desktop convergence’ feature.

Ubuntu OS for Phones is currently supported for Google Nexus and the images will be available for download in over a couple of weeks. Developers can be able to run both native as well as HTML 5 apps. Canonical has promised that Ubuntu Phones will be shipping from early 2014.

Press, a new RSS reader for Android developed by Twentyfive Squares, is a serious breath of fresh air in the Play Store. While there are a lot of options for RSS on Android, none of them have really matched something like Reeder for iOS, with its simple, functional, and attractive design — the official Google Reader app is laughably spartan, Reader HD is functional but clunky, and Feedly looks good but gets bogged down in an overwrought UI.

There are subtle buttons up top to alter the font size, and you can select from a number of fonts — the default is Adobe's excellent Source Sans Pro

The app is so thoughtfully designed in other areas, though, that I'm pretty confident the issue will be addressed soon. It might not be the most feature-complete RSS reader on Android — there's no dark reading mode, no magazine-style layout, and no widget — but it's unquestionably the most focused and attractive. It's available now for $1.99 in the Play Store.

No sooner has one legal tussle ended, than another potential courtroom brawl rears its 3.7-inch screen. The new iphone has launched in Brazil, but no, we're not talking about Apple's flagship -- we mean the bravely titled Gradiente iphone Neo One. It's pretty heavy on specs compared to the iPhone we all know, and for just 599 Brazilian Real (around $285), you'll get a dual-SIM handset running the now antiquated Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread. It's got a 3.7-inch, 320 x 480 display (who needs Retina), a 700MHz CPU, 2GB of expandable storage, Bluetooth, 3G, WiFi and 5 / 0.3-megapixel shooters in the arrangement you'd expect them. Sold!

Where the Goophone had a modicum of branding tact, Gradiente's waving paperwork. "IPHONE" was filed for trademark registration in Brazil in 2000, and although Apple started offering its handset in the country in 2007, Gradiente scored exclusive rights to the name in 2008. We haven't heard of the company trying to enforce its trademark, but the iphone Neo One certainly looks like bait for a big fish. We can't imagine many people will be duped by the new, new iphone, but one thing we know for sure is that Apple ain't scared'a no trademark battle. Cue litigation /settlement deal... yesterday.