HTC One A9 aka HTC Aero has been showcased in a leaked image sporting different colour variants. The image posted on Twitter also gives more idea about the smartphone's design.

As per the image shared by @evleaks, the HTC One A9 is seen in six colour variants namely Acid Gold, Opal Silver, Deep Garnet, Carbon Gray, Cast Iron, and Rose Gold, same colour variant introduced by Apple this year for its iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models.

The image suggests the unannounced smartphone to sport an iPhone-like design with bold curved edges and two wireless antennas running on top and bottom. The front panel can also be seen with a physical button at the bottom that might double up as a fingerprint sensor as well.

As per the same source, the HTC Aero A9 is supposed to pack a 5-inch full-HD (1080x1920) resolution Amoled display, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of inbuilt storage, which can be expanded via a microSD card, 13-megapixel rear camera, 4-UltraPixel front-facing camera with OIS and BSI sensors, and a 2150mAh battery. It is said to sport a metal build and 7mm thickness.

HTC earlier this month posted a press invitation on its Weibo page that talked about a press event in Hankone, Japan on September 29. As per the invitation, HTC might launch "dual flagship" devices. The two flagship smartphones are not shown in the invite. However, the recent leaks do point to two possible launches: the HTC Aero aka One A9 and the HTC Butterfly 3.

Samsung Gear VR headgear powered by Oculus software is already on the market. An improved version will debut in the United States in November at a price of $99 (approximately Rs. 6,500), according to Peter Koo, a Senior Vice President in the Mobile Communications Division of the South Korean consumer electronics titan.

"It is really virtual reality on the go," Oculus Chief Executive Brian Iribe said of Gear VR. Koo said the price was intended to be affordable enough to make virtual reality "mainstream."

People are already sharing 360-degree video and playing immersive games using Gear VR headsets, which let the company's smartphones serve as display screens. The new Gear VR model s 22 percent lighter than its predecessor, more comfortable to wear and has improve controls, according to Koo. The hardware works with the current year's line-up of Galaxy smartphones, including the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+, Samsung Galaxy S6, and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.

"Together with Samsung, we've redefined virtual reality and created the best mobile VR experience available today," said Iribe. "On Gear VR, people are playing immersive VR games with friends, sharing 360 video experiences, and teleporting around the world with photos and videos - and it's only the beginning for what's possible with mobile VR."

Samsung Gear VR Specifications

Dimension: 201.9 x 116.4 x 92.6 mm

Weight: 310g

Sensors: Accelerator, Gyrometer, Proximity (Mount/ Unmount Detection)

Field of View: 96 degrees

IPD Coverage: 54 - 70 mm (Fixed Lenses)

Colour: Frost White

Compatibility: Micro-USB connection to the Galaxy Note 5, S6 Edge+, S6, S6 Edge

Micromax on Thursday launched three new budget 4G smartphones in India: Canvas Blaze 4G, Canvas Fire 4G and Canvas Play 4G. While the Canvas Blaze 4G and Canvas Fire 4G are priced at Rs. 6,999 each, the Canvas Play 4G is priced at Rs. 12,499. All three smartphone run Android 5.1 Lollipop out-of-the-box.

Already listed on the company website and an e-commerce website, the dual-SIM Micromax Canvas Blaze 4G (seen above) features a 4.5-inch FWVGA (480x854 pixels) IPS display and is powered by a 1.1GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 (MSM8909) SoC coupled with 1GB of RAM. Sporting a 5-megapixel rear autofocus camera with LED flash, the Micromax Canvas Blaze 4G also sports a 2-megapixel front-facing camera. It bears 8GB of built-in storage that is expandable via microSD card (up to 32GB).

Apart from 4G, other connectivity options of Canvas Blaze 4G include 3G (HSPA+), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, Micro-USB 2.0, GPS/ A-GPS, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The smartphone is backed by a 2000mAh battery that is rated to deliver up to 220 hours of standby time and up to 6 hours of talk-time. Micromax Canvas Blaze 4G bears an accelerometer, ambient light sensor, and proximity sensor.

The Micromax Canvas Fire 4G (seen above) is identical to Canvas Blaze 4G, except the processor and the battery. The Canvas Fire 4G is powered by a quad-core MediaTek MTK6735 processor clocked at 1GHz, and is backed by a slightly lower 1850mAh battery. The smartphone was introduced earlier this month.

The Micromax Canvas Play 4G (seen above), being the costliest model out of the three, features a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) resolution IPS display covered with Corning Gorilla Glass 3. It houses 13-megapixel autofocus rear camera and a 5-megapixel front-facing fixed-focus camera for video chats. In addition, the handset runs on a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor (unknown model) clocked at 1.2GHz, clubbed with 2GB of RAM. Besides featuring a 16GB of expandable storage, the smartphone is backed by a 2820mAh battery.

On Tuesday, Microsoft announced the availability of Office 2016 for Windows desktop platform. Used by more than 1 billion people worldwide, Office is not only the most popular productivity suite available on the planet, it is also one of the biggest revenue channels for the company.

Microsoft drops a new version of Office every three years. But despite being one of the oldest, and the single-most dominant player in the market, Office today faces more competition than it has in the recent times. A number of emerging players including Google's Drive suite, and open source alternatives like OpenOffice and LibreOffice offer several of Office's features for no cost at all. So what new features has Microsoft added in Office 2016 to drive it miles apart from the rivals? Here are the top 10 features.

1) Co-Authoring

Perhaps the single biggest addition to Office is the introduction of a feature called co-authoring in several of Office applications -- Word and PowerPoint. Co-authoring allows more than one user to work on a document simultaneously. Microsoft says that users can work on a document regardless of the device - read the operating system - they are using.

In addition, when multiple users are working on a document, the participants can see where others are working in a document in real-time. The feature, however, is limited to Word.

2) Office Sway

Microsoft has bundled Sway, a tool the company introduced earlier as a standalone service, right into the Office suite. Sway lets you make stylish media presentations that can be quickly made and embedded on websites.

3) Tell Me

Remember the annoying assistant Clippy that used to come in older versions of Office? Tell Me is a smarter version of it. Available in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Project, Visio, and Access, Tell Me is a smart assistant that can understand your queries written in completely human-y words. It will assist you with whatever issues you're having. There is also a feature called Delve, which as the company claims, uses algorithms to bring together the most relevant information or documents in one place.

4) Smart Lookup

Forget the crippled built-in dictionary, Smart Lookup features in the new Office version will provide you with contextual information about words and phrases you need to know more about. When you select a word or a phrase - in Word, PowerPoint, or any other Office application - the sidebar opens at the right side with details about the selected text from various sources, including Wikipedia.

5) New themes

Microsoft has finally introduced the much-awaited, and requested dark theme option in Office. Users can now change the light, shiny interface to a rad-looking Dark Gray theme. The dark theme will also come in handy while working at night hours. There are a number of other themes as well.

6) Create forecasting with one click

It is now easier than ever to create a forecast charts based on historical data. Just select the cells, and Excel now offers one-click option to predict the future trends. The company mentions that it utilises industry standard Exponential Smoothing (ETS) algorithm to offer accurate data. You can find the one-click forecasting option called Forecast Sheet under the Data tab.

7) Mail Triage

Microsoft's Clutter feature in Outlook analyses your email pattern and also observes the people you interact with the most, and using these metrics, it prioritises your emails and only shows you what's really important to you while putting low priority emails into a separate folder.

8) Better integration with OneDrive and Skype

OneDrive integration enables you to open an Office document from anywhere and from any supported device. Not only can you access these files, you can in fact pick up right from where have you left on another device.

Skype, as you can imagine, allows you to talk to your colleagues, initiate and join online meetings and share your screen with your colleagues.

9) Planner

Microsoft is also introducing a feature called Planner that allows a team to make projects and quickly make tasks and documents. It utilises Office Graph, a feature that keeps a record of every document, email-related actions, and other activity log of a user. It is very similar to Trello, but with its ability to tap on Office Graph, Planner is arguably more efficient and useful.

10) Windows 10 support

There are several Windows 10 features that work great with Office 2016. Windows Hello - a biometric authentication measure the company introduced with the new desktop operating system which checks a person's face to login to the computer - also works with Office 2016. In addition, Cortana can work in conjunction with Office apps too and fetch important information and perform handy tasks.

Amidst several leaks surrounding the upcoming Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, a Canadian telecom carrier has tipped that the latest iteration of Android may start rolling out on October 5. According to Telus, the LG Google Nexus 5 and the Motorola Google Nexus 6 will start receiving Android 6.0 Marshmallow as on OTA update starting October 5.

The telecom carrier on its official 'Software Update Schedule' page listed the release date for the next Android update for the two previous generation Nexus smartphones. Soon after several media reports cited Telus' software update schedule, the telecom carrier updated the page removing the mention for Android 6.0 Marshmallow update. However, Mobilesyrup managed to get a screenshot of the list of the devices posted by telecom carrier. We will have to still wait for any announcement from Google regarding the rollout of Android 6.0.

Some of the new features of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which has been available as the Android M developer preview since Google I/O 2015, include revamped app permissions; Google Now on Tap feature; new Chrome feature that will change the Web experience for Android users; new ways to handle Web links; integrated Android Pay mobile payment system; new fingerprint APIs for developers to add into their apps and native fingerprint support, apart from battery saver features called Doze that will make Android devices smart about managing power. Some of the other additions include a new memory manager, adoptable storage devices, new app drawer, auto backup and restore for apps, and support for USB Type-C ports.

Google will almost certainly unveil the two new Nexus phones apart from the new Chromecast dongle at its Tuesday event in San Francisco. Previous years have seen the rollout of the new Android version for previous generation Nexus devices almost a month after the launch of new Nexus devices, so if Telus' post was accurate, Google has sped up its rollout cycle.

Last year, Google took at least two weeks to start rolling out Android 5.0 Lollipop update for its Nexus devices.

Both the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P smartphones were recently leaked in a flurry of press renders. The designs of the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P in the press renders were in line with earlier leaks.

Samsung, after unveiling a value-edition variant of its Galaxy Core Prime smartphone last week, has now introduced the Galaxy J1 Ace. Priced at Rs. 6,300, the smartphone is currently listed at the company's online India store. However, at the time of writing, the handset stock was listed as 'not available currently.'

Notably, the Samsung Galaxy J1 Ace was first reported to be available via physical retail stores earlier this month by an established Mumbai-based retailer.

The smartphone supports dual Micro-SIM cards and runs Android 4.4 KitKat with Samsung's custom UI skinned on top. It features a 4.3-inch Super Amoled display with a screen resolution of 480x800 pixels. It is powered by a 1.3GHz dual-core processor coupled with 512MB of RAM. There is 4GB of inbuilt storage which is further expandable up to 128GB (via microSD card). There is a 5-megapixel rear camera and a 2-megapixel up front. The rear camera comes with an LED flash. The Samsung Galaxy J1 Ace is backed by an 1800mAh battery and measures 130.1x67.6x9.5mm. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, A-GPS, Glonass, GPRS/ EDGE, 3G, and Micro-USB. The Galaxy J1 Ace includes an accelerometer, ambient light sensor, and proximity sensor.

The Samsung Galaxy Core Prime VE, launched last week, features dual-SIM support, a 4.5-inch WVGA (480x800 pixels) PLS (plane-to-line switching) TFT display; 1.2GHz quad-core processor; 1GB of RAM; 8GB of inbuilt storage; expandable storage via microSD card (up to 128GB); 5-megapixel autofocus rear camera, and a 2-megapixel front camera.

The handset is backed by a 2000mAh battery. Connectivity options on the Galaxy Core Prime VE include Wi-Fi b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, and 3G.

Vertu, a premium smartphone brand, has launched its Signature Touch smartphone priced starting GBP 6,500 up to GBP 13,700 (approximately Rs. 6.5 lakhs to Rs. 13.8 lakhs), depending on the choice of leather body cover. The handset is an upgrade over the existing Signature model. It will be up for pre-orders in company's select outlets between September 28 and October 8.

The new Signature Touch smartphone comes in eight different leather body variants - Jet Calf, Garnet Calf, Grape Lizard, Pure Jet Lizard, Jet Alligator, Pure Navy Alligator, Clous de Paris Alligator, and Pure Jet Red Gold, each of which can be personalised with engraving. One of the highlights of the Vertu Signature Touch is the metal Gull-Wing doors (seen below) placed on each side of the rear camera. While one side features a microSD card slot, other side includes a SIM card slot. Besides sporting a premium look and build, the device also packs high-end specifications on the inside.

Vertu Signature Touch runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop out-of-the-box and features a 5.2-inch full-HD (1080x1920 pixels) resolution display covered with phosphor LED powered LCD and protected by 5th-Gen Sapphire Crystal screen. The pixel density of the display is 428ppi. The premium smartphone is powered by a 64-bit octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor, clubbed with 4GB of RAM and Adreno 430 GPU.

It houses a 21-megapixel PDAF (Phase Detection Auto Focus) rear camera with f/2.2 aperture and dual-tone LED flash, and a 2.1-megapixel Skype compliant front-facing camera. The rear camera is capable of recording 4K resolution videos as well. As for storage, the Vertu Signature Touch equips 64GB of inbuilt storage that can be expanded via a microSD card (up to 2TB).

The handset is backed by a 3160mAh Li-ion battery, and features the Qualcomm QuickCharge 2.0 functionality. It also supports Qi Compatible Wireless Charging. The new Signature Touch additionally supports both Indian 4G LTE bands (2300Mhz and 1800Mhz) alongside NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Wi-Fi Hotspot, GPS, and Micro-USB connectivity. The front-facing stereo speakers come powered by Dolby Digital Plus. It measures 155x74x10.8mm and weighs between 225 grams to 236 grams.

Motorola India after selling its Moto-range of devices in India exclusively via Flipkart for over a year has finally decided to expand their availability. The Lenovo-owned company has announced that the Moto devices can now be purchased via select Airtel stores alongside new e-commerce retail partners Snapdeal and Amazon.

This means that Motorola devices will no longer be exclusively available in India via Flipkart, with rival e-commerce sites now authorised to sell the Moto-range of devices. The company on Wednesday in a press statement confirmed that it will be offering the Moto devices through its distribution partner Brightstar India.

The Moto E (Gen 2) 4G will be one of the first devices to be available via select Airtel stores across the country. Amazon India and Snapdeal, on the other hand, will start selling the Moto E (Gen 2) and Moto E (Gen 2) 4G smartphone starting Friday.

Commenting on the announcement, Amit Boni, General Manager, Motorola Mobility India said, "Responding to growing demand from our consumers we have made a strategic move of increasing the availability of our portfolio across offline and multiple online shopping platforms. To start off, we will be available at select stores for our consumers to experience and purchase the device. Consumers are at the heart of whatever we do and we will leave no stone unturned to enhance their buying experiences."

The company at the Moto X Play launch earlier this month had announced that it sold 5.6 million Motorola smartphones via Flipkart since it re-entered the Indian market in February 2014. The company had in January this year announced a figure or 3 million, making it roughly 2.6 million devices in 7-8 months.

IOS 9,the latest and greatest version of Apple's operating system for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices, is now available for download. If you've been wondering whether your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is eligible for the update, and/ or how you can download iOS 9 on your Apple device, or how to take a backup of all data on your device before you install iOS 9, we have you covered.

Will my iOS device get iOS 9?

If your device is running iOS 8, then it is eligible for the iOS 9 upgrade. This year Apple hasn't discontinued OS upgrade support for any devices, but some features such as split-screen multitasking for iPad will only work on the newest devices. The following iOS devices will get the iOS 9 update. The iPad Pro, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPad mini 4 will ship with iOS 9 pre-installed, and hence don't appear in this list.

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Backup

While the iOS update process is usually very smooth, it's still recommended that you take a backup to ensure that your data is safe. Here's how.

You can do this via iCloud or iTunes, but we recommend that you do it via iTunes, because it doesn't require an Internet connection. Here are the steps to take a backup of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:

1) Connect your iOS device to a PC or Mac.

2) Open iTunes.

3) On the top-left (to the left of My Music), click the icon that represents your iOS device (iPhone, iPad or iPod touch icon).

4) Under Backups, you will see the sub-head Manually Back Up and Restore.

5) Click Back Up Now to start backing up your iOS device.

Once essential data from the default apps has been backed up, iTunes will ask you if you want to transfer purchases. This backs up all apps installed on your phone, along with data downloaded within those apps. To do this, you will have to sign in with your Apple ID.

If you don't have access to a computer, then you can use iCloud Backup. Only 5GB is free and you'll have to pay Rs. 60 per month for additional storage on iCloud.

1) To start backing up, on your iOS device, go to Settings > iCloud > Backup.

2) Turn on the switch marked iCloud Backup. You'll get a warning telling you that your iPhone will not back up to your computer automatically. Tap Ok.

3) Once iCloud Backup is on, tap Back Up Now. This will start backing up your data to iCloud.

Wait for the backup to finish before proceeding further. You should see the Last Backup time (which should appear right below Back Up Now) correspond to something recent once the backup is completed.

Download and install iOS 9

With the backup complete, you can quickly install iOS 9 on your Apple device. Once again, you can do this directly via your iOS device or iTunes. In this case we recommend doing this via the device itself. The iOS 9 update is big download, but the amount of free space required on your device is lesser than iOS 8, so there are unlikely to be troubles like last year when you are installing iOS 9. Here's how to get the iOS 9 update over-the-air (OYA)

1) On your iOS device, make sure you're connected to Wi-Fi (you can't download updates over mobile data) and plug it in to a power source - the second step is not mandatory, but recommended to make sure you don't run out of battery midway through the process.

2) Go to Settings > General > Software Update.

3) On this screen, you'll see a message telling you that iOS 9 is available. Tap Download and Install. Now the device will begin downloading the update.

4) Once the download is complete, you'll see a pop-up asking if you'd like to install the update. TapInstall. That's it. When the update is installed, your iPhone will restart.

Here's how to download iOS 9 via iTunes

In case you get an error that there enough free space to install the update on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or if you want to install the update on multiple devices of the same kind (e.g. the three iPhone 6 models in your family), then you are better off installing iOS 9 via iTunes by following these steps:

1) Open iTunes on your PC or Mac.

2) Connect the iOS device to your computer. In iTunes, select your device icon on the bar at the top.

3) Now click on the Summary tab and click Check for Update.

4) To download and install iOS 9, click Download and Update.

Once the install is completed, follow instructions on-screen and you can start using iOS 9.

There are several hidden features in iOS 9 that are very useful. There are nifty features to improve battery life, and tweaks that improve the security of you iOS device, along with small tweaks like the Bluetooth battery widget and reorganised folders on iPads that make the experience of using your device that little bit better. Here is a list of features that you may not have spotted on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

1) Swipe right to invoke Spotlight

Spotlight has been reinstated to a screen of its own in iOS 9. Before iOS 7, Spotlight could be invoked by swiping right from (moving to the left of) the main home screen, but this hasn't been the case with recent iOS versions. Here you will also see Siri's suggestions for apps and contacts based on what apps you use and who you contact at any given time of the day. Note that you can also use Spotlight search by swiping downwards on the home screen, as in iOS 7 and iOS 8.

2) Settings search

The settings app is one of the more crowded and confusing parts of your iPhone or iPad - but now, you don't need to know where every setting is. The search bar at the top of the Settings app lets you quickly find whatever options you were looking for, to easily make the changes you want.

3) Low power mode

Running out of charge? Go to Settings > Battery and enable Low Power Mode. This disables certain visual effects, automatic downloads (apps, songs, etc), mail fetch, and background app refresh to improve battery life.

4) App screen time

Go to Settings > Battery and tap the clock icon under Battery Usage. This will give you detailed app usage information, and shows you how much time an app has been active, or running in the background. If an app is using a lot of battery while in the background, removing it could solve some battery woes.

5) Batteries widget

Open the Notification Centre and add the Battery widget. You will see the battery level of your iPhone, and also all paired devices like Apple Watch or Bluetooth headphones. It also has a tiny icon there to let you know if the device is charging.

6) Photo folders

The photo album on your iPhone or iPad has always been a slightly cluttered mess, but iOS 9 has brought some changes that could help. Open the Photos app and tap Albums. You'll see that all your photos are now neatly categorised into folders, such as Selfies, Panoramas, Screenshots, and more.

7) iPad folders

If you've created folders on the home screen of you iPad, you will notice that there are four apps per row in each folder, and four rows, as opposed to the three by three grid in iOS 8. That means that each page of a folder can now show 16 apps at a time, which is handy as you won't have to keep hunting for apps hidden away behind pages now. This is just one of the many iPad-specific tweaks in iOS 9.

8) Keyboard shortcuts

QuickType keyboard on the iPad has several nifty features in iOS 9. An entire shortcut bar at the top lets you quickly add attachments, formatting, and has nice undo and redo buttons too. Swiping on the keyboard with two fingers unveils a trackpad mode. This trackpad feature comes to iPads, and the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus (via 3D Touch). If you plug in a Bluetooth keyboard accessory, you can use quite a few shortcuts such as command-N to create a new document in certain apps such as Pages. Third-party apps like Microsoft Outlook have also been updated to make use of this feature.

9) Return to app

Moving between apps is a lot easier on iOS 9. If an app opens a link in another app, you'll be able to get back to the first app without needing the app switcher. For example, if you open a link in the Messages app, it will open in Safari. To return to the app, just tap the Back to Messages link on the top-left.

10) Custom numeric passcode

If you don't want to set a six-digit passcode or a regular password comprising alphabets and numbers, you can create a custom numeric passcode in iOS 9. Go to Settings > Touch ID & Passcode > Change Passcode. Tap Passcode Options and select Custom Numeric Code.

11) Spotlight calculator

Spotlight search can now search within third-party apps, and doubles up as your calculator and currency converter. Just type $600 in the search bar and Spotlight will show the equivalent rupee amount right there. You can also perform basic calculations using the search bar.

12) Quickly select photos

Open the Photos app, go to the album of your choice and tap Select on the top-right. Now just slide your finger over a bunch of photos and you will see that they're all getting selected. This is much faster than manually tapping each photo to select it.

13) Contextual Siri search

You can ask Siri to remind you about something tomorrow or to show you photos taken in Mumbai. Siri has now become a lot better at processing natural language.

(Also see: iOS 9 Search Showing Too Many Results? Here's a Simple Fix)

14) Who's calling?

Getting a call from an unknown number? Siri will check your emails to try and show you the name of the contact.

15) Better Reader mode

Safari's inbuilt reader mode makes it easier to read articles. Once you enable it you can tap and hold the AA icon on the top-right to see several new iBooks-like options such as changing the fonts and night mode.

16) Safari share sheet

In Safari tap the share icon and you will see several new options. For example, you can now save webpages to pdf via iBooks in two taps. Also new in the share sheet are extensions that let you request the desktop version of any site and find words on the webpage. You can also save links to the new and improved Notes app or add them to the Reminders app directly.

17) Paste and go

Copy a URL and tap and hold the address bar in Safari. This will reveal a Paste and Go button. If you copy any other search term, this button changes to Paste and Search.

18) Grouped notifications

You still can't dismiss all notifications at once, but you can now dismiss all notifications from any one day at once. This is because iOS 9 groups notifications by date rather than by app. You can toggle this via Settings > Notifications > Group By App.

19) Mail improvements

The Mail app now lets you add markup to any photo. Select any photo you've attached, tap and hold, press the > button and tap Markup. Here you can annotate the picture and even add a digital signature.

20) Safari reload

Safari's reload page button on the top-right hides a couple of interesting features. Open any webpage and tap and hold the reload button. Now you will see two options slide up - Request Desktop Site and Reload Without Content Blockers. The second one will appear only if you are using a content blocker app.