Sunday, December 28, 2014

How to get Free iAP (In App Purchase) for iOS (JB) and (non JB), Android (Root) & OS X

Free IAP (In App Purchase) for iOS, Android & OS X

LocaliAPstore is one of the best iOS app that does bypass payment page and redirect directly to item download and installation page in Apple store in-app application.

If you are looking for purchasing paid apps at free of cost, then LocaliAPstore is the best iOS app that does bypass payment page and allows you to get it free.

Please read everything carefully to avoid any problems.

How to get free In App Purchase on iOS?

Jailbreak your iDevice
Go to Cydia and add this repo: ” http://system.in-appstore.com/repo/ ” or download the .deb file from below.
Install LocaliAPstore on your iDevice.
Reboot your iDevice.
Go to Settings and enable LocaliAPstore.
You have tow ways:

Standard receipt:

Enable hack in your Settings.app, disable custom receipts ( no need log out from your Apple ID).
Open app in which you want to make in-app purchase. Try to buy something – popup will be displayed. Tap “Cancel”
You are done! Receive your in-app for free!

Custom receipt:

Enable hack in your Settings.app, enable custom receipts. Then you need log out from your Apple ID.
Open app in which you want to make in-app purchase. Try to buy something – pop-up will be displayed. Tap “Buy”, then, on Apple ID popup, tap “Cancel”
You are done! Receive your in-app for free!

If one of the ways fails, try another, it may work.

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Sign off your appleID in Settings->Store->Tap on your appleid->Sign Off
Open this page into your iDevice. Install the certificates given below.The order of installing is very important! Install first certificate first, second – second.
Open Wi-Fi settings on your iDevice and tap arrow on the right of your Wi-Fi network. Remove all data from DNS field and set it to this IP address: 37.1.202.101 (more to come)
Go to your application and try to buy something! You will see dialog window asks you to Like in-appstore.com, “LIKE” IT!
When iDevice asks you to enter credentials, enter random credentials, not yours.
You’re done enjoy receiving in-apps!!!!!!!!!!!

Screenshots:

How to get free In App Purchase on Android?

Root (and S-OFF for HTC) your device. (If toy don’t have rooted device yet)
Make sure that you have “Unknown sources” enabled in your security settings.
Download Freedom APK file from below.
Install Freedom on your device and launch it. (first launch takes a while, please be patient), allow superuser permissions request:
Tap on application in which you want to use free in-app purchase, wait a little. Application should start automatically.
Next, make your in-app purchase (appearing of FreeCard means that Freedom is running successfully)
You’re done enjoy receiving your in-apps for free!!!!!!!!!!!

You should use Freedom every time you want to use free in-app purchase, e.g. Freedom is a launcher for your apps.And this program does not work with online applications and will never work with online applications.

How to get free In App Purchase on Mac OS X?

If you are using Mountain Lion, Enable “anywhere” sources for software in Settings.app->Security & Privacy
Navigate Safari to the links of the certificates given below. They will be automatically saved as *.cer files in your downloads folder. Just import them into keychain by double-clicking (in OS X 10.8.1.) or if you have earlier version – save it using CMD+F and selecting: Export as *.pem Format: Page Source
Then click “Save” and “Don’t Append”
Click twice on first certificate. KeyChain Utility should open. Click “Always Trust”, then enter your local credentials and click “Update Settings”:
Click twice on second certificate and install it just like the first one.
Download Grim Receiper from the link below. That’s the tool to keep your original receipts in safe place (locally, of course) during you are using in-appstore.com. Mount and copy Grim Receiper.app to some folder.
From this step you can continue, if you already used in-appstore on OS X before. Open System Preferences->Network and set DNS of your network to the following IP: 37.1.202.101 Select network->Advanced->DNS->Click “+”->Fill IP->Okay->Apply
U’re done!

You should run Grim Receiper every time you are using in-appstore.com! Open Grim Receiper. Click “Just let me do smth”. Drag your application where you want to “buy” in-apps on it and on in-app purchase you will get a message. Click like. Enter random credentials, and Enjoy!

Download Links:

iOS 6, 7: LocaliAPstore.deb/Mirrors

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Android: Freedom.apk/Mirrors

OS X: Grim Receiper/Mirrors

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Root Any Android Device Without Installation

Root Genius – Root any Android Devices without any installation on your PC

Root Genius is the best tool for root any Android smartphone or tablet PC and designed to work on Windows Computer. Root Genius supported more than 10000 Android devices. It doesn’t require any installation on your PC. Simply download rootgenius and run while your device connected to the PC. Root Genius is developed by Chinese developer team “Shuame”.

If you’ve been tired of your unsuitable Android phone. Root it, change it. And with Root Genius, all you need to do is connect your phone, then one click.

Root Genius Quick Picks

One click rooting.
Powerful – Support more than 10,000 Android phones, without installation..
Easy to use – Connect, root, and done!
Android Kitkat 4.4.2 supported.
After rooted you can… – Flash custom ROMs to personalize your phone | Manage auto-runs to speed up your system | Uninstall built-in apps to release memory space.

Please note that this is NOT working on phones with LOCKED BOOTLOADER !
But is working on almost all china’s MTK phones (also 6592 octa cores)

How to use Root Genius to root any Android Device (video tutorial also provided below!)

Step 1: Have a full backup of your device.

Step 2: Enable USB Debugging on your Android Smartphone. To enable USB debugging, Open Settings > Developers Option > USB Debugging > Tick to Enable.

(Developers Option is hidden for Android 4.2.2 or above, to show this option Go to Settings > About Phone > Built Number (Tap on it for 5-8 times).

Step 3: Download and Open Root Genius Application on your Windows Computer (Run as Admin).

Step 4: Once Root Genius Application is launched, connect your Android device to the computer (with USB Debugging enabled).

Step 5: Once Your Smartphone is connected successfully to the computer, Root Genius will automatically detect your Android Device.

Step 6: Now, Click on the “Root Now” button to begin the rooting process.

Step 7: Now, Root Genius will automatically “Root” your Android Device and install the KingUser Application.Root Genius will complete the process it self and device will reboot.

Step 8: Now your Android Device is Rooted. To check whether your phone is rooted correctly, open Applications Menu, there you will be able to see a new app installed, called KingUser. If this app exist then it means you have successfully rooted your device. This application is like an Root Management, you can also UnRoot with KingUser just open KingUser and go to Device ↦ Settings ↦ Remove Root Permission

Download Link:

Root Genius.exe

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Micromax Funbook Review

In the past year Various Companies like Reliance , Sony entered the Tablets market , Also Indian Govt. launched Low priced Aakash and Ublislate Tablet , Recently Micromax launched a new Tablet Micromax Funbook which is priced at low price of just Rs 6499 /- only that is pretty much amazing from Micromax. It is specially made for Indian market and it servers Educational as well as proper care is taken for Entertainment and Multimedia features Micromax has named this tablet to be an EDUTAINMENT one as single device can be used for both Educational as well as entertainment purpose .

Features and Specifications :

Looks and Build :

The 7 inch tablet looks amazing as it has very slim and sleek design. It has plastic body and metallic ( faux aluminium coated) looks at the back.

Screen :

Funbook has Multitouch capacitive touch screen and Display ratio of 16 : 9 and it has screen resolution of 800x400 pixels. Pinch Zoom

Processor :

Micromax Funbook has Cortex A8 Processor with a clock speed of 1.2 Ghz

Operating System :

It is powered by Latest version of Android 4.0( Ice Cream Sandwich )

Camera :

VGA (0.3 megapixel camera ) at the front for Video chat purpose. Can record Videos.

Memory :

Inbuilt 4 GB memory which can be expanded upto 32 Gb by external memory card. The tablet has 512 Mb RAM

Colours Available :

Slate Gray and Midnight Black.

Wireless Connectivity :

Micromax Funbook has WiFi 802.11 b/g in it that can be used for Internet browsing.

HD videos :

This low budget Though Powerful tablet can play HD videos , So you can enjoy watching HD videos and also HDMI port is provided so that you can connect Tablet with LCD TV easily.

Preloaded apps :

The Tablet comes with several preloaded apps and Utilities like Office to read /edit any document ,

Adobe PDF , flash player and number of social networking and other apps like Gmail , Facebook , Youtube and many more.Also millions of apps can be downloaded from Google Play for this gadget.

Other features :

Supports 3G Dongle via USB 2.0 , battery capacity of 2800 mAh which is quite powerful and provides Browsing time of 5 hrs. USB 2.0 allows you to Plug your Pendrive as well.

Supports Number of Video and Audio format extensions.

Comes with Made in India Tag , its manufactured in India by Simmtronics Semiconductor Limited , Roorkee (Uttrakhand ).

Course material for CBSE ranging from Class 1 till 12.

Special Offer : This Funbook is coming with a special offer You can get TATA photon by paying extra

Rs 500 and you will get free 1 Gb data for 2 months each.

Price : Rs 6499 /-

Pros :

* Low/Cheap Priced

* Latest Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich

* Light weight

Cons :

* Using WiFi continuously will consume Battery at a very Fast rate

* No Bluetooth/GPS

* Don't expect camera quality to be good. Its just VGA

Ratings : 7/10

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Micromax Canvas 3D A115 Feature Review

The Jelly Bean handset offers glasses-free 3D, 5 megapixel camera, and 1 GHz dual-core CPU.

Micromax seems to have taken a cue from Samsung by steadily launching a stream of new phones for different market segments and prices. One of the recent additions to their rapidly growing portfolio is the Canvas 3D. Micromax is not the first company to dabble in 3D smartphones. HTC and LG have already tried their hands at it but the high price and the lack of 3D content was what killed them. The Canvas 3D on the other hand aims to offer similar features but at less than half the price. Will the A115 manage to popularise 3D phones or has Micromax compromised too much for a bargain basement price tag? Let’s find out.

Design and Build

The Canvas 3D looks and feels ginormous and not in a good way. The handset reminds us of theCanvas 2 A110, which had shoddy aesthetics and the A115 feels similar. The handset is quite thick at 11mm and heavy too at 188g. The only positive remark about the design is the matt finish for the back and new chrome logo, which looks a lot more presentable compared to their older handsets. The buttons fall in place along either side of the phone but lack a very good fit. The tactile feel could have been better too. Upfront, we have a 5-inch TFT display with Naked Eye 3D technology. Basically, it functions using the parallax barrier method for creating an effect of depth without the need for special glasses. The problem is that the clarity of neither the display nor the viewing angles are very good, for both 2D and 3D viewing. The HTC Evo 3D for instance had a 4.3-inch display with a 540 x 960 resolution (256ppi) so 3D content still appeared crisp and relatively pixel-free. The A115 has a measly 480 x 800 (188ppi) resolution on an even larger display so you can imagine the reduction in sharpness.

The A115 is a dual-SIM phone along with a microSD card slot for expansion. The card slot does not support hot-swap however. Despite the gigantic proportions of the phone, we only have a 2000mAh battery, which feels too little.

Features

The Canvas 3D is powered by a MediaTek MT6577 SoC, the same chipset used in the Canvas 2 A110. The CPU runs at 1GHz and is accompanied by 512MB of RAM. The OS of choice is Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2, which runs smoothly without any hiccups. You get the same light skinning we’ve seen on all Micromax handsets along with some of their own apps like M!Live, MZone+, etc. Onboard storage is very less. Despite having a 4GB ROM, the actual usable memory is only 930MB.

Micromax has a special gallery app called 3D Space which lets you access photos, games, YouTube and videos in 3D. The gallery is heavily ‘inspired’ by LG’s implementation on the Optimus 3D. Native 3D content looks good but the sweet-spot for viewing it properly without ruining your eyesight is very limited so two people cannot comfortably watch a 3D video together. The screen also darkens quite a bit when the parallax barrier kicks in to create a 3D effect. Unlike active shutter glasses, where both eyes see a complete frame, here one eye only sees half the horizontal pixel count which cause loss in detail. The chipset can easily handle a 3D 1080p movie though and with very minor stutter, the video plays just fine. You also have the option of converting existing images to 3D with the press of a button. The depth can be adjusted too. The display is unable to produce a crisp 3D image due to the low pixel count, which is a shame; given this is the main selling point for the A115.

Media

The music player gets a slight facelift but underneath, it’s the same Jelly Bean music player. The quality of audio is strictly average even with a good pair of earphones. The rear speaker is quite loud so you won’t miss any of the alerts even in a noisy place. Video playback leaves a lot to be desired. First of all, the Canvas 3D can only handle up to 720p video playback smoothly. MP4 files play well in the stock player but AVI, MKV, etc. have trouble playing back even in MX Player. The colours aren’t too vibrant even in 2D mode and the viewing angles are not great either.

Micromax Canvas HD A116 vs. Karbonn Titanium S5

Micromax Canvas HD A116 vs. Karbonn Titanium S5:

The Indian smartphone market is brimming with low-cost smartphones, but now the subcontinent is witnessing the launch of several cheap 5-inch smartphones with quad-core processors.
Indian smartphones makers like Micromax, Karbonn, Lava and its subsidiary Xolo (known for its Intelpowered smartphones) are flooding the market with low-cost big-screen smartphones with high-end features, giving tough competition to MNC brands Apple, Samsung, BlackBerry, HTC and others.
Micromax's Canvas HD A116 which was released a month ago created a record of sorts on the first day of its release. The first batch of Micromax's smartphones was sold out within minutes of its release online.
Rival Karbonn a few days ago took the wraps off its latest quad-core smartphone, Titanium S5, which is quite on par with Canvas HD A116 specs wise.
Brief comparison of main specs between Micromax HD A116 and Karbonn Titanium S5:
Display:
Micromax Canvas HD A116 boasts a 5.0-inch LCD display IPS (In-Plane Switching) technology with 720px1280p resolution with pixel density of 294 pixels per inch. Karbonn Titanium S5 too sports a competitive 5.0-inch qHD IPS capacitive screen, but its resolution 540x960p falls short against the Micromax device.
Processor:
Both Micromax Canvas HD and Karbonn Titanium S5 pack quad-core processors with 1.2GHz CPU speed, but contain different chipsets made from MediaTek MT6589 and Qualcomm Snapdragon series, respectively.
Camera:
Titanium S5 sports an 8.0-megapixel main camera with Auto-focus and flash support with a 2.0-megapixel front camera. Canvas HD too sports a similar 8.0-megapixel rear-side camera with HD 1280x720p resolution video recording and a 2.0-megapixel VGA front camera.
Mobile Operating System:
In terms of mobile OS, both smartphones stand even in this department with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS. Consumers can make use of more than 650,000 apps in the Android OS ecosystem.
Both smartphones have similar storage, RAM, battery capacity and network connectivity features with negligible differences.
In terms of price, Canvas HD costs ₹13,999 while Titanium S5 is priced ₹11,990, almost ₹2000 lower than its competitor. This price difference might play spoil sport for the Canvas HD since the Micromax is facing supply shortage, and there are speculations that the company is contemplating to increase the price to ₹14,499.

Quick Comaprison:

Model	Micromax Canvas HD A116	Karbonn Titanium S5
Display	5-inch IPS-LCD screen with 720px1280p HD display(pixel density: 294 pixel per inches)	5.0-inch multi-touch capacitive screen with qHD display 540x960p resolution
OS	Android v4.1 OS (Jelly Bean)	Android v4.1 OS (Jelly Bean)
Processor	Quad-core MediaTek MT6589 Cortex A7 processor with 1.2GHz clock speed	Qualcomm Snapdragon Quad-core processor with 1.2 GHz clock speed
RAM	1GB	1GB
Storage	4GB, expandable up to 32 GB	4GB ROM, and expandable up to 32GB
Camera	Rear side: 8.0-megapixel camera Front side: 2.0-megapixel VGA camera	Rear side: 8.0-megapixel camera Front side: 2.0 megapixel camera
Battery	2100 mAh	2000 mAh
Network	2G & 3G	2G & 3G
Price	₹13,999/- (expected to rise to ₹14,499) Thanks For Sharing time.	₹11,990/-

Micromax A88 Canvas Music Compact Review

The A88 is another recent addition to the Micromax’s rapidly expanding portfolio. Called the Canvas Music, the A88 is targeted at the music aficionado as it comes bundled with JBL headphones as well as access to free downloadable music through their MLive online service. Backed up by reasonable pricing, let’s see if it’s worth the hype.

Design and Build

Available in white or black, the A88 isn’t a very striking phone by any means. The handset looks like a miniaturised version of the Canvas 3D, which is not saying much. The glass front is a magnet for finger prints and is a pain to keep clean. The rubberised back extends a bit onto the sides as well, offering good grip. The power and volume buttons all line up and are quite ergonomically placed. Around the back, we have the 5MP camera with dual LED flash and a speaker grill at the bottom.

Beneath the rear cover, we have two regular-sized SIM slots and a microSD card slot that’s not hot swappable. Due to the smaller 4.5-inch screen, the A88 is very manageable in your hand and single-handed operation is done with ease. It’s also fairly light at 136g but a tad on the bulkier side.

The bundled headphones are the JBL Tempo, which are worth roughly Rs 2,000. The headphones sit on your ear but with a good amount of pressure thanks to the metal band. There’s cushioning for your head and the ear cups, which make them comfortable even for long hours. The quality is not bad either as the 40mm drivers deliver good highs and lows with slightly weak mids. You also get the regular headset in the box but there’s no comparison when it comes to quality.

Features

The Canvas A88 runs on Jelly Bean and is powered by a dual-core MediaTek MT6577 SoC. There’s also 512MB of RAM onboard, which together makes for a relatively pain-free Android experience. The interface and customisation is just like any other Micromax handset so we won’t go into much detail here.

The display is of the regular TFT variety but even with just a 480 x 854 pixel resolution, images and text are quite sharp and clear with pretty good viewing angles; at least much better than what we saw on the Canvas 3D or even the Canvas 2.
You can download songs through MLive, which is Micromax’s online store for games, videos, etc. The available songs are mostly Bollywood and from other Indian genres. You can browse through the available songs and download them directly on your phone. There isn’t any DRM here so you can keep them for as long as you want or even share it.

Media

The music player gets a slight facelift but underneath, it’s the same Jelly Bean music player. The quality of audio is strictly average even with a good pair of earphones. The rear speaker is quite loud so you won’t miss any of the alerts even in a noisy place. Video playback leaves a lot to be desired. MP4 files play well in the stock player but AVI, MKV, etc. have trouble playing back even in MX Player. On a slightly more positive note, the colour reproduction is pretty decent compared to Micromax’s other handsets in this same price range.

Top 5 Smartphones Under Rs 10,000

Top 5 smartphones below Rs 10,000:

The low cost smartphone option is very limited if you intend to buy anything other than Android, but we have tried to give the widest choice here in terms of best Smartphone.

The low cost smartphone market is full of Android phones, but if you look beyond Android and Indian brands you will find that there is very little in terms of options. We have tried to tell you the best phones that you can buy for less than Rs 10,000 from all the possible smartphone platforms.

However, in this story for the first time we have not taken MNC brands like Samsung, LG and Sony, as Indian brands are coming of age and bringing products that are not just feature rich (in fact they are so feature rich that MNC brand products look outdated,) but also offer good quality in terms of both build and performance.

Micromax Canvas 2 A110 (Price Rs 9,990)

Micromax Canvas 2 is the most popular phone from Micromax and has sold more than 3 lakh units ever since its launch around three months ago. And there are plenty of reasons why it's so popular. Micromax Canvas 2 comes with a 5 inch display featuring 854 x 480 pixel resolution and built using the In Plane Switching fabrication process that offers better viewing angles and a much higher contrast ratio as compared to older LCD displays. The Canvas A110 comes with a faster dual core processor running at 1 GHz, coupled with 512 MB of RAM for high operation speed.

The Superfone A110 flaunts an 8 megapixel rear camera with dual flash, along with a front facing camera for video conferencing. The rest of the specifications of the phone include a 2000 mAh battery, 3G, dual SIM connectivity, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, Android 4.0.4, gravity and proximity sensors, and 32 GB expandable memory.

So strong is the demand that some retailers have managed to sell the phone at its MRP, which is close to Rs 12,000. However, some people have put off their purchase in anticipation of Micromax Canvas HD A116, which will come with a quad core processor and HD display, but will be costlier. You can read a comparison of the two phones here.

Nokia Lumia 510 (Rs 9,500)

If you are a Nokia fan, and want a smartphone, then there are not many options, and the ones that there are are based on the dying Symbion operating system. However, Nokia Lumia 510, which is the cheapest Windows Phone smartphone, does provide a reliable and fast option. The phone is also expected to get updated to Windows Phone 7.8 operating system. It is currently selling for Rs 9,500 which is great value considering it's a product from Nokia. The new Nokia Lumia 510 smartphone comes with an 800 MHz mobile processor and runs Windows Phone 7.5 Refresh. This smartphone is intended to be Nokia's most affordable Windows Phone device for the masses.

The budget friendly Nokia Lumia 510 smartphone comes with a 4 inch touchscreen display with 480 x 800 pixel native resolution. Nokia has packed a low power 800 MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 MSM7227A mobile processor with 256 MB RAM to make the phone run smoothly. At its rear, the phone has a 5 megapixel camera with f/2.4 aperture, LED flash, and it can be expected to deliver modest imaging quality. There is no secondary camera in the front but this phone has a dedicated camera key on the right side. The surprising fact of this smartphone is that there is no micro SD card slot and the phone arrives with just 4 GB on board storage.

Although Microsoft does offer SkyDrive cloud storage, not many Indians will be interested in using it. Other features of the Lumia 510 include FM radio, Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi, micro USB port, accelerometer, ambient light sensor and 3.5 mm audio port. One surprise for Indian consumers is the micro SIM card. Nokia has packed a 1300 mAh battery offering 8.4 hours on 2G and 6.2 hours on 3G, which is great for a smartphone.

BlackBerry Curve 9220 (Rs 9,990)

The BlackBerry Curve 9220 is the last phone that was launched in India, and it is a good product for budget conscious business users. You get all the BlackBerry goodies like secure email, BBM etc. The only drawback is that it does not have 3G connectivity. The handset comes with the BlackBerry OS 7 and is priced at Rs 9,990, making it the cheapest BlackBerry Curve smartphone to have the latest operating system (BB10 was just announced so it's not going to be latest for long).

Like other BlackBerry smartphones, the Curve 9220 also comes with a Qwerty keypad that aids easier typing. Besides, the 2.4 inch VGA">QVGA display bearing handset has a 2 megapixel camera, FM radio (first time in a BlackBerry), WiFi connectivity, and expandable memory up to 32 GB through a micro SD card. You can read the review of the phone here.

Lava Iris 501 (Rs 9,000)

If you are not getting Micromax Canvas 2 or the asking price is high, you can safely go for Lava Iris 501. We have recently used the phone and it matches the performance and build quality of the Canvas 2 very well, even though in terms of specification it looks less appealing. The phone is Rs 1,000 cheaper than Micromax Canvas 2 and offers the same display size with very good viewing angle, a processor that's fast and a camera that does justice to its mentioned specification, and it also has a bigger 2300 mAh battery.

The handset comes with a 5 inch WVGA (800 x 480 pixel) screen, a 1 GHz dual core processor, a 5 megapixel rear camera and a VGA camera in the front. Lava Iris 501 is based on Android 4.0 (ICS) operating system and comes with a free 4 GB micro SD card. The phone gets all the normal features like GPS, 3G, Bluetooth, WiFi etc. You can read our review of the phone here.

Xolo X500 (Rs 9,000)

We have used the Xolo X900, first Intel based smartphone, and we loved the robust build quality and super smooth performance. Now Intel and Xolo have launched their second phone in the market-it is the Xolo X500, a dual SIM Android ICS (upgradable to Jelly Bean) touchscreen handset. It looks promising with a very well thought out specification sheet for an entry level handset. Xolo X500 comes with a 1.2 GHz Intel Atom processor, and 512 MB RAM. The 3.5 inch IPS screen of the handset is quite capable of playing 720p HD videos.

In the camera section there is a 5 megapixel camera on the rear, though the front camera is missing, which is sad. For internet there is GPRS, Edge, 3G, and WiFi. For data transfer the handset has USB and Bluetooth connectivity. The 1500 mAh battery of the device should provide very good battery back up. Other features include 4 GB internal and 32 GB expandable memory and 400 MHz GPU. Xolo X500 is priced at Rs 9,000, but if you want similar specifications at a cheaper price then you can go for A500, which has almost the same specs, but with a Qualcomm processor.