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www.artichemicals.com

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www.bhavnagumudhyog.com

www.shyamdyechem.com 


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Bhavna Gum Udhyog - Guar Gum

Best Guar Gum In India

Manufacture of GUAR GUM in Ahmedabad.

Within a span of 2 years, Bhavna gum Udhyog established a new image in the Gum field. Bhavna Gum Udhyog became the name on the tongue of every manufacturer. We started working more efficiently and in an organized way. Customer’s satisfaction from all the parts of the country pushed us to increase the manufacturing quota.Bhavna Gum Udhyog carved a niche as India’s largest Gum Udhyog. 



At Present Bhavna Gum Udhyog is manufacturing RISOL yellow-TX gum, RISOL NBV gum, RISOL AGBV Gum, RISOL CMT Gum, RISOL LV-30 Gum, RISOL UBV Gum which are textile derivatives based products, Cassia Dal, Tamarind Gum. No extra ingredients are mixed which may lead to downfall of customers.


Personal care has been taken on the manufacturing department form the very first day. We believe in providing best quality products to our customers rather focusing to earn money. Highly trained and experienced, staff and workers are the linchpin of the success of Bhavna Gum Udhyog. Workers also look upon the company as a family which ultimately leads to the betterment of the company. Our company location is also very compatible with the surrounding environment. 

Customers choice: Bhavna Gum Udhyog


Company is providing products fully as per the requirements of the customers. Customers are finding easy to communicate with any staff member at anytime. Continuous watch on the products helps the customers to get high quality products. Better transportation facilities are provided to avoid any type of delay in the delivery. Sealed packages are used to transport products. Payment is always taken by the company after 100% fulfillment of the customer.

Innovations: Right step at a Right time in a Right direction

Bhavna Gum Udhyog is always trying some new ways and tactics which would be beneficial to customers from all directions. T o provide all the details of the company just at a single click, we started this website by focusing on the benefits of all the customers at the center.

Eco-friendliness

Eco - Friendly is a term often used in marketing to inform consumers about an attribute of a product or service that has an environmental benefit. This term does not necessarily indicate all attributes of a product or service is environmentally benign. To take care of consumer along with the healthy environment ios our prior goal so weprovide all our products as Eco-Friendly products. 
visit: http://www.bhavnagumudhyog.com

GU and GTU Papers

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ASPIRE ENGINEERING SOLUTION

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• Vb.net projects
• ASP.NET projects
• Java projects
• Seminars
• Mobile Computing projects
• Technical White Papers
• GU papers
• GTU papers and so on…

Aspire Engineering Solution has started Engineering Solution to provide all types of engineering stuff and solutions to the students. This site is only for the Engineering students and not for personal interest. This is an end-to-end collection of various materials of engineering by which students will feel easy to get it from one site and don’t have to search for papers during examinations. Being students, we suffered a lot during exams for materials and proper guide. By keeping this at center, we started this website only and only to provide all types of comforts to students.


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ROYAL RASAYAN

Premium Pigment Emulsion in Ahmedabad 

ROYAL Pigment Emulsions are dispersed organic pigments for printing on textiles.ROYAL Pigment Emulsions are processed with advance technology to achieve excellent Brilliancy, Fineness, Dispersion and fastness properties. ROYAL Pigment colors are compatible with any good binder to give high degree of tinctorial value and brilliant shades on textile fabrics. These can also be intermixed to get different desired shades.


visit: http://www.royalrasayan.com

ARTI CHEMICALS

Manufacture of Binders, Khadi, Piegment Emulsion in Ahmedaabd

In 1993, Arti Chemical Industries launched Pigment Emulsion as first product in market.

We received tremendous acclamations and set the base for next product.

In 2005, we launched Binders and then, Gold Binder provide us unending success in market. Today we are known for our specialized Gold Binder. We are manufacturer of Pigment Emulsion paste and fine paste for various industries like plastic, rubber, paints, detergents.Khadi is our prime product used in printing processes.

Success of other products like Cotton khadi, Block khadi, Binder SLN, Binder 4000, Binder 9400 set the plattform for soon entering into International Market.
visit: http://www.artichemicals.com for further query

Aspire Web Services

Aspire Web Service

Cheapest Web Site Devlopment in Ahmedabad,
Website Development, Web Site Hosting, E-mail Hosting, Graphics Designing

Our Company started its first work as website development in chemical field. Good Reviews and Faith on 100% satisfaction Guarantee from customers led the Footprints of Aspire to emerge as a New Era in WebWorld. Even the infotech company is with us to increase our growth along with their to the Web Market.
Our Company gives 100% Satisfaction Guarantee in terms of work. Best Designing and On-Time Hosting is provided to customers. No compromise in terms of Quality, Work & Services.

SHYAM DYE CHEM

Manufacture of Flocking Powder in Ahmedabad.

Flock Powder, Flocking Powder, Khadi.


http://www.shyamdyechem.com/

Shyam Dye Chem was set up in the year 2005 to manufacture process and market a wide range of exclusive Khadi to the growing textile industry in India. From the very first day, Shyam Dye Chem has been customer driven and highly service oriented group, providing value added products consistently. At present we are manufacturing Kadhi binder,binder-SLN,binder-4000,Sizing Chemicals. Our Main product is FLOCK POWDER today.

Motorola Honeycomb 10 inch tablet

Here is Motorola's answer to all the android tablets coming nowadays. Seen in the image above is a clear indication that it will run on Android and beside that front-facing camera on top is a very conspicuous Verizon logo right there. So that pretty much says that the Honeycomb will come to the Big Red's shores. As for the leaked specifications, we have the following: it will run on a 1 GHz Tegra2 T20 processor, 512 MB RAM memory, 32 GB of storage with expandable memory through an SD card slot up to 32 GB. It will have a display having a resolution of 1280 x 800. 

Creative uses of new facebook profile

So Facebook users have been changing to the new profile layout, with most noticeable being the additional pictures above your call. And when the creative juices start kicking in, even the simple profiles can be pretty amazing. Started by French artist Alexandre Oudin, people have started playing around with their profile pictures and all to make clever and cool effects out of the new layout. Here's a rundown of some of the coolest redesigns and we're hoping that you try to do one as well.

1.Alexandre Oudin - French artist and the guy that started it all!

2. Nic Refauh - He's the current vice president at McCann Digital and he likes turning people upside down!

3. Jason - He likes strawberries...

4. Thibault le Brasseur - Now we know who he has his eyes on...

5. Ouri Stopek - And who among you doesn't want to burn cars without matches?

6. John Robert-Nicoud - That's soooo sweet!

7. Antony Legrand - At this point we now wonder how they do these things

8. BestBuddies DogBoutique - So this is where those dogs are heading...

9. Jayden Tan - As long as he doesn't post anything, that face will remain there...

10. Jon Yang - Shoot it!

Acer Iconia Dual Screen Laptop.

During Acer's Global press event at New York, the company unveiled Windows 7-based Iconia dual-screen laptop / tablet, we're not surprised at all knowing that it appears like to be a larger version of Toshiba Libretto W105. We got few more details with press release after the break.

According to Engadget's update, the device was "running Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) and is equipped with an Intel Core i5-480M / 560M / 580M CPU, up to 4GB of DDR3 memory, a pair of 14-inch multitouch displays (1366x768 resolution), integrated Intel HD graphics (128MB RAM), VGA / HDMI outputs, an inbuilt microphone and a S/PDIF interface. There's also a 320/500/640/750GB hard drive, Acer's CrystalEye webcam (1280x1024 resolution), 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0+HS, integrated 3G WWAN, gigabit Ethernet, a four-cell battery and a total weight of 6.18 pounds. Closing things out, there are a pair of USB 2.0 ports, a single USB 3.0 jack and a one-year warranty." Now's that's hefty round of specs to tease us, and to bring you a lot more clearer view maybe you want to check out the hands-on. Unfortunately, we haven't got a piece of the price for this touch-loving device.

Decide before buying Apple’s iPhone 4

Nokia’s newest mobile phone, the N8, is providing some stiff competition in the market forApple’s iPhone 4. Both phones are the pinnacle model of each mobile phone producer’s line. Comparing both phones on different aspects can perhaps provide some insight into which mobile phone might be better for some consumers than others.

The shape of the Nokia N8 has been streamlined in the new design. It comes with a touchscreen and is featured in a rainbow of colours including white, grey, blue, green and orange. Overall, the N8 weighs in at 135 grams and measures 12.9 mm thick. On the other hand, the iPhone 4 touts its thin profile in comparison to most other smartphones including the N8. However, the iPhone does come in a more limited range of colours; only black and white. The iPhone is slightly heavier weighing in at 137 grams with a thinner profile measuring online 9.3 mm thick.

Another feature to consider when comparing the N8 and iPhone 4 is the camera that is built in the phone. The Nokia N8’s camera takes photos with an unheard of resolution of 12 megapixels for a camera phone. This is much more than the iPhone 4’s 5 megapixel photos. Not to mention the N8’s camera also boasts a wide angle Carl Zeiss lens. Both phones do come with video editing software installed on the phone. This makes it easy to share both photos and video from both the N8 and iPhone 4.

Both phones feature touchscreen displays that measure 3.5 inches. The N8 comes with a high resolution screen that pleases many users. With its resolution of 640 by 360 pixels it is slightly less than the iPhone which has a resolution of 960 by 640 pixels. While numerically this appears to be perhaps a significant difference, some users argue that it doesn’t make a major impact on the appearance of images using the two phones. Steve Jobs has spoken frequently about the revolutionary Retina Display that comes with the iPhone. Some favour the iPhone for this reason but others again report the difference between the two phones doesn’t appear to be too significant.

Google Nexus S offifcial, arrives on 16th dec at only $199

They've teased us, they've kept us hanging for more and now it's official. If you haven't heard anything about it then now's the perfect time as you'll be waiting just a week's time and you can get your own Google Nexus S. Here's what the love child of Samsung and Google comes with: it comes with a 4-inch WVGA display, 512MB on-board RAM, 16GB of storage available, triband HSPA and Near-Field Communication (NFC) capability. It is powered by a 1 GHz Cortex Hummingbird processor and is running on Android 2.3 a.k.a. Gingerbread. It will be available starting December 16 in the US and the 20th for those in the UK. As for the price tag, Best Buy tags it at $199 with a two-year contract from T-Mobile or you can get the unlocked unit for $529. More after the jump.

Press Release

SAMSUNG AND GOOGLE TO DELIVER NEXUS S, THE FIRST MOBILE PHONE IN THE WORLD POWERED BY ANDROID 2.3

Nexus S offers the latest version of the Android platform, Gingerbread, 4" Super AMOLED touch screen with curved design, Near Field Communication (NFC), front and rear-facing cameras and 1GHz application processor

SEOUL, Korea, and DALLAS, US December 6, 2010 - Samsung Electronics, a leading mobile phone provider and the No. 1 mobile phone provider1 in the U.S., and Google™ today announced Nexus S™, the world's first handset to feature the latest version of Google's Android™ platform. Powered by Android 2.3, Samsung and Google have packed Nexus S with powerful technology and the latest in hardware features.

JK Shin, President and Head of Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics, said, "Samsung and Google have worked together closely to deliver the best Android smart phone experience for consumers. It has been our ambition in working with Google to continue to push the Android platform forward and create a smart phone that has both superior functionality and a stunning user-experience. It is extremely satisfying to see this partnership again bear tremendous fruit."

"Samsung was thrilled to work with Google to create the first device featuring the much anticipated Android 2.3 OS. Nexus S is powerful proof of Samsung and Google's commitment to bringing technology firsts to market and launching products that utilize the open and innovative Android operating system," said Omar Khan, chief strategy officer of Samsung Telecommunications America. "Nexus S integrates Samsung's best-in-class hardware and technology with the exciting new features and upgrades of Android 2.3 Gingerbread to give consumers a breakthrough smartphone experience."

"Google is excited to co-develop Nexus S with Samsung, ensuring solid integration of hardware and software to deliver the lead device for the latest version of Android, Gingerbread," said Andy Rubin, Vice President of Engineering at Google. 

Nexus S is designed with Samsung's brilliant Super AMOLED touch screen technology providing a premium viewing experience. The 4-inch Contour Display features a curved design for a more ergonomic style and feel when held to the user's face. Nexus S also features Near Field Communication (NFC) technology which allows you to read information off of everyday objects like stickers and posters that are embedded with NFC chips. Powered by a 1 GHz Samsung application processor, Nexus S produces rich 3D graphics, faster upload and download times and supports HD-like multimedia content.

Nexus S is equipped with a 5 megapixel rear facing camera and camcorder, as well as a VGA front facing camera. In addition, Nexus S features a gyroscope sensor to provide a smooth, fluid gaming experience when the user is tilting the device up or down or panning the phone to the left or right. Nexus S also comes with 16 GB of internal memory.

Android 2.3, Gingerbread, is the fastest version of Android yet. It features support for Near Field Communication (NFC), a new and improved keyboard with multi-touch support, Internet calling (VoIP/SIP support), and a clean new user interface. Nexus S also includes popular Android features such as portable Wi-Fi hotspot, true multitasking, access to Google mobile services such as Google Search™, Gmail™, Google Maps™ with Navigation, Voice Actions, Google Voice™ and YouTube™, and access to over 100,000 apps and widgets on Android Market™.

Nexus S can be purchased (unlocked) online and in-store from Best Buy retailers in the U.S. starting after December 16 and at Carphone Warehouse retailers in the U.K. after December 20.

Google Nexus S Review

Here's one gadget that many would probably want as a gift for the holidays. But with the myriad of Android-based smartphones and whatnot out there, how's Google's take on the handset would differ? Leaving the shores of HTC for Samsung, which in itself has made many Android gadgets (and probably a reason as to why they were selected as manufacturer), the Nexus One successor promises to continue where that iteration left off. And while there's a clear similarity between the Nexus S and Samsung's own Galaxy S, Google is taking a fresh approach on this and we'll see how it goes.

So let's start with the specifications for those not in the know. The Nexus S is powered by a Hummingbird CPU at 1 GHz, supported by 512 MB RAM. It's got a Super AMOLED display at 800 x 480 resolution, storage at 16 GB with a front VGA camera and a 5 megapixel rear view camera. Before we get to the Android component, let's look at the hardware first.

As said early on, there's a clear design derivative from the Galaxy S. It has this kind of curved aesthetic that makes the bottom half protrude more, thus having the screen in a concave fashion. This is most likely to make the phone hug the face contours. Other than that, the design is what you'd expect of a smartphone nowadays -- being minimalistic and all.

One peculiar hardware feature that the Nexus S has -- NFC -- is still untested as there's not much application of it at the moment. But Google has said that this will have three primary methods of use: read, write and exchange. Once the applications are there, we can definitely see how it fares with the use of NFC.

What's hardware without the software? So here's our treat for Android's latest upgrade -- 2.3 Gingerbread. As said in the initial Gingerbread look, there's not much you can expect from the aesthetics but all is happening behind the scenes. 

Despite having said that, let's still take a look at what changed visually. For starters, there's definitely come cleanup happening here. Icons have changed from their cartoon looks to the more minimalistic almost monochromatic (with highlights of green) for consistency. There's also some transparency in the menus and interfaces, making it more "glassy".

A big update they had was their on-screen keyboard. Aside from the mandatory cleanup, they've updated the look and added new features to it. With refined multitouch capabilities, Take the punctuation key as example, you can simply tap the key and slide your finger on to the character you want. Although they forgot that upon lifting your finger, it doesn't return to the usual ABCs, nice concept but needs more refinement in the execution. As for the applications, there's not much added in Gingerbread. An important one, is the NFC app, which allows the tracking and management of the tags you've gathered.

Overall there's a lot of promise for Google's second take on the smartphone hype. For an in-depth review of this handset, the great people at Engadget have one online.