News HTC Desire 300 Specs, Price And Review

Posted by Unknown Sunday, September 15, 2013
What if you want your phone to do calling, texting, and a bit of social networking? Of course then you don’t need big screen large RAM and sky-high prices of the flagship phones in short what you would be looking toward is the budget range mobile which will do all the above said task with ease keeping in view such customer HTC has launched a similar smart phone called HTC desire 300.

Now let’s have a closer look at this new budget phone from HTC

Design, Display and features

It is one of the cheapest launches by HTC in term of smart phone hence do not expect premium metal finish it body is made up of plastic which is somewhat similar to what you will find in other phones like the One X and the newly unveiled Desire 601.

The screen at 4.3 inch is bit smaller compared to Desire 601 the size of the screen is similar to HTC one mini.  It has a plain design, with a large expanse of plastic on the back. At the very least it has a functional look. The front-facing speaker on the top of the phone does make it slightly reminiscent of the HTC One.

The display of 800x480-pixel resolution is quiet good for the screen size HTC has a fairly decent history of putting at least adequate displays in its budget mobiles, and it does not disappoint again the viewing angle too is quiet good and its quiet a fun to watch video and play games.

HTC Desire 300 may not use HTC Zoe, but it comes with Blinkfeed, which turns your smart phone’s home screen into a dynamic list of titles and social network updates.

OS and Hardware

HTC desire 300 run on Google Android version 4.2 of Jelly Beam it is powered by 1 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4processor and has hence got enough power for multi tasking the RAM is bit low (as expected of a budget phone) at 512MB the internal memory is quiet decent at 4 GB though you can extend it up to 64 GB with the help of micro SSD card. The connection option includes GPRS, EDGE, a GPS, 3G, Bluetooth and WI-FI.

Camera and Battery

The phone rear camera is equipped with a decent 5 MP camera but this one has a F/2.8 aperture and a 34mm lens and capture a quiet decent pictures and video but Don't expect to use it to achieve photography stardom while to aid video chat there is alo a front facing VGA camera the phone can play full HD video.

Coming to battery the phone is equipped with a decent 1650mAH battery which gives a decent talk time and also a quiet decent stand by time.

HTC Desire 300 key specifications
  • 4.3-inch WVGA display
  • 1GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4processor
  • 512MB RAM
  • 4GB internal storage, expandable up to 64GB via microSD card
  • 5-megapixel rear camera
  • VGA front-facing camera
  • Android Jelly Bean

Get Your Own e-Aadhaar Card Online

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Around four years ago, the Indian government announced unique identification numbers or Aadhaar cards (like the social security number in the US) for every citizen, and launched several incentives for people with Aadhar cards. Soon, registering and obtaining a UID was on the agenda for almost everyone in the country. In fact, the decision to make it a mandatory document in government schemes, banks, schools, etc. fuelled the urgency.

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the agency responsible for implementing the Aadhaar card, has several enrollment centres across the country. However, getting a card is quite troublesome as there are often long queues at almost all centres for just acquiring the initial forms. Once you fill the forms, you're assigned a date for enrolling for the Aadhaar card. This day can be within the next week or be months away depending on the number of people who applied before you did. You then have to go and submit the Aadhaar application form along with other required documents.

To avoid all the hassle and with a view to make it convenient for residents, the UIDAI has gone and made the process available online for select states. People residing in Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra can now book an appointment for the entire process of enrolling for the card online. Once the appointment is fixed, a slip will be generated with a token number and other details of the schedule. In case you cannot make it on the day of the appointment, UIDAI has also provided the facility to re-schedule or cancel the appointment. You can book an appointment by filling a form here (http://bit.ly/u8Fpbw), and re-schedule or cancel here (http://bit.ly/14drvZa).

Note that this is facility has been provided on a It is mandatory to undergo the usual process of getting your photograph clicked, fingers scanned and ensuring all your essential details are mentioned correctly. However, if you've already done all of this and haven't yet received your Aadhaar card, you can simply download it from the UIDAI website—provided you've managed to hold on to the acknowledgement receipt given at the enrollment centre. Moreover, the printed copy can be used as the "official card" without needing any authority's signature or stamp.

To download the Aadhaar card, you need to go to the e-Aadhaar website (http://bit.ly/18KRCI4) and feed in the EID number, date and time, along with your complete name and your area pin code. It will then walk you through a verification process and verify your mobile number. The last four digits of the registered mobile number will be displayed; if they are correct, click on "Yes", otherwise click "No". You will then be sent a one-time password (OTP). It is possible to change your mobile number if it is incorrect. In the next field, you have to enter the password to download the electronic version of your Aadhaar card.

POINTS TO NOTE
Before you start with the procedure to download the e-Aadhaar card, there are some important points to be noted. Firstly, the e-Aadhaar card that you download is password protected. The password for the file is your area's pin code. If you see the “validity unknown” icon on the e-Aadhaar card, you can follow the procedure we've outlined below:

Right click on the “validity unknown” icon and then click on “Validate Signature”
You will now see a signature validation status window. Click on “Signature Properties”
Under Signature Properties, click on “Show Certificate”
Verify that there is a certification path named “CCA India 2011”. This means CCA India is identified as the owner of the digital signature that has been used when signing the document
Mark the certification path named “CCA India 2011", then click the “Trust” tab followed by “Add to Trusted Identities”
Answer “Ok” to any security question that follows
Check the field for “Use this certificate as a trusted root” and click “OK” on both the current and the next window to close them
Click “Validate Signature'” to execute the validation
Also, once “CCA India 2011” is identified as a Trusted Identity, any subsequent documents with digital signatures from CCA will be validated automatically when opened

Users can contact UIDAI by writing to them at help@uidai.gov.in or via the toll free contact number 1-800-180-1947.

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