Pakistan has contact Interpol for the arrest of Former President General Pervez Musharraf. PPP government alleged that he was involved in the murder of the country’s former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. When newspapers and journalists contact him after the presentation of investigation report in the Sindh Assembly. He said that he was involved involved in her murder. In response to Interior Minister’s statements he said that provincial assemblies were responsible for the security of politicians not the federal government.

CNETAnalysis: OnLive has added a subscription tier to its OnLive Deskop application for the Apple iPad, which now adds Internet Explorer 9 and access to the company’s super-fast cloud internet service. The OnLive Desktop app first launched in January offering remote access to a full version of Windows 7 (including the in-demand Microsoft Office ) through the company’s servers. The new $5-a-month OnLive Desktop Plus service now brings Internet Explorer 9 functionality, which allows users to access the flash videos and websites that will not play on Apple’s Safari browser. However, there’s more to this than just another Flash-enabled web browser. Gigabit internet on your iPad A subscription will give users priority access to OnLive’s cloud-enhanced web speeds of up to a gigabit. Early tests have revealed download speeds of 650Mbps and upload speeds of 200Mbps. It works by channeling your connection through OnLive’s mightily impressive servers based in the cloud. That means, regardless of how fast or slow, your home Wi-Fi connection is, OnLive Desktop Plus’ cloud-accelerated connection will dramatically enhance page-loading and streaming speeds. It’ll also offer lightning-fast download speeds when opening webmail attachments from Gmail and Yahoo Mail, and transferring files from Dropbox. Nothing short of breathtaking “Experiencing a full Flash-enabled Web experience at gigabit speeds on iPad is nothing short of breathtaking, and OnLive Desktop Plus is your ticket to ride,” said Steve Perlman, OnLive Founder and CEO. “Combine that with OnLive Desktop’s full-featured Microsoft Office and Adobe Reader PC applications and not only do you have the world’s fastest mobile browser, but the world’s most powerful productivity tools literally at your fingertips.” The company says a launch for UK users is coming soon, as well as versions for Windows, Mac and Android in the not-too-distant future. Posted by: Maryum

CNETAnalysis: Apple may be preparing to revamp its Apple TV set-top box following reports that another retailer is out of stock and is now refusing orders from customers. Supplies of the £99 hockey puck have run dry at PC World and the retail park favourite seems unsure if they be replenished, according to The Verge. Staff are also being told to say no to customers who wish to place an order for the device, say sources, which is an unusual move for the Dixons Retail-owned company. PC World is the latest manufacturer, on both sides of the Atlantic to reveal shortages of the current generation Apple TV . 1080p video and iTV clues? A refresh, which could even be revealed during the likely iPad 3 event next month, would surely see Apple embrace 1080p video streaming as the existing device can only muster 720p. We may also get a redesigned user interface and more new features that could offer clues about Apple’s rumoured plans to launch a standalone HD TV set in 2012 or 2013. We’d also hope to see some new apps and services added to the mix as the set-top box has been a relatively empty vessel since it’s launch in autumn 2010. Related Stories Samsung unfazed by Apple iTV plans

CNETAnalysis: Everything Everywhere plans to roll-out 4G LTE mobile internet for Orange and T-Mobile customers by the end of the year, providing it gets the green light from Ofcom. The company, which controls Orange and T-Mobile UK, has announced a new 4G test on the 1800Mhz spectrum in Bristol this April with a view to rolling out its first 4G service before 2012 is over. The company, which is also extending its 800Mhz 4G trials in Cornwall , says that if Ofcom approves the plans by the spring then it will be ready to launch. This announcement comes as a major boost for UK smartphone owners as it was thought that we would not see 4G speeds until 2013 at the very earliest . 3.5G speeds also on the up Everything Everywhere also announced that it will complete the roll-out of HSPA+21 (otherwise known as 3.5G) by Q2, bringing download speeds of up to 21Mbps for some users. The company is also planning to furnish its 3G customers with even faster HSPA+42 download speeds by the end of the year, making it by far the fastest 3G network in the UK. CEO Olaf Swantee said: “Everything Everywhere’s vision is to launch 4G for Britain as soon as possible, and the roll out of 3.5G HSPA+ and our 4G trials across Britain are major steps towards delivering on that promise. “The integration of the Orange and T-Mobile networks has already given our customers the widest 3G coverage in the UK – and I am pleased to say that with our advanced HSPA+ roll out they will also benefit from the fastest. “I am also very proud to announce that, subject to regulatory approval by the spring, Everything Everywhere will be in a position to begin the roll out of 4G before the end of the year. “There is a great opportunity for the UK to have the 21st Century network that it so deserves, putting the nation on a level playing field with other parts of Europe, the USA and Asia.” Sort it out, Ofcom If Everything Everywhere can get approval from Ofcom, which has been frustrating everyone by dragging its feet on this matter , then Orange and T-Mobile users will get a huge head start on O2 in this area. A planned auction for 4G mobile spectrum has been pushed back until the end of the year, much to the chagrin of networks keen to get the infrastructure up and running. Posted by: Maryum

CNET Analysis: We already know that the Samsung Galaxy S III will not be making an appearance at this month’s Mobile World Conference. But that’s not to say we won’t see some great handsets being showcased in Barcelona. There is a good chance that some iPhone owners may feel some jealously as Nvidia Tegra 3 smartphones are set to make an appearance at MWC 2012. Many were already expecting to see some quad core Android devices making an appearance at the show, and now this has almost been confirmed as The Verge are reporting that the company has sent out some press invites. The invites promised some “ quad-core firsts ” during the event, and the image from the invite includes a smartphone. This hints that we see some quad core Android smartphones being shown off with the supercharged processor only available in tablet PCs currently. Previously it seems the likes of LG and HTC have Tegra 3 smartphones in the pipeline, but it can’t be guaranteed these will be the ones shown off at the end of the month. There have been rumors that the next iPhone may include a dual core chip as it looks to take over from the current dual core devices. Consumers will be hoping that the extra two cores don’t come at the expense of battery life though. Meanwhile it seems that HTC are beginning to favor the Tegra 3 processor more, as it looks like the company is seemingly reluctant to commit to only Qualcomm chips. SlashGear are reporting that sources are claiming HTC has an “ increasing cooperation with NVIDIA ”. The first handset from the company with the technology is thought to be the HTC Edge , which is believed to be part of the company’s new ‘Hero Device’ plan. The company is looking to offer quality over quantity in the future, and has also set up the new HTC Studio that is set to focus on polished tablets and smartphones. We recently told you about a new LG handset that had the codename X3 that will also be using the Tegra 3 chip. This has a lovely looking 4.7-inch display running at 1280 x 720 resolutions and is believed to be less than 9mm thick. Are you looking forward to quad core smartphones? iPhone jealously as Tegra 3 smartphones set for MWC 2012 is written by Gary Johnson & originally posted on Product Reviews .

CNET Analysis: If there is one product that’s surly not to be tested by just anyone it has to be Apple’s iPhone 5 and with a release date that could be anytime from June to December 2012, why would anyone think it’s possible to test an iPhone 5? This is just what a few thousand people thought this month after receiving a text message. Did you receive the suspect message? – It’s interesting how some people have visited the website seen in this strange text message, which states Apple are on the lookout for “ iPhone 5 testers ” and if you’re among the first 1000 to reply you could help with the 6th generation iPhone. Anyone that knows Apple would see this as a scam right away, although curiosity has gotten the best of some people. Let us know if you got this message and what you did after? Those of our readers that want more insight into this scam should visit this article , which looks at how to avoid it and gives a little background on the free iPhone 5 claim. We also found loads of forum posts discussing this text message and asking others if it is real or fake (yes they did have to ask that), which you can see one example in this forum . We already heard this month about the chances of WWDC 2012 being the launch pad for new iPhones again, although these rumors are to be taken with a pinch of salt not to mention the upset it could cause some iPhone 4S buyers. If you bought the recent iPhone 4S would you be upset with an early iPhone 5 release in June or July, which would be within a year of 4S launching? There are many phone users that don’t like Apple’s marketing strategy and some people feel iPhones lack in technology, but you cannot help but admire the late Steve Jobs approach to Flash, especially considering Flash support will not happen in Chrome for Android . Some iPhone and Android users want a lot to change if they’re to buy an iPhone 5 – we’ve seen many lists of features wanted for the iPhone 5, and change is one word that keeps being mentioned although some people feel too much change could be a bad thing. The most popular changes wished for in iPhone 5 include the adoption of 4G, a bigger screen, more memory, improved multitasking, native turn-by-turn GPS navigation, a change in design and the most wanted change after iPhone 4S is much better battery life. Making the jump to a new network – we’ve seen an increasing amount of current iPhone users on AT&T complaining about the network, and it seems that some of these users are just looking for an excuse to jump to Verizon Wireless, so we’d love to hear what iPhone network you’re on and if a change is needed anytime soon in your opinion? If you’re wondering what is the best iPhone network we’d recommend looking at this article , which showcases the deals on Sprint, Verizon and AT&T although be aware that this article was updated just over a month ago. Update: Interestingly we had a quick look on YouTube for “ iPhone 5 testers ” and found a number of videos making different claims, which are obviously complete rubbish, so be warned PR readers that there are loads of scammers out there trying to get you to part with information or money somehow. iPhone 5 testers and Verizon excuses is written by Daniel Chubb & originally posted on Product Reviews .

CNET Analysis: One of the biggest criticisms for the Android platform remains the speed that updates to the operating system are rolled out to consumer’s handsets. Only yesterday we told you about HTC updating their roadmap for their ICS upgrade plans. Now it has been claimed that hardware is to blame for the slow ICS rollout. According to a top Motorola executive it’s not individual company’s software customizations holding up the software upgrades. According to a report on PC Mag Motorola’s Christy Wyatt blames the hardware for the delay in getting the update out. The problem is being blamed on writing code for handsets besides the Google Nexus model. Wyatt said that when Google releases the software “ they do a version of the software for whatever phone they just shipped ”, and by the time the rest of the platform sees it multiple devices and carriers have to get the software onto their devices and networks. Motorola realizes that its customers would like to see the Android updates earlier, but the process in providing it is complicated. According to Wyatt first there is the hardware support, and then the software has to be adapted with the custom software that manufacturers use. After all this the handsets themselves have to be re-certified by the carriers themselves, which all adds to the time it takes. Wyatt said that the Windows Phone platform only supports one chipset, which makes upgrades much easier, but Motorola has no plans to join the platform. In the meantime Sony has confirmed that it will be upgrading a number of handsets to Android ICS, but the company has less chipsets and carriers to deal with compared to Motorola. Motorola would be hoping to get earlier access to the Android software once it has been taken over by Google, but Google has previously stated that Motorola will remain a separate business with the platform remaining open to all. Rival companies may still be a little concerned that Motorola will receive favorable treatment with regards to Android software though. But the situation can cause frustration to users as some are still waiting to receive the Android Gingerbread update. Do you get annoyed waiting for the software upgrades or are you happy with the version you are already using? Hardware to blame for slow Android ICS rollout is written by Gary Johnson & originally posted on Product Reviews .

CNET Analysis: If you have decided that the Motorola Droid 4 is your next smartphone and you’re planning to pick one up at launch this week, it’s a good idea to read or in this case watch as much intel as possible so you’re up to speed on the capabilities that the Droid 4 has to offer. Motorola has just unleashed a barrage of videos giving consumers the perfect opportunity for a detailed insight into the Droid 4 before the handset launches over the weekend. A range of aspects are covered in the tutorial style videos, such as the design of the device which takes a look at that slick 5-row backlit QWERTY slider, to the Smart Actions app from Motorola which allows you to customize your device in order to suit your daily lifestyle, but more importantly disable apps that you don’t need and free up that precious battery life. If camera quality is important to you, then you’ll want to check out the video below which specifically takes a look at the 8 megapixel camera and a handy little addition to video recording which reduces hand shaking when capturing video. There’s also a demonstration on how to share videos instantly once you’ve taken a clip, including the ability to send 1080p videos directly to YouTube – a feature that will probably be very welcome with new owners. Moving on, there are also videos which show how the Motorola Droid can be hooked up to the Lapdock 500 accessory for situations when you want to transfer any data from phone to laptop, or edit documents and other media on a big screen. There’s even support for taking calls as well when it is hooked up to the laptop which is particularly impressive. As with older Droid devices, no accessory is probably more important than the official car dock, and one final video that we have to show you gives you an example of the functionality and interface you can expect to see when you hook your Droid 4 to your motor. What we like about this, is the car dock gives you a slick new interface which is tailored just for in-car purposes. Aside from the navigation features, there is voice-operated calling, and the music feature even allows you to use your data to access internet radio stations. The Galaxy Nexus may be the device to own on Verizon at the moment since it offers Ice Cream Sandwich, but the Droid 4 is looking like a great addition to the Droid family and it will become even better once someone ports ICS. Let us know what features impress you the most on the Droid 4. Motorola release Droid 4 video expertize is written by Alan Ng & originally posted on Product Reviews .

CNET Analysis: There’s still no word on when these fabled quad-core devices from HTC will appear on an official scale, but there’s plenty of other whispers going on regarding unannounced and upcoming HTC handsets. We now have the first pictures to show you from another new handset, and it could turn out to be the HTC Incredible 3. The last we heard of the Incredible line of smartphones was when the second iteration was receiving a red paintjob during the holiday sales of last year. Now though, it looks like the Incredible brand will live on into 2012, and pictures as well as hardware information appear to suggest that this will be yet another smartphone that is headed to Verizon Wireless. The guys over at PhoneArea are the ones to thank for the scoop, as they have obtained a gallery of pictures from their anonymous tipster which they have wasted no time in generously sharing with us. The back of the device is included in the picture gallery and is clear evidence that there will be some sort of new HTC Incredible device landing, although obviously there’s no name attached to the device so it could be an upgraded model from the 2, or indeed an early glance at the Incredible 3. As mentioned above, this will be an Ice Cream Sandwich device, as pictures show the handset running Android 4.0.1 on top of HTC’s infamous Sense UI. We also have evidence of a 4G LTE start-up logo, as well as an initial idea of what type of hardware specs it will possess. Unfortunately, this won’t be a quad-core device. What it will carry though is a dual-core 1.2Ghz processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.xx AMOLED display screen, an 8 megapixel rear camera and sadly, a VGA-quality camera up front. The hardware specs are nothing amazing we agree, so that could also suggest that it isn’t the Droid Incredible 3 since you would presume that HTC would want to ‘wow’ potential customers with next-gen hardware specs, rather than specs which are no better than the specs we currently see on the market today. On a side note, there are also whispers that this could end up being the HTC ‘Fireball’, which is another Verizon-bound device from HTC, but until we see an official announcement, the mystery will continue. Is this a handset set for a debriefing at HTC’s MWC 2012 keynote? View the pictures over at Phone Arena and let us know your thoughts on it. Good enough for the Incredible 3 moniker or not? HTC’s first 2012 phone could be Incredible 3 with ICS is written by Alan Ng & originally posted on Product Reviews .

CNET Analysis: While Apple are notoriously secret when it comes to new product unveilings, the same cannot be said for the company’s willingness to press forward with legal action against rival manufacturers in a public fashion. After being embroiled in a patent spat with Samsung throughout most of 2011, Apple has now taken the bold step in trying to block sales of Google and Samsung’s flagship Galaxy Nexus Android handset in the US. Apple has officially asked Californian courts for a preliminary injunction of all Galaxy Nexus sales in the country, as they feel that the Ice Cream Sandwich device violates a total of four patents, three of which were only just filed recently. The patents in question can be seen in detail over at Apple Insider and include information related to ‘data tapping’, Siri, a slide-to-unlock feature and also a word completion patent which specifically relates to touchscreen text entry. Apple obviously believe that Google’s Galaxy Nexus violates the four patents in question, and perhaps more worrying for consumers looking to pick up the device, Apple may have a chance of winning this battle according to patent blogger Florian Mueller. In a blog post on the subject, we also hear how Apple may also have a long list of other Samsung devices that they also plan to target for patent infringement, but in this case the Galaxy Nexus was allegedly picked out ‘because it’s so new and important’. Google and Samsung are yet to react to the court filing, but if Apple does have a case here, then we may see Google resort to some drastic software changes to the Galaxy Nexus in order to keep their device on the market and available for purchase. It would seem fairly outrageous though if Apple do manage to completely block the sales of the Galaxy Nexus in the US, so hopefully Google will not let it come to that. If you’re an iPhone owner reading this, what are your thoughts on this? A little healthy competition between the two smartphone makers is always welcome in our books, so do you take pleasure in hearing that the Galaxy Nexus could be blocked or not? As for current Galaxy Nexus owners fearing drastic alterations to your handset, is this a case of when are Apple going to stop these legal shenanigans? Possible Galaxy Nexus sale ban by Apple defies belief is written by Alan Ng & originally posted on Product Reviews .