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Spice M-6868 is touchscreen mobile phone comes with large 3.5 inch display screen. It is loaded with 3D User Interface (UI) for the enhanced touch experience. WiFi give high speed connectivity options. It has 3.2 MP Camera which gives good addition to the features. It comes with 8GB Expandable Memory as well.

Touchscreen 3D UI Wifi Phone Spice M6868 Price will cost around Rs. 4950 in India

Though 3D printers aren’t exactly a common consumer product, they’ve been on the rise for a few years now. The objects they print are becoming more complex, and more useful — from smartphone cases to working gun parts. Now, dutch architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars plans to build an entire house with a 3D printer, and an “endless” one at that.

Dubbed the Landscape House, Ruijssenaars has designed the building to be “one piece,” which could be a little misleading. Rather than a 3D printer creating a building in one go, separate pieces will be printed out, which will then interlock and create the full structure. Each piece is planned to measure in at 19.6 x 29.5 feet (6 x 9 meters), and printed with the large D-Shape 3D printer, which is said to be able to build full-size sandstone buildings “without human intervention.” Inventor of the D-Shape printer, Enrico Dini, suggested that Ruijssenaars only print out the frame of the building, then fill it with fiber glass and concrete in order to increase the strength of the structure.

The design for the 3D printed house looks like a möbius strip, with “floors transforming into ceilings,” which is why it is sporting the “endless” description. However, we’re acutely aware that a house in the shape of a circle would be “endless” as well, as would any apartment where each room has at least one exit separate of an entrance.

The project is expected to take a year and a half, and it would be possible to begin work on the structure sometime in 2014.

via Geek

After 3D mobiles from varied parties like Sharp and Spice, LG has tossed its hat into the ring as well. After showcasing its 3D mobile concept at CES 2011, an LG executive revealed that the company would reveal a working model "shortly."

While talking to Pocket Lint, James Choi, a Marketing Strategy & Planning Team Director at LG mentioned that LG was very close to revealing a mobile phone with a 3D display that did not require glasses. To the uninitiated, LG had showcased a 4.3-inch stand-alone 3D display at CES 2011 that did not require 3D glasses.

Previously we have reported on the super-cheap Spice View D 3D phone and how Sharp was soon going to launch 3D mobile phones for India and even how HTC had a 3D Android phone in the works. Looks like LG might just steal the limelight from all the other players.