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The Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet available on November 22nd

The Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet will be available starting on November 22nd. You will be able to purchase the Lumia 2520 (in black) from AT&T for $399.99 with a two-year agreement, or for $199.99 with a two-year agreement when bundled with a Lumia 925, Lumia 1020, or Lumia 1520 Windows Phone

The Lumia 2520 comes with a stunning 10.1-inch full HD display with ClearBlack technology. The ClearBlack technology is what gives the device great outdoor readability. It weighs only 22 ounces so it’s super light to carry around and travel with. And you get up to 11 hours of battery life. You also get a 6.7 megapixel rear-facing camera with ZEISS optics for capturing photos with great quality and color. The Lumia 2520 from AT&T will come with 32GB of storage with a microSD slow for expandable memory. It’s powered by Windows RT 8.1 and comes with Microsoft Office 2013 RT.

12 Awesome iPhone Apps You Haven't Heard Of

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With so many new apps coming out each day for the iPhone, it's hard to keep up with all the latest and greatest ones. It's very possible that you missed some great ones that could make your life a lot easier. Clear some space on that iPhone, because you're going to need it for these 12 awesome apps you haven't heard of!
First off, why not get paid to watch TV? With Viggle you earn free rewards for checking in and Tweeting during your favorite shows.
Price: Free

iMotion HD

Make your own stop-motion videos and become a YouTube sensation with iMotion HD!

Price: Free

Scoople

Scoople uses the power of social networking to deliver the most important news and lets you voice an opinion on it!

Price: Free

Scanner911 Police Radio Pro

If you're looking for a little excitement, then use this app to tune into police frequencies!

Price: $1.99

My Secret Folder

My Secret Folder adds an additional level of security to your phone that actually emails you a picture and the location of the intruder!
Price: $0.99

Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock

Stop using the regular alarm function on the iPhone, and use this app instead to get that well-rested feeling!
Price: $0.99

Craigslist++

Are you a fan of Craigslist? Then don't hesitate to pick up this app that's actually better than the real website!
Price: $0.99

Allrecipes.com Dinner Spinner Pro

If you need to figure out what to make for dinner, turn to this app for all the answers!
Price: $2.99

JotNot Scanner Pro

It's a hassle to find and use an actual document scanner these days, so just get this app which is faster and easier!
Price: $1.99

Trulia

The latest version of Trulia is hard to beat if you're looking to buy or rent property!
Price: Free

Translator with Speech

This great translation app can translate English text or speech into 54 different languages and will even speak the translation for you!
Price: Free

FlightTrack

This app is essential for any frequent traveler. It keeps track of real-time flight info and even the global position of the plane!
Price: $4.99

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Girl From Pune Wins Google's Doodle Contest

Gayatri Ketharaman, a 15-year-old girl, from Pune won Doodle4Google contest for 2013 with a doodle titled 'Sky's The Limit for Indian Women'. The winning doodle will feature on Google India's homepage on November 14.

Google holds the doodle contest for school kids in India every year on a particular theme and features the winning entry on its homepage on Children's Day. For this year, the theme was 'celebrating the Indian women'. Google India managing director Rajan Anandan said the company received over 1.5 lakh entries this year.

Gayatri, currently a student of class 10 at the Bishop's Co-Ed School in Pune, has been taking part in the contest for last four years. She came close to winning in 2011 when her doodle on 'India's gift to the world' was among the shortlisted entries. But this year she finally succeeded with a doodle that celebrates the Indian woman and her life.

"It took me around a week to complete the doodle once I started working on it. But before that I spend several weeks thinking about the theme and how best I can represent the ideas I had in my mind about Indian women," Gayatri told TOI. "My doodle attempts to show different qualities of Indian women."

The doodle, which has to resemble the word Google, starts with a dancing woman who is arched to represent G. Gayatri says that the figure represents the grace and feminine side of Indian women. In place of two Os, Gayatri has used one rupee coin and a symbol for home, representing how Indian women take care of work as well as home. In place of G, there are earth and moon, showing that the Indian women are go-getters. In place of L, there is a woman holding a kid, showing caring nature of Indian women and in place of E, there is a police cap, which shows that when required Indian women can wear different hats and can be tough and brave.

This year the Doodle4Google contest had three categories. Category one was for students from class 1 to 3, category two was for students from class 4 to 6 and category three was for students from class 7 to 10. The category one was won by Madhuram Vatsal from Lucknow, category two was won by Binita Biswajeeta from Balasore and the category three was won by Akash Shetty from Mangalore. Gayatri was the overall winner.

Google said that before deciding the winners, it had selected 12 finalists. All of them have been given a Chromebook as well as a few other prizes.

"The entries this year have come from across the country which is a clear indication that we are well underway to taking the internet to the next billion," said Anandan.

Google often features doodles on its homepage to mark important moments like holiday or historical event. It also often pays homage to scientists, inventors and other notable persons on its homepage through dedicated doodles.