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Five inches. It's a measurement that pretty much all Android flagships this year have attained as their screen size, from the mega-popular Samsung Galaxy S4 , waterproof Sony Xperia Z , budget Oppo Find 5, and even the HTC Butterfly (although not the One). This week, slides leaked that suggested that BlackBerry 's next big handset will also reach that impressive size. The phone's called the Blackberry A10 , and will reportedly be the first BlackBerry to include a five inch display, albeit it at a lesser 720p resolution than the Android phones we mentioned earlier. That's not all either. Changes on the inside are also on the cards, with a faster quad-core Snapdragon S4 Processor running at 1.7 GHz, 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal storage plus microSD expansion. We're also expecting a much larger 2,800 mAh battery to keep things going. Connectivity is also fairly strong, with 4G LTE capabilities on top of WiFi N, NFC, Micro HDMI out and Micro USB for ch...

iOS 5 majorly harped on iCloud , a cloud based service of Apple which allowed users to save their contacts, files, pictures and other relevant information on their phone to iCloud. Ever since the launch of this service, iPhone , iPad and iPod Touch users have stopped worrying about losing their phone data anymore. Loosing phone contact for whatever reason can be quite frustrating for the users. After all Smartphone has become an integral component of an individual’s identity these days. Despite the existence of this service a lot of people don’t know how to sync and backup the contacts of their phones on the cloud service. Similarly, some users do not know the procedure of exporting contact from iCloud back to their phones. Therefore, the attempt of this write up is to acquaint users with both the processes. The first part of the write-up discusses on how to sync and backup the contact and the latter part will describe to method of exporting it back. Lets us begin with th...