Cruzerlite Bugdroid Circuit Case for Nexus 7 (2013) Review


Nexus 7 was a great new addition to my tiny gadget family. It’s got all the stuff you’d less find for a tablet of its kind and it is very easily the best of its category. I truly admire this device much as I do my PC, my lovely Lumia and even my fat but faithful laptop. And hence, it is also important to me that I protect all my devices at all costs from all the possible hazards, especially from being cracked into pieces.

Luckily, I got the perfect gear to protect my Nexus 7 from the possible risks of falling and thudding with other surfaces. The Curzerlite Bugdroid Curcuit case was my safety gear of choice that I found while scrolling through Amazon. It’s pretty, durable and is multi-purpose. It’s even intelligent! I had a lot of cases to choose from and there even existed the official Asus cases but they were too pricey and I didn’t had the pocket to fit it in. But I wasn’t left disappointed as this purchase proved perfect and made sense from every angle.

How come it’s intelligent though? The case has can automatically send your Nexus into sleep mode when you close the cover and when you open it back again, the device instantly wakes up. This is so cool for me and I constantly find my self do this to wake up my Nexus instead of searching for the power button. The Bugdroid Circuit is a flip-case and unlike most other flip-cases, it is very very durable. The rubber boundaries firmly hold your device and there is no chance of any part of the tab to come in contact with any surface as long as this might one is behind it. The main holder has a nice circuit grid pattern and is made of the same rubbery plastic that’s flexible. This holder is firmly fixed to the main flip-case which is also made of a durable board it seems bounded by leather and fabric skin. Together, this makes the entire case quite durable. I haven’t seen flip cases so durable like this one before and that easily wins my heart.


Another great thing was the magnetic strap that is the final piece of wrapping of your lovely Nexus. This makes it easy to open and you don’t have to worry a thing about it as the magnetic strap powerful enough to firmly hold both sides of the case. With the strap on, the Bugdroid Circuit case will look like a beautifully bound book.

It also comes in pretty colours which makes it yet another great choice. There are a lot of colour combos available including the classic black/black one but I loved the black/red combination which you are seeing in the pictures given. It’s the prettiest one that my eyes saw.


The flip case also has pouches where you can keep your different kinds of cards or objects of the same size. All the edges are well carved out and there is sufficient holes and cuttings for the power, volume buttons as well as for the micro USB port. Coming back to the rear, a perfect round carving makes it possible to seamlessly take pictures with the rear camera. The surround speakers are also given slits for most of the sound to pass through undisturbed.

Intelligent, durable and unmistakably beautiful, the Curzerlite Budroid Circuit case is the best case you can find for your Nexus 7 to keep it safe and to make it even more attractive. And all those features at an unbelievable price of just Rs. 1349 makes it an affordable well-built protection gear for the Nexus 7. There’s no need to think further and you can grab one right from Amazon via the links given below. Go get them soon before the stock runs out!

Microsoft Build 2014 -- Day 2 LiveBlog


Hello everyone! It's been a long time since I blogged due to various, various reasons like the exams for one and my other external activities for two. But I'll spare a later time for the detailed posts because right now, I'm going to be live-blogging Day 2 of Microsoft's annual developer conference, Build 2014 which is being held right now at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

No, I'm not at the site at all but I indeed am watching the live stream and probably will finish the whole sessions if I don't get too sleepy. The event should start at 8:30 AM PT and that's just about now. You can follow the updates via the live-blog snippet attached below and save yourselves the bandwidth of watching the event live unless you are in for it. So, sit back and relax while I'll try my best to keep you updated with the progress going on.

Facebook Messenger lands officially on Windows Phone

Facebook for the first time officially makes a grand entry into the Windows Phone platform by launching their coveted Facebook Messenger app today. This is the first time Facebook “officially” and “genuinely” launches an app on Windows Phone Store whereas the social-network already has a Facebook app for Windows Store. There’s a lot of confusion here and there as to why Facebook is not launching all it’s party tricks at once to both the stores but we’ll talk about that later.

The Messenger app was announced at Barcelona during MWC where Nokia unveiled it’s weird X range of AOSP Android phones. To cheer up the Lumia fans (presumably), Nokia announced the imminent arrival of two most-wanted apps (not for me), one of which is Facebook Messenger and the other being the highly popular BBM messenger from BlackBerry. Though I love Facebook Messenger, I don’t have any personal like/dislike for any other crap messenger apps like those (except for Skype which is more than just a messenger).


Putting the Webcams into good use with Flutter


We use webcams normally for just video chatting with someone or to just take a temporary selfie to upload to our favorite social medias. At least, that's how I used mine for the past years and they had no other use. In fact, my webcam remained idle at my desk for the past two years. I haven't used it since until I came across something interesting that did put my webcam into good use. Not just the desktop one but my laptop's inbuilt one also found great use since my discovery.