If you think Diamond is the strongest material known to humans, you are wrong !!

A super-material named "Graphene" would be the correct answer to that, it's not only harder than diamond but 300x stronger than steel, if that is not enough the material is Thinnest and Lightest material ever discovered. The other qualities which makes it a SUPER-MATERIAL are conductivity which is better than Copper, flexibility and transparency. And for technology this means awesome nano-technology gadgets we have never imagined before.

Do watch the Graphene introduction video and a concept future gadget using it envisioned by Nokia after the jump (read more).

Some good news for Apple iOS users looking to upgrade there iDevices to latest iOS 6.1 but need an untethered jailbreak to enjoy there devices to it's full capability. The newly formed alliance named Team evad3rs which consists of legendary iOS hackers @MuscleNerd @pimskeks @planetbeing @pod2g which are part of well-known reputed team like Chronic Dev Team and iPhone Dev Team have promised an Apple iOS 6.1 jailbreak named evasi0n soon.

The teaser website for evasi0n is already online and is updated with the fact that 68% of the work is completed. The iOS 6.1 jailbreak applications for Windows and OS X are finished with linux version and final testing remaining before public release. The page also tells a user will need just 5 minutes of there time, a computer running Windows, Mac OS X or Linux to get iOS 6.1 jailbroken using evasi0n.

Last August, we reviewed the free Windows utility called PhoneClean, the uniquely designed application allows users to free disk space on there iPhone, iPod touch or iPad by cleaning up the files that are no longer useful to the system. The iMobie, creator of the program, has now informed us that PhoneClean has been thoroughly redesigned and upgraded to version 2, and its Mac version also available.

The PhoneClean scans on your machine, looking for temporary files that are no longer used, but for some reason kept there. It does not erase progress of games or any application data, even if they are only remnants of unused files.

BlueStacks would be the most widely known emulator for running Android on Windows PC, and now there is a new entry to this niche named SocketQ's WindowsAndroid. However, there is a HUGE difference between the two - unlike BlueStacks which uses a virtual environment to host Android in Windows environment, SocketQ's WindowsAndroid is a full native port of Android to MS Windows architecture.

Running Android as an native Windows application allow Android to make use of full hardware and
graphics acceleration with high performance media codecs available to Windows PC. This not only offers higher performance but also integration with Windows’ applications like Flash, Windows Media Player, etc. Do checkout the demonstration video below.