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Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Microsoft launch as an ‘iPad killers’

Microsoft is set to discharge a series of tablet-style computers, Windows-based this year as it seeks to see off the face up to posed by Apple’s iPad.

Microsoft’s chief executive, Steve Ballmer, told delegates at the company’s annual worldwide partner conference that they would find the range of devices “quite impressive”.

He said, "This year one of the most significant job that we’ll do in the smart device category is really push forward with Windows 7 phones and Windows 7-based slates".

"You’ll see a range of Windows 7-based slates over the course of the next several months that I think you'll find quite impressive. We are hard-core about this."

He confirmed, Sony, Asus, Toshiba, Dell and Samsung are among the consumer electronics companies that will be making Windows-based slates.

"They will run Office. They will run Windows 7 applications."

Dell launched the Streak, a tablet running Google’s Android operating system, Apple has sold more than three million iPads since April, prompting challengers to launch their own tablet-style computers and others are also trialling with the “slate” form factor.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

What is iPod touch?

A brilliant 3.5-inch display, now you can watch your favourite TV shows and movies. Use the revolutionary Multi-Touch interface to flick through your music in Cover Flow. And anytime you’re tickling for more entertainment, just tap iTunes to browse.
In a single word you’ll get every thing whatever you want to enjoy on iPod touch.
iPod touch gives you nonstop musical entertainment with up to 30 hours of audio playback time and up to 14,000 songs. And to experience your music new Genius Mixes and Voice Control features add even more ways for you.
iPod introducing Genius Mixes. Now the Genius feature is even more powerful. It creates multiple mixes you’ll love. These mixes are like channels programmed entirely with your music.

The new 32GB and 64GB iPod touch models feature Voice Control. Now speak simple commands such as “pause,” “shuffle,” and “next song.” You can even ask for the name of the track that’s currently playing (and iPod touch will answer you, here it).
You can store up to 80 hours of video and get up to 6 hours of video playback time on the new iPod touch.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Nokia N900, a multitasking smartphone


Nokia N900 is different from other smartphone. Most disturbing feature of a smartphone is that most of them are not supporting multitasking, which means, if you want to browse more then one task simultaneously you can’t, but Nokia N900 is supporting multitasking. Nokia N900 is just like a computer. The N900 comes with a large WVGA touchscreen with a slider and a landscape-oriented keyboard.

It’s high-resolution of 800x480 pixels way more than the iPhone's same-sized screen. N900's spec sheet has the same highlights as the N97, including a 5MP camera and 32GB storage, a new Linux-based Maemo 5 operating system.

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Morph phone concept- NOKIA

I guess that Greenpeace report, slamming Nokia for the razor-sharp drop-off in environment friendly practices. Within a week of the report make public Nokia Evolve 3110, to some extent updated version of 3110 classic, with a “green” outlook.

Since then the headship of green initiatives was taken up by Nokia research division.

First somebody has got Nokia Eco Sensor concept, then Nokia Remade environmental phone. We’re receiving some nice-looking pictures of potential future phone designs. Today here is treated with one more attention-grabbing “green” phone concept – Nokia Morph.

The most important initiative behind Nokia Morph concept phone is utilized of nanotechnology based flexible materials, clear electronics and self-cleaning surfaces. These materials should make possible Nokia to produce a mobile device that “…may be flexible and stretchable, allowing the user to convert their mobile device into completely different shapes”.

You see in the picture different shaped devices, is really the same one mobile handset, which transforms itself into the solid shape according to the user wishes.

The concept was developed by Nokia research center in collaboration of Cambridge University and is on show at The Museum of Modern Art in New York.

HTC EVO 4G is really Big, gorgeous, and Blazingly

Sprint's HTC EVO 4G is its size: this smartphone is big. And so is its display, which measures a monstrous 4.3 inches. But pick up the EVO 4G and you'll be blown away by its swiftness. This is one lightning fast phone even if you can't experience the phone in all its 4G brilliance. HTC EVO 4G the fastest data speeds of any U.S. wireless device available today. 4G is still a latest technology and the network isn't so far available in many places.

Measuring 4.8 by 2.6 by 0.5 inches, the EVO 4G is bigger than any other smartphone. The EVO 4G weighs 6 ounces, which is obviously heavier. The transaction for that size is the giant 4.3-inch screen, which offers plenty of real estate for viewing Web pages and typing with the on-screen keyboard. It's as well dazzling and crystal clear, boasting a high resolution (800-by-480 pixels).

HTC EVO 4G features two cameras: an 8-megapixel camera on the back and a forward-facing 1.3 mega pixel camera. Front facing camera be able to be used for video conferencing, at the same time as the back camera can captures still photos and video clips. The camera can capture video clips at a resolution of up to 720p with snappish images and strong audio.

The EVO 4G offers one touch right of entry to Amazon's MP3 store for DRM free music downloads. It also features an FM radio, but you'll have to buy a headset with an antenna to take benefit of that feature. Video features include a YouTube and multiplicity of Sprint services, and including Sprint TV, which offers a mix of live channels and content that has been specially packaged for viewing on your mobile phone.

You can pay a premium for all that speed, though. Sprint is offering the HTC EVO 4G for $199.99 when you’ll sign two-year service conformity. That's an extremely levelheaded price for such sort of full-featured phone.

I mentioned about premium, well, you'll be paying it every month. Sprint needs a PDA/Smart Device service plan with the HTC EVO 4G, such while the carrier's $69.99-per-month all Data plan. Other than Sprint also requires a $10 per month Premium Data add on for its 4G service, and that add on plan is needed even you live in an area with 4G coverage or not.

The EVO 4G's features is exclusive, especially if you--like most people--live in an area without 4G service. The HTC EVO 4G is one of the most impressive smartphones available today.

Samsung galaxy tablet coming up! spad image pour out

Two million iPad has soled by Apple, it’s totally clear that tablet computers are moving on 4th screen. May be it’s a rumor, Samsung releasing several tablets are this year widespread; with their AMOLED technology they could present Apple some strong competition. Rumor indicating an 8-inch tablet will be announced in October and two months later in December will announced about 10-inch AMOLED. In the middle is the 7-inch display Samsung Galaxy Tab, an informal name but brilliant in design and display next to the Samsung Galaxy S. There isn’t a lot to go on in terms of conditions. We could imagine Wi-Fi support, MicroSD slot, 3G and 3.5mm headphone jack and possibly a front-facing camera right of the Samsung logo. Rumors as well indicating that the name could be the “sPad” and will launch in Korea this august under SK Telecom. Let’s watch what’s happens next!

Apple iPhone 4: know about it


Over 100 new features will consist of new iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 looks like the iPhone prototype Gizmodo: all-glass front, stainless steel casing and almost 25 percent thinner than the iPhone 3GS. The iPhone 4 features a front-facing camera, 30pin connector for docking, the back sports a microphone and a speaker, while the top sports a second microphone for noise cancellation, sleep/wake button, and a headset input.

Retina Display
The iPhone 4 will sport as a “retina display” with four times the pixel density of a typical LCD display at a whopping 326 pixels per inch. 3.5-inch display with a native resolution of 960 by 640 pixels that is actually a higher resolution than the typical human eye is capable of perceiving, when held at a distance of just 10 to 12 inches.

A4 Chip and Gyroscope

The iPhone 4 will manage 40 percent more talk time on 3G networks (up to 7 hours), or up to 6 hours of 3G Web browsing, the device can play music up to 40 hours, up to 10 hours of video and standby time of up to 300 hours. pack up to 32 GB of onboard flash storage, and will offer quad-band HSDPA/HSUPA for mobile broadband speeds up to 7.2Mbps downstream.

Camera & iMovie
The iPhone 4 will feature a 5 megapixel camera with a backside-illuminated sensor, the camera will also record HD video at 720p resolution and per second 30 frames, and the LED flash can be used to light video as well.


Bing
Among new features in iOS 4 will be an option to use Microsoft’s Bing as a default search engine.

iBooks for iPhone
Apple announced a version of iBooks will be available for iPhone, with feature similarity to the iPad edition (complete with previously-announced PDF and annotations support).

Video Calling
Front-facing camera in the iPhone 4 exists for one and only one purpose: video calls. Jobs demonstrated what Apple is dubbing FaceTime video calling with the iPhone 4.

Apple iPhone 4 Discovered