As you surely know by now Samsung has joined the Android smartphones race. Their brand new smartphone which will be running with Android OS will soon be released first in Korea.
4G is around the corner and so are the plans for Nokia to fight the game from the front. Novarra is one of the few mobile software manufacturers that has been regularly making software for mobile kings like Motorola, Palm and Samsung etc. Novarra has also been helping new mobile companies enjoy the feel of excellent mobile software so that they can survive in the killing mobile market. Now, with Nokia all set to take the ownership of such a committed mobile manufacturer, competition is truly going to be ‘almost’ one sided!
Synaptics demonstrated at this year’s Mobile World Congress 2010 their new multiple touch interface technology. Though still just a concept, they had a prototype of the Fuse. The phone itself has got not only just a touchscreen, but additionally squeezable touch sensors on its sides and also touch sensors on the back!
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Nokia decided to keep this quiet during last week’s MWC 2010 in Barcelona but nothing is ever kept secret over the internet. The video below posted by BestBoyZde demonstrates leaked release documents of the Nokia X10. Among the features of this leaked phone include a slide QWERTY keyboard, homescreen with auto rotation, 600 MHz ARM Cortex A8 CPU, a 3.2 AMOLED touch screen and a 5MP camera with LED flash.
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Take a look at the world’s first feature phone with support for 3-Way Sync Service. LG Electronics has put on display the LG GD880, popularly known as LG Mini at the MWC 2010 being held at Barcelona.
The new LG Mini is the first of its kind to support the LG Air Sync functionality. Air Sync is the name of company’s 3-Way Sync Service, which was only available on Smartphones till date. Harnessing the Air Sync service, a user can easily synchronize data on their mobile with data stored on PCs wirelessly. It is a form of cloud computing allowing convenient upkeep and updating of phone books, audio and other data. Continue reading »
After the success of LG Arena, LG might think of unveiling the much speculated Arena Max LU9400 Mobile. A Korean web portal recently uploaded few leaked images of the phone. As per the website, LG Arena Max will be available by April 2010 in the Korean markets for purchase.
Previously, the mobile came in news before clearing its WiFi Certifications in November last year at the WiFI Alliance with no or little info about its specs. A lot bigger than its predecessor, LU9400 is supposed to boast a 3.5-inch touch-screen. Thereby, offering greater accessibility for better operation. Moreover, Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon processor will deliver faster responses.
We’ve all done this, scratched the paint off a brand new phone or gadget. It hurts and it stings, but usually over time we ignore it and forget about it because it most cases not much can be done then to put on a protective case. Nissan however, who recently invented a new “Scratch Shield” clearcoat paint has announced that they will be applying their new technology on DoCoMo mobile phones. This special paint has been said to be able to heal itself when damaged.
Is it a new technology or is it just scientists coming with new ways to apply chemicals? We’re not in the most suitable position to criticise this. What we do know is this clearcoat “uses a special top layer of highly elastic resin that gives the coating a ‘flexibility’ that reportedly means that it can prevent or ‘heal’ 80% of surface marks.”
