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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Qualcomm new Quad-Core S4 Play Processors low end Devices


Low-end phones are about to get a little more performance with Qualcomm taking the time to announce its all new quad-core processors and MSM8225Q MSM8625Q, making their way into the entry-level processors Qualcomm Play S4 úroveň.Nový "Q" SoC is said to have a greater bandwidth and mutlimode integrated UMTS / CDMA modems (MSM8625Q) or simply UMTS modem (MSM8225Q). HD will also walk in the park, and packaging equipment 720 screens, which make entry-level device with HD resolution screen reality. If ... wow.

Qualcomm said the new Q will be available later this year, so I expect that the entry-level phones start popping these processors in early 2013.Budoucnost Android stingy just so much more exciting. Full press release is available below.


via phanadroid

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Facebook tests automatic photo uploads on Android

With Google and Dropbox and use of automatic photographic recording, it is not surprising that Facebook wants to join the party. Facebook is testing the same type of service. This will be very similar to the version of Google+ / Picasa that all images will be charged to your account, but not shared unless you choose to do so. It appears that only select Android users actually have this feature. Called sync photos and even have a page setup help. To check whether you have to go to the timeline in its mobile app (Android only), Photo button, and if Sync is happiness. If not, then sit back and wait to see if Facebook never released to the masses.

via
Talkadroid/TheVerge / Facebook help page

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Samsung starts mass production of 128 GB eMMC memory for next generation mobile devices


Samsung Samsung Mobile Solutions Forum 2012 announced the start of mass production of its 128 GB EMMC for mobile devices. Samsung says that in addition to abundant storage, new EMMC fast transfer speeds of up to 140 megabytes / s, and holds the JEDEC specification v4.5 EMMC.

Like other Pro EMMC, it also uses DDR NAND interface with 2,0 lever made ​​with Class 20 nanometer process

via sammyhub and phandroid

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Samsung Galaxy s3 comes in 4 new colours

Samsung will introduce red (Garnet Red) and black (Black Sapphire) version of the Galaxy S 3 Press release now officially confirmed. But it is not the end: Samsung Galaxy S 3 will be available in two other colors: gray (Titanium Grey) and Brown (Amber Brown). Whether mobile phone deals will provide four color remains unknown up to this point

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Gameloft's new game, WILD BLOOD powered by Unreal engine


Inspired by the legend of King Arthur loose, wild blood is the first video game Gameloft French mobile developer Epic Games' powerful graphics technology property to rent, and the engine is not realistic. And it was clear at the time that the eyes on the game that have images greatly benefit from the technology. It serves as another example of how strong mobile gradually approaching visual accuracy on par with what you see with some games.
Blood in the game, and the players of Sir Lancelot brave knight who perhaps best known in the tradition of King Arthur and the man who betrays Arthur fall in love with his old lady, Queen Guinevere play.
In the game, was the motive behind Arthur crazy charming Morgana, which unfortunately also the gateway to hell, which is called the group of hellions. It is Lancelot to demonic powers to pay back in a hole they crawled out.
Action unfold through a third-person perspective, as you can destroy the enemies with a sword and bow and arrow, or my personal favorite, and the ax. As Lancelot, you can download a variety of combination attacks, including those magical objects such as ice, fire and lightning serve. Each unique weapon and attacks with an item, also.
Wild blood in outdoor areas characterized by the opening of several such squares and cobblestone roads, where a group of knights and hellish beings robot to bottom touching encounter.
But your opponents can not just mindlessly defeated by spamming them attack you. Strategic hit them with a series of attacks, accusing the light heavy - but they know when to avoid - are all crucial for the survival of your (even in this first introductory level died once). In addition to the first level, I also got a look at the level later in the game where Lancelot control of the catapult is needed خوزق a variety of small animals in an underground cell. The full game features a total of ten different levels to play through.
Blood will land in the myths that permeated the story of violence and stunning graphics undoubtedly comparison with the God of War franchise Sony, which is not something negative. In fact, the game captures the epic atmosphere similar size to appeal to fans of the franchise and the genre hack 'n slash in general.
At this time, Gameloft has not confirm that a solid release date for the wild blood, but it promises Android users will be able to play the game quickly.

via tegrazone

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Android to keep 70% of the global market share end of 2012


Android is grabbing global market share quickly. There are millions of Android fans around the world, and are fully rendered great success in the Google Android operating system happy. From time to time delivery of Android OS updates to be appropriate and useful for users.

I'm not talking about rumors, but is really a monarch Androd mobile operating systems. Some people might say that Apple has a special meaning in the world of mobile phones. Now, even though Apple's iPhone is a useful and impressive in the world, but Android is more appropriate.

Apple tries to attract the attention of mobile users with the introduction of the iPhone 5 at the end of this year. Well, despite the iPhone 5 News, Apple would not accommodate a large number of potential customers. DigiTimes has to give his special team of analysts' forecasts for the future of the IT revolution.

iPhone 5 will go on sale next September. Hopefully. For the success of Apple's impending success of this effort, we can not ignore the importance of the iPhone to market, but Android can never be overlooked.

They made predictions about the success of Android. The report clearly says that Android will capture 70% share of the international market by the end of this year. That would be a great success for Google Android.

If you know that would like to be the most popular mobile operating system since 2012, then everyone has to say "Android". IT analysts are relatively accurate predictions about the Android OS. There are very few possibilities of failure of this forecast, as it is based on facts obtained from various relevant sources.

Well, it is still on top of the Android mobile market. It is very hard for Apple to compete with the growing demand for Android phones and tablets.

Friday, August 17, 2012

Google Play Movie Rentals Coming to Germany




Google Play is the most widely used online platform to download a variety of useful apps. Android users always love to get their preferable applications from this online app market. One of the major complaints about the Google Play is the scarcity of functionality or certain content in the countries outside the United States.


Users belonging to the countries other than the United States had some grievances against the biased behavior of Google Play. However, this complaint seems to get removed now. This is because Google Play has started expanding its access to other countries of the world. It means users belonging to other regions of the globe will also be able to get benefits from the services of the Google Play.


A few weeks ago, Play Books came to France. Before this, play movies hit Span and France. This was a good sign for the people residing in these regions. Finally, Google brings the Play Movie rentals to the users residing in Germany. So, if you have been asking for these movie rentals for many days, then this is the right time for you to make merry.

Google has officially announced the the release of movie rentals and also some of twitter users confirmed this release. Now, the German users are very delighted about the official announcement regarding movie play rental. So, Google+ hangouts are available for the Germany. Some other host countries such as Austria, Finland, Senegal Oh, Norway, Belgium, Denmark, Romania, Ghana and Greece are also getting this On Air update.

It is clear now that German users will be able to take pleasure in more Play Store content. In this way, there will be no complaints for the restricted access to Google Play store. If you want to know more about this matter, then you can visit the Google Deutschland Product Blog.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Google Decides to Retire App Inventor But It Will Live On Through Open Source


The bad news? Google has officially announced that they will no longer be supporting App Inventor and will be closing the doors on this Google product sometime within the next 90 days. The good news? App Inventor will be given new life with Google open sourcing the code for all.
App Inventor was a tool provided by Google that allowed would-be developers to make an app with little-to-no programming knowledge what-so-ever. Instead of writing code, all a user would have to do is visually design an app using App Inventors GUI and use blocks to specify the app’s behavior. Most people used it to create “gallery apps” or even simple games like “WhackAMole” and submit them into the Android Market where they sat back, and watched the money pile up.
The death (and inevitable rebirth) of App Inventor comes with the shutting down of Google Labs of which AI was apart, so most of us knew this was coming. Props to Google for open sourcing the code and I’m excited to see what comes out of the ashes. Long live App Inventor!
[Via GoogleLabs]

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Android 3.1 rolling out to the European Xoom now


Back in July, Motorola told us European Xoom owners would start receiving Android 3.1 for their Xooms on August 9th. Good news everyone! The update is rolling out right now. Take note, however, that this update is rolling out in stages so it could be a few more days to weeks before your device actually prompts you to perform that sweet sweet update. I look forward to new features such as re-sizable widgets, USB accessories, scrollable recent apps, and more.

Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S II LTE (Celox) to Have Super AMOLED HD Display

Following the news that Samsung would be bringing an LTE-enabled 4.5 inch Samsung Galaxy S II codenamed Celox, Korean outlet ET News has heard from “industry insiders” that the device will have a Super AMOLED HD display instead of the Super AMOLED Plus.
The differences between the two are resolution – the HD is 1280×800 with 300ppi while Plus is 480×800 with 216ppi. It’s also believed the Super AMOLED HD display will use pentile matrix instead of the RGB we’ve all come to know and love.
The shots we saw earlier of this supposed device suggest it’ll have hardware buttons, but to have a Super AMOLED HD display on this bad boy means we could be looking at a launch with Ice Cream Sandwich. That’s just speculation for the time being, though. For now, we’re just happy that Samsung has decided to stop stretching a WVGA resolution onto 4-inch-plus displays. [Thanks Eric! ETNews (Translated)]

Monday, August 8, 2011

Froyo Leaks for the Samsung Continuum


If the Samsung Galaxy S family had a red-headed stepchild, Verizon’s Continuum would win the honors. The phone’s unique secondary ticker display didn’t make as big a splash as Samsung might have hoped, relegating the Continuum to the back of our minds. It’s Android 2.1 software isn’t helping much either. Now, a leak of a work-in-progress Android 2.2 update could breath some much needed life into the handset. The update, build number EC03, brings along all of your standard Froyo enhancements including the speedy JIT compiler. As it stands, the version available from XDA is the stock build of the software sans second-hand customizations. No telling if this update will ever see the light of day via an official OTA rollout, but if you want to read up on what you can expect or find installation instructions head over to the source link below.
[via XDA]

Walmart, Amazon Offering 8-inch VIZIO V-Tab for $300


If you were ever wishing for a tablet to accompany your internet connected VIZIO TV, you’ve caught a break – the 8 inch VIZIO V-Tab is now on sale for $300 at both Walmart and Amazon. While this thing isn’t going to be desirable to most of you, VIZIO’s integration with their internet-connected products could be worth shelling out for it. (And you’ll get all of the other functionality of modern pre-Honeycomb tablets, as well). A 1GHz processor 512MB of RAM and 4GB of storage won’t turn heads in a crowd of tech geeks, but it shouldn’t be half bad for what VIZIO intends for its users to use it for. [Laptoping]

Motorola KORE Tipped Off by Series of Domain Purchases


So, Motorola’s gone on a bit of a shopping spree and got themselves 5 domain names. All of them tell of something named the Motorola KORE, but what is it? The name suggests it could be the XOOM’s successor, as suggested by a misspelled four letter word. It could also be a phone or something else, though. But the Motorola KORE is the next hot Motorola entity to keep an eye out for, folks. [Fusible via Android Community]
MotorolaKore.com, KoreMotorola.com,  Moto-Kore.com, MotoKore.com and Motorola-Kore.com

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Android 3.2 Now Rolling Out for Verizon’s Motorola XOOM


After word of an initial soak test and an updated support page, we are hearing reports from owners of the Motorola XOOM tied to Verizon’s network that the Android 3.2 update has begun rolling out. For the uninitiated, the update most notably enables the XOOM’s SD card slot, but will also enable a new “zoom to fill” mode for resizing non-native apps for display on Honeycomb tablets. Any readers out there receiving the update yet?
[Thanks, Dave!]

Even More Droid Bionic Pics Expose One Big Battery


With a 4.3-inch display, dual-core CPU, and 4G LTE radio, the Motorola DROID BIONIC promises to be one heck of a phone. It also promises to be a big battery hog at the same time. So we should expect a rather big battery, right? And here it is pictured without the blurriness of shots we saw yesterday. We also get another pic from the front side of the phone showing us the redesigned look of the phone we have seen over and over again. Enough with the teases, can we just get some official information like a release date already?

[via MyEGarageSale]

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Samsung Conquer 4G

Posted Friday, August 5th, 2011 at 9:39 am by Antonio Wells Comments
Samsung Conquer 4G is Sprint’s 25th 4G mobile broadband capable Android smartphone at an affordable price of $99.99 with two year agreement and after $50 mail in rebate rewards card. The Samsung Conquer 4G touts Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), 1GHz processor, 3.5-inch touchscreen, decent cameras on the front and back, Wi-Fi Hotspot cabable for up to five devices, and has Sprint ID; quick profiles switching of Android apps, widgets, wallpapers by interest type such as Business, Entertainment, Social, etc. The phone will be available starting August 21st.
Price: $99.99 with 2/year contract and after a $50 mail-in rebate via reward card
Carrier: Sprint (Exclusive)
Samsung Conquer 4GSamsung Conquer 4G Angle ViewSamsung Conquer 4G Side ViewDual-mode 3G/4G device – dependable 3G nationwide coverage and turbo-charged Sprint 4G speeds where availableDual cameras, 3.2-megapixel rear-facing camera and 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera enabling video chat3G/4G Mobile Hotspot capable, supporting up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices on the Sprint 3G or 4G networksAndroid™ 2.3Sprint ID customizable user interfaceGoogle™ mobile services, including Google Search™, Google Maps™, Google Talk™, Gmail™, YouTube™ , and syncs with Google Calendar™, as well as access to Google Goggles™ to search with pictures instead of wordsUpload, share and store pictures with Photobucket, Facebook®, MySpace® upload videos to YouTubeWi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and GPS capableMicroSD card slot that supports up to a 32GB memory card (2GB card included)Stereo Bluetooth wireless technologyAccess to more than 250,000 apps through Android Market™Dimensions: 4.57 inches x 2.38 inches x 0.46 inches (LxWxT) Weight: 4.1 ouncesDisplay: 3.5-inch TFT (320×480) touchscreenBattery: 1500 mAh Lithium-ion battery for up to six hours of talk time3.Processor: MSM8655 Snapdragon and Samsung/CMC732STags: 4G, 4G WiMAX, Android 2.3, Android Phone, Android Phones, Gingerbread, Samsung, Samsung Conquer 4G, Samsung Conquer 4G Android Apps, Samsung Conquer 4G Apps, Sprint, Sprint ID, WiMAX

HTC Once More Reports Record Sales


For the fourth straight month, HTC is reporting record sales with revenues of $45.11 billion. However, July’s sales did show a slowdown in growth after April saw $38.7 billion in revenue, May recorded $40.6 billion, and June topped out at $45 billion. Overall, revenue is up 83 percent from July of last year, though only a 1 percent increase over last month. High sales have no doubt been the result of a booming Android smartphone business that should see six to eight new handsets from the company in the third quarter of 2011 alone.
[via BGR]

Paranormal Agency Released on the Android Market – Good, Hidden Object, Spooky Fun


Paranormal Agency was released onto the Android Market yesterday courtesy of G5 Entertainment. The game has been getting some pretty good reviews with it’s mix of puzzle and hidden object gameplay. There’s over 50 levels in the game with 7 different mini-games and 5 different types of hidden object challenges. I was actually surprised to find there’s a pretty engaging story here as well. You take on the role of a paranormal detective who solves cases using her special ESP skills to get to the bottom of the recent boom in poltergeist attacks throughout the city.

It’s Paranormal Agency’s visual art style that really drew me in, mixed with a great story and (harder than it looks) gameplay, I was hooked. It actually reminds me a lot of those touchscreen arcade games you find at your local bar. Protip: The game doesn’t scale well on qHD devices and although playable, it is slightly pixelated. You can download the game from the Android Market and play the first level for free, after that it’s up to you to decide if you want to purchase the full version for only $2.50.
[Market Link]

Samsung Hercules for TELUS Spotted?


We’ve heard the name “Samsung Hercules” thrown around quite a bit now. It was originally believed to be T-Mobile’s variant of the Galaxy S II here in the states. Their version differed a bit from the rest of the pack, supposedly offering a 4.5-inch slate compared to the 4.3 inches seen on everyone else’s version. Inside is said to be a 1.2GHz processor which might indicate that Exynos will be sitting inside. MobileSyrup describes it as looking like ” a cross between the Samsung Galaxy SII, Nexus S and the Galaxy S Infuse.” Doesn’t look bad really, though what appears to be WVGA resolution on a screen this large does disappoint us.

Pierre Cardin Releases “Designer” Android Tablet; Its Modest Specs Don’t Make Believers Out of Us


Designer phones are all the rage, apparently, so why not bring the elegance over to the bigger screen? Pierre Cardin, a world-reknown designer label, has put their stamp on a designer tablet.
While it looks nice, those of us who know better can see that this is no different than those cheap Chinese knockoffs that popup every day. Except now it has Pierre Cardin’s logo on it. And suddenly people will want it.
You’re getting a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 (single core) processor, Android 2.2, 512MB of RAM and 4GB of onboard storage. It’ll apparently come with a nice leather cover to mask the fact that it’s most likely a Shenzhen knockoff. Sorry Cardin, but it’s going to take more than a logo to fool any of us into taking a second look at this thing. You might have better luck with the Paris Hilton or Justin Bieber crowds, though. [Electronista]