Adding more glitters to the LG recently released teaser of its 5-inch screen, 4:3 aspect ratio “Optimus Vu” Android smartphone – the company unveiled the LTE device, ahead of the Mobile World congress, which offers a unique combination of tablet-like viewing with a smartphone portability – the phone runs on a powerful 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 32GB...
Nintendo which earlier last month reported huge losses of $625 Million has just announced that its 3DS has reached the milestone of 5 million units sold in its homeland – which is somehow a month’s faster than what its predecessor, the DS results in. Estimated cumulative sales in the retail market so far (according to Media Create), the achievement of 500 million, the release date, was 58 weeks in the “Game Boy Advance” at week 56 in the “Nintendo DS” Company, ” Nintendo 3DS “is higher than these,...
The South Korean Electronics giant Samsung which we earlier reported that considering different options to improve competitiveness of its loss-making LCD flat-screen business – a new filing shows Samsung is going ahead with its plan to sing off its LCD business so as to focus on OLED – the company initially started that it would make a final decision within three months times and today Bloomberg confirms the “go-ahead” move of the company. Bloomberg reports that the new division is tentatively known as Samsung Display Co, and...
With just an academic project started back in 1996, VLC hit 1.0 version in 2009 and now after 485 million downloads of VLC 1.1.x versions, the VLC and VideoLAN development team has reached VLC 2.0 “Twoflower” version – one of the best major release which comes with faster decoding on multi-core, GPU and mobile hardware and ability to open more formats, HD and...
There was the news already on the hype that Chinese mobile maker, ZTE was going to make a wave in the US mobile market with its some high-end smartphones and with its recent announcement, the company unveiled that it is planning to launch two new LTE handsets – PF200 and N910 both running on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) with a 1.2GHz and 1.5GHz chipsets at...
Seems like in tones of Google’s upcoming cloud storage Google Drive, Microsoft already in urge of making huge mark – now reportedly seeing expanded its storage tiers and desktop apps for Windows and Mac OS X, Brazilian site Gemind reveals. The software giant has been making huge improvement to its cloud storage service SkyDrive – it worked in integrated it into...
According to Moroccan Geeks, a Moroccan blog, Skype and all other VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services have been blocked in the country, pointing to an article recently published on the official site of the Arabic newspaper Assabahia – while majority of the services are not blocked but as a result Skype usually finds itself targeted by both telecom providers and mobile operators – reportedly that the move has been taken in order to create a monopoly on “calling options” available in the country. Skype is a popular mode...
The World Wide Web as we know and which just turned 20 last year isn’t sounds exactly new to anyone more, but on other account it is still at an early development stage – but interestingly people start complaining that “it wasn’t like this in my day” – sounds funnier right after hearing this but still this is the truth what we, the people are feeling these...
A new Nokia phone – Nokia Lumia 805, which shares much of design with the Symbian powered Nokia X7, earlier leaked in a Chinese forum – which later to be confirmed by the Chinese reader on the forum is a fake image – suggesting someone had created the image of this new “Lumia” phone in Photoshop – the phone which said to be comes with a 3.9″ ClearBlack...
According to the FT India, Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu is gearing up to enter European’s smartphone and tablet market within this year with the release of its Android and Windows Phone 7-based devices range – the company has already confirmed that it has in talks with operators about partnering with the country dealers to release the device. There is still...
