What would be the iPhone 5 like? What better features would it have? How would it rock the gadget market? Each and every person whether he is a gadget lover or not, knows about the release of iPhone 5 and has these questions in mind. They are the questions that are frequently asked by many people, as every person is expecting something amazing and fascinating to be
coming up with the iPhone 5.
All the speculations about Droid RAZR’s availability in market have come to an end. The announcement is official and Motorola’s Droid RAZR, thinner, smarter and stronger phone than any other existing one on this planet(this is a claim by Motorola itself), will hit Verizon’s shelves this November.
Although it’s still unofficial, but if rumors are believed, Motorola is soon going to deliver one of it’s so called masterpiece, the Droid Razr. Earlier codenamed Spyder or Droid HD, the Droid Razr comes with a sleek and elegant 4.3 inch qHD super AMOLED display. What’s qHD? Well, it’s exactly “quarter” of a full HD in a 960×540 pixels resolution display. It is LTE radio enabled, which means streaming HD movies will now be super cool on the device.
DVD’s, watches, toys, clothes to Android Apps. Yes, your very own Amazon.com is now selling Android dedicated apps just like any other app store after being sued by Apple.Inc for using their trademark “Appstore” to sell their digital content even though Microsoft is in pursuit of suing Apple for patenting a trademark that seems generic.
In 2004, Eric Schmidt, the then chief executive of google said that the company was interested in developing mobile OS but would stay away from “phone(y)” manufacturing business. Staying safe in their pants, they restricted themselves from certain risk. Keeping with their word, google bought Android back in 2005 and raged a war against others making the best mobile OS to date.
Gone are the days when Symbian was a rage. As the time passed, companies stepped up with their best foot forward, Google came up with Android, Apple with it’s iOS but poor Nokia was still do0dling around with Symbian. What it could not hear was the trumpet that marked the beginning of “Smart Phone War”.
Man I’ve been imagining this for years now, the combo of a phone and a playstation. Had those PSP’s and Gameboys but ain’t no one got the art of connecting while playing on the go. The Nokia Engage came and went. Not so impressive huh! Knew that Sony must be designing some stuff in their labs. The fantasy has finally come true.
Mark Zuckerberg, the mastermind behind the social networking giant ‘Facebook’ unleashed yet another prudent move by entering into the smart phones market. Working in collaboration with London based ‘INQ’ it finally unveiled the first ‘Facebook Phone’, all set to be launched in April this year. The phone eyes the persons in age group 18-28 years as its target customers.
INQ’s mobile phones were accepted globally for its excellent working model and good software writing. They were very inexpensive, and these devices were focused for social media. This had been released oversees just a year ago. These phones have won many laurels and accolades for being such a good piece of affordable smart device within a year of its release.
The news from Palm calling for it’s purchase was heated than anyone ever imagined. The handsets from Palm that weren’t well received, din seems to improve with numerous editions and changes. Apparently bids were called and leading tycoons like Apple, Google, RIM and Hewlett-Packard all competed to acquire it.
