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Google’s Project Glass puts augmented reality into sight
Truth be told, consumers are always wary of new technology that is totally different than anything they’ve seen before. When Apple introduced the iPad, many questioned the need for an extra device; its place in consumers’ lives was not obvious. Now the iPad is the top tablet in the market. It’s the same scenario with Google Project Glass. Many wonder, why use Google Project Glass when you can just use your phone?
But the better question is: why not use Google Project Glass? For the most part, the augmented-reality glasses do what a person could do with a smartphone, such as look up information and socialize. But this vedio also shows glimpses of an artificial-intelligence (AI) system working behind the scenes. It may be hard to envision the need for Google Project Glass now, but that's true with all new technology that increases our ability to acquire information.
Sunday 6 May 2012
Saturday 5 May 2012
S3 Finally Out
Samsung, the world’s largest phone maker, released details on Thursday of a new smartphone, the Galaxy S III. It’s the third version of the manufacturer’s most successful smartphone.
The phone has a 4.8-inch screen — bigger than the iPhone’s 3.5-inch display, but smaller than the one on the largest Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Note. It has an eight-megapixel camera and a front-facing camera for video conferencing. It includes the latest Android software system, called Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Galaxy S III’s highlight feature is S Voice, which allows a user to speak commands to control the phone, similar to the Siri feature on the iPhone. If the alarm goes off and you need a bit more rest, you can say “Snooze” to the phone. The feature can also be used to play songs, adjust volume, organize schedules and send e-mails, Samsung said.
Samsung’s Galaxy S line of smartphones has been instrumental to the company’s success in the smartphone market. The company released its first Galaxy S smartphone in 2010, and it sold 10 million units in 10 months. Later, Samsung rolled out more products under the Galaxy brand, including the Galaxy S II phone and the Galaxy Tab tablet.
Friday 4 May 2012
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Sony Xperia P & Xperia U now due May 28th
We’ve just had an update from Sony to say that the Xperia P and the Xperia U are now expected to launch on Monday 28th May. This is slightly later than previously thought – the date provided when the devices were announced at MWC 2012 was May 7th.
Xperias U and P follow on from the Sony Xperia S in the NXT series and go by the Iconic Identity design that is used across the range. The Xperia P is available in black and silver, while the Xperia U is available in White and Black. All four handsets are currently available to pre-order on the Clove website.
We will keep you updated with any further updates on availability.
Xperias U and P follow on from the Sony Xperia S in the NXT series and go by the Iconic Identity design that is used across the range. The Xperia P is available in black and silver, while the Xperia U is available in White and Black. All four handsets are currently available to pre-order on the Clove website.
We will keep you updated with any further updates on availability.
Tuesday 1 May 2012
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro
The phone employs Sony's Mobile BRAVIA Engine software which enhances the sharpness, colours and contrast of the image on its 3” "Reality" display.
It is often confused with the Xperia X10 Mini Pro. To avoid this confusion it is often referred to as the Mini Pro2 or SK17a/SK17i, its internal model names, American and International respectively.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro (U20i) is an upgrade to the X10 mini with many of the internal specifications being identical. The major differences between the original X10 mini and X10 mini pro is the slide-out keyboard, a replaceable battery and the pro having slightly larger dimensions (3.5 × 2.0 × 0.7 inches opposed to 3.3 × 2.0 × 0.6 inches).
The X10 mini and X10 mini pro are designed to look similar and share functionality with the larger Xperia X10, but are internally very different devices. Both handhelds lack Sony Ericsson's "Mediascape" media-management software, but include "Timescape" as well as the proprietary "Rachael" UI.
OS upgrade
The X10 Mini Pro (as well as the X10 and X10 Mini) originally ran Android 1.6, with an update to 2.1 being rolled out from Sunday 31 October 2010, to Tuesday 30 November 2010. The updated Xperia Mini Pro is more responsive and faster when compared to older Android version 1.6.[citation needed] However, Sony Ericsson has no plans to upgrade the 2010 Xperia phones beyond Android 2.1.
The X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro can both be unofficially upgraded to Android 2.3 via CyanogenMod.
Mini Pro version
The phone also has a "Pro" model, which integrates a sliding keyboard and front-facing camera. The primary differences in the two variants are a slightly shallower body, smaller weight and reduced price in the "non-Pro" model.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro is available in black, turquoise, white, and pink.
Collapse this postThe phone employs Sony's Mobile BRAVIA Engine software which enhances the sharpness, colours and contrast of the image on its 3” "Reality" display.
It is often confused with the Xperia X10 Mini Pro. To avoid this confusion it is often referred to as the Mini Pro2 or SK17a/SK17i, its internal model names, American and International respectively.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro (U20i) is an upgrade to the X10 mini with many of the internal specifications being identical. The major differences between the original X10 mini and X10 mini pro is the slide-out keyboard, a replaceable battery and the pro having slightly larger dimensions (3.5 × 2.0 × 0.7 inches opposed to 3.3 × 2.0 × 0.6 inches).
The X10 mini and X10 mini pro are designed to look similar and share functionality with the larger Xperia X10, but are internally very different devices. Both handhelds lack Sony Ericsson's "Mediascape" media-management software, but include "Timescape" as well as the proprietary "Rachael" UI.
OS upgrade
The X10 Mini Pro (as well as the X10 and X10 Mini) originally ran Android 1.6, with an update to 2.1 being rolled out from Sunday 31 October 2010, to Tuesday 30 November 2010. The updated Xperia Mini Pro is more responsive and faster when compared to older Android version 1.6.[citation needed] However, Sony Ericsson has no plans to upgrade the 2010 Xperia phones beyond Android 2.1.
The X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro can both be unofficially upgraded to Android 2.3 via CyanogenMod.
Mini Pro version
The phone also has a "Pro" model, which integrates a sliding keyboard and front-facing camera. The primary differences in the two variants are a slightly shallower body, smaller weight and reduced price in the "non-Pro" model.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro is available in black, turquoise, white, and pink.
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