Nokia to be announced windows tablet soon

Nokia will hold a two-day event in
New York on September 26 and 27.

According to Windows Phone
Central, no details were spilled as
to the nature or topic of the event,
but one obvious candidate is a
Nokia’s tablet.

The company has traditionally
used New York to unveil major new
Lumia devices. In September 2012,
Nokia launched the Lumia 920 in
New York, and earlier this month,
the Lumia 1020 made its debut in
the city. With a full lineup of
Lumia phones now up for sale, the
time may be ripe for a long-
awaited tablet .

In May, Jo Harlow, executive vice
president of smart devices for
Nokia, also teased the notion,
saying: “We’re very interested in
tablets and that’s an area we’re
looking at.”
Multiple sources suggests that
Nokia is currently testing a tablet
among different carriers, If that’s
true then company could coincide
the launch of a tablet with the
release of Windows 8.1.

The site also claims that they have
received a description for the
Nokia’s tablet that suggests a
Nokia Lumia phone like design with
“bright colours and rounded
corners”. The rumoured tablet is
expected to feature an 11-inch
display.

Recently gfxbench.com leaked the
above image of the benchmark
results, which suggested that the
alleged Nokia RX-114 tablet would
be powered by a quad-core
processor with Adreno 330 GPU
graphics processor and is expected
to run on Windows RT.

Earlier this month, The Verge said
that Nokia reportedly had plans to
develop a 10-inch tablet outfitted
with Windows RT, but the company
has decided to nix it in favour of
one running the full version of
Windows 8.

Now when the event is already
lined up on September 26-27, we
could certainly guess the launch.

Moto x launched

Motorola and Google have finally
made the Moto X rumored device
official, it is dubbed the “Moto X”
and is designed with the “user in
mind”. The Moto X comes with the
ability of the User to design their
own phone, it is designed and
assembled in the US.

Motorola has also redesigned the
structure of the Handset, with new
processing via Moto’s new X8
Mobile Computing System. A SoC
based on a Snapdragon S4 Pro
with a 1.7GHz dual-core Krait CPU
and a quad-core Adreno 320 GPU,
positioned alongside two unique
Motorola processors, including one
to handle language interpretation
and a contextual computing core,
which manages the smartphone ’s
sensors. Both of which are
designed to ensure minimal
battery drain when using these
services.

The new Moto X has a 4.7-inch
AMOLED display running at 720p,
a 10-megapixel “ClearPixel”
camera with 1080p video recording
and will run Android 4.2.2. With
the online app called Moto Maker,
you choose the colors, and decide
on the details: front, back, accents,
memory, wallpapers, even add a
name or a short message, a
wooden case is also in the works
and Motorola claims there are
more than 2000 options with more
to come soon.

The Moto X is powered by a
2,200mAh battery offering up to 24
hours of “mixed” usage and the
handset is 4G LTE enabled. There’s
a 10-megapixel Clear Pixel rear
camera and a 2-megapixel front-
facing camera, both of which shoot
1080p video.

Bluetooth 4.0, USB 2.0, 802.11a/b/
g/n/ac, GPS and GLONASS, a
standard 3.5mm headphone jack,
Miracast Wireless Display, NFC and
a nano-SIM.
Sales Begin at the end of August,
the 16GB model will retail for $199
with a two-year contract on AT&T,
Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular and
Verizon, the 32GB is an AT&T
exclusive which will ship for $249.
For now only AT&T customers will
have access to additional color
options via the online app those
on other carriers can choose from
black and white.

Huawei asend p6 will launch in august

Last month, Huawei launched its
Ascend Mate in India and the
Ascend P6 in London. The world’s
slimmest Android smartphone , the
Huawei Ascend P6 is now set to
launch in India .

The date is
unconfirmed, but the handset is
expected to launch in India
around mid-of-August. The Huawei
Ascend P6 is priced at about 449
Euros, in Europe and is likely to be
priced around Rs. 30,000 in India.
The Huawei Ascend P6 with
unbelievably slim body (6.18 mm),
metal band around the sides with
rounded bottom and diamond-cut
edges resembles the iPhone design
concept.

The 4.7-inch device comes with a
1280×720 in-cell display that has
MagicTouch abilities, another term
for being responsive while wearing
gloves.

Under the hood of the Huawei
Ascend P6, you get Huawei’s very
own HiSilicon K3V2 SoC at the
helm of things. This chip combines
a quad-core Cortex-A9 CPU clocked
at 1.50 GHz, with a 16-core GPU,
and a soft-modem that’s capable of
HSPA+ (21.1 Mbps), 802.11 b/g/n
Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 4.0. In Dual-
SIM versions, the SoC is backed by
2 GB of RAM, and 8 GB of internal
storage that’s expandable with
micro-SDHC (by up to 32 GB). A
2,000 mAh battery powers the
device, which is generous,
considering its dimensions of 132.7
x 65.5 x 6.2 mm, and 120 g weight.
Huawei is also promoting its sealed
2000mAh battery and claiming up
to 30% better uptime than the
equivalent cell size from another
manufacturer, and the 8MP rear
camera boasts macro views of 4cm.
The front-facing camera is also
noteworthy, as its absurdly high
5MP resolution.
Stay tuned for the ‘Hands on’ of
Huawei Ascend P6.

LG Launches poket size printer in india

LG today launched a pocket-sized
photo printer called LG PD233
Pocket Photo in India. The LG
PD233 is available at retail stores
across India for Rs 14,990.

Named Pocket Photo, the mini
photo printer is compatible with
both Android and iOS devices,
operating wirelessly over either
Bluetooth or near field
communications (NFC).

Fitting in the palm of your hand,
Pocket Photo produces small 3x2in
colour prints as requested by the
connected device. In order to do
so, however, users need to
download the LG photo app from
the Apple App Store or Google Play
store, where they can also embed
QR codes or make quick edits
directly from the device before
printing.

Pocket Photo employs inkless
printing technology from Zink,
which LG claims eliminates the
need for expensive ink cartridges.
“Printed photos offer a certain
intimate appeal and tactile
pleasure that digital images simply
can’t provide,” LG said. “Whether
you want to keep a photo in your
wallet or add it to a personal
scrapbook or diary, LG’s smart
mobile printer offers the ideal
solution.”

The Pocket Photo measures
72x120x24mm and weighs 215g.

Apple plans to give plastic casing for budget iphone

Rumblings of a low-cost, plastic
iPhone have been popping up on a
fairly frequent basis throughout
2013, and today the rumored
device is making headlines once
again.

Apple’s future plan to introduce a
plastic device is confirmed within
this morning’s shocking report into
labor abuses at manufacturing
partner, Pegatron.

As part of the investigation , China
Labor Watch inserted people inside
three of Pegatron’s factories. In
one of these reports it confirms the
future debut of a plastic iPhone:
“Today’s
work is to
paste
protective
film on the
iPhone’s
plastic
back cover
to prevent
it from
being
scratched
on
assembly
lines. This
iPhone
model with
a plastic
cover will
soon be
released on
the market
by
Apple,”the
report
explains.

“The new cell phone has not yet
been put into mass production, so
quantity is not as important,” a
worker wrote. “This makes our job
more slow paced than in
departments that have begun mass
production schedules.”
In addition, China Labor Watch’s
company profile notes that
Pegatron is responsible for
building “low-priced plastic
iPhones” for Apple, in addition to
the iPhone 4, 4S and the 5.

The report accuses Pegatron of
violating labor regulations in
China, as well as international
labor laws and Apple’s own
standards.

Photographs allegedly detailing
the new iPhone’s packaging were
uploaded to the Chinese
forum WeiPhone over the weekend.
The name iPhone 5C is printed on
the side of the box, possibly
leaking the name of the device.

MEDIATEK unviels true octa-core

Taiwanese chip maker MediaTek is looking to make its presence better known, and to that end, the company has announced its new quad-core MT8135 processor for high-end tablets.

It consists of four cores in total. Two Cortex A15 cores are paired with two Cortex A7 core in ARM’s big.LITTLE architecture. However, unlike the Exynos 5 chipset, the configuration here is called big.LITTLE MP, which allows both Cortex A15 and Cortex A9 clusters to work simultaneously. This makes it essentially a quad core processor (and that is just what MediaTek is touting it as).

The new configuration is also said to make the processor more efficient than current chips using big.LITTLE architecture. The firm’s MT8135 SoC will use Imagination Technologies’ PowerVR G6200 GPU, which supports OpenCL GPU computing. Imagination Technologies said the PowerVR Series 6 GPU used in the Mediatek MT8135 SoC uses its tile- based deferred rendering architecture.

The firm also touted support for Miracast, giving tablets that use the chip the ability to stream content to supporting televisions. Mediatek could in theory use the MT8135 SoC to power Windows tablets, especially since the PowerVR Series 6 GPU supports DirectX 10.1.

However it is far more likely that the chip’s OpenGL ES and OpenGL support will be used along with OpenCL and Renderscript.

Android 4.3 announced

Google  today announced the latest iteration of Android  – Android  4.3 Jelly Bean during a press breakfast in San Francisco. The long-awaited OS update will be coming to Android device users based on their devices. The Android 4.3 Jelly Bean  

update will start rolling out today to the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10. The “Google  Play Edition” versions of the HTC  One and Samsung  Galaxy  S4 can expect it soon, most likely August or September. As ArsTechnica reports, the new operating system  will feature multi-user restricted profiles. This will let users control access to contents and apps per user—so parents, for example, can control which applications their kids can access. When accessed from restricted profiles, applications behave differently. On stage, Hugo Barra demonstrated this by showing a puzzle game whose in-app purchase functionality was automatically disabled when it was accessed on the kid’s restricted profile. Other features include built-in OpenGL ES 3.0 support, DRM APIs for providing hardware-based encryption for protecting content, which will allow it to provide 1080p video to its tablets. The first partner is Netflix, which supports 1080p HD streaming. The Nexus 7 is the first device to support it. Android 4.3 also introduces many other features, including support for Bluetooth Smart devices, background Wi-Fi location, more language support and “easier text input.”

Is Micromax canvas 4 affordable at the price of 17999

Micromax recently launched its flagship device the canvas 4. Micromax had created a lot of hype but it came with some dissapiontment. first dissapointment : the display with lot of hype. the display was HD not FHD which was expected from micromax second dissapointment : the proccesor micromax came out with the same processor that was in the canvas HD But micromax has came out with some interesting features like blow to unlock it is unique thinking by micromax but some features are taken from samsung like if you will see away from screen the video will be pause Display : Now talking about the display micromax has given hd display and the ppi is 194 Display is nice Camera: Primary camera is 13 MP and secondary is 5 MP there's no complent in camera Look : micromax has given a lot beeter look to canvas 4 Its better than canvas hd and in hands its feel more premium conclusion: with all this micromax is providing flipcover worth rs 3,000 and it will come inside tje box so with all this it's good buy at this price segment