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05/07/2016
IFA 2016 is the next big trade show on the calendar and invites have already begun going out for manufacturer events. Even though Xiaomi only just launched its Mi Max in India, a new teaser has appeared that is being interpreted as a Mi Note 2 launch for IFA in Berlin in September.
27/06/2016
Google reportedly ships its first non-Nexus phone this year
You may not have to wait long to see a tightly-controlled Google phone design.
You might not have to wait long to see whether or not rumors of Google having more say over phone designs are true. Sources speaking to the Telegraph claim that Google will release a smartphone with tighter controls over "design, manufacturing and software" before the end of the year. The details of the phone aren't available, but this wouldn't be a Nexus from the sound of it -- those are shaped more by third parties that maintain at least some of their influence. The Pixel C tablet might (might) offer an inkling of what to expect.
Google didn't comment on the rumor for the newspaper. With that said, its leadership hasn't been shy about wanting to take the reins. CEO Sundar Pichai recently said that Google would be more "opinionated" about designs. The issue may simply be a matter of how far Mountain View wants to go. Is it willing to risk alienating Android's hardware partners with a phone designed largely in-house, or would this be more about making a bigger mark on the Nexus program? One thing's certain: if the rumor is at all accurate, Google's hardware strategy will never be the same.
27/06/2016
Google reportedly ships its first non-Nexus phone this year
You may not have to wait long to see a tightly-controlled Google phone design.
You might not have to wait long to see whether or not rumors of Google having more say over phone designs are true. Sources speaking to the Telegraph claim that Google will release a smartphone with tighter controls over "design, manufacturing and software" before the end of the year. The details of the phone aren't available, but this wouldn't be a Nexus from the sound of it -- those are shaped more by third parties that maintain at least some of their influence. The Pixel C tablet might (might) offer an inkling of what to expect.
Google didn't comment on the rumor for the newspaper. With that said, its leadership hasn't been shy about wanting to take the reins. CEO Sundar Pichai recently said that Google would be more "opinionated" about designs. The issue may simply be a matter of how far Mountain View wants to go. Is it willing to risk alienating Android's hardware partners with a phone designed largely in-house, or would this be more about making a bigger mark on the Nexus program? One thing's certain: if the rumor is at all accurate, Google's hardware strategy will never be the same.
27/06/2016
Google's Project Tango Phone Is Finally (Finally!) Here.
At. Last. The great leap in smartphoning that all us schlubs have been waiting for is here. Point your phone at a wall to measure how wide it is, or choose a table on Wayfair and put it in your dining room to see how it works in the space. Hell, get lost in a mall and find your way out just by bringing your phone to eye level. Project Tango-the spatially aware camera setup from Google-is finally moving out of developers' hands and reaching consumers.
The Phab2 Pro, officially announced today at Lenovo's TechWorld event in San Francisco and hinted at back in January at CES , is the first consumer device with Google's Project Tango built in. And according to Lenovo it's not just the first, but the first by "at least six months."
If you're willing to be an early adopter, you can have access to a phone that manages to wedge in the multiple cameras needed to take advantage of Project Tango's situationally aware magic. You'll also get a massive 6.4-inch 1440p display, Snapdragon 652 processor (a processor strikingly similar to that in the Samsung Galaxy S7 ), and-oddly-Dolby Atmos playback capabilities and Dolby 5.1 recording capabilities.
I'm hesitant to go hyperbolic, but smartphones have stagnated in the past several months. There's been no real technological innovations to get you, me, or the average user excited about phones. Project Tango could change that. Some of the services it provides are small in the grand scheme of things: better VR and AR experiences , indoor navigation , and some of the coolest and most interactive games available. Yet all the possibilities Project Tango open up in a phone feel tremendously natural.
After farting around with the Phab2 Pro, I found myself genuinely annoyed that my iPhone couldn't measure a window with a wave or insert a dinosaur into the room.
I'm not sure the Lenovo Phab2 Pro will be the perfect phone, but it's the first one that's piqued my geek senses in quite a while. It will be available in September for $500, both online and at Lowes (hey, it's a handyman dream!) before rolling out to other retailers.
Lenovo will also be releasing Tango-free versions of the phone, the Phab2 and Phab2 Plus, for $200 and $300 respectively. But after witnessing the magic that Tango offers, I'm not sure why I'd blow my cash on something less impressive.
27/06/2016
Google's Project Tango Phone Is Finally (Finally!) Here.
At. Last. The great leap in smartphoning that all us schlubs have been waiting for is here. Point your phone at a wall to measure how wide it is, or choose a table on Wayfair and put it in your dining room to see how it works in the space. Hell, get lost in a mall and find your way out just by bringing your phone to eye level. Project Tango-the spatially aware camera setup from Google-is finally moving out of developers' hands and reaching consumers.
The Phab2 Pro, officially announced today at Lenovo's TechWorld event in San Francisco and hinted at back in January at CES , is the first consumer device with Google's Project Tango built in. And according to Lenovo it's not just the first, but the first by "at least six months."
If you're willing to be an early adopter, you can have access to a phone that manages to wedge in the multiple cameras needed to take advantage of Project Tango's situationally aware magic. You'll also get a massive 6.4-inch 1440p display, Snapdragon 652 processor (a processor strikingly similar to that in the Samsung Galaxy S7 ), and-oddly-Dolby Atmos playback capabilities and Dolby 5.1 recording capabilities.
I'm hesitant to go hyperbolic, but smartphones have stagnated in the past several months. There's been no real technological innovations to get you, me, or the average user excited about phones. Project Tango could change that. Some of the services it provides are small in the grand scheme of things: better VR and AR experiences , indoor navigation , and some of the coolest and most interactive games available. Yet all the possibilities Project Tango open up in a phone feel tremendously natural.
After farting around with the Phab2 Pro, I found myself genuinely annoyed that my iPhone couldn't measure a window with a wave or insert a dinosaur into the room.
I'm not sure the Lenovo Phab2 Pro will be the perfect phone, but it's the first one that's piqued my geek senses in quite a while. It will be available in September for $500, both online and at Lowes (hey, it's a handyman dream!) before rolling out to other retailers.
Lenovo will also be releasing Tango-free versions of the phone, the Phab2 and Phab2 Plus, for $200 and $300 respectively. But after witnessing the magic that Tango offers, I'm not sure why I'd blow my cash on something less impressive.
15/03/2016
Microsoft's new app brings 3D characters to your AR stories As Microsoft gears up to begin shipping the $3,000 Development Edition of its HoloLens augmented reality headset at the end of this month, the company is s
15/03/2016
Material Design is coming to Chrome 51, here’s what it looks likehttp://thenextweb.com/google/2016/03/15/material-design-coming-chrome-51-heres-looks-like/
Material Design is coming to Chrome 51, here's what it looks like Google's been working away on bringing Material Design to Chrome for months, but the company is rapidly nearing completion of the visual overhaul as work s
28/02/2016
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/smartphones/droid-turbo-2-motorola
Droid Turbo 2 by Motorola Smartphone with a Snapdragon 810 processor | Qualcomm
25/02/2016
US Engineers Achieve Passive Wi-Fi at 10,000 Times Less Power The new "Passive Wi-Fi" system also consumes 1,000 times less power than existing energy-efficient wireless communication platforms.
25/02/2016
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/apps/news/apple-to-bring-siri-to-desktop-laptop-with-os-x-1012-report-806657
Apple to Bring Siri to Desktop, Laptop With OS X 10.12: Report To recall, Microsoft brought Cortana, its AI assistant to Windows 10 desktop operating system last year.
25/02/2016
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/tv/news/netflix-to-produce-first-own-german-series-806768
Netflix to Produce First Own German Series Production of "Dark", comprising 10 hour-long episodes, "is expected to start in 2016 with the series debut worldwide on Netflix in 2017."
25/02/2016
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/internet/news/how-to-tell-google-apart-from-alphabet-806824
How to Tell Google Apart From Alphabet If you find this confusing, you're probably not alone. Alpha-who? you might ask.