Google Glass Ready to Share Subscribers

Posted on May 15, 2013 by admin

Google is ready to send Google Glass prototype smart glasses to application developers who have made reservations at the conference Google I / O 2012 last year.

Google this information distributed by e-mail to developer applications. “We know you have to wait and be patient to get glasses. So, while waiting for the device is ready, we will begin to provide information to you now,” writes Google.

Not yet known whether the glasses will be delivered to the smart home application developer, or to take in a special event that will be held in New York, San Francisco, or Los Angeles.

“When the time comes, you will receive an e-mail complete with all the details,” said Google.

Google smart glasses on open book app developer conference Google I / O 2012. Google co-founder Sergey Brin, said the current smart glasses still a prototype and not a consumer product, so it can not be traded freely. The price is still high, 1,500 U.S. dollars.

Nevertheless, interest in these products was very high. In the first stage, Google would send 2,000 eyeglasses smart.

The design is very futuristic sunglasses. Its frame is made of titanium so it is very light when worn. Glasses projecting virtual images and data directly into the eyes of users, by applying augmented reality technology.

He is also equipped with a camera that can take pictures and record video to navigate with voice commands.

 

 

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Application “Chat” Will Shut SMS

Posted on April 30, 2013 by admin

Short message service or short message service (SMS) is one of the most popular communication medium that is accessed through mobile phones. Now, along with the rapid growth of smartphone and chat applications, SMS popularity seems to have started to fade.

Informa’s global research agency report shows that during the year 2012, the daily average number of messages sent through chat applications already higher than SMS, which are 19 billion messages per day versus 17.6 billion messages per day.

Figures were obtained from the six most popular mobile chat applications, including WhatsApp, BlackBerry Messenger, Viber, Nimbuzz, iMessage, and KakaoTalk.

2014, Informa estimates the number of messages sent through the chat application will reach 50 billion messages per day, versus 21 billion messages per day are sent via an SMS.

Although already overtaken by chat applications, SMS is predicted to continue to be used until a few years into the future. “There is still a lot of life in the SMS,” said Informa analyst Pamela Clark-Dickson, was quoted as saying by the BBC.

The agency noted the number of texters in 2012 reached 3.5 billion worldwide. In the same year, users reached 583.3 million chat applications that are divided into six platforms mentioned earlier.

Chat application user numbers do not include the Facebook Messenger for Android users (100-500 million users) and Ten Cent applications from China (about 300 million users).

Disparity in the number of users is inversely proportional to the average messages sent per user per day. Chat application users sending an average of 32.6 messages per day, while only five users SMS messages per day.

The reason is the price factor involved, where the chat applications in general can be used free of charge, while the charge SMS messaging.

SMS will remain alive for several more years. Informa expects revenue from SMS will grow to 127 billion U.S. dollars in 2016, from 115 billion U.S. dollars recorded last year.

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Nokia Launches “Mobile WhatsApp”

Posted on April 29, 2013 by admin

Nokia still quite diligent in marketing products at affordable prices. The Finnish company has just introduced the Asha 210 mobile phone that can be used for two SIM cards and use the QWERTY keyboard.

Nokia Asha 210 seems targeted sales for consumers who love to chat. With the presence of a QWERTY keyboard, consumers will certainly be easier to type text.

In addition, Nokia also presented a special button for WhatsApp chat application on the Asha 210. By pressing this button, the user can simply log into the application.

WhatsApp application in the Nokia Asha 210 is also available for free. For your information, consumers should buy WhatsApp application on the Android and iOS platforms.

Nokia Asha 210 will come with a screen measuring 2.4 inches which supports a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The device is equipped with a rear camera with a 2 megapixel image sensor for.

In addition, the Asha 210 is equipped with an internal storage capacity of 64MB which can be upgraded up to 32GB using a microSD card.

Asha 210 also comes with a battery of 1200mAh which is claimed to make Asha 210 single-SIM version lives for 46 days in stand-by mode and 24 days for the dual-SIM version.

Nokia Asha 210 will be available in colorful casing, similar to the Lumia series. Available colors yellow, cyan, magenta, and white. Nokia Asha 210 single-SIM version will be sold at a very affordable price, which is 72 dollars..

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Microsoft Restore “Taste of Origin” in Windows 8.1

Posted on April 18, 2013 by admin

Windows 8 brings a number of radical changes to the Microsoft operating system series that looks relatively unchanged over the years. The most controversial is the “Start” button is cut off and replaced by a “Start Screen” new.

Perhaps because of the changes it was less favored users, Microsoft is rumored to be returning the display “original taste”, which is traditionally the Start button, the “Windows Blue” which will be the successor to Windows 8.

In addition, the “tastes origin” that will be returned to Microsoft, the “boot-to-desktop”. As quoted from ZDNet and TheVerge, Microsoft is allegedly going to offer computer boot directly into the Windows desktop environment, without having to go through Start Screen advance.

Option that was reportedly going to be the user’s default option. Booting to the Start Screen in Windows 8 as can be selected if desired.

It was first disclosed by Microsoft portal site (via WinBeta.org) after the trace file that the operating system will reportedly have the official name of Windows 8.1.

Regarding the possibility of the return of the Start button is present; an anonymous source said that Microsoft is considering it as an option that can be selected in Windows 8.1.

The source also stated that everything is uncertain and may change before Windows 8.1 was released. Expected version release to manufacturing (RTM) of the operating system is going to come ready in August 2013.

Before that, Windows 8 users who missed the old look of the previous OS can use third party software like Start8 and Classic Shell to restore the classic Start button.

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Samsung Prospective Leave Plastic Materials?

Posted on April 14, 2013 by admin

Positive response to the HTC smartphone that carries the aluminum metal shell apparently makes Samsung’s “worried” about the design and material quality of its products itself.

It was submitted by a source SamMobile cited by Phone Arena.

Plastic material used Korean company is often invited criticism for making its products so frail impressed at once cheap, even though equipped with advanced components.

As a result, according to the source, Samsung is allegedly going to begin to adopt the metal material for the next flagship product, the Galaxy Note III. Type the metal itself is still unknown.

Blend of smartphone and tablet devices (phablet) recently mentioned has Full-HD AMOLED screen 6-inch, 5 Octa Exynos processor, 13-megapixel camera, and the latest version of the Android operating system.

The anonymous source also said that Samsung is already considering a metal shell to be used in the Galaxy S4. But it was canceled because it would delay the process embodied production of high-end smartphones these.

In addition to HTC, other smartphone manufacturers are already using aluminum material for long products are Apple.

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Apple and Google Want War Continues

Posted on April 10, 2013 by admin

Patent legal dispute between Apple and Motorola Mobility as Google’s mobile devices business unit, as if not find a bright spot settlement. A federal judge in Miami, Florida, USA, commented, both sides take advantage of patent disputes as a business strategy.

Judge Robert Scola said, the parties made no effort to quickly resolve this dispute. “They’re actually using this and similar litigation throughout the world as a business strategy that seemed never-ending,” wrote Scola

the mobile device maker filed another patent relating to wireless technology since 2010. The case continues to grow with new patent-related lawsuits, which in turn, is a global battle to gain market share and profits.

In Florida alone, according to Scola, there are 180 claims related to 12 patents. Scola said Apple and Google are not trying to streamline the case and always behave “fuss and argue with each other.”

“Without a hint of irony, related parties asked the court to clean up the mess that they created by holding a hearing to reduce the size and complexity of the case. Court rejected this invitation,” Scola wrote.

The court gave four months to Apple and Google, to narrow the scope of the case. If not, he will hold this case.

Another judge complained about the legal battle Apple and Google, is Judge Barbara Crabb in Wisconsin. Apple Crabb declared guilty, and requires the company to pay patent royalties to Google. Apple only wants to pay 1 dollar to Google for every iPhone sold one unit.

In November 2012, Apple and Google said it would negotiate to resolve the case is being handled Crabb. Finally, Apple asked Crabb to overturn the decision of payment of royalties to Motorola.

But then, the two companies revive the case and threw it to a federal judge in Chicago.

Patent disputes that seemed endless, also took place between Apple and Samsung. Both are concerned about software patents and design of smart phones and tablet products. Besides the U.S., the legal case between Apple and Samsung is also taking place in the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Japan, South Korea and Australia.

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Android Screen And Facebook Advert

Posted on April 6, 2013 by admin

At the time of its launch April 12, will not be visible ads on Facebook Home. But the existence of Home as a potential platform for the ad will not be wasted by Mark Zuckerberg,

Facebook founder is said simply, “yes”, when asked whether to run ads on Facebook Home, in a question and answer session launches Facebook Home, Thursday (04/04/2013) U.S. eastern time.

“Currently there is not an ad, but I’m sure someday there will be,” said Zuckerberg on Facebook Home monetization strategy, as quoted by The Verge.

The ads can be displayed on the display Cover Facebook Feed Home is replacing the home screen and lock screen Android device users. Cover Feed presents real-time updates from the user’s account in the form of picture / photo fills the screen accompanied by a short text description of the feed in question.

At first glance it sounds no different to that of Facebook through a special application. But there is one important difference, the ads displayed on Facebook Home (via Cover Feed) will direct the user to welcome so glance home screen or lock screen.

Then, if the home screen / lock screen right to be a place ad? Zuckerberg gives a comparison, the average user visits Facebook 12 times a day, but the screen lock screen can be looked 100 times in the same time period.

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Xperia vs Huawei

Posted on March 6, 2013 by admin

Sony Mobile Communications holds no complacence sensible phone manufacturer within the world’s fourth largest analysis agency IDC versions. The japanese company desires to climb to 3rd behind Samsung and Apple.

CEO of Sony Mobile Communications Kunimasa Suzuki, optimistic to sell over thirty four million units of Xperia humanoid phones within the world within the yr 2013 that began on one Gregorian calendar month. Sony tried to flee from the shadow of China’s 2 portable makers, particularly Huawei and ZTE hierarchic third within the fifth.

Suzuki told a conference in national capital, Japan, weekday (03/04/2013), Sony remained systematically providing premium phone and mobile lower class priced for rising markets.

In the premium phase, Sony Xperia Z is relying heavily promoted globally. He’s a mobile anti-air can enter the Indonesian market around period 2013.

As quoted from Bloomberg, Suzuki claimed Sony managed to sell 160,000 units Xperia Z in Japan within the period since the discharge to the market on February nine, 2013.

According to analysis agency IDC, Sony sits in fourth position within the international portable makers the fourth quarter of 2012 with a market shares of 4.5 percent. The amount was up from an equivalent amount in 2011 by 3.9 percent.

Meanwhile, in keeping with IDC, Huawei grabbed 4.9 p.c market share and ZTE 4.3 p.c within the fourth quarter of 2012.

As a business unit of sensible phones, Sony Mobile Communications along during a strategy of “One Sony.” this is often the plan of action Sony in strengthening 3 core businesses, particularly digital imaging, gambling and mobile.

In the pill arena, Sony Xperia pill believe Z. Product size is ten inches wrapped during a waterproof style and skinny. Performance is additionally stable as a result of it’s supported by quad-core processors.

In international promoting, Sony conjointly campaigned for “Four Screen Strategy,” within which all electronic devices sailed from Sony will connect with one another through a wireless network DLNA existing sensible phones, tablets, televisions, and Vaio laptops. Sharing screen becomes its own characteristics for Sony to produce a unique expertise.

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The Samsung Galaxy S IV Spesification

Posted on March 5, 2013 by admin

Samsung can open the veil of mystery product newest smartphone, Galaxy S IV, on fourteen March 2013.

Some time before the smartphone is really introduced; leaked data concerning the Samsung Galaxy S is that the fourth generation still emerges. One is that the specification of the merchandise.

Leaked specifications of those product area unit derived from the screenshots page take a look at (benchmark) Galaxy S IV is conducted victimisation Antutu applications.

Just for the record, the results of testing the applying Antutu forever embrace the merchandise name and specifications employed by the merchandise.

From the screenshots, its familiar Galaxy S IV can use Samsung’s latest processor, Exynos 5410, with a speed of one.8 gigacycle per second and has eight cores. The processor is combined with a pair of GB of RAM.

Quoted from AndroidPIT, Tues (05/03/2013), in terms of graphics, the Galaxy S IV is equipped with a PowerVR SGX 544 MP chips.

In addition, the new smartphone can have a screen size of four.99 inches which will support Full HD 1080p resolution, rear camera with a picture device of thirteen megapixels, and a a pair of megapixel front camera.

For business software, the Samsung Galaxy S IV is equipped with golem four.2 (Jelly Bean). Samsung Galaxy S IV supports network technologies GSM, WCDMA, and LTE.

Is this news is true? The solution thereto question is familiar on March 14 on Indonesia.

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Most phones What Not Wanted?

Posted on February 18, 2013 by admin

Smart phone what you want most? Instead of asking that question, research institutes Raymond James even ask instead, what most smartphones you do not want?

As quoted from AllThingsD, Raymond James conducted the survey on March 14 until March 26, 2013 in order to analyze the purchase intent of smartphones by consumers.

Among the three options proposed platform, was 71.4 percent of consumers stated that they “do not want” BlackBerry smartphone products.

Android came in second with 31.3 percent, followed by the iPhone with 19.7 percent of the vote.
These results reflect the duopoly between Google and Apple, two major players that dominate the smartphone market. Android and iPhone platforms owned by two giants control 90 percent of the worldwide smartphone market in the fourth quarter of last year, according to data from IDC.

As part of a survey done, Raymond James also asked respondents about what features would make them more inclined to one choice smartphone platform.

Nevertheless, it should be added that the survey sample size was relatively small, which only includes 250 respondents. Therefore, the findings of the survey may not reflect the real situation more broadly.

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