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Bendable phones will be the future of next gen smartphones
Imagine a cellphone that bends to block a snooping bystander from reading your private messages! Researchers, including an Indian origin scientist, have developed prototypes for gen-next shape-shifting smartphones and mobile devices that can change form on-demand. The research introduces the term ‘shape resolution’ and its ten features, to describe the resolution of an interactive device, in addition to display and
CES 2012 : Smartphones and Tablets to have MicroUSB 3.0
The USB Implementers Forum has confirmed at CES that tablets and smartphones will begin to get MicroUSB 3.0 ports end of 2012 and all throughout 2013. The port has raw speeds unto 5Gbps but portable devices will see maximum connectivity of 800 Megabits /sec. The new ports will not only increase data transfer speed but will also lead to faster
Sleek waterproof technology to protect your smartphones soon
As sleek new smartphonesprepared to make splashes at the Consumer Electronics Show, a Californian firm was out to prevent water from being the death of them. Liquipel was showing off a clear coating a thousand times thinner than a human hair that shields smartphones outside and inside from damaging effects of water. “Water will just run through the machine,” Liquipel
Samsung Galaxy Note hits 1 million mark!
In an announcement made today, Samsung has clarified that the company has managed to ship 1 million units of the Galaxy Note in under two months. These numbers are just from countries in Europe and Asia. While Samsung expects these numbers to rise rapidly once the Note is launched in North America, possibly the largest market for such a device.
Huawei revealed its MediaPad and cloud phones in India
Telecom equipment maker Huawei launched its much-awaited tablet PC ‘MediaPad’ and two handsets ‘Sonic’ and ‘Ideos X3′ offering cloud services to strengthen its product portfolio in India. The company, which has just 6-7 devices in its portfolio as of now, is also looking at expanding its product range aggressively in the next few months. “We launched our devices earlier this
