First dual core processor powered smartphone, LG Optimus 2x is coming to UK and other European countries next month, according to a press release by LG.
This super smartphone (!!!) will be featured with a Nvidia’s Tegra 2 dual core processor. But disappointedly, it will be shipped with Froyo (aka Android 2.2) and will be upgraded to Gingerbread (aka Android 2.3) later date. Continue Reading
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Google is full of surprises. Recently Google sent 7 weather balloons to the space, equipped with the Android powered Nexus S phones. Google wanted to collect some data using those mobile phones and to see how they perform in such extreme conditions. Google also strapped the phones with some cameras, so we get to watch them rise into the sky.
Google ran different apps on each phone, like Google Maps to plot the phone’s current position on the map (or at least, what they were above) and Sky Map to see if the phones could actually recognize stars while the phones were headed to space.
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Today I came across to Comet where Android powered the Samsung Galaxy Tab is sold for only £399.99 (+ free shipping) – at least £100 less than Amazon.co.uk
Do you remember when Galaxy Tab was sold for £799.99 at its arrival just 3 months ago? Continue Reading
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On Dec 16, Google has officially released the latest flagship mobile, Google Nexus S (manufactured by Samsung) in the US and UK. This will be the first Android phone powered by Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread.
Google has released a special Nexus S unboxing video by Ninjas. This special video needs full browser attention. So watch the YouTube video at at its official homepage. The video was directed by Woolf + Lapin, a Montreal-based international agency that represents talent for the motion picture, television, book publishing, music and transmedia industries.
Don’t forget to play with the nunchucks after the “unboxing”!
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Yesterday, Google launched their cloud-based operating system called Chrome OS. It’s a ground breaking announcement as it will change the way we see our computers and computing today. It’s a direct war against Microsoft & Apple’s traditional OS where Operating Systems and other software have to be installed on the computer. But Chrome OS is all about cloud-based computing. No software needed to be installed on the computer (notebook). Cr48 Notebook Features
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