Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts
Monday, 20 February 2012
T-Mobile G-Slate and G2X dual-core smartphone
T-Mobile G-Slate and G2X dual-core smartphone - T-Mobile G-Slate and G2X dual-core smartphone coming on April 20th? A rumor out of Tmonews suggests the LG G-Slate tablet and the G2x smartphone will be available from T-Mobile starting April 20th. The wireless carrier is expected to make an announcement at CTIA to verify the launch dates of these two Android devices. This supposed date fits in nicely with the spring launch window before suggested by LG. Unfortunately; this early information does not include the pricing for either device.
LG, you big tease! T-Mobile must be feeling a tinge of regret for hooking up with the Korean hardware manufacturer lately, as TmoNews reports both the G-Slate tablet and a new G2X smartphone (believed to be the US moniker for the Optimus 2X) won't be coming Stateside for at least another month. Neither will be exactly late, mind you, since both feature dual-core Tegra 2 chips and the G-Slate runs Google's freshest Honeycomb software, however a launch date of April 20th does put LG a step behind its direct competitors. Motorola has already rolled out its own Xoom and Atrix alternatives, while Samsung is making noise about its new Galaxy devices, which might well beat LG's wares to the market. Rumor is we'll get an official date out of T-Mobile at CTIA next week, so keep your eyes peeled for that one.
It seems that LG has been postponing mobile carrier T-Mobile with a promise slate and a promised phone. As T-Mobile was hoping to sell the G-Slate and the G2X smartphonesas quickly as possible, LG has delayed the let go of these devices for at least another month. The G2X smartphone is supposed to be the equivalent of the US Optimus X2 but nobody is known for sure.
Friday, 17 February 2012
Smartphone Android 2.3
Smartphone Android 2.3 - It's certainly attractive software, but it isn't the only new smartphone OS packing a wealth of goodies; Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, and BlackBerry 7 OS are also very competent competitors. vs Abarth 695 Tributo Ferrari. Huawei Vision smartphone: Android 2.3, 1GHz CPU, unibody construction. This isn't the first Android device to come in at less than £100 for prepay customers in the UK, but it's certainly the best. With a smallish WVGA display and a five megapixel shooter on the back plus video calling, all running Android 2.3, this is certainly a good choice for a first smartphone.
Is the world's next showstopping Gingerbread smartphone seriously coming from Huawei? The same company that shocked us all with the S7 Slim tablet (and pulled a similar stunt with the MediaPad) has just taken the wraps off of its newest handset in Beijing, and the curtly-titled Vision offers quite the stat sheet. While it still falls short of Samsung's Galaxy S II and HTC's EVO 3D in terms of raw horsepower, it's still more than capable of holding its own. Within the unibody frame, you'll find a 3.7-inch capacitive touchpanel, a five megapixel autofocus camera (with LED flash and 720p video recording), 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM 8255 processor and a 1,400mAh battery.
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