Monthly Archive: September 2011

Adidas unveils the intelligent football boot, the adizero f50 powered by miCoach. Soon to be made famous as the ground breaking ‘football boot with a brain’, the 2011 adizero f50 is bringing smart technology to the field of play. Football is faster than ever before and the need for speed has never been greater. miCoach turns the adizero f50 into the ultimate digital training tool by letting you track and upload performance data including speed, maximum speed, number of sprints, distance, distance at high intensity levels and time.

After it was announced officially now the shape of MeeGo Tizen operating system and bring out in early 2012, have Samsung and Intel, as well initiation from Asus and Acer to get the green light that they support the project. The smartphone manufacturer HTC is considering it’s still a bit better.

Electronics companies are amongst the fiercest rivals when it comes to protecting their patents even a lioness with her cubs seems like a purring cat in comparison. Thats why in the world of high technology, lawsuits fly left and right, one of the most recent examples being the Apple – Samsung dispute over the their smartphones. Nevertheless, we were surprised to learn today that LG Electronics and its subsidiary, the component-making LG Innotek Co., filled a lawsuit with a South Korean court seeking to block BMW and Audi from selling their cars in the country.

Samsung has again introduced a new tablet, which is due for release this year in Austria and Indoneisien. Back in the 7 inch range, as the first-ever Galaxy Tab, with Android 3.2, and a DCS screen displays of 1024 x 600 pixels. This time the Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus 7.0 is only 9.96 mm thin and weigh 345 grams. With 16GB or 32GB internal memory you can buy it and also expand with up to 32GB via MicroSD further.

The Firebird X was announced almost a year ago, packed with piles of impressive technology, and delayed so many times that practically everyone forgot it existed. Well, on September 30th the Firebird X will finally start filtering into retail channels for the rather excessive price of $5,570, in your choice of either Redolution of Bluevolution finishes. On board are a boatload of effects as well as an automated tuner, which we’ve come to expect from the so-called “robot guitar” series.

A small Android has once again managed in the four walls of nDevil and somewhat excited. This little kit has a good 2 Watt speakers , which can even reach 95 dB and to do so by holding up to 5 hours at meetings. It can be charged directly from mini-USB in just 80 minutes and a stable on-off switch is also available, with 300 hours standby time, talk to yourself.In no time the Android Bluetooth is paired with IOS or other devices, the robot is not picky and you can listen to music or answer calls. In the two eyes is the stereo microphone, which also results in the car to clear understandable conversations.

The much-awaited $35 computing-cum-access device, to be made available to students right from primary schools to universities, will be launched on October 5. “The computer will be launched next month,” HRD Minister Kapil Sibal said at a function here. “This is not just a dream, it is a reality,” he added. Officials in the Ministry said the low-cost device will be launched on October 5. Sibal said the name has already been finalised for the device and will announced at the launch. He, however, did not elaborate about the the device, which is being billed as the cheapest computer globally.

Amazon today announced on their Tablet event in America, three new devices, which include among others the coveted hot fire, with an unbelievable price of only $ 199. The Android-based 7-inch IPS device Gorilla Glass, 1Ghz OMAP dual-core CPU, 512MB RAM, 8GB internal memory and of course, WiFi b / g / n. One surprise is that it only has access to the Android App Store and Google are not. Kindle, books, magazines will be stored on the Amazon cloud servers and a free 30 day trial coupon for Amazon Prime is from the 15th November in America settled.

For: Call quality, Bright display, Solid build, Verizon LTE 4GAgainst: Specs of the device – processor and RAM could be better, Battery life, Bulky, Camera is averageThe LG brings the new LG Revolution to the battle field; its released on Verizons LTE network. This is only the third LTE phone, there is even less phones on LTE and 4G battle field. Some more LTE devices are HTC Thunderbolt and the Samsung Droid Charge, they all close together in dimensions and features, it is natural to compare all of them.

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So far we have had a couple of rumors about a follow-up to Motorolas original XOOM, but nothing too substantial other than a mention of the name XOOM 2? tucked deep in a site redesign. Today, we may change that with pictures of what we believe to be Motos next big tablet, the MZ617 aka the XOOM 2. Our sources tell us that the device is similar in weight to the original XOOM, has an HDMI and micro USB port on the bottom, big physical flush buttons on the back, a SIM card slot (LTE were assuming) , and no SD slot at first glance.

After HTC makes a very good business with its Android tablets, the company will certainly not miss the transition to the new Windows system 8. With the great interface, lots of apps and a huge and still unsaturated market which will soon arise with the introduction, it is only logical that we will soon see from the smartphone manufacturer also a desktop system.