Googles Ice Cream Sandwich. It looks really stunning. Google has created the Android design, for developers and enthusiasts alike. It gives you information and tools needed to create visually stunning pieces of work that are optimized for Android 4.0+. A blurb from Googles explanation To help you in that mission, were introducingAndroid Design: the place to learn about principles, building blocks, and patterns for creating world-class Android user interfaces. Whether youre a UI professional or a developer playing that role, these docs show you how to make good design decisions, big and small.
The PS Vita is expected to run 3 to 5 hours of battery life while playing games, and its not really enough. Nyko have covered you with an upcoming external battery. The device connects directly to the system without needing any installation, provides you 3 times the amount of power as stock battery. The grip you see in the render are retractable, allows you to play with or without the dual-shock style appendages. We had to wait for seeing the final version of this, this will hit the markets on this Spring.
Corning introduces its newest version of Gorilla Glass 2 at CES 2012. Surrounding the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) are ads and posters promoted Gorilla Glass 2 and it is 20% thinner and even stronger than the previous version of Gorilla Glass. Thanks to Droid life, had taken the demo video of them at their CES booth. Dont forget to look at the product demo video.
Certain Affinity Age of Booty a pirate-themed, real-time strategy game is coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The company announced than an all new version of the game in the works being developed with Chaotic Moon. It includes a single-player campaign, along with real-time multiplayer and cross-platform support. There is no current release date yet.
Vincent Perriard and crew have apparently observes the Concord C1 Quantum Gravity watch and its fluorescent liquid battery gauge to design another high-end watch, combines mechanical action and fluid measurement with HYT H1. The device got 65 hours power reserve and displays time through pumping bellows that push bright green fluorescine past the time markers, it may costs you $45 (price tag not confirmed yet). Dont forget to look at the video, shows the watch works.
Google released a new version of Android devices, brings devices running Android 2.2, 2.3 into the world of Ice Cream Sandwich. The User Interface has been simplified and much faster than any versions before.
ASTRO launched a public beta for their newest service, cloud storage. It allows you to backup, access, and downloads your files from any device you might own. In the beginning the amount of storage is limited. They told that this is for initial launch to test the waters. ASTRO has been one of the apps that we have used since the beginning. Hit on the source link to sign up on public beta version of ASTRO.
The Fujitsu reveals a new smartphone prototype at CES, with a quad-core phone running Tegra 3 Platform and to ones delight; it is true, Fujitsu put up the prototype of smartphone on display. You can expect the device itself to be quite different than what it looks here in then image; this prototype exhibited an array of features that would woo mobile enthusiasts. It packs a 4.6-inch HD display, 13MP camera, Tegra 3 Processor clocked at 1.2GHz and LTE compatible. They will show the product at MWC next month.
Samsung added a new tablet, Galaxy Tab 620 the new member runs on Android 3.2 Honeycomb with TouchWiz UX customization on top of it. The tablet packs a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM. It features a 3MP camera capable of 720p video recording. It includes 16GB of internal memory, microSDcard slot, WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0, and 4000mAh battery. The slate is 10mm thick and weighs 345 grams. It got an IR remote function, works as universal remote. According to Samsung the slate will support 1080p playback and DivX support. The device is DLNA-certified; you can mirror it on a compatible HDTV. Now it is priced at Rs.30,250 but it is Rs.26,500 through online stores.
Apple has bought Anobit Technologies, an Israeli maker of flash-memory technology already used in many of Apple Gadgets. Apple Inc Spokesperson Steve Dowling says that Apple buys smaller tech companies from time to time, but generally does not give a reason why. The company is not giving financial terms. Anobit could not be reached for comment after business hours in Jerusalem. Bloomberg has also reported earlier that Apple had confirmed the deal.
If you are looking to extend Blazblue: Continuum Shift Extend just a bit more, you might want to pick up the limited edition. Aksys has revealed the contents of the package, which will only be available on Xbox 360 and PS3 (Vita version) will not receive a limited edition. The package features a 40 pages art book, a soundtrack CD and a calendar for scheduling your fights. It will be available for pre-order now from GameStop or Amazon releasing on February 14th.
According to the research of ComScore, Microsofts Bing Search Engine and other websites fielded a total of 2.75 billion search requests in December of 2011 compared to 2.65 billion search requests handled by Yahoo translating to a market share of 15.1 percent and 14.5 percent respectively. As you expected the Microsoft is far behind Google, which processed a whopping 12 billion search requests during the month, represents a still dominant market share of 65.9 percent.
Sony reveals a new product in CES, one of the new things is SS-AR2 loud speakers that look to keep the up the reputation of its elder model SS-AR1. Maple from Hokkaido an island in northern Japan encloses all important components and contributes to the overall sound quality. The SS-AR2 is a 4 unit, 3-way vented standing tower sports a frequency response ranges from42kHz to 60kHz. Distortion is combated by positioning the bass reflex port in just the right to spot to allow a duo of woofers to drive without a hitch. Birch partitions on the interior is a well-insulated cavity keeps the mid-range and tweeters just the right distance apart from the bass section. No words on pricing and availability yet. For more details read the press release.
At 60mm*64mm the MotoPlay from HSTi is very tiny. The more impressive thing in that is dimunitive package is able to playback full 1080p video, in a variety of formats, on your TV via HDMI. There is a USB port and an SD card slot up front for loading media from, you can also plug-in companys wireless media stick for streaming videos from your phone, tablet, NAS or other connected devices.
Asus reveals a 7-inch tablet with four-cores, costs you $249. At NVIDIA Press conference in CES, Asus introduced the tablet, the real news came when ASUS CEO Jerry Shen showed off an upcoming 7 inch tablet dubbed the EeePad Memo (pronounced “MEE-moh”), which runs Ice Cream Sandwich on a Tegra 3 processor, has an “incredible” rear-facing camera, and features a “magical” price. That the price? $249.
Razer unveils new device Project Fiona, combines both PC and tablet into a single unique platform. The device features a Intel Core i7 processor, and designed to run high-end PC games. The teaser video from Razer shows Project Fiona running games like Firefall and Assassins creed Brotherhood.
Corels new AfterShot Pro software runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux and offers a $99 package for managing photos includes RAW handling, image editing, and quick library management. Its a digital photography work flow app like Aperture and Lightroom. It features RAW workflow, flexible management, advanced non-destructing editing, robust metadata tools, batch processing, and integration with image editor. Its claiming breakthrough performance with software being fully multi-threaded and optimized for multi-Core and multi-CPU devices. The product costs you $99.99.
The new iPhone app Pin Drop lets users to mark location that matter to them. One or two other startups are trying out this, most notable everplaces, still in private beta version. Users can drop their own pins or they can take inspiration from the curated list feature. Each pin can then be assigned to multiple categories allows users to build up a library of their favourite locations. All of a users pin are private unless they choose to share them public. If many become public, thus populate the globe. Users can optionally backup, manage, and view their pins. They will also allow you to use apps built with the Pin Drop API.
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