Author: Amarnath Natarajan

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LG Revolution At Verizon On May 26th

The LG Revolution is now uncovered by Droid Life that the Phone is coming by next week, May 26th and shipping with Netflix, which you can watch on its 4.3-inch, 800*480 touchscreen. It is equipped with LED running version of Android 2.2 have some cosmetic enhancements, at least Bing integration. No words on the pricing of the device yet, but wireless charging is listed in a standard feature. For full specifications click on the link below

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Nanosys Quantum Dot Enhancement Film For LCDs

Nanosys unveiled its new Quantcom Dot Enhancement Film (QDEF), marking the first time that the nanotechnology is available for LCD manufacturers. Its optical film can deliver up to 60 percent of all colors visible to human eye, compared with the 20 to 25 percent the most displays offer. Nanosys engineers suspended a blend of quantum dots within optical film applied it to blue LED, helped get the Nano crystals excited. The dots emitted high quality white light and a rich, wide color gamut, without consuming as mush power as white LED based materials. No words yet on when we can see the QDEF in consumer displays, but Nanosys claims the film is process ready and easy for manufacturers to integrate. For more details read the press release.

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Sony Ericsson ST18i And CK15i Leaks Onto Message Boards

Sony Ericsson mystery handset might have actually become a real smartphone. There werent a ton of specs to go off from the original leak, the ST18i features 854*480 resolution does match up, runs in Gingerbread, 8MP camera, and ARM Cortex-A8 Processor. According to Esato message board also seems to have got its hands an ad featuring the CK15i features a keyboard equipped slider phone with a 240*400 resolution, 3.3-inch display. The recently leaked Cyber-Shot Phone and its shaping up are nice, blurry year for Sony Ericsson. Dont forget to check out the image of CK15i.

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Xperia Play Hits Verizon For $200 On-Contract, In Stores May 26th

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play hits the first US carrier to offer the PlayStation Phone, will be available for pre-order on carriers website starting by May 19th and will be available on stores by May 26th for the usual $199.99 on a two year contract. This is the first PlayStation certified handset with console style controls D-pad and PlayStation face and shoulder buttons and some miniature touchpads. You will get seven games preloaded on the device. As Verizon also notes, those opting for the phone will have to sign up for both a NationWide Talk Plan and a smartphone data package as well, which start at $39.99 a month, with unlimited plan you can be at $29.99. For more details read the press release.

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HTC EVO 3D Pre-Orders Begins At RadioShack

RadioShack is taking pre-orders for HTCs EVO 3D. The company make sure to inform the employees that the launch date for the Sprint-bound smartphone is still unknown that what you are really signing up for is a glorified reservation. You have to ask for it specifically, as it wont be advertised undertaking, and you will also need to swallow the cost of $50 at RadioShack Gift Card Privilege.

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Acer Postpones Iconia Tab A100 Launch

Acer postpones its launch of Acer Iconia Tab A100 to second half of the year. Its Honeycomb sporting Tegra 2 powered slate will not be arriving right now. No reasons have been given, the Acers PR team was report out of Poland suggesting the A100 is been cancelled. Acers UK reps are adamant that is not been the case, but anyone who is looking forward to grabbing one soon will be disappointed either way.

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Quick Review: TechCom TQ-21

For: Dual SIM, Social networking features, QWERTY keypadAgainst: Glossy shell, track pad is too sensitive, No bundled flash memoryTechCom TQ-21 is dual SIM Java based QWERTY budget mobile aimed at the social media users. This dual-band mobile supports two GSM SIM cards and allows user to use both of them simultaneously. It also features built-in applications for Facebook, MSN, Twitter, Yahoo and the Opera Mini browser, using GPRS or WAP as the Internet gateway.

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BrainChild Kineo Tablet For Schools In Ten States

BrainChild Kineo, a 7-inch, 800MHz Android tablet, locked down for education use only. No unauthorized web browsing, no personal email, and no Angry Birds. It runs on a specified version of clair, the Kineo allows educators to limit student access to curriculum related apps, websites or features negating tablets potential of more distraction than learning tool. The first 5000 units are making their way to select districts in Texas, California, Tennessee, and a smattering of other states. Hit the video to see the tablet in action and for more details read the press release.

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Sonys Welcome Back Campaign

The PlayStation Network Outage started in late April and lasted up through this weekend phased restoration. Sony likes to sincerely apologize for the whole thing, and it knows how to: free video games. The company announced its Welcome Back program, lets all the existing PSN and Qriocity users in North America pick two of the following games: Dead Nation, inFAMOUS, LittleBigPlanet, SuperStar Dust HD, and Wipe Out HD Fury, PSP users can choose two from ModNation Racers, LittleBigPlanet, Pursuit Force, and Kill Liberation. You can get these games in next 30 days and once you downloaded, they are yours to keep.

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Lenovos All-In-One Ultraslim ThinkCentre 91Z Starts At $699

The official announcement from Lenovo the ThinkCentre Edge 91Z, calling it as thinnest AIO, at 2.5-inches, the centrepiece of the system is 21.5 widescreen HD Infinity LED display 1900*1200 capable of playing back HD Video. The system came with an optional wireless keyboard. It also features some built-in speakers, 2MP webcam, six USB ports, Windows 7, 6-in-1 card reader. It got an Intel Core i7 Core Processor, AMD Radeon HD6650A 1GB graphics, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, 1TB SATA HDD, or an 80GB mSATA SSD. Lenovo says the system boots 30 percent quicker than non-optimized systems. It will be costing you at $699. Check out the press release for more details

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Nokia X7 Gets Approved By FCC

The new X7 handset is undressed by the FCC, this brings the Symbian Smartphone all much closer to reality for US users hoping to get their fingers on that 4-inch touchscreen, offering visions of availability through Nokia US store. We will have to be content to check out some stripped naked shots of Samsung designed SD RAM, Broadcom transceiver, 8MP camera and hexagonal reinforcement.

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New Enterprise Features Coming To Windows Phone Mango

The Microsoft outlines there are some new enterprise features in the release of Windows Phone update Mango. First one is pinnable e-mail folders, gives the users the opportunity to pin a specific folder of higher priority such as emails from your boss to your start screen. Toss in email threads complete with conversation view, now Mango is looking more worthy. Exchange users frustrated by online having access to recent correspondence can look forward to server search new function that will be able to sift through your entire email collection. The new updates have some support is Lync Support, complex alpha numeric passcodes for higher security. Information Rights Management support ability to connect hidden Wi-Fi networks natively. Dont forget to look at the video for more details.

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Toshiba Enters 3D And Innovative 367ppi LCDs For Cellphones

Toshiba just enters the pixel density wars at SID 2011. The company shows the range of LCDs for cellphones, it shows fine 367ppi on its 4-inch HD with 720*1280 resolution model. They got red, green and blue dots in each inch, these panels also top the bar setting Retina Display in the Contrast with an impressive 1,500:1 ratio. It also brought a smaller 3.3-inch screen with a resolution of 480*864 to display week that hits a respectable 300ppi. For more details read the press release.

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Quick Review: Acer Liquid Metal

For: Good build quality, crisp displayAgainst: Below average camera, sluggish UI, heating issues, low battery lifeThe Liquid Metal is the latest smartphone offering from Acer, and while many smartphones are content with sticking to Android 2.1, this phone runs on Android 2.2 out of the box. The phone is powered by an 800 MHz Snapdragon ARM processor and incorporates the Qualcomm Adreno 205 as its GPU. A large 3.6 inch capacitive multi-touch display sporting a resolution of 480×800 delivers crisp quality videos and photos. A 5 mega-pixel camera with an LED flash can record videos at 30 fps and an HD resolution of 720p. The handset also features Wi-Fi N networking. Dolby Mobile Sound enhancement. Acer;s own custom UI (Breeze 4.0), and a 1500 mAh battery with estimate4d talk time of 11 hours.

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NTT DoCoMos Fujitsu LOOX F-07C, Dual Boots Windows 7 And Symbian

The dual-booting Fujitsu LOOX F-07C smartphone goes official, the preliminary spec sheet is released. It got 7.69 ounce landscape slider, handles both Windows 7 (Home Premium, 32bit Japanese Edition) and Symbian. It got 4-inch LCD with 1024*600 resolution, 1.2GHz Intel Atom Processor, 1GB of LPDDR4 RAM, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, 32GB of eMMC disk space, expandable memory through micro SDHC, HDMI out, USB adapter, 5MP camera with autofocus and face detection coupled with VGA front facing camera. In this the mobile phone mode got the 600 hours standby time and 370 minutes of 3G talk. In Windows 7 mode you can work for two hours then you are forced to get into mobile phone mode. The retail price of the device will be70,000($860). Dont forget to check out the video and spec sheet.

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Mango To Bring Office 365, Facebook Chat, More Xbox Live

The Windows Phone Dev Podcast made some screenshots of Windows Phone 7 last week that revealed some new features of the mobile OS. The Mango update includes support for Facebook chat and Office 365 and some revamped games hub that suggests even more Xbox Live integration option. The Lock screen is apparently shows the album art, if there is a song currently playing, it seems there will be some new group messaging options. These messages are unconfirmed by Microsoft, but you can judge from the screen shots.

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Microsoft Research Backed E-Reader

Microsofts still born Courier, a dual-screen device. It made its appearance in this weeks CHI conference in Vancouver, seeing how Microsoft Research apparently played a role in its development. But this gadget presented by the University of Marylands Nicholas Chen, is clearly awesome looking one at that. The reader actually has one screen; it can connect wirelessly with other units, letting the users do things like send links between devices. It can clip automatically to another unit. Then you can see another page of the same document. Dont forget to look at the video.

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