Galaxy Note 3 may come with 3GB of RAM
According to the latest spec rumors, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 may come with a full 3GB of RAM on board. As most devices are popping out currently on the high end with 2GB of RAM, chances are this could cause a major shift in …
Google Glass specs detailed: Full day battery, bone induction audio, 16GB flash storage
In lieu of Google’s preparation to launch their Glass Explorer units, the company has released the full set of specs for their first iteration. Specs include; Fit: Adjustable nosepads and durable frame fits any face. Extra nosepads in two sizes. Display: High resolution display is the equivalent of a …
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Battery Life: It’s Holding Your Android Back
With CES behind us and CTIA fast approaching, one begins to think about the laundry list of impressive features being added to android handsets and tablets. Dual-core, HD display, HDMI, Wifi hotspot, 3D, Near Field Communication, ‘4G’…the list goes on and on. All features that you want, and need, on your android. Mobile technology and the android operating system have been growing at an amazing pace – think of how far we’ve come from October 2008. From Cupcake to Gingerbread: 5 different versions of android in just over two years – a new version every 5.4 months. What’s left you ask? The mobile battery!
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T-Mobile and Qik bring video chatting up a level.
Video chatting and Front Facing Cameras are still relatively new, and it’s still unclear whether or not everyone wants it. This causes a problem for software makers who want everyone to use their software to get their chat on. Qik has been out for Android …
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New SDK from Liquidware Offers New Hardware Possibilities!
Amidst the talk of dishwashers, soap dispensers, tongue depressors, and who knows what else running Android, there seems to be a genuine ignorance for the Android Portable Media Player. We’ve seen a few, like the Samsung Galaxy Player, and the smaller Archos 3.2, but nothing that …
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Three Hardware Standards Android Handset Manufacturers Need to Implement
Since the debut of the T-Mobile G1 in October 2008, Android has grown exponentially. The platform has progressed from 1.0 to 2.1, with high-end Android handsets being all the rage in recent months. With the rapid growth of the platform we have seen many different …
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Can Hardware Keep Up With Android?
Since the G1 rolled out a year ago, there’s one question that continues to burn the cilia of my ear. “Does the phone lag?” Why does this bother me so much? It seems like a fair question, doesn’t it? Does it lag? Well, why should …
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Xperia Learns From Xperience
With the announcement of the Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10, one can’t help but wonder why there aren’t more devices like it on the market today. True, it lacks the latest version of Android (2.0); they also seem to have left out multi-touch browsing. But, the …
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