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Saturday, February 22, 2014

iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 6

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

Camera

As some rumours suggest that the camera might be a re-designed 13 Megapixel camera with iris scanner,on the front camera, and the front camera might have eye trackers, which have S4 like features


 

Wireless Charging

This one’s my personal favourite, this year’s iPhone could have a wireless charging station, and what’s more the wireless charging station can charge more than one “device”, this might point out to iPad’s and iPods charging wirelessly in the future.

Friday, February 21, 2014

iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 7

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

New Colours

Will we see more new colours in iPhone’s this year?? probably


Screen Sizing

According to Instapaper developer Marco Arment and iMore Editor-in-Chief Rene Ritchie, a 4.94-inch iPhone would be one logical choice, as increasing the size of the device while retaining the current 1136x640 resolution would result in a phone with the same 264 pixels-per-inch (ppi) found in the iPad Air.


iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 8

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.


DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY

Current iPhones use Low Temperature Poly Silicon (LTPS) technology, and Apple is likely to continue using that technology for the iPhone 6. With the iPad Air and Retina iPad mini, Apple adopted Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide (IGZO) technology in order to create thinner displays that draw less power than seen with the amorphous silicon (a-Si) displays used on previous models, but LTPS already offers better electron mobility than IGZO and thus Apple will almost certainly continue using LTPS in its smaller iOS devices for the time being.




Well, all said and done. Apple’s too secretive to tell anyone from the public anything as to what they are launching in the future what does get launched in the new iPhone shall be seen!!Wait is all you and I can do until now!!

Thursday, February 13, 2014

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 10

Samsung showed off Galaxy Camera 2 & NX30 both with NFC capabilities

Galaxy Camera 2

The Android-powered Galaxy Camera 2 has the 16-megapixel sensor, 21x zoom lens and 4.8-inch LCD, but has improvements to battery capacity (up to 2,000mAh) and weight (down to 9.2 ounces). Samsung has also stuffed in a newer 1.6GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM, and an update to Android 4.3 introduces both 120fps slow-motion video as well as separate autoexposure and autofocus controls.

NX30

The new mirrorless cam sports both a more light-sensitive 20.3-megapixel sensor and a fast hybrid autofocusing system that takes just 80ms to find its subject. Take a look at the back and you'll find a brighter, Super AMOLED-based touchscreen that can now tilt, not just swivel; on the side, there's a new 3.5mm microphone input. Glass aficionados may also appreciate two 16-50mm lenses launching alongside the NX30, including a quiet f2-2.8 lens and a video-friendly, f3.5-5.6 power zoom unit.


CES 2014 Roundup:Part 9

Poloroid showed off its 2 TVs one is a 1000$ 50 Inch TV with 3 HDMI ports another one is 600$ 50 Inch TV with Roku Streaming Stick(kind of like chrome streaming service) built in. Both are 4K TVs


ZTE launched Grand S2- that is a high precision voice reading phone, another one is a 5 inch nubia 5S, and a 4.7 Inch nubia 5S mini. 5S can record full 4K videos with its 12 MP Camera. ZTE is also planning to launch a smartwatch called BlueWatch anything except that is unkown

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 8

A Socks that can track your fitness? Yes that's true, a company called Sensoria has developed a pair of socks that tracks your fitness, it tracks and transfers date through Bluetooth to your phone. This is set to launch on 15th March this year.

Also with this is a wrist band which senses tracking your steps, speed, weight distribution, foot landing and cadence. 

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 7

Hyundai's 2015 cars will have an app called the BlueGlass with which you can lock your car's doors by speaking to it more on that when some more info comes in!


Tuesday, February 11, 2014

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 6

Youtube showed off its 4K streaming tech at CES this year, they will use a VP9 codec which is royalty free and other companies can use it too, this tech will come in 2015, first launching on mobile devices and pc's first


CES 2014 Roundup:Part 5

Poloroid showed off its 3 tablets Q7, Q8, Q10- Q7 has a 7 Inch screen, Q8 has 8 Inch screen, Q10 has 10.1 Inch screen all 3 have a quad core processor, with KitKat running from out of the box.



All 3 will have prices ranging from 129-179 $


Friday, February 7, 2014

iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 4

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

NFC

Will the iPhone finally go for NFC, this time??, probably if you remember in iOS6 there was a feature called Passbook from which you can store your boarding passes, movie tickets, retail coupons, loyalty cards, and more in one place. So this might be the next possible move by Apple




Storage

We recently saw the iPad with 128GB of storage, will we see the new iPhone with 128 GB of storage??


iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 5

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

iOS8

What features will ios8 have?, maybe a theme manager this time will be good, because of the remarks that Apple had heard about the iOS 7’s childish looks

Processor

The new iPhone’s processor could be a Quad core or an Octa core processor, with a huge power efficiency, which will help in more battery life for the iPhone


Thursday, February 6, 2014

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 1

Ya, i know it is a little too late for the CES 2014, but as its said better late than never.

Here are my top picks for CES 2014!!


LG launched its 21.5 Inch All in one Chrome based PC
The Specifications are-

  • Processor: Intel® Celeron® CPU
  • Operating System: Chrome OS 
  • Display: 21.5-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS 
  • Memory: 2 GB 
  • Storage: 16GB iSSD 
  • Ports: HDMI-in, USB 2.0 x3, USB 3.0 x1, LAN 
  • Accessories: Keyboard, Mouse, Cable Organizer 
  • Webcam: 1.3 M 720 HD

LG launched 105 Inch,Curved UHD TV

Netflix to start 4K streaming--- not immediately, but will not start till HDMI 2.0 launches

Samsung also shows off 105 Inch curved OLED TV

Samsung Also announced that the 2014's TV models can now be controlled using a finger

you can stop a movie with a spinning motion, for instance. Voice control will also be more powerful. It's at last possible to change channels or launch apps with a single step, and search results appear in one place.

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 2

LG Shows off multi-room home theater system

  • Dual-band 2.4/5Ghz WiFi system using so-called mesh network technology. That means each speaker can repeat the signal throughout the house, letting you play the same song everywhere or choose music on a room-by-room-basis. It can even connect to other audio systems and let you control the whole shebang with a smartphone app.
  • The company also revealed its LAB540W SoundPlate, a slim home theater receiver for 32-to-55-inch TVs with a 4.1-channel, 320-watt amp and external wireless subwoofer. 
  • It packs a built-in 3D Blu-ray player and smart TV functions, letting you stream audio from a portable device via WiFi or Bluetooth. For those who just need audio, LG also flaunted the 320W NB5540 soundbar that can either work via a Bluetooth connection or over a single HDMI cable from your TV
LG shows off Pocket Photo 2 printer, which is smarter, faster, and better


Now with LG's HomeChat app you can chat with your home appliances. and if you tell them you are going on a vacation they go into power saving mode


 Archos will debut its pebble like smart watches in less than 50$


Wednesday, February 5, 2014

CES 2014 Roundup:Part 3

Snapdragon showed off its desktop class Snapdragon 805, processor that can play videos upto 4K ,like the 800, this version is a Krait-based, quad-core chip.The 805 also includes an Adreno 420 GPU, which Qualcomm says offers 40 percent more graphics performance



Meet Samsung's new TV remotes, with more buttons(on both sides), 80 % smaller



Ford announced concept cars that run on solar power


LG shows its WebOS based TV's



CES 2014 Roundup:Part 4


Lenovo shows off its tablets

  • 5.5-inch handset with a 1080p IPS display,
  • pixel density of 400 ppi
  • 7.9mm-thick build
  • quad-core Snapdragon 800 chip
  • 2GB of RAM
  • 16GB of internal storage
  •  802.11 WiFi radio
  • 13-megapixel f/1.3 camera along with a 5MP webcam up front.
  • LTE Capable
  • Called Vibe Z

  • Vibe X is almost the same as Vibe Z but minus
  • 5 Inch Screen
  • Not LTE Capable




  • Lenovo A859,
  • a 5-inch phone with a 720p IPS display, 
  • dual SIM slots, 
  • 8MP/1.6MP cameras, a 
  • quad-core MediaTek processor, 
  • 1GB of RAM and 8GB of built-in storage (expandable via a microSD slot). 
  • (9.2mm) thickness
  • 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, to be precise. 

  • Lenovo S930 actually has basically the same specs, except it has a bigger
  •  6-inch screen (and a lower pixel density). 

  • Lenovo S650, a 4.7-inch device with 8MP/0.3MP cameras and a
  •  lower-res 960 x 540 screen. 
  • Those differences, aside, it otherwise has the same specs as the other two, including the same processor and dual SIM slots. All of the above are available now "in countries where Lenovo smartphones are sold" (read: mostly Asian countries), 
  • priced at $219 for the A859, $319 for the S930 and $229 for the S650.

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 3

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

Screen 

As  per rumours there might be a 4.7 Inches of screen this time on iPhone 6(if it is called that!), and it will have 1080p full HD Resolution, there will be 2 screen sizes in the top model(expensive model). Is this screen size made to battle with the Android phones?. So the two screen sizes will probably be 4.7 and 5.7 Inches

 New Casing

As per the rumours you could own the new iPhone with a new look and feel,  the phone can be made of premium metal, and could might be the thinnest iPhone yet! With 7.6mm of thickness(thinness)


iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 2

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

New Features

The following are the new features that have been heard online

New Home Button

The iPhone 5S had seen a redesigned home button with fingerprint scanning pre-loaded, but this time it is being said that alongside the fingerprint scanner you might have a guesture controlling iPhones, that might be only seen on the more expensive iPhones


Wednesday, January 29, 2014

iPhone 6 Rumour Roundup-Part 1

As the dates closes upto June 2014, a new iPhone awaits for the Apple Fanboys, and I bring to you each and every rumour that has been surrounding the most awaited gadget of the year.

Name

The nomenclature of the iPhone has been a little confusing, but there is a pattern. Last year’s was called the iPhone 5S& 5C, so this time it probably be called the iPhone 6, but what will the “cheaper” iPhone be called? Some rumours say the cheaper iPhone will be called “iPhone Air”, which also calls to the iPad Air launched last year.

Release Date

Some rumours suggest the new iPhone can come as early as in June, or maybe stick to their cycle in September.

Technology In Sports-Part 3

Snickometer In Cricket

This technique was created by Alan Plaskett, this helps to make empires to make the right decision, if the batsman is out or not. A very high sensitive microphone is kept near the stumps, and is connected to the oscilloscope that measures the sound waves when the ball touches the bat. Whenever the ball touches the bat the oscilloscope gives a big wave (of sound). When the oscilloscope wave is played with the slow motion shot. The decision gets very easy for the umpire.


Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Technology In Sports-Part 2

Hawk-Eye Technology in Cricket

 Hawk-eye is the name of a computer and camera system which traces a ball's trajectory. It is being used in international cricket and tennis, and many other sports are also looking at making use of this technology. The system is also being trialled in soccer as part of the goal line assessment. The Premier League of Football in the UK has agreed to the introduction of goal-line sensors after being given approval by football's rule-makers. The system being developed by the UK company Hawk-Eye, would give a definitive decision on whether the ball had crossed the line. The Hawk Eye uses a camera taking 600 frames a second on the goal-line, with the information is analyzed by computer and sent to the referee's headset or a device on his wrist.


 
 
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