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Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Samsung Series 7 Chronos is drool-worthy
When it comes to notebooks, you know for sure that the more you fork out, the better the specifications and design would be. This particular rule of thumb does not apply only to a notebook or other pieces of consumer electronics, but across the board for just about anything else as well. Samsung’s latest Series [...]
Sony Handycam HDR-PJ760V First Impressions Review
With the Handycam HDR-PJ760V, Sony brings high-end features and controls to its projector-camcorder. The built-in video projector is certainly the most unique feature on the PJ760V, but the camcorder is also a well-rounded model that would be a good choice for pros or consumers looking for a top-of-the-line video recording device.
Source: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Sony-HDR-PJ760V-First-Impressions-Camcorder-Review.htm
BSkyB preps 'Sky Go' app for ICS and more handsets, HDMI still no-go
Since its launch last year' the Sky Go application for Android has been available only for a handful of approved phones. And on top of this limitation, the app doesn't support Android 4.0, meaning even supported devices are out of luck once they're updated to the latest version of the OS. However, it seems Sky's preparing to open its on-demand TV service up a little more, with reports emerging today that ICS support is inbound, along with support for a couple of new Samsung devices.
UK tech blog TechRadar? reports that support for the Galaxy Note and Galaxy Nexus, as well as ICS updates for other phones already on the list (HTC Sensation and Samsung Galaxy S II) is "coming soon". Interestingly the site also reports that Sky's unable to offer the app on phones with HDMI output in order to avoid breaching its broadcasting contract. That's somewhat odd, as many officially supported phones, including the Sensation and Galaxy S II, include MHL capability, which does exactly the same thing over a different connector.
In any case, it's good to see Sky (slowly) opening things up to more popular, and recent handsets. However, with new, high-end Android phones appearing all the time, we have to question whether the broadcaster will be able to keep pace with its certification process -- the Sensation is already old news with the launch of the HTC One series, and the Galaxy S II is set to be succeeded in days by the Galaxy S3.
Source: TechRadar
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Concord Keystone ECO Booster battery pack released for Micro USB smartphones
The Concord Keystone ECO Booster battery pack was recently unveiled for Micro USB smartphones. It increases the usage time of the handset and comes integrated with a retractable Micro USB charging cable. Running on a 1400mAh Lithium-polymer battery, this portable battery pack charges as well as extends the battery power for smartphones. It is the [...]
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Apple cut Android from freshly-acquired Chomp app search engine
Apple has removed the ability to search for Android-related software through Chomp, the app search engine they acquired back in February. Apple bought the start-up company with the aim of improving their own app search processes within the App Store....
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Panasonic SDR-SW20 and SDR-S7 SD/SDHC Camcorders
Panasonic has unveiled two standard-definition camcorders that will record to SD/SDHC memory cards. Both camcorders, the Panasonic SDR-SW20 and SDR-S7, are equipped with a 560k, 1/6″ CCD, 10x optical zoom, and 2.7″ widescreen LCD. The SDR-SW20 is waterproof up to 5 feet and shockproof when dropped from up to 4 feet. The Panasonic SDR-SW20 will [...]
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