Motorola Xoom 4G



Motorola will begin the upgrade of the existing owners of Xoom tablet 4G LTE in the next week, but the first pilot program should focus only on business and government customers, says enthusiastically Droid Life website.

According to an e-mail purportedly received from a Droid Life reader, Motorola's "pilots", the first upgrade just to businesses and government customers, before it starts deploying 4G massive Xoom to individual owners.

In late July, Verizon confirmed that Xoom 4G LTE upgrade would kick off sometime in September after several months of delay. Earlier this year, the upgrade to 4G is free, but the process requires

Xoom owners email back from their tablets to a hardware retrofit.Earlier instructions had directed users to email their tablets back to Verizon. But the e-mail posted by Droid Life is rather telling Xoom industry and government owners directly to their tablets for Motorola. But the process seems to be the Xoom same.Registering on Motorola's website to an e-mail from the company is activated when the upgrade is available. Verizon offers its own registration page, which Xoom owners can find it when the 4G upgrade is complete. Xoom owners are advised to back up their files and personal information and either encrypt their data or back to Xoom, in its original factory settings. People who have registered for the upgrade will have a box and shipping materials from Motorola, they can use the tablet to the ship.

Verizon had previously warned them that they would Xoom owners without their tablets for about six days. But the e-mail published by Droid Life is a promising turnaround of Motorola just three days, at least for business and government customers.
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Google Wallet


"Google officially launched its Google wallet application today for the NFC-ready Sprint 4g Nexus S cell phone users. The application will be launched initially Citi MasterCard credit  card holders, but Google also said today that Visa, Discover and American Express card to Add to be their future versions of Google Wallet. The application, first announced in May, was described in an official blog post. Visa said in a separate statement that a permit Google payWave technology from Visa, which is used in "thousands" of terminals worldwide use. But Visa has a timeline not describe because if there would be activated. Google said it will allow users to add a card with a Google Prepaid Card and they will receive $ 10 for

trying the service. "
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Microsoft Build Conference Live

Microsoft afholder et "Build" konference senere på dagen for at holde deres Windows-operativsystem i august for at fremvise softwareudviklere.

Et par detaljer om Windows 8 er blevet afsløret af Microsoft, herunder en ny brugerflade, hurtigere boot tider og en Hyper-V virtualiserings-værktøj i operativsystemet.

Arrangementet vil blive afholdt i Anaheim, Californien kl 09:00 PDT (GMT atten) og CNET er streaming live at interesserede parter..........
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Spice MiTab: Price & Specs of Entry level Android Tablet

You have heard of the Reliance 3G Tab and Beetel’s Magiq, both budget competitors to the iPad, Xoom and Galaxy Tab. We now have yet another entrant: Spice’s MiTab.Spice Mobile, now known as S Mobility, have launched the MiTab, an entry level Android tablet. Here are the specs we could find so far

Being an Android tablet, it has an HTML Browser with Flash Support (ahem, iPad). It also has the WiFi Hotspot feature by which you can share your internet connection over WiFi with other devices.

Mr. BK Modi, chairman of S Mobility said, ”Mobile Internet is a revolution, a new trend which comes from the customers’ connectivity need to be always on. Tablets play an important part in this revolution. Tablets may very well be the 1st PC for most of the Indians. There has been a growing demand for ‘tabs’ which can do so much ranging from multimedia to social networking to even your official work.”

We find it a little hard to believe that the tablet has 2GB of RAM, as even high end tablets do not have that much, but those are the specs given on Spice’s official site. Apart from that, the specs are impressive. The addition of a GPU should make the User Experience a lot better. It also means one can watch HD Content on the Tablet. Coupled with a capacitive touch screen we are looking forward to seeing how this device will do in the market.


Spice Mi-Tab review, feature and specifications

  • Network: Quad band GSM, Dual band WCDMA
  • Processor: Faster Snapdragon S1 CPU
  • Adreno 200 Graphics
  • Operating System: Google Android Froyo
  • USB Tethering / Wi-Fi Tethering
  • Display Screen Size: 7.0 inches capacitive touch screen
  • Display Type: WVGA
     
  • Display resolution: 800 X 480
     
  • Camera Size: 2.0 Mega Pixels
     
  • Video Recording @ 24 fps (3gp)
     
  • Front Camera Size: VGA
     
  • JAVA support
     
  • Internet connectivity: 3G, Wi-Fi
     
  • Data transfer connectivity: Bluetooth v2.1, USB
     
  • Multi format Video/Audio Player
     
  • Internal memory: 155 MB
     
  • Expandable memory: Supports Up to 32GB
     
  • Micro SD Card Slot
     
  • Modem, Router function with WI-Fi tethering
     
  • Inbuilt GPS
     
  • Adobe flash player support
     
  • Android market
     
  • Faster web access
     
  • Battery Model: 4200 mAh
     
  • Talk Time: up to 25 hours
     
  • Stand by Time: up to 500 hours
     
  • Dimensions: 200 × 116.5 × 12.5 mm
     
  • Weight: 485 grams
     
  • Colors Choice: White Color
     
  • Spice Mi-Tab Price in India is near to Rs.12,000/-
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12:23 PM
Fujitsu to launch STYLISTIC Q550



Words from the IDG News is that Fujitsu will be launching their new Stylistic Q550 at Germany's CeBIT show this year, running the first week of March. This should be a welcome return to many long-time Tablet PC fans who regretted the gradual decline in this line of boards. And for those not familiar with their long history of tablets, Fujitsu has put together a show for you.

The screen is anti-glare and will accept pen and capacitive multi-touch as well. Portability is important, and the tablet weighs a bit more than 1.5 pounds, according to Fujitsu makes it very portable. Battery is user removable and two or four cells are available. Other features include cameras at the front and rear, USB slots, HDMI output, audio output, a dock connector, VESA mount support and enhancements Gobi 3000 with GPS. Shipping is set for this spring with prices starting at under $ 800.
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Sony to unveil Xperia Arc




nother year, an additional Sony Ericsson Android Smartphone.

Hoping to repeat the success of their X10 plus X10 Mini the wiring association have expelled the sum of their ultimate google Operating System using smartphone the Xperia Arc.

Running upon 2.3 the slim plus in vogue seeking handset is even thinner than the recentely publicized Samsung Infuse 4G.

Crammed in to the skinny bombard is a 4.2-inch multi-touch shade with ‘Reality Display’ plus mobile BRAVIA Engine.

Plus, a Sony Exmor R for extended low-light photography plus video capture, an 8.1 megapixel camera, HD video recording plus of march the great aged Android market.

There’s additionally a few snazzy treats chucked in to the brew as good such as a NeoReader barcode scanner, 3D games, Wi-Fi, turn-by-turn navigation, the list goes upon plus on. (check out the source couple for full specs.)


The Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc will be expelled globally in comparison markets from Q1 plus at foremost peek it looks similar to a illusory handset. We’ll keep an eye out for reviews.


  • 4.2-inch Reality Display capacitive touchscreen (only 8.7mm thin)
  • 8.1-megapixel camera with Sony’s Exmor CMOS sensor (720p HD video recording)
  • Mobile Bravia Engine technology
  • 1GHz Snapdragon processor
  • 512 MB internal memory
  • 32 GB micro SD support
  • Stereo Bluetooth
  • Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS
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HTC 4G NEw Gen



This is a pretty good question most wireless carriers probably asked themselves recently. The companies that produce tablets and smartphones are hard at work delivering 4G devices.

Verizon Wireless, along with HTC, officially announced the upcoming release of the HTC Thunderbolt during their recent CES press event. The Thunderbolt comes to the Verizon 4G network as HTC’s first LTE smartphone. Verizon has said that the device should be available for purchase in the first half of 2011, with pricing still to be determined. The Thunderbolt sounds like another great addition to the growing newly announced line-up of devices from CES 2011, we’ll see if it can stand up to the competition. You can check out the known specs for the Thunderbolt below, along with the official press release from HTC.

  • 4.3 inch super LCD display
  • 768 MB RAM
  • 8 megapixel rear-facing camera with 720P HD recording
  • 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera
  • microSD card slot (32 GB card included)
  • Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP Stereo
  • WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n
  • dynamic noise cancellation
  • 3.5 mm headset jack
  • Skype Mobile with video calling over LTE
  • Digital compass, G-Sensor, Proximity sensor, Light sensor, GPS
  • Mobile hotspot functionality
  • HTC Sense 2.0 with htcsense. com integration
  • Android 2.2
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We've waited and waited, and now Apple and Verizon have made a million dreams come true: the iPhone is coming to Big Red. After talking up his new LTE network a bit, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam confirmed a CDMA (non-LTE) version of the iPhone 4 is coming to Verizon Wireless next month.

"Verizon Wireless customers have told us they can't wait to get their hands on iPhone 4, and we think they are going to love it," Cook said. "We have enormous respect for the company Verizon has built and the loyalty they have earned from their customers."



The CDMA iPhone 4 features a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash, HD video recording, Apple's A4 chip, a 3-axis gyro and a glass and stainless steel design like no other mobile phone. iPhone 4 also comes with iOS 4, the world's most advanced mobile operating system, which includes multitasking, folders, Game Center, AirPlay and AirPrint wireless printing.


We've read reams of speculation about the Verizon iPhone, and McAdam obviously knows how to work a crowd. He set the stage by noting that, "We've made network quality the hallmark of the Verizon brand" and that Verizon has "the only infrastructure that's future-proof, and we can deliver high-def and 3-D content over the 3-G system robustly." It was an unmistakeable dig at the data and call-drop woes that the iPhone has caused AT&T and a subtle promise that the mobile broadband future that Apple helped usher in will work reliably on Verizon's network.
8:13 PM
NEXUS S


There’s no doubt what LG is trying to emphasize with the announcement of the LG Optimus 2X smartphone. You see that 2X in the name? That’s because it boasts the impressive dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor (1GHz) to run its show. And what a show it is.
You may have seen this phone floating around the rumor mills as the LG Star, but the name has been abandoned for the Optimus 2X moniker instead. This is the first time that we’re seeing a smartphone with that impressive chip under the hood, after all.

So, what kind of power does that processor provide to this Android 2.2 smartphone? Well, not only will it output full 1080p video to your TV via its HDMI-out port, but it will also record full 1080p HD video via its 8MP primary camera. There’s also a 1.3MP camera on the front for your video calls too.

Running through the rest of the specs, you find 8GB memory, microSD expansion, and a 4-inch WVGA display. There’s only a 1500mAh battery in there, though, so it’ll be interesting to see what kind of life you get when you really start to push the limits on this beast of a slim phone.

That's right, it's official. Needless to say, that LG Star we recently got our paws on is very real, though it won't go by that name at retail -- just as LG's own release materials had suggested, this monster has picked up the Optimus 2X name as it morphs from a prototype into brutally fast, overpowered reality. At the phone's heart beats a dual-core Tegra 2 processor running at 1GHz, the first such configuration to be officially announced by any smartphone manufacturer (though we're expecting others any day now). In case you're wondering how such power might be used, well, for starters, you've got both full 1080p TV-out via HDMI and video capture through an 8 megapixel primary camera paired with a 1.3 megapixel cam up front for face-to-face calling.


A 4-inch WVGA display is along for the ride along with 8GB of on-board storage (expandable with up to 32GB of microSD) and a 1,500mAh battery -- no larger than most single-core smartphones these days, so it'll be interesting to see if the final retail units hold up through a day of typical use. Unfortunately, the Optimus 2X is launching out of the gate with Android 2.2, but LG's already committing to releasing Gingerbread updates "in due course." It hits first in LG's home market of Korea next month, followed by Europe and other Asian locales in the coming weeks; we're sure you can hardly wait, so why don't you check out some eye candy from our preview while you pass the time? Follow the break for the press release.
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