iPhone 5C Leather Case: 九月 2013

2013年9月30日星期一

Galaxy Tab 10

Galaxy Tab 10.1N gets unboxed, previewed, benchmarked, compared and very nearly reviewed on video

Samsung’s Made for Germany Galaxy Tab 10.1N will soon be hitting the German shelves. But before that we have a video for you of the device getting a thorough rundown in a typical Teutonic fashion.

In the video below by NewGadgets.de, we can see the new Galaxy Tab 10.1N first getting unboxed. After spending some time explaining the new design the video moves on to the software and the performance of the device in gaming and web browsing. From there it moves on to benchmarking and finally end it with a comparison with rival tablets.

As you can see the device looks nearly identical to the regular 10.1. The backside, which we are seeing for the first time, is exactly the same. Same goes for the software and everything else about the device. But Samsung seems confident that this should be enough to keep them out of legal troubles for a while, at least. This also means that Germans who have been waiting to get the device can do so now officially.

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Android YouTube app updated

Android YouTube app updated, brings new UI for 10" tablets

Google has released an update to the YouTube app for Android, bringing a refreshed user interface for the 10″ tablets.

The update comes soon after YouTube launched its newly redesigned website, and makes better use of the ample screen estate 10″ tablets provide. Apart from the redesign, the app also comes with several minor bugfixes on all devices.

So, if you have a 10-inch Android tablet, make sure to head over to the Play Store and update the YouTube app.

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2013年9月29日星期日

Barnes and Noble launches the Android-running NOOKcolor eBook reader

Barnes and Noble launches the Android-running NOOKcolor eBook reader, sells for 249 US dollars

Barnes and Noble has just unveiled its latest eBook reader, the NOOKcolor. It packs a 7-inch color touchscreen, offers Wi-Fi connectivity and runs Android. It’s so much more than a traditional eBook reader.

So, the E-Ink display is now gone, replaced by the 16M-color 1024-by-600-pixel IPS touchscreen with multi-touch support (read “pinch-to-zoom”) and viewing angles reaching the impressive 178 degrees. The NOOKcolor comes with 8GB of onboard storage for up to 6000 eBooks (there are over 2 million compatible eBooks) and there is also a microSD memory card slot ready to accommodate cards with up to 32GB of memory.

The newly announced NOOKcolor can also be used for web browsing (over Wi-Fi – there is no support for 3G) or as a portable media player. It features a built-in mono speaker, a standard 3.5mm audio jack and plays MP3 and AAC audio files as well as videos in MP4 format.

The NOOKcolor also displays files in EPUB, PDF, TXT, DOC, DOCX, XLS, PPT, JPG, formats (keep in mind, though, that LIT, AMZ, LRZ, LRX files are not supported).

The NOOKcolor lets you listen to the Pandora internet radio, play some games (Chess, Sudoku, Crossword Puzzles) and, according to the manufacturer, will stay awake for up to 8 hours (with Wi-Fi switched off) before you have to recharge its battery.

By the way, even if the NOOKcolor is based on the Android platform, it has no access to the Android Market so you have to rely on the B&N’s own app store.

The NOOKcolor is now on pre-order in the US (for 249 US dollars, which is 100 bucks more than the previous Wi-Fi-only model) and will start shipping on 19 November 2010.

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Acer TravelMate B113 11

Acer TravelMate B113 11.6 inch Sandy Bridge gets released

The TravelMate B113 ultraportable laptop has been launched by Acer, offering 4GB of RAM, 500GB of storage, and a 11.6 inch display running at 1366×768 pixel resolution.

If you’re looking for a compact laptop but don’t want to break the bank by springing for an ultrabook, the TravelMate series is offered at some very competitive prices.

The base model can be had for around �450 ($563), but offers a rather lowly 1.4Ghz Celeron processor. If you want some Sandy Bridge magic, you’ll have to fork over �560 (around $700) for the version with a 1.5Ghz Core i3-2377M processor.

All of the B113 variants feature the aforementioned RAM, storage and dispaly, as well as Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, USB 3.0, HDMI and a 4400mAh battery, as well as a special matte coating on the screen designed to reduce glare.

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2013年9月28日星期六

Purported images of iPad 3 shell surface

Purported images of iPad 3 shell surface, said to contain a bigger battery, different display and different cameras

The next generation iPad is nearing its launch and so the rumor mills are now in full force. What we have today, though, is not a rumor but a purported photograph of the aluminum shell of the next generation iPad (which I will refer to as the iPad 3 for now).

What you see above is the aforementioned photograph, with the iPad 3 shell on the right. The photograph was uncovered by RepairLabs, who noticed that the new shell has different mounts for the logic board, which suggests a redesigned logic board, most probably to accommodate a larger battery. They also said that the shell did not look noticeably thicker than the iPad 2′s, which is contrary to current rumors that suggested that the iPad 3 will be slightly thicker.

Next they noticed that the camera seemed a bit different on the iPad 3 compared to the one on the iPad 2. Considering the fact the camera on the iPad 2 was quite lame when it came to still images, it’s likely that Apple would beef it up in the next version. Perhaps we would see auto-focus being included, along with a new back-lit sensor and 1080p video recording.

Lastly, they noticed that the mounting for the LCD is different, which means Apple will be using a different display. This does not necessarily mean that it will be a Retina display, but that does seem to be the most likely explanation.

As usual, we would suggest you take this information with a pinch of salt. It’s not uncommon these days to find images tuned expertly in a way that they would align perfectly with the currently circulating rumors, thus making the viewer believe that they might in fact be real. However, it doesn’t seem like it will be long before we find out what the iPad 3 really is like. That is assuming Apple sticks with its March schedule for announcing new iPads.

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The HTC EVO 4G better show us some GSM love

The HTC EVO 4G (a.k.a. Supersonic) is one uber-smartphone. Slim, sleek, powerful and smart. It’s only that it works over CDMA networks only and we don’t have much of those here in Europe. Instead we stick to GSM networks and that’s one of the reasons our primary website is called GSMarena.com. The “Arena” thing was chosen with the old gladiator arenas in mind. We like to think that our website is where various GSM phones meet and clash in a battle for your attention. But I digress…

The thing is – we get a lot of emails from you guys about the HTC EVO 4G. No, we’re not neglecting it on purpose. We certainly don’t have anything against HTC or Android – a quick look over at our homepage will prove that. It’s just that we don’t cover CDMA-only handsets. Simple as that. There’s no covert ploy here and we’re not blind and deaf. We know all about the EVO 4G and we certainly hope HTC will make one for our type of network.

But until then – this post will remain our only scoop the EVO 4G will get from us.

The EVO 4G (or may be you know it as the HTC Supersonic) is like a geek’s dream come true. It packs the zippy 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, a huge 4.3″ capacitive touchscreen, and runs the Android OS v2.1 Eclair with the latest Sense UI on top of it.

The HTC EVO 4G is also the first US phone to feature WiMAX support. It also comes with support for Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooth and has a secondary camera for videocalls (not many Androids have one). The primary camera sports autofocus, dual LED flash and is capable of taking 8-megapxel images and 720p videos.

And guess what! The EVO 4G has an HDMI port too. And a kickstand! Whew, that boy surely packs some serious gear. But again – until we see some GSM love, it will remain off our homepage and off our database. That’s the way we run things around here – sorry!

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HTC apologizes for all delayed HTC One orders with $25 Google Play credit

HTC might be having some trouble lately, but that doesn’t stop it from caring for the early HTC One adopters. The first batch of the flagship suffered delays due to some production shortages, which were recently overcome.

If your HTC One order was delayed because of those production hiccups but you didn’t give up on the One, HTC will soon reward your patience with a $25 Google Play voucher.

Here is the official statement from HTC’s email:

“We realize that your shipment was unexpectedly delayed, but we hope that your new HTC One has been worth the wait! Thanks for your patience and understanding. We appreciate your loyalty to HTC, and as a gesture of our thanks, we would like to give you a complimentary $25 Google Gift Credit.”

The following email was sent from HTC Shop America, so it’s unclear if other regions will get the same kind treatment.

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Google introduces Your World

Google introduces Your World, makes search way more personal

Google aims to make search results more personal with the new Your World add-ons, which displays individual search results, depending on your likes and the likes of those in your circles.

Google introduced personal results, profiles in search and also people and pages. Personal Results puts emphasis on stuff that has been shared with you or the ones around you on Google+. So for instance if you’ve ever wanted to search Google for pictures you’ve shared via Google+ you can now see them in your results.

Profiles in Search helps you find people that you’re sharing with and ones you’re interested in following on Google. People and Pages helps you find people related to a certain topic or community – like celebrities, or tech bloggers, etc. That makes it easier for you to follow them.

Search plus Your World will become available to signed-in users on the dot com Google page in English in a couple of days.

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2013年9月27日星期五

New Max Payne 3 trailer is out

New Max Payne 3 trailer is out, reveals the game's storyline

Rockstar has launched the second official Max Payne 3 trailer, which reveals a bit more about the storyline in the game. Until now the game studio only revealed a bit of the gameplay of the action title.

If you remember, in the first two parts of Max Payne, he was looking for the people who murdered his family, and he finally had his sweet revenge. Now, the story is quite different, but it could still prove very interesting.

Here’s the story in short in Rockstar’s words:

The second official trailer for Max Payne 3 reveals the web of intrigue that builds around Max, beginning with the kidnapping of Rodrigo Branco’s beautiful young wife, Fabiana, while under Max’s protection. As Max fights to uncover the truth behind the kidnapping, he is pulled deeper into a web of violence and deception with little hope of escape as street gangs, paramilitary forces and elite police units fight for power and influence over the streets of S?o Paulo, Brazil.

Sounds intriguing to me. And, knowing the Rockstar Studio usual practices, the game will be a joy to play too. Max Payne is currently available for pre-order and is expected to hit your PC or console of choice on May 15.

Updated Nokia Maps v3

Updated Nokia Maps v3.08 finds a new home on your Symbian homescreen

Nokia Maps v3.08 is now available for download to Symbian Anna and Belle users and is bringing along some goodies you might want to check out.

First off, Nokia Maps now offers four homescreen widgets, also live traffic services, weather service, improved Drive navigation and more. Nokia Maps already offers lifetime free-of-charge voice-guided navigation across 100 countries with downloadable maps and everything.

Nokia Maps widgets number four in total – Maps, Drive, Check in and Guides. The latter act like Foursquare and Local scout and were pretty nifty Maps features in the first place. Now you have access to them straight from the homescreen.

Live traffic rerouting is available now and will try to save you some time by resetting your calculated route to avoid congestion. Check out the source link for the full details on the update.

The update is available through the online Nokia Store or (for Anna users) Nokia Suite or the Software Update application on the device itself. Here’s a quick link for the browser version of Nokia Store.

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Google to announce a music streaming service at I/O 2013

It seems Spotify is going to have some tough competition soon. According to The Verge, Google is all set to unveil its own music streaming service today at the Google I/O event.

According to their sources, Google has already signed deals with two of the biggest music labels in the industry, Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment. Google had also reportedly struck a deal with Warner Music Group earlier this year. This means that they have sizable content to kick off the service.

The service will of course be subscription based and will be available separately for YouTube and Google Play, although the YouTube service will reportedly be audio-only, according to The Wall Street Journal. The New York Times is also reporting that Google won’t be offering any free tier for the service and all options would be paid.

We have been hearing for a while now that Apple will be launching its own music streaming service but with today’s launch Google should get a decent head start. Although, it is being said that Apple would have a streaming radio service such as Pandora rather than an on-demand service like Spotify or Google’s offering.

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2013年9月26日星期四

Galaxy Tab 10

Galaxy Tab 10.1 ban gets lifted

After keeping it in purgatory for a while, Judge Lucy Koh has finally lifted the ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1. If you remember, the tablet was banned in the US court after it was found that the device was infringing upon the iPad’s design.

Later on, however, during the recent Apple vs. Samsung legal war, the jury decided that although the Galaxy Tab 10.1 was infringing upon several of Apple’s patents, the design patent wasn’t one of them. And since the ban was due to that particular patent, it would have to be lifted.

After that Samsung appealed for the ban to be lifted, which meant Judge Lucy Koh could not lift the ban any longer as it was out of her jurisdiction (she could have if Samsung had not appealed). Then the Federal U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent the case back to Koh and authorized her to lift the ban and so the ban has now been lifted.

Now, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is not completely out of the woods. The next round of Apple vs. Samsung trials will commence on December 6 and the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is part of it and as mentioned before, it still infringes upon several of Apple’s patents so it could once again be banned. But till then you still have around two months where the product can now be sold legally in the US. Assuming anybody would still want to buy it.

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Amazon upgrades Kindle Fire

Amazon upgrades Kindle Fire, presents a brand-new Kindle Fire HD lineup with 7.0, 8.9 and 8.9 4G LTE tablets

Amazon didn’t forget the Kindle Fire tablets, either. The old Kindle Fire gets a hardware upgrade – the processor has been updated to run at 1.2GHz, the RAM has been doubled to 1GB and the battery life has been improved. With the new parts the Kindle Fire is now 40% faster. It costs $159 and will hit the shelves on September 14.

Amazon also announced the new Kindle Fire HD. It’s a powerful tablet with a 7.0 or 8.9-inch IPS display options.

The 7.0-inch model runs on a 1.2GHz dual-core TI OMAP4460 processor whereas the 8.9-inch model runs on the 1.5GHz dual-core OMAP4470 processor. Both models come in 16GB and 32GB storage capacities.

The 7.0 and 8.9 versions of the Kindle Fire HD

The 7.0-inch model has a resolution of 1,280 x 800 whereas the 8.9-inch model has a resolution of 1,920 x 1200, which gives it an amazing 254 ppi pixel density, just short of the 264 ppi on the new iPad’s Retina display. The display on the Kindle Fire HD also offers 25% less glare and full spectrum color at all angles.

More info about the screen

Kindle Fire HD also comes with stereo speakers plus exclusive Dolby Digital Plus audio engine for excellent audio output. There is dual-band (two antennas) Wi-Fi on board as well.

Some of the new features

The new features already introduced within the Kindle Paperwhite for the ebook reader will be here too. But here will be even more – like the X-Ray for movies (IMDB-powered). You can touch on some of the actors while watching a movie and see their names and bios.

More features

You can now sync game saves with the Whispersync so you can continue playing where you left off regardless of the device. Whispersync can also be used to save your progress on an audiobook and resume on the exact second you’ve left listening. You can even continue reading the real e-book where you ended listening to the audiobook and vice versa. Naturally, this feature uses the cloud to store your game saves and book listening.

Also unveiled a special mode for children giving them access to safe-only content. It’s called Kindle FreeTime and it allows parents to create profiles for their children. When activated, they basically make only certain content available and the availability can also be time limited making “negotations with kids” a bit easier.

A few new apps will come in help too – Facebook, Skype (video-chats will be possible thanks to the front-facing HD camera) and updated email client.

The 7-inch Kindle Fire HD will launch on September 14 for $199 (16GB) and $249 (32GB), while the 8.9-inch model will become available on September 20 for $299 (16GB) and $369 (32GB).

Amazon will also offer a 4G LTE version of the tablet with 32GB and 64GB internal storage for $449 and $599 respectively and they will be available starting November 20. You must pay for Amazon’s 4G LTE Package, though, which costs $49.99 per year and includes 250MB monthly data traffic, 20GB of cloud storage and $10 of Amazon credit. Nice!

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Fujifilm announces XF1 point and shoot camera

Fujifilm has announced the new XF1 point and shoot camera with a stunning retro design built to fit in your pocket. The XF1 is built from aluminum and synthetic leather that Fujifilm says reproduces the feel of genuine leather.

On the front you have a 25-100mm, f/1.8 FUJINON lens with a zoom ring. The camera is activated by turning the zoom ring and when not in use you can push the ring inside the camera to make it even smaller.

Inside there is a 12 megapixel, 2/3-inch EXR-CMOS sensor, which is fairly large for a camera of this size. The XF1 can also record 1080p videos. On the back is a 3.0-inch, 460k dot display with tempered glass for scratch resistance.

The Fujifilm XF1 goes on sale next month for $499.99 and will be sold in red, black and tan colors.

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Battery test for the Sony Xperia acro S is complete, here are the results

The Sony Xperia acro S is a rugged dual-core droid with an IP57 certification, but how tough is its battery? It has a capacity of 1910mAh, which is certainly not bad for a phone with a 4.3″ screen.

With the extra durability the acro S offers, you might be tempted to take it outside the safe confines of the city and go hiking in the woods. Will the battery last you long enough to call for help if anything goes wrong?

Well, we measured the talk time at 7 hours and 9 minutes, which exactly matches the official specs. It’s not the best result we’ve seen, but it does better than most of its Xperia siblings.

Talk time

Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)
21:18
Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
20:24
Huawei Ascend P1
12:30
Samsung Galaxy Note
12:14
Samsung I8530 Galaxy Beam
11:58
Samsung Wave 3 S8600
11:07
HTC One X (AT&T, LTE)
10:35
Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III
10:20
HTC One V
10:00
Meizu MX 4-core
10:00
HTC One X
9:57
HTC One S
9:42
Samsung I9103 Galaxy R
9:40
HTC Sensation XL
9:30
Nokia Lumia 710
9:05
Motorola Atrix HD
9:04
HTC Vivid
9:02
HTC Rhyme
8:48
LG Optimus 3D Max P720
8:42
Sony Ericsson Xperia neo V
8:41
Meizu MX
8:39
Samsung Galaxy S II
8:35
Nokia Lumia 800
8:25
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
8:23
Samsung Captivate Glide
8:20
HTC Rezound (LTE)
8:10
Samsung Galaxy Note (LTE)
8:02
LG Optimus Vu
7:57
LG Optimus 4X HD
7:41
Apple iPhone 4S
7:41
Samsung i937 Focus S
7:25
HTC Evo 4G LTE (LTE)
7:21
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G
7:14
Sony Xperia acro S
7:09
Samsung Rugby Smart I847
7:09
Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro
6:57
Nokia N9
6:57
HTC Radar
6:53
Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos
6:53
BlackBerry Curve 9380
6:52
Samsung Galaxy Pocket
5:54
Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T (LTE)
5:53
Sony Xperia ion LTE
5:52
Sony Xperia P
5:33
Nokia 808 PureView
5:16
LG Nitro HD (LTE)
5:16
HTC Titan II (LTE)
5:10
BlackBerry Bold 9790
5:00
Pantech Burst
4:46

Web browsing is not something you’re likely to do in the forest, but the 5 hours and 16 minutes achieved by the Sony Xperia acro S are a pretty decent result nonetheless. We have seen better though – the Xperia ion LTE did a little better with the same battery and chipset and bigger screen.

Web browsing

Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)
9:12
Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
7:23
HTC Radar
7:17
Apple iPhone 4S
6:56
HTC One V
6:49
Motorola Atrix HD
6:40
BlackBerry Curve 9380
6:40
Samsung i937 Focus S
6:15
Sony Xperia ion LTE
5:56
Samsung Rugby Smart I847
5:53
Pantech Burst
5:51
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G
5:45
HTC Evo 4G LTE
5:41
Samsung Wave 3 S8600
5:34
Samsung Captivate Glide
5:33
Samsung I8530 Galaxy Beam
5:28
Samsung Galaxy Note LTE
5:24
HTC Sensation XL
5:20
Meizu MX 4-core
5:19
Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III
5:17
Sony Xperia acro S
5:16
HTC Rezound
5:16
HTC Rhyme
5:08
Samsung I9103 Galaxy R
5:07
HTC One X (AT&T)
5:03
Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro
4:50
LG Optimus Vu
4:49
HTC Vivid
4:46
Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos
4:45
Meizu MX
4:35
Nokia N9
4:33
Samsung Galaxy S II
4:24
Sony Ericsson Xperia neo V
4:20
HTC One X
4:18
Nokia 808 PureView
4:14
LG Optimus 3D Max P720
4:10
Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T
4:10
Nokia Lumia 800
4:07
HTC Titan II (LTE)
4:05
HTC One S
4:03
BlackBerry Bold 9790
4:02
LG Nitro HD
4:00
LG Optimus 4X HD
3:59
Sony Xperia P
3:59
Nokia Lumia 710
3:51
Samsung Galaxy Pocket
3:47
Samsung Galaxy Note
3:35
Huawei Ascend P1
3:23
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
3:01

Watching a scary movie while you’re alone in a tent somewhere is probably not a good idea, but you’ll only manage to get through the first four Friday the 13th movies anyway. The Sony Xperia acro S lasted 5 hours and 38 minutes, which puts it near the bottom end of our charts.

Video playback

Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)
16:35
Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
14:17
Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III
10:01
Nokia 808 PureView
9:53
Samsung I8530 Galaxy Beam
9:42
Samsung Rugby Smart I847
9:34
HTC One S
9:28
Apple iPhone 4S
9:24
HTC Evo 4G LTE
9:07
Nokia N9
8:40
Samsung Galaxy Note
8:25
Samsung Galaxy S II
8:00
Samsung i937 Focus S
7:55
Samsung Wave 3 S8600
7:52
Sony Ericsson Xperia neo V
7:45
Huawei Ascend P1
7:38
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G
7:33
Samsung Galaxy Note LTE
7:30
Meizu MX 4-core
6:33
HTC One X (AT&T)
6:26
Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos
6:25
LG Optimus Vu
6:23
Samsung I9103 Galaxy R
6:21
HTC Sensation XL
6:12
Samsung Galaxy Pocket
6:06
Samsung Captivate Glide
6:04
Sony Xperia ion LTE
6:03
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
6:02
Motorola Atrix HD
6:01
HTC Vivid
6:00
HTC Radar
5:54
Nokia Lumia 800
5:52
HTC Titan II
5:50
BlackBerry Bold 9790
5:47
HTC One X
5:45
Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro
5:44
Sony Xperia acro S
5:38
Pantech Burst
5:38
Meizu MX
5:27
HTC Rhyme
5:23
HTC One V
5:20
Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T
5:18
BlackBerry Curve 9380
5:09
HTC Rezound
5:03
Sony Xperia P
4:30
LG Nitro HD
4:17
LG Optimus 4X HD
4:14
LG Optimus 3D Max P720
3:28
Nokia Lumia 710
3:27

In the end, the Sony Xperia acro S lasts just over 36 hours before you’d need to charge it. This is if you do an hour of calls on a 3G network, watch video for an hour and then browse the web for another hour every 24 hours.

The battery life of the Xperia acro S is average, even though we expected a bit more from the relatively big battery (it’s one of the biggest batteries Sony has put in their phones).

	Apple iPad 3 (HD)		Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1	Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 700
OS	Apple iOS 5.1		Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich	Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Display	9.7-inch IPS TFT		10.1-inch PLS TFT	10.1-inch Super IPS+ LCD
Resolution	2048 x 1536 pixels		1280 x 800 pixels	1920 x 1200 pixels
Height	241.2 mm		256.7 mm	263 mm
Width	185.7 mm		175.3 mm	180.8 mm
Thickness	9.4 mm		8.9 mm	8.5 mm
Weight	652 grams (Wi-Fi)	662 grams (Wi-Fi + 4G)	583 grams	586 grams
Processor	1GHz dual-core Cortex A9		1.4GHz dual-core Cortex-A9	1.6 GHz quad-core Cortex-A9	1.5GHz dual-core Krait
GPU	Quad-core PowerVR SGX543MP4		Mali-400MP	Twelve-core ULP GeForce	Adreno 225
Storage	• 16GB • 32GB • 64GB		• 16GB • 32GB • 64GB	• 32GB • 64GB
microSD	No		Yes, up to 32GB	Yes, up to 32GB
RAM	? GB		1GB	1GB
Main camera	5MP Auto-Focus (1080p)		3.15 MP Auto-Focus with LED Flash (1080p)	8MP Auto-Focus with LED Flash (1080p)
Main camera Features	• Geo-tagging • Face detection		• Geo-tagging	• Geo-tagging
Front-facing camera	Yes, VGA		Yes, 2MP (720p)	Yes, 2MP (720p)
Wi-Fi	802.11 a/b/g/n		802.11 a/b/g/n	802.11 a/b/g/n
USB	Proprietary connector		Proprietary connector	microUSB port
Bluetooth	Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, LE		Yes, v3.0 with A2DP	Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, LE
Battery	42,5Wh		25,9Wh	25Wh
Network	• 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 • 3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 • 4G Network LTE 700 MHz Class 17 / 1700 / 2100		• 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 • 3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100	N/A	• 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 • 3G Network HSDPA • 4G Network LTE
Misc	–		S Pen	?Optional mobile dock with standard QWERTY keyboard and trackpad
Availability	16 March (U.S., Canada, UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Japan)		Q2	Q2
Sensors	• Accelerometer • Gyroscope • Proximity • Compass		• Accelerometer • Gyroscope • Proximity • Compass	• Accelerometer • Gyroscope • Proximity • Compass

iPhone 5C Leather Case

2013年9月30日星期一

Galaxy Tab 10

Android YouTube app updated

2013年9月29日星期日

Barnes and Noble launches the Android-running NOOKcolor eBook reader

Acer TravelMate B113 11

2013年9月28日星期六

Purported images of iPad 3 shell surface

The HTC EVO 4G better show us some GSM love

HTC apologizes for all delayed HTC One orders with $25 Google Play credit

Google introduces Your World

2013年9月27日星期五

New Max Payne 3 trailer is out

Updated Nokia Maps v3

Google to announce a music streaming service at I/O 2013

2013年9月26日星期四

Galaxy Tab 10

Amazon upgrades Kindle Fire

Fujifilm announces XF1 point and shoot camera

2013年9月25日星期三

Windows Phone 8 emulator confirms rumored built-in screenshot feature

Battery test for the Sony Xperia acro S is complete

Talk time

Web browsing

Video playback

2013年9月24日星期二

AMD unleashed the HD5970 beast - the world's fastest video card

ASUS might showcase its Intel powered 7-inch Fonepad tablet at MWC

Google adds Instant previews to mobile search for Android and iOS

Tablet wars reloaded: Apple iPad 3 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10

Wi-Fi version of Motorola Xoom to cost $539 in the US

2013年9月23日星期一

More pictures of Motorola DROID 3 surface