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Thursday, October 2, 2014
iOS 7 Beta 4 has been released 2 More Beta Go to Final iOS 7
Good news for the users of iOS 7 beta. Apple has just released iOS beta 7, the next version, the iOS7 beta 4. Operating system iOS7 beta 4 is available to download via the iOS developer website.
In addition to passing iOS developer website, the fourth beta version of iOS 7 is also available for OTA (over the air) in a device that is running iOS 7 beta. This latest update brings a variety of the latest improvements in the stability, appearance, and some other sectors.
Interestingly, Apple is rumored to only be releasing 2 versions before releasing iOS beta 7 is officially in early September. Just wait the presence.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Octa Core Smartphone Has Up to 5 000 mAh Battery
The rise of the products named POWERBANK an indication if the smartphone extra battery capacity needed to continue to be used by its owner.
Once the importance of adequate battery capacity on smartphones, making a Chinese mobile phone manufacturer to offer a mobile phone equipped with a dual battery with a large capacity. Namely Eton Raytheon, smartphone which comes with a battery capacity up to 5000 mAh.
The battery capacity of 5000 mAh is certainly very large for a smartphone that even the equivalent of the capacity offered by POWERBANK in general . Despite having a large capacity battery , Eton Raytheon was still able to perform with the body size of only 10 mm .
Eton Raytheon offers a standby time of up to 1100 hours, 55 hours for 2G, 3G and 21 hours on. Eton also has to present something interesting on the inside. Eton Raytheon will be powered by octacore MT6592 processor which is supported by the Mali 450 GPU and 2GB of RAM.
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Sony Xperia Tablet Z has Receives Android 4 3 AOSP ROM
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A day after Android 4.3 Jelly Bean was announced, Sony has moved quickly to set up the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean for the Xperia Tablet Z. This effort was undertaken as part of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) that run of Sony.
According to Marcus Hansson, Sony Community Manager, Sony developers start working after yesterdays announcement to bring Android 4.3 to the tablet Z. As a result, Android 4.3 Tablet can be installed in Z, although not all functions can work well.
Some of the features that have been seen working with both of them support multiple profiles and wifi. Consistent over time, then the other features in Android 4.3 will soon be able to run through the program AOSP.
Although already seen Android 4.3 tablet can run on Z, but until now the Sony Xperia Tablet Z not yet get Android 4.2 and still using Android 4.1.2. Is Sony going to jump straight to Android 4.3?
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Nexus 7 has smart cover sensor
You thought you knew everything there was to know about the Nexus 7? Well, you thought wrong. A curious owner of the device started doing what any totally rational person does with a brand-new tablet: expose it to magnetic forces. The results yielded an as-yet hidden feature in the Nexus 7, in the form a magnetic smart cover sensor. Simply take a magnet and put it up against the front or back of your Nexus 7 along the bottom left-hand side while in portrait mode with the display on, and you can see the effect for yourself. Or, you could just watch this video of our tipster doing it:
While Google does sell covers for the Nexus 7, its unclear if they support this feature (though ASUS does call it a "smart cover" here). It would be a little odd, given they open from right to left, and the magnetic sensor is on the left side. Still, its entirely possible. Weve confirmed it on our own I/O Nexus 7s, so this is definitely legit.
The iPad has its Smart Cover since the iPad 2, and it seems a similar functionality will be present on Microsofts Surface tablet. Apple does have a patent for its Smart Cover magnetic system, but its not a very broad one.
Reviewing Apples patent on its Smart Cover, it seems to be rather narrowly tailored in form and function for the Smart Cover and iPad mechanism specifically, and focuses more on its ability to latch onto the host device rather than turning its display off and on. There is talk of "useful functionality" being added by the cover, but based on the patent language, that seems to still fall only within Apples particular design and mechanism - not in general. So, its entirely possible (even likely) Google and ASUSs design here isnt sufficiently similar to infringe - but we dont know. Thats the kind of question that only a teardown, an engineer, and a patent lawyer can fully answer.
from androidpolice
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