Showing posts with label smart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smart. Show all posts
Sunday, September 21, 2014
AOC Releases Two Smart Monitor Based on Android
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Smart devices have become products that can not get out of the lifestyle. Following the trend of Android, AOC launched several products All-in-One PC-based mobile platform that Google made. Both All-in One is the Android-based Smart Smart AIO AIO 58P and 72P. Line of All-in-one from the AOC can be a great photo frames, IP-based TV and a set top box for the device, and connect to the PC via HDMI / VGA monitor should ordinary.
According to the AOC, they are targeting Smart AIO for consumer and business segments. For consumers aimed at the family, especially with a large screen will maximize the pleasure and comfort of the child. While in the business segment, AOC reveals that Smart AIO can be used for the purposes of exploring the internet is more compact and modern.
Smart AIO 58P features a 21.5-inch screen Full HD (1920x1080p), Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, with a WiFi USB Dongle, integrated SDHC Card Reader, integrated speakers, USB and LAN connectivity, while Smart AIO 72P already using Android Jelly Bean, integrated WiFi and an integrated HD webcam. Both price and availability have not been revealed by the AOC.
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Dual Screen Smart Phone – Coming before Chrismas First time in the world
Dual Screen Smart Phone – Coming before Chrismas-First time in the world
A Russian Company YotaDevice is launching a new Android based Smartphone which is expected to be available in the market by the coming X-mas. This Phone will have screens in both sides and will be the first ever dual screen mobile in the world. The Phone named YotaPhone will have a 4.3-inch 720p LCD display on front and a 4.3-inch E-Ink display on the back which will help battery saving. It is similar to the technology available in the Amazon Kindle.The LCD will be used for most of the activities and the low-power E-Ink back screen may be used for viewing notifications, time etc. without draining the battery when the phone is lying idle on a desk. Running on Android 4.2.2, the phone will enable users to access all the usual range of apps and Google service. By placing your information on the back screen, the E-Ink display may be used for reading ebooks. In addition to the dual-screen technology the the device will come with a dual-core 1.7Ghz processor, 2GB of RAM, 12MP primary camera, 1.3MP secondary camera, Bluetooth 4.0 and 32GB or 64GB of internal storage capacity.
The EP display in the backside will always be active and is user friendly. Without picking up or even without activating the phone you can easily see notices, emails, tweets, and other information. The EP Display does not go dark to save battery life. Even if the battery is empty, the most recent information on the EPD remains visible. You can use it to save important information. The company is working in the mobile, modems and routers sector since last 6 years but it is her maiden attempt to move into the
smartphone sector.
Features and Specifications of Dual Screen Smart Phone
COMPANY - YotaDeviceMODEL NAME - Yotaphone
OS - Jelly Bean 4.2.2, Android
CPU - Dual Core 1.7 GHz Krait
FORM FACTOR - Monoblock touch with front and back screens
DIMENSIONS - 133.6 x 67 x 9.99mm
WEIGHT - 146g
DEVICE COLOURS - Available in tow colours-Black and white
MAIN SCREEN - 4.3” 720x1280 LCD, 16.7M colours, capacitive multi
touch
BACK SCREEN - 4.3” 360x640 EPD, 16 grayscale, capacitive touch
zone below the Electronic Paper Display for gesture
controls
NETWORK - LTE 800/1800/2600 MHz, UMTS 900/1800/2100
MHz, GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
CAMERA - Rear 13 MP AF, LED flash, front camera 1MP
MEMORY - 2GB RAM, 32GB eMMC
DISPLAY - Colour
DISPLAY SIZE - 1280 x 720 px
DISPLAY COLOUR - HD Capacitive Touchscreen, 4.3 inches
ZOOM - Digital
CAMERA RES. - 4000 x 3000 Pix.
VIDEO AND RECORDING - Yes
VIDEO PLAYER - Multi Format
GAMES - Yes
JAVA - NA
BROWSER - HTML
SMS, MMS, EMAIL, IM - Yes
CONNECTIVITY - WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n, BT v4.0, GPS w/A-GPS +
Glonass
VIDEO - 1080p 30fps; H.263, H.264 AVC, MPEG-4, WebM
AUDIO - MP3, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, AMR, MIDI, WAV
BATTERY - 1800mAh
OTHER - Accelerometer, compass, gyroscope, proximity
sensor, ambient light sensor, FM radio, micro-SIM,
special YotaPhone gestures and Put2Back
applications for the back screen less
Plus Points
Dual Display, E-INK display, Powerful processor, Good connectivity
Minus Points
Poor battery backup, Expensive(High Cost)
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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