Rabu, 28 Desember 2011

Mobile Hardware


NTT DoCoMo teams with Samsung, others to develop mobile processors
Mobile Burn
Japan's largest wireless carrier, NTT DoCoMo, has announced a new joint venture partnership with five hardware manufacturers to develop processors for mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. Fujitsu, Fujitsu Semiconductor, NEC Corporation, ...
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Motorola Xyboards Close The Android Tablet Gap
InformationWeek
The Xyboards share most hardware and software features, with the screen size and overall footprint of the two tablets serving as the largest differentiating factor. The Xyboard 10.1 is slightly more focused at the professional user, while the Xyboard ...
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Oh, Windows Phone, why is Android winning? An ex-GM laments
CNET
Microsoft, meanwhile, "raises [its] middle finger at both the device manufacturers and mobile carriers," telling vendors what kind of "hardware spec you shalt use" and carriers how the software "will be updated," Kindel wrote. (His post, by the way, ...
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Although Slow to the Cloud, Practicing Physicians Embrace Mobile Healthcare
Backup Technology
Doctors can access their information, such as high-res medical images and patient data, from any mobile device despite its hardware and storage capacity, at incredible speed. And, since the mobile device is separate from the facility's power supply, ...
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T-Mobile Springboard spotted with Android 4.0.1 on board
Ubergizmo
The tablet was originally released with Android 3.2 Honeycomb on board and costs a relatively affordable $430 (this was before the Amazon Kindle Fire) with relatively decent hardware specifications to match. The update to Android 4.0.1 doesn't really ...
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Forget the App Store, Nintendo should build a phone
The Next Web
Sure, software sales would be high, but dually releasing titles via Nintendo and Apple would cut into Nintendo's hardware sales, while simultaneously giving Apple unprecedented control. Nobody wants to see Nintendo give up its hardware and go to shit ...
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The Next Web
Smartphones set to make another leap forward
gulfnews.com
The challenge will be to implement the hardware improvements in a way that won't leave consumers even more disappointed with battery life than they are today. While this year brought the arrival of the first smartphone equipped with LTE (Long Term ...
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Opera Mobile Ported to Unlocked Windows Phone Hardware
In some ways, Microsoft's selection of Windows phone apps is reminiscent of the early days of the iPhone. Users who have been on iOS for a while will.
pocketnow.com/.../opera-mobile-ported-to-unlocked-windows...

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