Archive for December, 2009
December 11th, 2009 | 
Author: One feature that is identical to the BlackBerry today is a trackball for navigation. However, rumors that developed on the internet today, the BlackBerry will change the navigation on the new devices use optical trackpad.
The first product that will use the possibility BlackBerry navigation Onyx, the successor of the BlackBerry Bold. BlackBerry Gemini which is the successor of the BlackBerry Curve and the Magnum may also use the same features. It is known from the photographs that circulated from the sites and blogs.
BlackBerry Onyx possibility released later this year around September. Some basic specifications that have been leaked include 3G/HSDPA connectivity, WiFi, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera, and screen resolution 480 x 360 pixels. Read the rest of this entry »
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Apple getting ready to release homemade tablet which will be introduced to the public no later than March or April. Holding manufacturing partners, Apple tablet is expected to be shipped 1 million per month.
The presence of this Apple tablet would make kindle e-reader and amazon.com nervous. The reason is, the arrival of Apple’s tablet, they threatened to make the sales decline. Moreover analyst Yair Reiner said Apple can control the tablet market share of 28 to 39 percent, assuming the sale of one to 1.5 million units per month. Read the rest of this entry »
Largest mobile phone vendor in the world, Nokia is committed to not so much poured phone in the smartphone category in 2010. The reason is, it poured a lot of smartphone does not provide a significant advantage for Nokia.
Was launched by The Australian, Saturday (5/12/2009), head of Siemens units to the smartphone category, Jo Harlow said that the smartphone competition was only applicable for high-end segment. While competition for smart phones in the mid-segment to the low end, was more increased again.
“We are going to do ‘defense’ but we also have a ‘tool’ for the attack, which is as good as the ‘defense’ us,” said Harlow. Read the rest of this entry »