The smart phones market is arguably the most exciting at the moment because several manufacturers are trying hard to compete for your money. Which is the best model in your view?
Lets first see how Sharp's 3D technology works on the Nintendo DSI
It seems as though Sharp is aiming to dominate the 3D market. Sharp has recently revealed its new 3D video camera intended for mobile phones and smart phones. These innovative cameras are able to capture 720p video in 3D straight from your phone. The real question is, do we really need a 3D video camera on our mobile devices?
The smart phones market is arguably the most exciting at the moment because several manufacturers are trying hard to compete for your money. Which is the best model in your view?
It seems that Apple was the one to serve with the launch of the iPhone, but Google's powerful backhand isn't making it easy for Apple as Android phone sales have exceeded iPhone sales (after all, nearly all of the carriers have Android powered phones, while only one carrier (AT&T) carries the iPhone). Not being the first in the market isn't always a bad thing, the Nexus One (Nexus 1) looks very promising as Google had the privilege of studying the post-iPhone market and make up for all that's missing. The Nexus One has an amazingly sexy design, weighs only 130g (with battery), has a 5MP camera/video camera (with flash), 3 UMTS bands, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, Android OS, 512 MB Flash, 512 MB RAM, a 4 GB Micro SD Card (can be expanded to 32 GB) and AGPS (Assisted global positioning system).
The smart phones market is arguably the most exciting at the moment because several manufacturers are trying hard to compete for your money. Which is the best model in your view?
The smart phones market is arguably the most exciting at the moment because several manufacturers are trying hard to compete for your money. Which is the best model in your view?
Android still looks like an inferior system compared to the iphone.
Google will unveil the Nexus one, a cell phone running on Android OS, on January 5 in California. Nexus One will cost $529.99 or $179.99 with a two-year T-Mobile contract. (PC magazine)
So what's the buzz all about? Do the Microsoft Kins actually offer something new or are they just ordinary smart phones? Well there are some great features such as a 5 MP camera, Nvidia Tegra platform, 600MHz processor, MS office, etc. You can watch the full review to form an opinion and tell us whether you like the phone or not.
