Showing posts with label technologies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technologies. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 March 2011

Sunday, 20 February 2011

SmartPhone Displays - AMOLED vs LCD

Smartphone Displays - AMOLED vs LCD

Technologies Overview

The two existing mainstream technologies for smartphone displays are LCD and OLED. Their advanced iterations in those gizmos are IPS-LCD, as found in Apple’s iPhone 4, and Super AMOLED, as present in the Samsung Galaxy S. Therefore, after a brief overview of the technology behind them, we will compare the two flagship smartphones displaywise, try to pierce through the marketing fluff, and come up with a conclusion, more suited for real-life decision making. Bear in mind that these two technologies are future-proof, and will be utilized in smartphones for the next few years as well.

LCD - Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLED)

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Thursday, 6 January 2011

LG Optimus X2 Dual Core Tegra 2 Super Phone

LG Optimus X2 Dual Core Tegra 2 Super Phone Demo at CES 2011

LG Optimus X2 Dual Core Tegra 2 Super Phone




Motorola and AT&T launch Atrix 4G Superphone
  

AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega and Motorola CEO Dr Sanjay Jha kicked off the 2011 AT&T Dev Summit by announcing the carrier’s first 4G smartphone, the NVIDIA-powered Atrix 4G. Don’t call it a smartphone, at least not around here – NVIDIA is talking about the new wave of superphones powered by Tegra 2, and rightly so. Packing a dual-core 1GHz processor and a full gigabyte of RAM, Atrix is part phone, part laptop, part home entertainment hub. Or at least it looked that way onstage …
The phone itself is an Android powered device capable of video capture and playback, with a big multitouch display and a 1,930 mAh ... more

Monday, 27 September 2010

Sunday, 23 March 2008

Work smarter with skype

Work smarter with skype

Now you're up and running, utilize features that can help your staff keep in touch while they're out of the office, like voicemail and call forwarding. You can also buy and distribute calling credit amongst your team so they can call phones and mobiles to talk to people who don't use Skype, and save money at the same time...  more 

Read the Skype for Business blog 

Skype on mobile phones