Panasonic is going to bring an Android home phone called the KX-PRX120. The phone runs on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and offers an advanced telephone experience at home with new touch panel models.
Google has finally kickstarted what seems to be an active marketing campaign, meant to expand the scope of Google Glass. The search giant has now sent out exclusive emails to the owners of Google Glass Explorer Edition, offering that they can invite one friend to buy a Google Glass prototype.
Yahoo and NBC have joined hands to gain a foothold in the football-centric audience. Although currently, ESPN takes the lead in offering the best coverage of most sports, both online and offline, Yahoo has joined hands with NBC to launch two new shows.
3D printing is the fast becoming a rage in the manufacturing industry, with many vendors creating small parts with the help of it. However, MakerPlane has now undertaken a very ambitious goal of gathering funds for an open-source aircraft made entirely from 3D-printed parts.
Another new smartphone from Sony, codenamed Honami, has been spotted at the FCC. The filling was submitted for approval on July 23rd. The handset has passed through the FCC, with the documents showing the Honami codename littered throughout. There was also a confidentiality request to be effective through September 30, 2013. According to the leaked shots, the handset is likely to arrive before the end of the third quarter.
Some new accessories for the Xbox is now available for pre-order at the Microsoft Store. Amazon is also taking the pre-order for Xbox One controller, which has been listed on last Wednesday and showing November 27 release.
Android currently offers support for a wide range of display resolutions, letting developers run their apps on both low-resolution as well as high-resolution displays. Now, it has been found that the source code of Android 4.3 supports the ultra-high 4K resolution.
Every handset that is supposed to appear in the market has to get the green signal from FCC. Apparently, the much-awaited Moto X has now been approved by the regulatory authority. Interestingly enough, FCC documents reveal that the specific Moto X model it has approved is compatible with T-Mobile.