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MWC 2012 – LG Optimus Vu In Limelight

The press conference and the pre-event booth displays at MWC 2012 are quite enough for us to have a little bit of everything that is going to be unveiled officially soon. LG has it’s fair share of new baggage. One of the interesting devices at LG’s booth is the LG Optimus VU. Apparently, it is LG’s response to Samsung’s Galaxy Note. Optimus Vu features a 5-inch screen and has a 4 by 3 physical aspect ratio, which makes it rather inconvenient to hold in a single hand.

Pogoplug Series 4 Multimedia Sharing Device

Introducing with the Pogoplug Series 4 Multimedia Sharing Device POGO-V4-A3-01. Now stream your entire media library to your smartphone and tablet. Watch movies, listen to music and view photos on your mobile device. Automatically back up your device to your Pogoplug at home while on the road. Pogoplug Series 4 has more storage connectivity options than any previous model and includes high performance USB 3.0 and 2.5″ SATA/USM inputs.

Sonos CR200 Wireless control of your Sonos Multi-Room Music System

Introducing CR200 Wireless controller to operate a Sonos Music System in your home. The instant access to every song stored on your PC along with a wealth of tunes available from the Internet. The touchscreen makes it easy to search for your favorite music by album, song, or artist name. Equipping your system with multiple Sonos Controllers lets different family members pick tunes and program personalized playlists at the same time. Charging cradle included.

‘Cut The Rope’ By ZeptoLab Introduced To Mac App Store

If you think Angry Birds was the only hit-game with smartphone users, think again. If you are a smartphone user, you most probably would have played the popular game ‘Cut the rope.’ It’s basically a physics-based puzzler which is very engaging and has hooked millions of smartphone users. The good news for Mac users is that the game has now landed on Mac App Store with many enhanced features and more stunning graphics.

Fujitsu Plans To Launch Mobile Devices In Europe

Fujitsu has long been hailed as the top IT services vendor in Japan and it’s devices have been a wild hit in Japan. According to report, Fujitsu has about 20% share of the Japanese handset and tablet market. Some of the ultra-thin, super-powerful devices by Fujitsu are such that they may give many top smartphone devices in the West a run for cover. And apparently, such a time is close as Fujitsu has announced it’s plan to launch it’s products in European markets soon.

Apparently Consumers Want An Amazon Phone More Than A Facebook Phone

Amazon might have a hard time overtaking Apple in the tablet wars, but it is doing a pretty swell job at triumphing over another behemoth – this time from the social media field – and yes, we’re talking about the mighty Facebook. According to a new survey conducted by Baird Equity Research, a majority of U.S. consumers would be interested in purchasing an Amazon smartphone rather than a Facebook one. Some time ago, the social networking giant has announced that it was thinking of designing its own smartphone and feedback was pretty decent back then.

Mozilla Will Reveal Its Partner For Boot To Gecko OS (B2G) In MWC

It was a year ago when Mozilla announced its intentions of plunging into the mobile OS market. It was a decision to be expected, but still the disclosure left a lot of questions marks. Will Mozilla be working alone? What would the company be calling it and most importantly, what does it plan to bring new to the table to survive in the jungle of already heated competition?

Google Has Plans For Mobile World Congress 2012

Google has been rather mute about it’s plan regarding the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2012. In fact, we weren’t even sure if the company had plans of being a part of the event. However, now a countdown on Android.com page shows that an Android mascot is being unboxed at the MWC. This essentially hints that Google has some plans for the event.