Motorola Mobility is expected to reveal its next smartphone with Verizon Wireless on September 5. The phone is said to have an edge-to-edge screen with 4G LTE support. Bloomberg confirmed the news citing an unnamed source, familiar with the product.
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With the explosive growth and popularity of smartphones around the world, the mobile apps industry has also boomed. In fact, apps are very significant for the success, or failure, or any smartphone lineup. A new infographic, posted below, shows how the apps market has been reshaped in recent times.
Apple and Samsung have long been embroiled in one of the most expensive patent warfare in the history of the tech world. Apple recently had a field day when a U.S. court ruled in its favor, asking Samsung to pay a whopping $1.05 billion in damages. However, the story doesn’t end here.
Bubblis is a wonderful word puzzle game developed for both iOS and Android. This game features attractive graphics and physics based game play. This is the first project of Spain based ON GAME CREATIVE, S.L. This premium game available in Apple App Store and Google Play.
Personal 3D viewing technology is advancing fast these days. Google’s Project Glass is making waves in media. Sony already has a version of its HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer available in market. This time, Sony quietly launched the HMZ-T2, an upgrade version of Personal 3D Viewer at the IFA 2012 in Berlin.
We have long been hearing about the Diaspora social network, a open-source distributed social network where users will have maximum control over their data. The team behind the project seems to have finished laying the foundations. It is now offering a number of tools for the developer community.
The Daily Tracker is an all-in-one health & fitness app that’s enough to keep track of all of your activities related to health. This personal organizer is developed for iOS. And, for all the things it can do, the developers will charge $9.99 only.
A team at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, is developing a miniature satellite named “PhoneSat”. The most interesting thing is that the PhoneSat satellites will be powered by Google’s Nexus One and Nexus S smartphones. The project PhoneSat is been aimed to launch the “lowest-cost satellites ever flown into space.” Possibly, the PhoneSat may launch sometime in late 2012.