Sony has revealed official details on the PS4's launch update, including the size of software update 1.50 as well as the variety of added features including Remote Play, Second Screen via the PlayStation App and many others.
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Chinese media has recently indicated that Sony may release a low-cost 6 inch phablet. Reportedly codenamed Xperia Tianchi, the device seemingly uses an 8-core MediaTek MT6592 processor.
There aren’t any other details about the Xperia Tianchi at the moment. However, its screen will probably have an HD (1280 x 720) pixel resolution. And we shouldn’t expect it to be thinner than the 6.5mm Xperia Z Ultra (released earlier this year as Sony’s first phablet).
The Xperia Tianchi might be officially introduced during an event that will take place on November 12.
It won’t be the first time when Sony chooses a MediaTek processor for one of its Android devices. The company’s Xperia C (an affordable 5 inch smartphone launched in China recently) also relies on a MediaTek CPU.
Another new handset that should be unveiled on November 12 is the Sony Xperia Z1S (seen above). This could be a China-specific version of the Xperia Z1 f (aka Xperia Z1 Mini), sporting a 4.3 inch HD display.
By any stretch of imagination, the newly announced Nokia Lumia 2520 is a great device. It has a powerful processor (Qualcomm Snapdragon 800), awesome camera (for a tablet), LTE connectivity support and a ton of built-in storage. It will be available in few color options, making sure there’s the Lumia 2520 for different personalities. However, there are few problems standing on the way of Nokia’s success, including:
Although we love Microsoft’s idea to make its operating system work on ARM-based chips, we don’t like the end result. Simply put, Windows RT is still “not there,” and given the choice – I would always get a full-blown Windows 8 tablet over the one running Windows RT.
Related to the first point – Windows RT lacks apps. Big time. Tablet market is currently dominated by Apple’s iPad with Android steadily catching up. But even Android lacks apps compared to the iPad. Windows RT, on the other hand, is not even in the same league. You’ll get the Outlook, though.
Unsubsidized Nokia Lumia 2520 will cost $499. The same cash gets you the cheapest iPad Air which comes with an established eco-system and a huge number of apps to choose from, some of which are only available for Apple’s tablet. Nokia is an underdog in the tablet game and its tablet *must* be more affordable than competing products. At least that’s the way I see things…
As I mentioned, 500 bucks gets you the iPad Air, as well as Nexus 10 or some other Android-based device. The tablet market is more competitive than ever and you can buy a decent device for as low as $300. It’s obvious that Nokia is shooting for the high-end of the market with the Lumia 2520 but I’m not sure it has what it takes to be relevant in that space.
The conclusion is that nothing’s wrong with Nokia’s tablet per se. Rather, we have Microsoft to blame for the Windows RT platform. It should be cancelled or integrated in Windows 8. And all that integrated with Windows Phone, so at the end we have a single version of Windows that works across all platforms.
Presuming the Redmond giant manages to make Windows RT and Windows 8 more compatible in the near future — so that we can run Windows 8 apps on the Lumia 2520 — we could be looking at an interesting product. Alas, that’s something we can’t rely on in the near future…
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4 Reasons Why Nokia’s New Tablet Will Fail originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2013-10-24T07:12:19Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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LG has finally joined Mozilla’s mobile revolution with a new device called Fireweb. Similarly to other Firefox OS-based smartphones, this is also a low-end product with specs that include a 4-inch HVGA (320×480) screen, 1GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera with auto-focus and flash, and 4GB of internal storage. On the other hand, we’re talking about the platform that is known for not requiring top-end specs to provide users with great users experience… though we prefer reading about the phones rocking Snapdragon 800 or Tegra 4 chips. 
Anyway, the LG Fireweb will debut in Brazil where it will be available from Telefónica Vivo for an equivalent of $207. That’s the off-contract price, while those willing to sign-up for carrier’s customer agreement will be able get it for just $59.
After Brazil, Telefónica plans to launch the Fireweb and Alcatel Onetouch Fire in Peru, Uruguay and Mexico. We’ll see whether these emerging economies have the “power” to make Mozilla (and Firefox OS) a global player in the mobile industry.
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LG Fireweb unveiled as the company’s first Firefox OS smartphone originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2013-10-23T10:53:28Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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Well, it was bound to happen any day. And it has. Ladies and gentlemen, once again it’s GooPhone bringing you clones of the most successful devices out there! This time, we’re talking about the iPhone 5S. The Chinese clone maker has acted quickly, like it always does, and the GooPhone i5S is already up for pre-order. It’s even offered in the same three colors as the original.
So yes, there’s a gold iPhone 5S clone out there. And someone managed to get some hands-on time with the gold GooPhone i5S. Hence, the photo below and the video below that.
The GooPhone i5S sticks to the tried and tested clone formula of delivering looks that are as close as possible to the cloned device, but with specs that are miles away (read: a lot lower-end). It sports a 4-inch 540×960 touchscreen, a 5 MP rear camera with LED flash, a 2 MP front camera, a 1.2 GHz dual-core MediaTek MT6572 processor, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of built-in storage, 3G, and a 1,500 mAh battery. It runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Its dimensions are 123.8×58.6×7.6 mm, and it weighs 112 grams. The measurements and weight are in fact identical to those of the iPhone 5S.
The GooPhone i5S can be pre-ordered for $199.99 unlocked and contract-free. So it has the same price as the original, but doesn’t come with the requirement of a two-year service agreement with a carrier. Or with iOS, or with a fingerprint sensor, or with many other things that actually make Apple’s latest smartphone unique. But hey, if you simply want to fool some ignorant friends into thinking you can afford an iPhone – this will do, right?
Via GizChina
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Phablets, Windows RT tablet and three low-end smartphones unveiled during Nokia World keynote in Abu Dhabi. Stephen Elop took to the stage in Abu Dhabi for the first time as Nokia CEO to unveil his company’s latest offerings of smartphones as well as its first tablet. The Lumia 1520 and 1320 both feature a 6-inch [...]
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