Aug 15
It is not every single day that a company applies for a particular trademark, but I guess whenever a company does so, industry insiders and watchers would do well to sit up, pay attention and form their own conclusions as to what the upcoming device will be able to deliver. We have gotten whiff that the latest trademark that Sony champions would be ‘Exmor RS’, and that would logically speaking, indicate a brand new camera sensor – presumably one that will see action on future smartphones from Sony Mobile, of course. (more…)
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As some of you Dropbox users know by now, Android 4.0 with Dropbox allows users to upload videos and stream them on their devices. However if you’re not the type that bothers renaming your video files and they end up with the default names that your camera or phone names them, then trying to figure out which video is what can be tricky. Well the good news is that Dropbox has recently been updated and will now provide video thumbnails so that you will have an idea of what video to expect. Video playback is also expected to be improved along with an UI improvement for Nexus 7 devices. Unfortunately this updated version of Dropbox is not public yet but has been seeded to a handful of lucky users. No word on when the update will roll out to the masses, but seeing how far along the preview is, we expect it shouldn’t be too long!
Games like Blizzard’s World of Warcraft and Diablo 3 have online armories or profiles whereby players can view their characters or characters of their friends online. Details such as the skills used, talents utilized, equipment, achievements, guild affiliations and etc. can be seen, letting players keep track of their characters without having to launch the game, and to a certain extent let them show off to friends. Now it seems that something similar will be happening with Capcom’s upcoming Resident Evil 6 in which they will be launching an accompanying free service called Resident Evil.net.
What you see above is purportedly a bezel of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (unlike the 
While RIM’s Blackberry Playbook tablet isn’t exactly the device that everyone’s queuing up for or selling out, the company has made it a more attractive device by adding 4G LTE support to it. Unfortunately at this point in time, the 4G Playbook is only available in Canada, although plans to roll it out to US, Europe and the rest of the world is definitely in the cards, but how soon, and more importantly, which carriers in the US will be supporting it?
We know that RIM has plans to roll out several Blackberry 10 devices, although the question on the minds of many Blackberry fans is when? While a specific release date still eludes us, the 
