Nokia Lumia 920 With 41MP PureView Technology Rumored For MWC 2013 Announcement

nokia lumia 920 review 016 640x4261 Nokia Lumia 920 With 41MP PureView Technology Rumored For MWC 2013 AnnouncementWhen Nokia announced the 808 PureView last year, many were wondering if Nokia would be launching a similar product except with Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform on board. Well if that’s what you were hoping for and the Lumia 920’s camera technology isn’t up to snuff compared to the 808 PureView, you might be in luck thanks to a rumor which suggested that Nokia could be announced a Lumia 920 with the 41MP PureView technology on board. This rumor comes from Flavio Pic who revealed that this alleged device has been given the codename Project EOS and that this handset will most likely be revealed at MWC 2013 which will be taking place towards the end of February.

Flavio also seems to be under the impression that Nokia could be launching 6 new handsets in the first half of 2013, and one of them is the rumored metal-body Lumia 920. If that is the case, current Lumia 920 owners might be feeling a little miffed that their supposedly flagship device is being replaced so soon. Either way since these are merely rumors, we will be taking them with a grain of salt and suggest you do the same, but what do you guys think?

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Report: Nokia Will Launch a Full-On PureView Windows Phone This Year

Rumors are emerging which suggest Nokia is planning to launch a “true PureView Windows Phone”—codenamed EOS—some time later this year. More »

2013 iPhones To See In-Cell Touch (Rumor)

28 Apple logo 2013 iPhones To See In Cell Touch (Rumor)Do you like math? If you have answered in the negative, then perhaps you might have an opposite reply if I were to ask you whether you are down for some iPhone Math action. Well, the rumored “iPhone Math” will not come with a 4” display, but it has been whispered to feature a 4.8” display that ought to help it keep up with the rest of the Android-powered market, but here we are with word from Digitimes that Apple has plans to introduce a couple of 4” iPhones later this year that will feature in-cell touch.

According to industry sources cited by Digitimes, the iPhone with a larger display would not be released next year. Do you think that Apple will be able to remain competitive in the smartphone market if they continued to usher in a 4” display on a smartphone throughout this year? It is said that one of the two 2013 iPhone models will take aim at the mid-range market segment, but both will feature in-cell touch technology. What do you think of this rumor – is it legit or not?

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Samsung Roadmap Points To More Android Devices

xcover2 Samsung Roadmap Points To More Android DevicesThere are leaks from time to time that do feature what is right around the corner, and sometimes, what is leaked proved to be very different from the real deal, although it is safe to say that most of the time, the actual device that rolls out was actually confirmed in stature via previous leaks. Well, this time around, credit to TechnoBuffalo for landing Samsung’s upcoming roadmap of unannounced Android-powered devices, which will most probably show up at Mobile World Congress that is happening later next month.

Of course, the Galaxy Note 8.0 is also part of that list after being officially confirmed, where we will also see a sequel to the Samsung Galaxy X Cover 2 rugged handset in addition to some low-end devices for those who are on a tight budget. What we know about the Samsung Galaxy Young, a successor to the Galaxy Y, is this – it will come with a display no larger than 3.3”, running on a 1GHz processor with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean in tow, alongside a 3-megapixel shooter and 3G support. Yup, definitely an entry level phone for sure!

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Samsung Galaxy S IV announcement rumored for March 22

Rumors are swirling about Samsung‘s upcoming flagship device, and while it will no doubt come with improved specs with a possible launch date sometime this spring, exact details are still scarce. However, it’s said that Samsung will hold a press event on March 22 to show off the Galaxy S IV, and will release the new phone to the public sometime in April.

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The rumored April launch goes right along with a couple of other rumors that we’ve heard in the past, but the March 22 announcement date is new. According to the Asia Economic News, Samsung will host its own press event in the US to unveil the Galaxy S IV on March 22. Some previous rumors pointed to a possible announcement at Mobile World Congress in February, but a lone press event seems more the company’s speed.

According to SamMobile, the company has changed the project codename of the Galaxy S IV from Project J to Project Altius, and the Korean-based company plans to start shipping the new phone starting on April 15. The Galaxy S IV also looks to be taking a page from Apple’s book and is said to arrive in two colors: black or white.

SamMobile also says that the Galaxy S IV will, indeed, have wireless charging capabilities. Samsung will sell a separate dock and back cover for the device, and will make the wireless charging kit available a couple of weeks after the phone’s launch. The battery inside of the Galaxy S IV is said to be packing 2600mAh of juice. To compare, the Galaxy S III uses a 2100mAh battery.

[via SamMobile]


Samsung Galaxy S IV announcement rumored for March 22 is written by Craig Lloyd & originally posted on SlashGear.
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Report: Xbox 720 Will Pack an 8-Core AMD Chip, 1.2 Teraflops of Power

How does an 8-core 1.6GHz chip backed by a 768-thread-packing GPU in your Xbox sound? Apparently the Xbox 720, or whatever it ends up getting called, will boast 1.2 teraflops of processing power. Those gun-toting scumbags are never going to look so real when you blow their heads clean-off with your Barrat .50 cal. More »

Leaked Screenshots Suggest HTC’s Sense Skin Will Be Massively Simplified

HTC’s Sense skin for Android has long been a bloated skeuomorphic mess, with aluminum ring pulls, flip clocks and fancy weather animations. If these leaked screenshot are accurate, though, that all looks set to change—for the better. More »

Next-gen Xbox Architecture Details Leaked

next xbox Next gen Xbox Architecture Details Leaked It is time to break out the old saltshaker yet again, and draw your very own conclusions here with details of the next generation Xbox purportedly leaked. As to whether these leaked details are true or not remains to be seen, since we would not want to take the liberty and calling it as gospel truth before anything official is announced by the folks over at Microsoft.

So far, initial highlights of the next generation Xbox is said to feature an octa-core X64 CPU that chugs along at 1.6GHz, accompanied 8GB of RAM, in addition to sporting a Blu-ray disc drive. The CPU will follow in the footsteps of x64 architecture, sporting 8 CPU cores that run at 1.6GHz, and individual CPU threads come with their own 32KB L1 instruction cache and 32KB L1 data cache. There is also a custom 800MHz graphics processor to work hand in hand with the rest of the hardware.

Connectivity features include Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct, and there is also word that a NUI sensor will be embedded, making it seem as though Kinect has been integrated at a deep level. Can’t wait for Microsoft to share what they really have up their sleeves!

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ASUS MeMO Pad 10 details surface, 1.2GHz Tegra 3 and Jelly Bean tipped

We heard about the Eee Pad MeMO tablet from ASUS at CES a couple weeks ago. It’s essentially an Ice Cream Sandwich-equipped 7-inch tablet running a Tegra 3 chip and 1GB of RAM on the inside. However, we’re now hearing about a 10-inch version that will supposedly come with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and a Tegra 3 chip clocked at 1.2GHz.

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The 10-inch display is said to have a resolution of 1280×800, which is the same resolution as the Nexus 7, so not a huge feature for this new tablet, but it is a budget device after all. We’re also looking at 16GB of internal storage, a 5MP rear-facing camera, and a 1.2MP front-facing camera — predictable specs that don’t seem too far off of what we’d expect. There’s even an unboxing video below that shows the rumored tablet in all its glory.

Like many devices out on the market currently, ASUS will offer the MeMO Pad 10 in a bevy of colors, including a gray/blue combo, pink, and white. There’s no word on pricing or availability, but it’s speculated that ASUS will announce the MeMO Pad 10 at Mobile World Congress next month in Barcelona.

It’s said that ASUS might price the upcoming 10-inch tablet at around €300, or $399 in US dollars. We already know that the Eee Pad MeMO will cost $249, so we’re prone to believe that the price point for this 10-inch variant will only be slightly more expensive than that. However, we don’t expect it to jump into $500 territory like the iPad or Nexus 10.

[via Android Community]


ASUS MeMO Pad 10 details surface, 1.2GHz Tegra 3 and Jelly Bean tipped is written by Craig Lloyd & originally posted on SlashGear.
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Microsoft Xbox 720 specs leak: 8-core CPU and 8GB of RAM

There have been no shortage of Xbox 720 rumors lately, and with E3 2013 just months away, we suppose there’s no better time for speculation than right now. Microsoft’s next gaming console is rumored to make an appearance at E3 this year, and Major Nelson himself (head of Xbox Live, Larry Hyrb) is even counting down the days until the big event. However, the latest on the rumor block is that the hardware specs of the new console have leaked out, and they look mighty impressive.

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According to the leaked specs, and if they turn out to be true, the Xbox 720 is going to be an absolute machine. According to VGleaks, who ended up snatching up all the details, the new Xbox will have an 8-core 1.6GHz processor, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, an 800MHz graphics card, a 6x Blu-ray drive, USB 3.0, and gigabit ethernet.

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Of course, the graphics is one of the most important aspects of a gaming console, and while we don’t know the exact brand and model of the graphics unit, we’re told its a custom D3D11.1 class processor clocked at 800MHz, with 12 shader cores providing a total of 768 threads. It’s said, that at peak performance, the GPU can “effectively issue 1.2 trillion floating-point operations per second.”

Of course, we’re skeptical, and you should be too. The source doesn’t really have a lengthy track record of any sort, but they’ve been posting up significantly lengthy spec lists for upcoming gaming consoles. Hopefully we’ll continue to find out more information on Microsoft’s latest console, but we’re most excited about E3 coming up in June, where we’ll hopefully see the new console in all its glory.

[via VGleaks]


Microsoft Xbox 720 specs leak: 8-core CPU and 8GB of RAM is written by Craig Lloyd & originally posted on SlashGear.
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