LG Optimus 4X HD (P880) Innovative Multimedia-Funktionen Ein Multimedia-Wunder wie das LG Optimus 4X HD hat natürlich auch im Videosektor mit Neuheiten aufzuwarten – den Multi Plex™-Funktionen: Live Zooming: Dank neuer Zoom-Funktion kann man sogar in ein laufendes Video hineinzoomen – ganz einfach mit zwei Fingern. Finger Tip Seek: Mit der intuitiven Vorschau-Funktion lässt es sich entspannt nach bestimmten Szenen suchen, während das Video ganz normal weiterläuft. Thumbnail List Play: Zwischen Videos wechseln ohne Unterbrechung – die Vorschauliste macht es möglich. Video Speed Control: Die praktische Geschwindigkeitssteuerung ermöglicht die präzise Steuerung der Wiedergabe von halber bis zu doppelter Geschwindigkeit.
TechCrunch Motorola XPRT The Motorola XPRT is Sprint's first Android phone to focus on business consumers, particularly reformed BlackBerry usres. One quick look at the XPRT and you may do a doubletake - wait, what? Is that a BlackBerry Android Phone? No... it's not... it's just a Motorola Android Phone designed to meet the expectations and desires of former BlackBerry users, and it does a great job. This no-nonsense smartphone has a 3.1-inch display and full QWERTY keyboard powered by a more than capable 1GHz processor. The XPRT also comes with a 5MP camera with LED flash and Mobile Hotspot capabilities for connecting up to 5 devices.
Technology Samsung executive says Galaxy S5 to outsell S4, sees second quarter rollout for Tizen phone Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's new Galaxy S5 smartphone should outsell its predecessor and defy predictions that the South Korean titan's latest model will struggle in a tough market for Android Phone Fans, Unwired View, Geek.com, DailyTech, VentureBeat, AndroidGuys, Mashable!, TechRadar, Gizmodo, The VergeFULL COVERAGE (49) » This is Amazon's smartphone -- tons of new details and first photos ever BGR gives the world an exclusive first look at the unannounced smartphone Amazon is set to debut in the coming monthsAfter years of development, Amazon is finally close to unveiling the first of several own-brand smartphones. Mashable! The photos from your phone, now one click away Posted by Thijs van As, Product Manager Unless you’re a budding Ansel Adams, odds are you take most of your photos using your phone. Google May Push Sites to Use Encryption Facebook targets financial services - FT.com Yippee!
12 Tips to Cut Your Cell Phone Bill See that cell phone next to you? Unfortunately, you're paying too much money for it--every month. If overpaying for what you need sounds like a bad idea to you, stop doing it. We've assembled 12 simple actions that you can take to reduce your cell phone bill, so that some of the cash you now spend for service--maybe even half of it--remains in your possession. So check out our tips, and use one or more of them to save big bucks on your bill. Covering the Basics 1. If you're already using your phone, take a close look at your plan, examining the calling, messaging, and data options you've chosen. How much can I save? Possible Savings on Monthly Cell Phone Voice Plan (One Example: Verizon Wireless) On the other hand, if where you exceed the 450-minutes-per-month maximum just once during the life of your two-year service plan--even if you exceed it by a lot that one time, you still come out ahead with the lower limit overall. 2. How much can I save? Monthly Costs of AT&T's Extra Services 3.
Wired Boost Mobile Motorola XPRT $79.99 - Available Now | Prepaid Phone News Wow, the Motorola XPRT, midrange Android QWERTY slab phone, ala Blackberry, is now avaailable at BoostMobile.com. It's priced at $99.99, but for a limited time you can get it for $79.99, $20 off, by using promo code ANDROID20. Update the $20 off promotion has ended but this phone is still a great deal at $99.99. Although physically similar to Boost's Samsung Replenish, which sells for the same price, the XPRT is a much more powerful and likely better made phone with a larger, higher screen, longer battery life, faster processor and a much better camera. Full specifications: CPU: 1 Ghz TI OMAPDisplay:3.1-in.
PCWorld Firefox 3 was released just this June, and many Firefox fans believe the new version is clearly the best browser you can get. You can make it even better with free add-ons, which integrate directly into the browser and offer loads of useful new features. Want to increase your security and privacy, synchronize bookmarks among multiple PCs, dress up Firefox tabs, juice up Google, and more? Note: Most of the files in this story can be found in this Editor's Downloads Collection. Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer If you use Firefox on more than one PC, you most likely spend a lot of time trying to keep their bookmarks in synch, or else you've simply given up the attempt. The Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer solves the problem. The utility offers other benefits as well. Download Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer | Price: Free Secure Login If you often log into Web sites and forget or lose your password, Secure Login will be a great time-saver. Download Secure Login | Price: Free BugMeNot Better Gmail 2
Review: Alcatel Venture for Virgin Mobile USA Article Comments Mar 19, 2012, 2:24 PM by Eric M. Zeman Alcatel offers the Venture to Virgin Mobile's prepaid crowd, an Android smartphone that includes a QWERTY keyboard, Gingerbread, and a 2-megapixel camera. Form Is It Your Type? For the contract-averse, finding a respectable phone can be hit or miss. Body The Venture is made by Alcatel, a company you may not have heard of. It's fairly long, but the mix of black, metallic, and glass materials lend it a nice appearance. Click a thumbnail above for a larger view. The body of the device is smooth, with nary an edge, ledge, or surface on which to catch you hand. The display takes up about two-thirds of the Venture's front face. One look at the keyboard and you can see that Alcatel was clearly inspired by Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphones. The rest of the Venture's controls work well. The Three S's Screen The Venture's screen measures 2.8 inches and has 240 x 320 pixels. Signal Virgin Mobile makes use of Sprint's 3G network. Sound Basics
Multimedia and Conclusions - Samsung Replenish (Boost Mobile) Review & Rating All of the standard Android apps are here, but not much else. The phone syncs email, calendars, and contacts for Gmail and Microsoft Exchange accounts, and works with many other popular email accounts. There’s Google Maps Navigation for free voice-enabled, turn-by-turn GPS directions. The Replenish is powered by an extremely sluggish 600MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM7627 processor. Multimedia and ConclusionsThere's a standard-size 3.5mm headphone jack on top of the Replenish, and a microSD card slot underneath the battery cover. Standalone video support is dodgier. The 2-megapixel camera has no auto-focus or flash. The Samsung Replenish is a decent entry-level smartphone. If you have some extra money to spend, go for the Samsung Transform Ultra.