Galaxy S III : Wireless Charging, USB OTG, HDMI, Flip Cover

stop spreading romours, its time to talk about some real stories, and our wait is over, the galaxy S III is revealed now and the legendary S III continues Lead on the Smartphone world as earlier.
so, better we discuss about the device, hardware and features.
Galaxy S III will comes with Android Ice Cream Sandwitch v4.0.4 and 1.4ghz Quad-Core ARM Cortex A9 32nm processor, Exynos 4212 Quad chipset, (Exynos is better than Snapdragon), 4.8 inch super AMOLED screen with resolution of 1280x720 pixels capacitive Gorilla Glass, Mali 400MP GPU with 1GB RAM and most importantly, 2100 mAh Battery.
have 8MP auto-focus camera (face detection, touch focus and image stabilization), Full HD (1080p) video recording @ 30fps, and a powerfull LED flash, 1.9MP front facing camera, video-calls, you can record HD video from front 1.9MP camera. isnt good.
lets talk about the connectivity, Galaxy S III comes with Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth 4.0+HS, USB-on-the-go, NFC, standard micro USB port, GPS receiver with A-GPS, 3.5mm audio jack, FM radio and TV-out. AllCast wireless dongle (which appears to be direct competition to HTCs Media Link HD video mirroring device), a Wireless Charging Kit and an S-pebble MP3 player that plays nice with the scan and match feature in the Music Hub app, HDMI cable to connect HD TV, USB on the Go and flip cover to protect your giant screen.
and yess, this is gonna be iPhone Killer.
some other features are:
- MicroSIM card support
- S-Voice natural language commands and dictation
- Smart Stay eye tracking
- Dropbox (50 GB storage)
- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- Organizer
- Image/video editor
- Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)
- Voice memo/dial/commands
- Predictive text input (Swype).

Sony Xperia S: 12MP, DLNA, NFC, PlayStation certified, 1080p

first when I saw it, I fall in love with it.
the device have 1.5GHz Dual core Processor with 1Gig RAM and Adreno 220 GPU, isn't sounds awesome........???
and let me tell you if you are interested in playing games,,, this mobile is PlayStation certified...

experience Multi-touch means you can use both hand fingers to play with it, hell yeah...
capture image with 12MP Exmor R (4000x3000) and video recording in 1080p@30fps with back camera and 720p@30fps with 1.3MP front facing camera,,, isn't enough to carry on in the move,,, on the go,,, anywhere,,, in the journey,,, in vacation,,, in office,,, or in party,,, any time,,, any situation...........
soon will get update of Android ice cream sandwich :) so be happy.

about the size of the screen, this is 4.3″ best-in-class,,, u know why,,, because bigger than this will not easy to put on your pocket, headache... bigger than this probably will count in Tab category... am i right?

and the screen, sony' mobile BRAVIA engine,,, LED Backlit LCD,,, 1280x720 with ~342ppi pixel density...
now come to connectivity, DLNA, NFC, HDMI, USB-on-go, Wi-Fi and ofcourse Bluetooth 2.1,,, what you need more,,, i guess,,, nothing left :) have everything in this little device........
Design, is awesome,,, I liked the old Xperia arc's sleek design but this is also rock, looking next gen....

and last about the timescape interface.............. there is no other android or other OS can compete SE's interface,,, no one,,, yes, you got me right,,,, no one can compete SE's interface...........
once you feel it... you cant leave it... believe me... you cant stop your self to love it.....
finally the real phone for real people... go get this new Supercool,,, outstanding,,, unique,,, master piece mobile,,, the Sony Xperia S.....
You'll LUV IT, i KNEW IT.

Hybrid Porsche 918 Spyder 1440x900

German Legendary Car Manufacturer Porsche bring their Hybrid 918 Spyder in end of 2013. style of 918 Spyder is almost identical to concept car that debuted in Geneva Motor Show. few difference in production is the actual car will be based on a carbon fiber plastic monocoque & will have manual roof system with removable panels that can be stored in the front luggage cabin.

so feel the German cars power.

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Intel's Medfield: Android concept Mobile & Tab is awesome

its seems like Intel finally now woke up and started to enter to the smartphone’s world with Medfield CPU.

and we are hoping that intel will bring his new mobile model in first half 2012 in CES. now here’s some main features of the intel’s Concept Model:

1-larger screen than iPad2 & enough lighter than iPhone 4S because of his plastic body.

2-Intel promised that this mobile will be faster in its range, with more power consumption.

3-can play B-Ray HD video & stream it to a LCD through Wi-Fi.

4-can take 10 snaps with its 8MP cam in burst mod in 15 snaps per second.

Intel doesn't have best record of giving power friendly mobile cpus, now has developing new phone and tab with his new Medfield CPU.

now we are hoping that intel will dominate smartphone market same as in personal computers market over the AMD and will satisfy their customers like his next gen core i series.

Apple MacBook Air 13 with Thunderbolt

The 2011 MacBook Air addresses nearly every concern anyone could lob at its predecessor. It's still light on ports, the missing SD slot on the 11-inch model is a drag, and no, it isn't cheap, but this machine is fast, efficient, and not to be underestimated. It's a supermodel with a law degree from Columbia, a hunky motorcycle racer who looks good in leathers yet is also a concert pianist -- whatever your passion it won't disappoint, all while making a lot more room in your bag. More room for what? Well, your life, for starters.

When last we tested an Air, the 13-inch model with a 1.83GHz Core 2 Duo processor scored a 2,717 on the GeekBench benchmark. This new 13, configured with the default 1.7GHz Core i5 and paired with 4GB of DDR3 and a 128GB SSD, nearly doubled that: 5,373. No, that won't threaten the full-bore 15-inch MacBook Pro for sheer speed, but double the performance in nine months is a welcome improvement, living up to Apple's 2x promises here, and from what we've seen elsewhere the 11-inch lives up to its 2.5x promises as well.

The outside of this 2011 refresh of the MacBook Air is virtually indistinguishable from that which came before it. Yes, that means compromises. On the 13-inch model you'll still have to make do with but one USB port on the left and one on the right, but now that latter one is flanked by a Thunderbolt connector, Apple's implementation of Intel's Light Peak standard. This 10Gb/sec interconnect has become standard fare on all new machines coming out of Cupertino, a fact that should help to accelerate the so-far tardy uptake in support from accessory manufacturers.

The 11-inch model is likewise emblazoned, but sadly has still not been granted an SD reader, something restricted to the bigger 13. On the left you'll find a 3.5mm headphone jack, the MagSafe power connector and... nothing else. All other ports have been deemed unnecessary by Apple's designers and therefore relegated to myriad USB adapters for things like Ethernet -- though if you start relying on those you'll likely need to start packing a USB hub as well.

Like before, the omission of these ports leaves the Air free to pinch down to a delicious taper beneath the keyboard, thin enough to make for a decent cleaver when no proper blade can be found -- or when you just can't be bothered to find one. Even on the fat end it measures a mere .68-inches (17mm) thick. Or thin, rather. (engadget.com)