Today Nvidia announced the Tegra 3, a new ARM Cortex A9 quad-core processor for smartphones and tablets. Nvidia claims the Tegra 3 has 3 times the graphics performance of the Tegra 2 while using 61% less energy, supposedly allowing the Tegra 3 play HD video for 12 hours.
The iPhone 4s features a highly upgraded cmos sensor in its camera, as well as new stabilization features. Do these new features really make a difference when filming video? Take a look at the following comparison between the new iPhone 4s and the old iPhone 4:
Google Wallet, the mobile app that turns your smartphone into a wallet, was launched last Monday, September 19, 2011. This is an electronic payment application that allows you to use associated credit and other payment cards like the Google Prepaid Card through your phone.
The HTC Holiday is yet another elusive prototype from this major smartphone vendor. It made quite a stir this month when an alleged unit was put up for sale on Craigslist. Now a new set of photos have been leaked online confirming the Android phone is for real.
Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi announced there is a new smartphone coming later this year called the Xiaomi M1. It’s one of the more exclusive Android phones out there, sporting a custom MIUI interface on a shell that looks eerily similar to Apple’s own iPhone. Reports have it that the M1 or Xiaomi phone will be driven by a faster processor than previously rumored and might also be sold at a lower price. Preorders start on August 29 and it will be available in retail this October.
Huawei has unveiled their new flagship smartphone, the Vision. It packs a 1GHz processor, Gingerbread OS, 5MP camera, and a 3.7″ capacitive touchscreen on a very slim 9mm frame.
If you’ve ever wondered if anyone would be able to cram an Intel Atom processor into a phone, now you have your answer. Coming to Japanese stores soon is Fujitsu’s Loox F-07C. The thing that sets this phone apart from others is that it’s really a pocketable computer.
If you are into Android gadgets and you want something different, then Motorola Droid 3 is what you’re looking for.
Nokia unveiled a new device recently that is a marked deviation from its old designs. The N9 is sleek 3.9-inch phone that does away with many of the physical buttons you might be used to on previous Nokia models. Running on the Linux-based Meego, this new touchscreen phone has a 854 x 480px AMOLED screen and is powered by a 1GHz processor on top of 1GB of RAM.
