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Latest Apple TV reveals smaller A5 chip, adds to rumors of split with Samsung
Author: Jack Schmidt
Quiet, mid-cycle element upgrades are a thing with Apple, and they’re often worth keeping an eye out for. The iPad 2 got a chip upgrade in 2012, for instance, which substantially extended its battery life using a 32nm A5 SoC rather of a 45nm one. Well, much as anticipated, an extremely similar processor upgrade has just pertained to the Apple TELEVISION. MacRumors popped open the most recent variation, known as “AppleTV3,2“, and found excellent evidence of an additional die shrink: the main block of silicon is just 6 mm x 6 mm, which ares smaller than the 8 mm x 8 mm chip in the most recent iPad 2. This undoubtedly causes speculation that Apple has shifted to a 28nm fabrication process, possibly snubbing Samsung’s 32nm foundries, however we ‘d need a proper silicon-level analysis to be specific. In the meantime, though, we ‘d suspect that this update could not be worth hunting to the degree that the new iPad 2 was– the level of shrinking here does not seem enough to have a significant effect on power draw, and in any case that’s less of a concern for a gadget that’s fed from the wall.
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Ubuntu for tablets revealed with split screen multi-tasking, preview for Nexus slates coming this week
Author: Jesus Sargent
Right here it is: the fourth and final piece of the Ubuntu puzzle. We’ve seen the OS on smartphones, on TVs and naturally on desktop computers, however the tablet variation has invested a bit longer in its dressing space. Thankfully, Canonical feels that the last stage in its four-screen strategy is now ready for the limelight and has launched a video of the software in action. The clip is embedded right after the break, where you’ll likewise find information of the examine code pertaining to the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 this Thursday, plus our handle why this is such a huge offer.
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Financial Times: Nokia mulling revenue split with carriers for Windows Phone 8
Author: Angela Stephens
The Financial Times has reported that Nokia is in “exploratory” talks with a number of European carriers to share profits for its upcoming Windows Phone 8 smartphones in exchange for devoted support. This would certainly be a shift from its usual modus operandi, which is to sell as many phones as it can easily throughout all carriers at once, in favor of an approach which appears like Apple’s offer with AT&T for the iPhone in 2007. The Finnish company might be hoping to develop the same level of excitement for its WP8 phone that Cupertino did back then– and may also be attempting to provide a more profitable carrier option to Apple and Samsung, who utilize their prominence to get hold of the lion’s share of mobile phone revenue. While operators like France Telecom (Orange) and Deutsche Telekom are stated to be included, all parties have decreased to comment. So, take this for just what it is– just a report at the second– but based on bargains it made in the United States with AT&T and the Lumia 900, it wouldn’t be a shocker for Nokia to a minimum of consider it.
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RIM board under pressure to split company or partner with Microsoft, says Reuters
Author: Brian McKinnell
After the completely terrible quarter and the delay of BlackBerry 10 devices, it’s only natural that the previous rumors we have actually heard about RIM aiming to spin off a branch of the company or also partnering with Microsoft would certainly bubble up again. According to Reuters, the business’s board is under “mounting pressure” to do something more drastic than CEO Thorsten Heins’ stay-the-course-to-BB10 strategy. One of the possibilities on the table is reportedly to sell off the computer software services branch that runs the back-end for BlackBerry smartphones with an intention to make it work for any smartphone. That’s rumored to have been the strategy Jim Balsillie was pursuing prior to he abruptly left the business, however it had actually been presumed that strategy was off the table.
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Sony Xperia Ion assessment: an Android device with a split personality
Author: Matthew Wilson
They state absence makes the heart expand fonder. But that maxim, such a truism when applied to social relationships, doesn’t rather hold the exact same weight when extended to the intimacy between expectant geek and promised hardware. So here we are, 6 months later: CES has actually long passed, the One X and Galaxy S III have actually been revealed, and the Android landscape is now decidedly regulated by Ice Cream Sandwich. A veritable eternity has actually passed because Sony first offered the AT&T – bound Xperia Ion, its LTE flagship for the United States market, muting a lot of the preliminary buzz encompassing the handset. So, why choose now to bow a smartphone that’s already been outshone by even more current and robust contenders? Perhaps it’s simply an instance of far better late than never ever. However definitely after all of that time, both parties might’ve taken care of to deliver it with Android 4.0 and not the dated 2.3.7 build of Gingerbread that we get as an alternative.
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The Ion’s aging OS and 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S3 CPU may be a nod to mobile’s past, however the rest of its internals paint an even more forward-thinking photo. This 4.6-inch Sony-bred device gloats a 1280 x 720 HD Reality display, 720p webcam / 12-megapixel rear camera with Exmor R sensor, PlayStation Accreditation, 16GB of storage space plus 1GB RAM, a 1,900 mAh battery and NFC. For that spec mix, you ‘d expect the Ion’s on contract price to increase up on the Benjamins, however as an alternative it’s been priced to sell at an appealing $ 99– a great deal like the Lumia 900. Will that retail positioning hurt or assist its leads? Can the Ion successfully straddle two globes, carving out an identification for itself and enticing a defined market portion? Or will this hodgepodge of internals prove too inconsistent for any type of group, conserve, perhaps, bargain hunters? Find the answers to those questions and even more below.
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Bungie.net to stop updating Halo data on March 31st, completing split from the franchise
Author: Angela Chin
If there’s one thing that comes to mind when you hear about the game developer Bungie, it’s got to be the mega-hit franchise Halo. After the company split from Microsoft in 2008, it is now completing its departure from the franchise: the online portal Bungie.net is going to stop updating its vast array of Halo player stats come March 31st. Microsoft’s internal Halo-focused development studio, 343 Industries, will pick up the slack with its Halo Waypoint service. Meanwhile, Bungie says that it will “preserve all existing historical Halo data on Bungie.net for as long as the Internet and Bungie’s data storage systems remain functional.”
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No Comments »LG DoublePlay makes its official intro on T-Mobile, offers dual-screens and split keyboard
Author: William Miller
Where have all the split-keyboard phones gone? It’s been roughly seven years since the days of the Nokia 6820, a messaging device with an innovative form factor, but handsets with a similar mold have become extreme rarities in the market — if they even make it to the market at all (remember the MotoSplit?). LG’s hoping to gain some ground in this area by officially announcing the DoublePlay, a unique Android 2.3 handset with dual touchscreens and split QWERTY. Here’s the scoop: the DoublePlay’s powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU and offers a 5MP rear-facing camera capable of capturing 720p HD video. Where it gets interesting, however, is in the DoublePlay’s design — it uses a 3.5-inch display on top, sliding out to reveal a 2-inch internal screen sandwiched in between both halves of the keyboard. As it turns out, both screens can be used separately or in tandem with each other, depending on your needs. No pricing or availability was specifically announced, but the presser appears to coincide with the 2011 National Texting Championship beginning October 26th, so the phone will likely launch around the same time. Perhaps we have a device here that’ll be a legend in another seven years?
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Windows Phone Apollo to feature speech-to-text, low-end Tango gets split in two
Author: Eric Moss
If this hodgepodge of sorta, kinda official confirmation is to be believed, Windows Phone users can look forward to native voice command functionality built-in to the Apollo update. Nokia US’ CEO, Chris Weber, first spilled the speech-to-text beans in an interview with VentureBeat back in early August, referring to the tech as a killer WP feature. Now, a report over on ZDNet backs up that leaked info with resume tidbits from former MS Windows Phone / Mobile Communications team members that had a hand in creating the so-called “Voice-Compose” and “Read-Aloud” features — even tipping us off to a possible Windows 8 and WP 8 convergence. There’s also mention (gleaned from a company job listing) of MS’ lower-end mobile OS splitting into two separate versions — Tango1 and Tango2. We know what you’re thinking. It’s hard to get excited about far-off OS updates when we’re still waiting on Mango’s release. Still, it’s good to know Ballmer and co. aren’t just resting on their Windows laurels.
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Xbox 360′s ESPN3 app updated with more voice control, split screen and more
Author: Tyler Evans
The PlayStation 3 may have NFL Sunday Ticket but the Xbox 360 still has exclusive access to ESPN3′s slate of games, shows and replays, and today the app was updated with a new look and a few new features. Viewers can designate their favorite sports and teams to bring related content right to the front, while a new mini-guide gives easy access to other streams while you watch. If you’re trying to keep track of more than one game there’s also support for split screen viewing (with independent control of each stream) and upgraded voice control for Kinect owners. Other tweaks include a college football scoreboard to keep track of all the games at once, reminders, live alerts on score changes and the addition of ESPN’s BottomLine. Unchanged is the restriction that you need to subscribe to a TV provider that includes ESPN3 in its package, but if you do have the service (and shell out for XBL, of course) it should be available the next time you load up your console. Check out the YouTube videos embedded above and after the break along with a press release for a runthrough of some of the new features.
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