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What you’re looking at above is a demo board carrying a next-gen Wolfson WM5110 audio chip for smartphones. This bit of silicon isn’t in any market-ready handsets just yet, hence the DIY setup, but given Wolfson’s well-cemented partnership with Samsung there’s every chance this’ll be the audio hub in the next Galaxy S, as well as potentially in other manufacturers’ phones coming out in 2014.

One of the WM5110′s headline features is the ability to handle high sample rate music tracks at 24-bit and 192KHz, aka “studio master” or “better than CD quality” sound. Such skills are generally reserved for pricey standalone DACs like iRiver’s AK100, which allows Wolfson to claim that this is the first implementation for inside a smartphone. We have an ears-on video for you after the break, but it’s not much use for judging audio quality — the event was too noisy even for us to attempt that, so we’ll just wait to do another audio round-up in more controlled conditions — but at least there’s some proof of principle. On the other hand, if you’re unconvinced as to whether 192KHz is even a worthwhile spec to have in smartphone, then read on to learn about some of the WM5110′s other abilities, which have a more practical bent.

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As much as we like extending our music universe through apps within the likes of Deezer and Spotify, that wider experience hasn’t usually carried over to mobile. Deezer, at least, thinks it can put those apps inside our pockets. App Studio now supports building add-ons for both Android and iOS devices, giving travelers music and social components beyond what Deezer can provide on its own. The company isn’t relying just on phones and tablets to pad its customer base, though. It’s also improving the behind-the-scenes framework to bolster gaming through its API, and an affiliate program will pay social app creators every time one of their users subscribes to Deezer. Us listeners will just have to wait for developers to implement App Studio and the API changes before we reap any potential rewards.

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BLU Products is leaving no niche revealed, it seems. Just a week after the Quattro line surfaced, we’re seeing two even more budget plan smartphones arrive that fill in exactly what few gaps are left. The Storage tank 4.5 seen above is an unusual rugged entry for BLU that’s dirt – and water-resistant, yet still fairly slim for a toughened phone at 0.38 inches– it’s the 4.5-inch qHD screen, dual-core 1GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera and 4GB of expandable storage space that keep the price in check. The Studio 5.3 II (below), on the other hand, is a direct sequel to last year’s Studio that takes on the enhanced processor and resolution of the Tank 4.5 while introducing a much better 8-megapixel camera. Regardless of the phone, you’ll discover Jelly Grain and roaming-friendly dual SIM slots with unlocked HSPA 3G. Both are delivering now to the United States for $ 199, which could be just low enough to catch tourists who desire an easy smartphone for that late winter season holiday.

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A behind-the-scenes look at the recording of ‘Colours’ which is Track 2 on my debut EP titled ‘Feel This Way’. All my music is available on iTunes (tiny.cc www.jakeedgley.com http (video director)

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In November, we learned that Microsoft was planning to build original games for tablets and mobile phones, spreading the Xbox brand further than ever before, with a new UK studio called Lift London. Now, however, Microsoft VP Phil Harrison has clarified the studio’s mission: to build games for the cloud itself. “I wanted to create from scratch a 21st century studio. Not a studio that would make retail products; a studio that would make games for the cloud, putting together the most incredible talent ever seen in a start-up,” he told reporters during a London press conference. Though Harrison says the company will continue to support retail, suggesting that physical game discs might not go away soon, he suggested that the company’s future…

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Tax receipts available!! Come hang out at the Studio 89 cafe! It’s not your average cafe! We try to be all sorts of awesome by providing fair-trade, organic, bird friendly and rain forest certified coffee, and by providing other ethical and yummy treats and products! The money you spend in Studio 89 goes towards the functioning of our artademic resource centre and youth programming. See we’re what is technically called a social purpose enterprise. This is how it works. Our youth led non-profit organization YTGA has been empowering and mobilizing young people for social justice through campaigns, workshops and the arts since 2006. Through the cafe business we are able to run much more programming for many more young people! That’s right, you spend money on good ethical and healthy stuff and it goes towards more good community stuff! Once inside, you will note that Studio 89 is an entirely community-centric space. Most of our furnishings are donated by local businesses and community members like yourselves! We aim to provide you with a place to enjoy your ethical coffee while learning about interesting things happening locally and globally or maybe you just want to hang out, perhaps while enjoying our regular weekly events. If so inclined, you can also get involved with our social justice campaigns. These campaigns address domestic and international issues that matter to our youth. Studio 89: – A youth empowering social enterprise comprised of a fair trade cafe and an …
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Windows 8 slates are riding a wave of 40 Xbox titles into an October launch, and now Microsoft has laid the base to deliver even more games with a brand new studio concentrated on tablet development. The currently unmarked, London-based ensemble will certainly be headed by former Rare Production Director Lee Schuneman, who has shepherded Kinect Sports titles, the Xbox 360 Avatars, Fable: The Quest and the Xbox’s Sky TELEVISION application to completion. Pieces running Richmond’s latest Operating System won’t see a project from the group for a while, however, as the studio is still seeking new hires and won’t open its doors until November.

Continue reading Microsoft announces brand-new home entertainment and game studio concentrated on Windows 8 tablet developmentFiled under: Gaming, TabletsMicrosoft reveals brand-new entertainment and game studio focused on Windows 8 tablet development initially appeared on Engadget on Sat, 15 Sep