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Jolla’s Marc Dillon teases world’s first Sailfish device, confirms launch in a couple of weeks

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So the rumor is true: the world’s first Jolla Sailfish device will be launching this month. In fact, Marc Dillon, the ex-CEO and now Head of Software Development at Jolla, was kind enough to flash the back of the product at the GMIC Beijing conference earlier today — mainly to emphasize his love for the Chinese market. It was very brief — no more than two seconds — but the orange device appeared to be no smaller than five inches in screen size. Dillon only added that the official launch is “coming in a couple of weeks,” so we’ll be keeping an eye out for an invitation in our mailbox.

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Nokia teases QWERTY phone announcement on April 24th

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Author: Jesus Sargent

Main teasers rarely provide much in the way of detail, but this one from Nokia a minimum of includes a beautiful image. It reveals the rounded design language we have actually concerned associate with the company’s latest attribute phones, but with Z and Shift keys that signify we’re looking at a physical QWERTY handset as opposed to a sweet bar– possibly something along free throw lines of the Asha 205 we saw back in November. The photo was accompanied by an article confirming that this’ll be a product from Nokia’s Mobile Phones group rather than the people behind Lumia, which the announcement will happen at 7am GMT (3am ET) this Wednesday. The time zone is suggestive of an Asian or European launch, so it might or could not be worth setting your alarm.

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ASUS teases something square and grey, will reveal its new device tomorrow

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Author: Brittany Turner

Were we expecting any new hardware from ASUS Items we’ve seen but have not shipped like the Qube and Transformer Book spring to mind immediately, but they’re not a direct match for the pic the company posted on its Google+ page this evening. It’s inviting any and all guesses as to what it might be, and promises a device reveal tomorrow, so your period of eager anticipation will be thankfully short lived. Judging by the comments it appears unlikely that it’s anything we’ve had hands-on with so far, but it features the spun-metal aluminum look we’ve become familiar with on ASUS’ tablets and laptops lately. Beyond that, the oddly squarish aspect ratio draws immediate comparisons to the 3:2 Chromebook Pixel, but until it’s officially unveiled, we’ll leave the rest of the guessing up to you.

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Recon teases new sports head-up display for sunglasses, promises more info this summer

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Author: Matthew Baker

Anyone who’s ever had a nice brisk bike ride through a snowstorm is likely to cringe a bit at the above image. Though the gentlemen pictured is looking forward to the summer season for other reasons — that’s when the Recon heads-up display he’s testing is set to get a bigger reveal. In the meantime, we’re stuck staring at the above image of HUD-equipped sunglasses and wondering precisely what it all means — aside, of course, for the company’s move off the ski slopes.

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Wacom Teases Mobile Tablet With Pro Pressure Sensitivity, Multi-Touch And HD Display Coming This Summer

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Author: Brandon Zimmerman

Wacom, the leading player when it comes to pressure-sensitive input devices aimed at photo and digital art professionals, has teased an upcoming mobile tablet product on its Facebook account. In response to what Wacom characterizes as outspoken customer feedback, the company says it’s working on a a device with “a pressure-sensitive professional pen, smooth multi-touch, an HD display, and other valuable features that you haven’t seen in other tablets.”

The tablet device is said to be something Wacom is working on “24/7,” with a target launch date of sometime this summer. Wacom provides the underlying technology behind a number of current tablets with pressure-sensitive stylus input, including the Surface Pro and Samsung’s Galaxy Note line, so it’s no stranger to doing pressure sensitivity on mobile devices. The company’s own hardware has generally been limited to peripherals, however, like its Bamboo, Intuos and Cintiq line of USB-powered drawing tablets, all of which require a host computer to operate.

Now, it looks like Wacom wants to branch out into an own-branded standalone tablet device. The tease shares nothing about what platform the device would be based around, but Android is a good bet. Penny Arcade co-creator Mike “Gabe” Krahulik also recently articulated at length his love for the Surface Pro and its built-in Wacom tech for creating digital art, so a device based on Windows 8 also isn’t outside the realm of possibility.

The only challenge for Wacom might be keeping a standalone device affordable. The Cintiq line of drawing tablets with built-in screens it currently offers start at $ 899 for the 12WX, which has a 12.1-inch display, but again requires a connected computer to function. Getting a self-sufficient Wacom tablet to a level where it meets the standards of the company’s demanding pros probably won’t come cheap, but the level of tech and the supply chain associated with the necessary components has also matured considerably since the 12WX was introduced in 2007. The proliferation of tablets and smartphones have helped putting more advanced technology in ever-smaller packages increasingly affordable.

I reached out to Wacom to see if they could provide more detail on this upcoming product, and will update if they respond with additional information.

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Wacom teases upcoming HD mobile tablet for ‘creative uses’

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Author: Rod Sutherland

Wacom teases upcoming HD mobile tablet for 'creative uses'

Wacom’s dipped its electronic quill in a lot of stylus-enabled tablets, but hasn’t yet done what many of its creative pro users would like: build one of its own. It looks like that’s about to change as the Bamboo maker has posted a teaser on Facebook saying it’ll bring a mobile tablet “this summer” with a pressure-sensitive professional pen, multi-touch capability and an HD display. There are no other details like what OS such a device may boast, but if it offers its own functionality as well — say, Cintiq-style input on a desktop machine — then Wacom could be onto a winner.

[Thanks, Mark]

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LG teases several new smartphones for MWC, is brought to you by the letters G, L, V and F

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Author: Alexander McQueen

LG isn’t really done making unclear pointers at exactly what it’s got in shop for us in Barcelona next week. While we admittedly missed it on our first viewing, the most up to date trailer flies past numerous red initials and unclear glances of four handsets. There’s an L (design?), a G (achievement), one V (view, or Vu) and a brand-new one, F, that evidently means liberty. Simply put, it looks like LG may be bringing several phones to the show. The brief video additionally puts lots of emphasis on tags, which we’re guessing will involve some NFC tech– possibly expanding on those “Tag On” stickers we saw revealed at CES last month. We simply wishthe message was as loud and clear as the songs in the teaser. You have actually been warned.

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Kim Dotcom teases new ‘secure’ and private Mega email, chat, voice, and video services

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As part of a (brief) rant on Twitter today about the dangers of using web services that are based in the United States, Mega founder Kim Dotcom said the service will expand “in the coming years” beyond cloud storage to offer secure email, web chat, voice, video, and “mobile” (emphasis his) products. Naturally, no details have been offered beyond the single tweet teasing the new features, but from a series of messages on Twitter it’s clear that the focus is on privacy. The tease came after Dotcom advised his followers not to use US-based web services, like Gmail, Skype, and iCloud, claiming that they have to “provide (by law) secret & untraceable NSA backdoors to all your data.” The expanded web services would most certainly be based in…

LG Teases New Smartphone Line Unveiling On Facebook

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Author: Stacey Cook

LG Mobile today posted an image to its Facebook page feed that highly recommends we ’ ll quickly see the company officially expose its following generation of smartphone gadgets. The teaser graphic promises that LG ’ s “ New series will be unveiled, ” depicting a wrapped gift box. The curious tagline “ See what surprise LG has in store for you this time, with an unanticipated distinction ” accompanies the images.

LG might be eager to let people understand that something new is coming, but the company isn ’ t offering anything away in terms of what will be revealed or when. In all chance, nevertheless, provided the timing of this statement, we ’ ll probably see whatever LG needs to reveal at Mobile Globe Congress this year in Barcelona. That event is taking place beginning later in February, so we wear ’ t have long to wait.

We can likewise suppose about exactly what LG will be revealing at that show. While numerous of the commenters on the business ’ s Facebook post appear curious about getting updates to their gadgets to Android Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean, it ’ s much more most likely we ’ ll see LG’ s Optimus G successor, the G Pro, which flaunts a 5-inch, 1080p display revealed off, and it seems a lot of various other devices created to attract a range of budget plans. The Optimus G Pro has actually already been verified by NTT DoCoMo, and ought to launch in April, however other LG smartphones most likely stay to be seen.

The concern continues to be whether LG can bring anything really surprising now that the Optimus Pro has actually been outed. Then once again, this is the business that delivered the excellent Nexus 4, so don ’ t underestimate what they can do outside of a crown jewel phone.

Samsung SCH-i337 appears in UAProf, teases bad pun, 1080p display

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Mum’s still the word on the arrival of Samsung’s next Galaxy S device, but that hasn’t stopped fans from speculating. The latest? A user agent profile for a SCH-i337, a Samsung manufactured handset boasting a 1080p display. The UAProf reveals little else about the device, but its ~~lame~~ 1337 naming convention playfully suggests something impressive is coming our way. The Galaxy S IV, perhaps? We’re not quite ready to make that call — but Sammy has to do something with that new Exynos chip, doesn’t it? Read on for a peek at the user data yourself, or take a gander at the whole thing at the rightmost source link.

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