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Orange’s Europe-bound trio of branded phones includes its first 4G handset
Author: Melissa Shroeder
At this rate, there will not be anything left to announce when MWC actually opens its doors. Today’s early launcher is Orange Europe, which is introducing a trio of Jelly Bean-running smartphones that are destined for the continent. Initially up, the Lumio is the business’s first 4G smartphone, loading a 4.5-inch display and an 8-megapixel camera. If you like your devices to be on the skinny side, then the 4.7-inch San Remo has an 8.2 mm thick body and similarly geared up imaging sensor. Finally, the budget-focused Nivo offers a 4-inch display and a 5-megapixel camera. Orange has actually currently informed us that it won’t be coming to the UK, however need to arrive in Romania, Slovakia and Spain around the first half of the year– unless somebody’s legal representatives choose that the Lumio name’s a bit too close for comfort.
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Mobile Add-on Maker TYLT Partners With YC-Backed Tagstand On Trio Of NFC-Enabled Products
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Tagstand, the Y Combinator-backed startup intent on taking NFC mainstream, is revealing a partnership with mobile accessories maker TYLT in advance of this year ’ s CES in Las Vegas. The bargain includes three brand-new items, manufactured by TYLT, which utilize Tagstand ’ s NFC innovation: TUNZ, a transportable Bluetooth speaker; CAPIO, a global smartphone mount for the vehicle; and TAGZ, which are the NFC stickers you can program and put anywhere.
The items are created to work with Tagstand ’ s Android application, NFC Job Launcher, which formerly was made to deal with NFC tags, like those Tagstand offers in its tag shop. Users configure their NFC tags to carry out certain tasks when tapped – like immediately triggering Bluetooth, launching their navigation app or songs app on their phone, link to Wi-Fi networks, change ringer volumes, check-in on social networks, and more. The Activity Launcher app has now been downloaded over 250,000 times, according to Tagstand co-founder Kulveer Taggar.
With the brand-new products from TYLT, nonetheless, some of those use cases are now readily available constructed into the equipment devices themselves. For instance, the CAPIO phone dock could now be configured to switch on your Bluetooth connection to sync with your vehicle, launch your favorite mapping app or begin playing music just by placing the phone in the mount.
The TUNZ speaker can be tapped to begin playing popular music, and do other tasks, like connecting to Wi-Fi, for instance. So hopefully, a better alternative to the poorly obtained Nexus Q? (A minimum of it looks like a speaker, not a ball.) The speaker consists of an inbuilt noise canceling mic that lets you switch over from songs to hands-free calling, and provides up to 20 hours of battery life. You can get 30 hours if you play the volume at half condition, the company declares.
Although NFC doesn ’ t have prevalent adoption in the UNITED STATE at this point in regards to mobile repayments – the modern technology it is typically most connected with – Tagstand has actually been wagering huge that its integration into brand-new Android phones will break the ice for startups that make the most of the modern technology in other means. TYLT is additionally purchasing NFC, with strategies to ship at least 100,000 NFC chips in six items in 2013. (In addition to the speaker and smartphone dock, they have four others on the roadmap. A few of the items were formerly announced, however Tagstand ’ s partnership was not.)
Taggar adds that Tagstand ’ s NFC Job Launcher app has now seen over 10 million actions performed, which is up from the 1 million it was stating back in June 2012. At the time, the company had simply transitioned the app from a $ 2 paid variation to a complimentary providing, so the drop in cost (to no), has likely helped increase adoption.
As have Samsung ’ s spicy and snarky marketing of its own NFC application, S-Beam, I may include.
The brand-new NFC-enabled items will debut at CES, and TUNZ will be available for acquisition immediately. CAPIO and TAGZ will introduce following month.
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Mobile Accessories Maker TYLT Partners With YC-Backed Tagstand On Trio Of NFC-Enabled Products
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Tagstand, the Y Combinator-backed startup intent on taking NFC mainstream, is announcing a partnership with mobile accessories maker TYLT in advance of this year’s CES in Las Vegas. The deal involves three new products, manufactured by TYLT, which use Tagstand’s NFC technology: TUNZ, a portable Bluetooth speaker; CAPIO, a universal smartphone mount for the car; and TAGZ, which are the NFC stickers you can program and place anywhere.
The products are designed to work with Tagstand’s Android application, NFC Task Launcher, which previously was made to work with NFC tags, like those Tagstand offers in its tag store. Users configure their NFC tags to perform particular tasks when tapped – like automatically activating Bluetooth, launching their navigation app or music app on their phone, connect to Wi-Fi networks, change ringer volumes, check-in on social networks, and more. The Task Launcher app has now been downloaded over 250,000 times, according to Tagstand co-founder Kulveer Taggar.
With the new products from TYLT, however, some of those use cases are now available built into the hardware devices themselves. For example, the CAPIO phone dock can now be configured to turn on your Bluetooth connection to sync with your car, launch your favorite mapping app or start playing music just by placing the phone in the mount.
The TUNZ speaker can be tapped to start playing music, and perform other tasks, like connecting to Wi-Fi, for example. So hopefully, a better alternative to the poorly received Nexus Q? (At least it looks like a speaker, not a ball.) The speaker includes a built-in noise canceling microphone that lets you switch from music to hands-free calling, and offers up to 20 hours of battery life. You can get 30 hours if you play the volume at half status, the company claims.
Although NFC doesn’t have widespread adoption in the U.S. at this point in terms of mobile payments – the technology it is often most associated with – Tagstand has been betting big that its integration into new Android phones will pave the way for startups that take advantage of the technology in other ways. TYLT is also investing in NFC, with plans to ship at least 100,000 NFC chips in six products in 2013. (In addition to the speaker and smartphone dock, they have four others on the roadmap. Some of the products were previously announced, but Tagstand’s partnership was not.)
Taggar adds that Tagstand’s NFC Task Launcher app has now seen over 10 million actions executed, which is up from the 1 million it was reporting back in June 2012. At the time, the company had just transitioned the app from a $ 2 paid version to a free offering, so the drop in price (to zero), has likely helped increase adoption.
As have Samsung’s spicy and snarky marketing of its own NFC implementation, S-Beam, I might add.
The new NFC-enabled products will debut at CES, and TUNZ will be available for purchase immediately. CAPIO and TAGZ will launch next month.
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No Comments »Harman bringing trio of JBL speakers and pair of AV receivers to CES
Author: JohnnyBells
Harman has joined several other companies in jumping the CES gun, announcing five new products it’s bringing to the show. First up is the JBL Charge, a hardy Bluetooth speaker which promises an impressive 12 hours of tunes on a single charge. If you are willing to sacrifice some of that play time, you can siphon power from the internal battery to other kit via the speaker’s USB port. Expected to start shipping in Q1 2013, you should be able to pick one up for around $ 149. Joining JBL’s OnBeat range are the Mini and Rumble speaker docks, which are both compatible with Apple’s Lightning connector. The Mini is a fairly standard dock which will play and charge for up five hours on battery power, and should be available this coming March for around $ 149. The Rumble, however, is a little more equipped, with both Lightning and Bluetooth streaming options, as well as a 4.5-inch, “down-firing subwoofer” for bass junkies. That extra muscle is reflected in the price, though, which is likely to be $ 399 when it hits stores next spring.
A couple of new Kardon-branded A/V receivers from Harman are also coming along to CES — the AVR 2700 and 3700. Both have multi-zone functionality, are stacked with wireless features including internet radio, AirPlay and DLNA connectivity, and can be controlled using iOS and Android apps. The AVR 2700 has eight HDMI ports and 4K video scaling for when you get round to buying that UHDTV, as well as 7.1-channel audio (at 100 watts per channel). The AVR 3700 adds WiFi connectivity, and has 7.2 channels (at 125 watts per channel) for adding a second woofer to your setup. When they become available to purchase in Q1 2013, expect wallet damage to the tune of $ 799 for the 2700, or $ 999 for the 3700. You can get a closer look at all the Harman products in the press shots below (complete with unnecessary reflection), and if you’re into PRs, there are a whole bunch awaiting you after the break.
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Gypsy Trane Trio on the Phish Lot at Jones Beach (7-3-12) : Deal – Dark Star Jam – Deal
Author: Brittany Turner
( Joseph Shabalala / Paul Simon) / Gypsy Joe – guitar & vocals; Miguel ‘Glue’ Lantigua – bass & vocals; & The Bongo Player From The Land Of The Unknown / gypsytrane.com www.facebook.com www.reverbnation.com www.myspace.com twitter.com soundcloud.com www.youtube.com Gypsy Trane is a Jam band established and led by guitar player and singer Gypsy Joe Hocking with an ever before spinning line up of backing members. Since it’s reincarnation in Florida, where Gypsy Joe fulfilled bassist/vocalist Glue Lantigua that the band has actually been progressively jettisoning towards the unknown. Bridging musical spaces and producing formats from the recognizable, obtainable to the totally zany and natural jams that take the listener to star grazing heights only to bring them to an atmospheric oblivion and back again. The band has because moving to New York cemented itself as a neighborhood phenomenon by bringing the level of street performance up to a new level, and the band has it’s sights on doing so in the live new music scene as well. Drummer and keyboardist Eron Fink and Casey Chews respectively have actually joined it’s brand-new lineup to complete the fold as Gypsy Trane prepares to take the phases above ground and under. Press Contact: gypsyjoetrane@gmail.com Reserving Representative: Joseph C. Hocking _______________________________________ Become one of my muses by following me on facebook right here: www.facebook.com Or connect to me in any many others number of methods: phinnegansvideos.blogspot.com plus.google.com www.reverbnation.com www.jambase.com www …
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DRS unveils trio of ruggedized tablets in Windows and Android flavors
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Drops, shocks, heavy vibrations, dust, water and temperatures in the extremes — just the kind of punishment you’d expect a DRS Armor slab to put up with, and the firm’s latest do so without the briefcase-like look. With MIL-STD 810G certification and an IP65 rating, the 7-inch multi-touch slates can withstand some rough and tumble — though there’s no word if they can pass the tesla coil benchmark. At 1.3 pounds, the Android 3.2-loaded X7ad squeezes out eight hours of battery life with a 1GHz dual core Tegra 2 processor. Its Windows-minded doppelganger, the X7et, holds a six-hour charge, sports an Atom Z670 processor and tips the scales at just under 1.5 pounds. If the chunkier look strikes your fancy, the 12.1 inch X12kb has you covered — though at 5.5 pounds, it’s the lightest MIL-STD-810G certified convertible tablet currently available. The swivel screened slate has up to eight hours of battery life, a Core i5 560UMCPU processor, a polarized LCD glass display, a spillproof keyboard and touchpad in addition to a one-click stealth mode that disables light and sound for “covert operations.” With GPS, WiFi and Gobi Wireless Broadband options, all three of these are ready for missions at home and abroad, however you might need that stealth function to find out the (currently unspecified) pricing.
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DRS unveils trio of ruggedized tablets in Windows and Android flavors originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 26 May 2012 03:16:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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HTC launches trio of Dragons in China, Ice Cream Sandwich on all
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HTC launches trio of Dragons in China, Ice Cream Sandwich on all originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 14 Apr 2012 03:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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LG busts out a trio of L-series phones in the run up to MWC
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LG’s gotten all excited and spilled even more beans ahead of MWC as to what offerings we’ll see at the big Iberian shindig. The L-Series is a trio of phones we’re already part-way familiar with, given that the budget L3 was leaked back in January. The L5 and L7 are aimed at the mid-range and premium ends of the market, running ICS and packing 4-inch and 4.3-inch displays respectively. Whilst there’s no further detail about specs, we know that the L-series shares the same DNA as the Prada Phone 3, so we’d imagine that as a good benchmark. The PR boasts of “five aesthetic elements,” all of which seem to emphasize that the phone’s going to be quite thin. After the break we’ve got that brief statement in full and the nagging sense that there’s no surprise forthcoming when LG takes to the stage next week.
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LG busts out a trio of L-series phones in the run up to MWC originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 21 Feb 2012 04:22:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Samsung sees a trio of high-end smartphones certified for Wi-Fi
Author: Mark Jeffries
You’ve probably never heard of the Samsung SGH-T999, SCH-I535 or SPH-L710, and that’s not surprising, but if you regularly buy the latest and greatest smartphones, one of them may soon be part of your life. All three codenames recently appeared at the Wi-Fi Alliance, where each of the devices has now been certified for dual-band 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi. That in and of itself wouldn’t tell us how important these devices are, but believe it or not, those code numbers actually do: it just so happens that the existing SGH-T989 is T-Mobile’s Galaxy S II, and the SCH-I515 and SPH-L700 are variants of the Galaxy Nexus for Verizon and Sprint respectively.
Since we know from experience that Samsung increases the middle of those three digits to…
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Nikon outs new Coolpix trio: L810 with 26x zoom, waterproof S30 and Intelligent Auto L26
Author: Dave Adams
Point-and-shoot refreshes may not get you all hot and bothered like some new, networked DSLRs might, but Nikon’s doing its best to reinvigorate the category. Announced today, the new line of Coolpix digital cameras crams an assortment of dedicated features — Intelligent Auto, ultra-zoom and ruggedization — into a spread of budget-friendly, 720p HD-capable offerings. The leader of this updated bunch, the L810, combines a 26x (22.5mm-585mm) lens, 19 exposure settings and a 3-inch LCD screen with VR image stabilization for users who want to get up close and personal without compromising detail. While the bar-lowering L26 makes the art of imaging a bit simpler and removes that pesky need for photographic know-how, capturing pictures using a 5x Zoom-NIKKOR lens in tandem with its array of automatically-selected scene modes. And for the accident prone amongst you amateur Ansel Adamses, the company’s S30 packs a 10.1MP sensor and 3x wide angle lens into a drop-resistant, waterproof shell. These three digital imaging amigos are available starting this February in an assortment of colors, with the L810 retailing for $ 280 and its category siblings pegged for $ 120 each. Head on past the break to peruse the official presser and get the lowdown on the extended feature set.
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Nikon outs new Coolpix trio: L810 with 26x zoom, waterproof S30 and Intelligent Auto L26 originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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