Once again Microsoft is showing some love for iOS. Microsoft’s PhotoSynth app, not yet available for Windows Phone 7, debuted this afternoon on Apple’s platform and with it comes a completely submersive panorama experience. If you’re familiar with the 360 Panorama app on iOS, this a more advanced, free version.
April, 2011
Few words resonate through our tech addicted veins like ‘free’. For O2 customers ready to hop on a £27.00 per month plan a free Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc awaits. Touting Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a slim and lightweight design, and some amazing low light capabilities, thanks to the award winning Exmor R sensor, we’d say this is a win win.
Oh Exynos, our paths cross again. After learning Samsung’s dual-core Orion processor would be called Exynos in February, we’ve received word Samsung has some serious plans for Exynos in the speed department. Cnet is reporting the company will offer a dual-core 2GHz Exynos by early next year. It might be time to start making our CES 2012 travel arrangements, don’t you think?
Not so fast Samsung. Before you go celebrating another successful quarter of Galaxy S smartphone sales you might want to take a gander and the lawsuit brewing from Cupertino. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple has sued Samsung for allegedly copying “the look and feel” of its iPad tablet and iPhone smartphone. With the strong resemblance between the Galaxy S 4G and the previous generation iPhone 3GS, there’s certainly merit for the claim.
The LG Optimus 2X invites you to go twice as fast as any Android phone before it, thanks to its dual core 1GHz processor humming away inside. If only LG had read the memo about hardware not being the only metric that counts these days.
It’s been a long time coming, now the Motorola Xoom is finally here. But what can it do? We’ve spent the last week using it for everything from diagnosing aches and pains to protecting our house. Read on to find out more about some of the Xoom’s surprising superpowers…
With the likes of the HTC ChaCha and INQ Cloud Touch hitting shops in the next weeks and months, and rumours of a Facebook modded Android OS still flying around the interwebs, we thought it’d be a good time to take a trip down memory lane, and see just how we ended up with handsets with dedicated Facey B buttons emblazoned on them. Read on as we dig through the archives…