Mobile communication devices including standard mobile/cell phone, smartphones of various platforms and OSes.
you know how a typical smartwatch looks like? they are mostly square or oblong, which is nothing wrong, but if you need a piece that can actually goes with your formal work wear or for a black tie event, then Motorola has just the answer for you: the Moto 360 smartwatch.
biggest news today is probably Android Wear. it is a biggie to the wearable tech community. why? because, up till now, Android-powered smartwatches are using an OS which are not tailored for a tiny display and functionality of a wrist watch, but with the Android Wear, it is specifically designed for wearables and based around voice and contextual…
for those who are wondering when LG digital smart timepiece going to arrive, well, LG has an answer, and that would be sometime in second quarter of 2014. the aptly dubbed LG G Watch is powered by the freshly announced Android Wear which is a new mobile platform tailored specifically for wearable devices.
it is a strange time to be releasing a commemorative iPhone 5s, but still, we are pretty sure the Gold-plated Limited Edition iPhone 5s by GineeX Studio will garner its fair share of attention. unlike The Million Dollar iPhone and the cohort of gold and blinged out iPhone 5/5s, the GineeX Studio iteration takes on a more…
we are all familiar with iPhone or at least aware of its existence, but have you heard of an ePhone? though not the official namesake, there is in fact such a device and it is one communication device that touts a dream two weeks of usage on a single charge – all thanks to the use of E-ink…
for avid gadget fans who are constantly seeking for new breed of mobile OS, Mozilla has shed some lights on not one but two slates powered by Firefox OS. the first device is a 10-inch InFocus tablet from Foxconn fitted with a 1GHz quad-core A31 (ARM Cortex-A7) chip with PowerVR GPU.
the aftermath of Snowden’s whistle-blowing inevitably lead to the question: are we still being watched? with the advancement in technology, it is hard not to leave some digital fingerprints here and there, but as far as basics in communication such as through the use of a cell phone, it could be a little more secured.
amidst the show-stoppers from the industry big players at last week’s MWC, Japanese firm Kyocera actually also have some tricks up their sleeves. the firm showoff a few products, but it is this drool-worthy visionary product known as the Flexible Phone Concept that caught our eyes.
why do one want an iPhone 5 over the newer 5s? because, with the fingerprint scanner in the way at the Home button, you wouldn’t be able to enjoy the lavish 24 carat gold plating, embellished with single cut 2ct. diamond. that’s why. well, at least that’s what The Million Dollar iPhone created by Alchemist has to offer.
while the Blackphone as proposed by Geeksphone and Silent Circle may appeal to the security-obsessed consumers, the Boeing Black Phone (yes. aircraft maker Boeing. not a typo, btw) is the commercial-grade secured phone targeted at government sectors and is built to handle security needs of “government-level missions.”
if the Brick Retro Mobile Phone were to surface, say about ten years ago, we wouldn’t even look at it because at that time, smartphone were pretty obscured and so were mega-size handsets, but now, things are a little different since phone has been growing in size and so i guess Brick Retro Mobile Phone does have a…