iPhone 5 to support 4G LTE

Apple unveiled this week the new iPad, iPad HD. One of the major new features is the option to get 4G LTE on the iPad. 4G LTE is offered by Verizon and AT&T in the United States. The coverage area of 4G LTE is still far from complete. Verizon's 4G LTE network is available in 196 cities. On top of that the 4G LTE chip inside the iPad is not supporting European 4G LTE networks. Apple just made the 4G LTE option for the US carriers. Did Apple get paid by AT&T and Verizon to offer a 4G LTE iPad? Maybe. In any case Apple has jumped the gun and is now offering LTE connectivity on the iPad. This makes it very likely or even sure that the new iPhone 5 expected this fall will have 4G LTE connectivity.

Apple needs though to support international 4G LTE markets with the new iPhone 5 to not disappoint and confuse even more consumers abroad.

Source: www.i4u.com

Nokia Announced 808 PureView with 41 MP Camera

Nokia 808 PureView will be the most sophisticated camera phone out there with 41 MP camera with PureView Pro imaging technology and Carl Zeiss optics. This will be running on Symbian (Belle) OS and has a Single core, 1300 MHz, ARM 11 processor with 512 MB RAM / 1024 MB ROM memory.

Nokia 808 PureView can be described more like a camera than a smart phone. Addition to 41 MP camera it has LED Xenon flash with optical zoom enabled. It can also act as a camcorder with 1920x1080 (1080p HD) (30 fps) and 1280x720 (720p HD) (30 fps) video options.

Nokia has Officially announced 808 PureView on 27 Feb 2012 and expected to release to market on 2012 Q2

Watch Nokia 808 PureView hands on preview

Galaxy S3 with Quad-core 1.5 GHz expected in July

rendered preview of Samsung Galaxy S3 courtesy of phonearena.com

We are not 100% certain on this story but according to specs, definetely Samsung Galaxy S3 will be the hit of this year.  Certainly a June or July release date makes the most sense. According to released specs, it will run Android 4.0 powered by 1.8GHz quad-core CPU with 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal memory and a microSD slot.

More specs are follows

• Display : Size 4.6 inches with 720 x 1280 (HD) screen resolution built using Super AMOLED Plus technology
• Processor: Quad core, Exynos 4412
• memory: 2048 MB RAM
• Storage: 32 GB
• Camera: 12.1 megapixels
• Camcorder: 1920x1080 (1080p HD) (60 fps)

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Be the first to own a Nokia Lumia 800

Nokia Lumia 800

Pre orders are now available for Nokia Lumia 800 at phones4u, which will be releasing to market on 2nd March 2012. If you order today, you can own this beauty on 06/03.

Running Windows Phone 7.5 OS, the Lumia comes filled with unique features, all of which work to make life a little easier.

Here are some of the features of Nokia Lumia 800

• Windows Phone 7.5 OS
• 720p Video recording
• 8 Megapixel Carl Zeiss Camera with LED Flash
• Autofocus
• Face Detection
• Touch Focus
• 3.7-inch AMOLED Screen
• Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate
• AMOLED capacitive touchscreen
• Multi-touch input method
• 16 GB Internal Memory
• 512MB RAM
• Bluetooth 2.1
• GPRS technology
• HTML
• Internet Explorer 9 with desktop rendering
• MicroUSB v2.0
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n

Check the Nokia Lumia 800 Review by Phones 4u
 

Ubuntu for Android - New era of computing begins

Did everyone see the news yesterday? It would have been easy enough to skip over the story, but Canonical announced its idea for bringing Ubuntu, and therefore Linux, to mobile devices (and we're talking proper Linux, not just Android). If you don't count Android (as most Linux users wouldn't), Linux is the last major desktop OS to make the transition to mobile. The strange thing is that with Ubuntu for Android, Canonical isn't exactly creating a mobile OS, just a way to easily transition from mobile to desktop and back. This sort of straddling the line has both its advantages and disadvantages, but still gives us a view of what the future holds for computing.

Canonical will be showing off the Ubuntu for Android software in full at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week. Of course, we should have known that Linux makers wouldn't sit back and let Apple, Microsoft and Google take over the tablet space; and, we should have known that Ubuntu would be the first Linux distro to really push to make the leap. What we couldn't have seen coming was that Canonical would not only bring Ubuntu as a player to the game, but give us a sneak peek into the future of computing. And, we mean all computing, not just desktop or mobile. This is the future.

Will there be an Office package for iPad?

Pic courtesy of The Daily 

There’s a big rumor on web about yet to be released Microsoft office app for iPads. The daily, which is the source of this buzz have put a picture of an iPad with Microsoft office app is opened and then rumor started to fire all over the world. According to The daily, Microsoft office app will be submitting to the approval by Apple and will be released in the coming weeks.

Replying to this story, Microsoft spokesperson said that the Daily story is based on inaccurate rumors and speculation. However they have not yet denied about making an office package for iPads. Replying to the denial by Microsoft, Peter Ha, tech editor at The Daily, said that a Microsoft employee had demonstrated a version of the app on an iPad. “The launch screen may not be final, but the app itself is real,” Mr. Ha said. “We were told that the app was done and it was being tested internally.” However, with these rumors buzzing, we can hope for a Microsoft office package for iPads in this year.