De seneste posts fra danske RSS feeds og weblogs på Overskrift.dk om tag'et samsung galaxy tab http://www.overskrift.dk Thu, 12 Apr 2012 23:02:08 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.overskrift.dk/images/overskrift.gif http://www.overskrift.dk Overskrift.dk http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 60 http://beep.tv2.dk/nyheder/har-du-talt-med-dit-tv-i-dag Både Samsung og LG har lavet to nye overlækre fladskærme, som vi kigger nærmere på Det er fladskærms-sæson - det betyder at producenterne hvert år i foråret lancerer helt nye flade modeller som skal op og hænge derhjemme. Derfor har vi kigget nærmere på to af de mest interessante skærme fra henholdsvis Samsung og LG.  De har begge det til fælles, at styringen på skærmen ikke er som de andre. Og så ser de jo i den grad flotte ud. Samsung 46ES8000 Pris: Fra 17.999 kroner Koreanernes nyeste 8000-serie er en fryd for øjet, når det kommer til skærm-areal. Samsung var de første til at føre skærmen helt ud til kanten og næsten helt droppe kanten på skærmen. Deres nyeste modeller i LED og plasma er ingen undtagelse. De ser flotte ud, men kommer med et par esser, som man ellers kun troede var forbeholdt spillemaskinen Xbox.  For du kan styre volumen, kanalvalg, Smart Hub (deres app-platform) og meget mere alene med bevægelser og stemme. Der sidder et lille kamera på toppen af skærmen, der registrerer din hånd, så snart du vinker foran skærmen. Så kan du bruge hånden til at surfe rundt eller navigere i menuer. Du bekræfter et valg ved at lukke hånden. Der er også mikrofon i fladskærmen, som registrere din stemme, så snart du har sagt aktiveringsordet 'Hi TV' eller 'Smart TV'.  Herfra kan du tænde, slukke eller søge på ord gennem Google direkte på fladskærmen. Mit korte indtryk Umiddelbart virker begge ting rigtig fine, men er stadig en ekstra gimmick, som mangler en del finjustering. Det er klart stemmestyringen, jeg kan se flest ideer i. Specielt når man ikke kan finde fjernbetjeningen og gerne vil tænde fladskærmen.  Håndkontrollen har stadig en del at arbejde med, selv om bekræftelser af valg med en lukket hånd er en rigtig fed ting i forhold til Kinects, hvor man skal lade hånden hvile over menu-valget.  LG LM960v Pris: Fra 24.999 kroner for 47-tommer. 55' koster 29.999 kr Designet er forbløffende slående som lige i øjet, når man første gang ser på LGs nye topskærm. Det er en virkelig flot sag med tynde kanter og en fod, der får skærmen til næsten at svæve i luften. Sammen med aluminiumskanten får man i den grad lyst til at stille dette frem i stuen som sit tilbedte husalter.  LG benytter sig af back-lit LED, og det kan ses på skærmens kvalitet, der giver rigtig flotte billeder. I modsætning til Samsung har den også passiv 3D, som jeg personligt synes er flottere end aktiv, hvor man har batterier i brillerne.  Her er der også en app-platform med apps fra Viaplay, Headweb og mange flere. Du kan styre det hele med den tilhørende magic remote, som minder meget om Nintendos Wiimote. Det er som en svævende mus på skærmen, og nu har fjernbetjeningen i denne opgradering fået et scroll-hjul, som er unikt når der skal surfes på den 55-tommer store skærm. Du kan også lave enkle bevægelser med controlleren, men det er endnu meget få kommandoer. Selv lover LG, at der vil komme langt flere valgmuligheder og stemmestyring, så man kan lave tale-til-tekst blandt andet.  Mit korte indtryk Jeg er personligt slået mere bagover af denne skærm, som står virkelig flot i både billedkvalitet og design. Desuden er magic remote et godt valg og en forlænget sofa-arm, når der skal surfes på skærmen.  Dog kunne prisen godt skræmme de fleste væk, så vi må håbe at den hurtigt falder i udvalgte butikker.  David Guldager Forside feed Thu, 12 Apr 2012 20:11:30 +0100 http://elektronista.dk/to-go/vind-samsung-tablet/   Oh yeah! Der er tablet i goodie bag’en. Samsung Galaxy Tab er en af de bedste Android tablets og vi har en på højkant til en heldig Elektronista læser. Læs videre og se hvordan den bliver din. Gadget goodie bag’en indeholder denn uge en knivskarp underholdningsterminal som kan bruges på både Wifi og med simkort. LCD- skærmen er 8.9 tommer og vægten kun 455 gram, så det er tablet der en nem at have med i sofaen eller tasken. Der er kameraer placeret til både gård og gade (HD) og selvfølgelig mulighed for at se flash- (der jo som bekendt ikke virker på en iPad). Hvis du mener dit navn står på konkurrencens Samsung Galaxy Tab så smid en kommentar herunder og fortæl hvad du allerhelst vil bruge sådan en tablet til.   christiane ELEKTRONISTA: Livsstilsguiden til digitale trends, designer gadgets, sociale medier og online kultur Thu, 12 Apr 2012 17:00:38 +0100 http://beep.tv2.dk/nyheder/har-du-talt-med-dit-tv-i-dag Både Samsung og LG har lavet to nye overlækre fladskærme, som vi kigger nærmere på Det er fladskærms-sæson - det betyder at producenterne hvert år i foråret lancerer helt nye flade modeller som skal op og hænge derhjemme. Derfor har vi kigget nærmere på to af de mest interessante skærme fra henholdsvis Samsung og LG.  De har begge det til fælles, at styringen på skærmen ikke er som de andre. Og så ser de jo i den grad flotte ud. Samsung 46ES8000 Pris: Fra 17.999 kroner Koreanernes nyeste 8000-serie er en fryd for øjet, når det kommer til skærm-areal. Samsung var de første til at føre skærmen helt ud til kanten og næsten helt droppe kanten på skærmen. Deres nyeste modeller i LED og plasma er ingen undtagelse. De ser flotte ud, men kommer med et par esser, som man ellers kun troede var forbeholdt spillemaskinen Xbox.  For du kan styre volumen, kanalvalg, Smart Hub (deres app-platform) og meget mere alene med bevægelser og stemme. Der sidder et lille kamera på toppen af skærmen, der registrerer din hånd, så snart du vinker foran skærmen. Så kan du bruge hånden til at surfe rundt eller navigere i menuer. Du bekræfter et valg ved at lukke hånden. Der er også mikrofon i fladskærmen, som registrere din stemme, så snart du har sagt aktiveringsordet 'Hi TV' eller 'Smart TV'.  Herfra kan du tænde, slukke eller søge på ord gennem Google direkte på fladskærmen. Mit korte indtryk Umiddelbart virker begge ting rigtig fine, men er stadig en ekstra gimmick, som mangler en del finjustering. Det er klart stemmestyringen, jeg kan se flest ideer i. Specielt når man ikke kan finde fjernbetjeningen og gerne vil tænde fladskærmen.  Håndkontrollen har stadig en del at arbejde med, selv om bekræftelser af valg med en lukket hånd er en rigtig fed ting i forhold til Kinects, hvor man skal lade hånden hvile over menu-valget.  LG LM960v Pris: Fra 24.999 kroner for 47-tommer. 55' koster 29.999 kr Designet er forbløffende slående som lige i øjet, når man første gang ser på LGs nye topskærm. Det er en virkelig flot sag med tynde kanter og en fod, der får skærmen til næsten at svæve i luften. Sammen med aluminiumskanten får man i den grad lyst til at stille dette frem i stuen som sit tilbedte husalter.  LG benytter sig af back-lit LED, og det kan ses på skærmens kvalitet, der giver rigtig flotte billeder. I modsætning til Samsung har den også passiv 3D, som jeg personligt synes er flottere end aktiv, hvor man har batterier i brillerne.  Her er der også en app-platform med apps fra Viaplay, Headweb og mange flere. Du kan styre det hele med den tilhørende magic remote, som minder meget om Nintendos Wiimote. Det er som en svævende mus på skærmen, og nu har fjernbetjeningen i denne opgradering fået et scroll-hjul, som er unikt når der skal surfes på den 55-tommer store skærm. Du kan også lave enkle bevægelser med controlleren, men det er endnu meget få kommandoer. Selv lover LG, at der vil komme langt flere valgmuligheder og stemmestyring, så man kan lave tale-til-tekst blandt andet.  Mit korte indtryk Jeg er personligt slået mere bagover af denne skærm, som står virkelig flot i både billedkvalitet og design. Desuden er magic remote et godt valg og en forlænget sofa-arm, når der skal surfes på skærmen.  Dog kunne prisen godt skræmme de fleste væk, så vi må håbe at den hurtigt falder i udvalgte butikker.  David Guldager Forside feed Thu, 12 Apr 2012 16:40:31 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/jMAtPA-88Ic/ LED or LCD screens have always been one of the major selling points of the smartphones. Now-a-days the technology has become so advanced that it is hard for human eye to detect pixels in the screen. The more the screen resolution becomes dense, the more complicated the circuit becomes and screen resolution is directly proportional to the size of the panel. However, it is the mastery of the smartphone manufacturers to keep the size of the end product in the same thickness and even more flamboyant models. The introduction of Super LCD by HTC and AMOLED from Samsung, Motorola, Nokia and Sony have given birth to more and more phones in the market, making it hard for the customers to choose from the slew of such a big bunch. However, in terms of screen resolution, Apple still is in the lead with its trademark technology called the Retina Display, with a benchmark resolution of 330 ppi. However, the advent of AMOLED has given Apple a run for its money. Following are some of the smartphones that have mesmerized the world with their stunning screens. Apple iPhone 4S Though the phone brings the same shape and resolution of the screen from the 2010 predecessor, iPhone 4, since we are taking the 2011 and 2012 models into account, the iPhone 4S is the main winner of the bunch. The 3.7-inch screen with 960 x 640 resolution, giving the competitors a benchmark of 330 pixels per inch to beat, the iPhone 4 and 4S are a hard to beat players in the market. Let?s see what they bring this year. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:52:40 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/2-xrDUW3Ul0/ The most anticipated advancement is that Apple will build the new screen with the infamous AMOLED technology to give the phone missing oomph that its competitors have been bragging about. Speaking of which. Nokia Lumia 900 The phone was introduced in April 2012 with 4G LTE technology. The Lumia 900 is first smartphone from Nokia to arrive in the US as the Lumia 800 and 710 were sold outside the US. Perhaps the company did not want to risk a failure because of the lack of the 4G technology. However, besides the network capabilities, its screen has been making news because of new technologies introduced. Aside from the Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode technology, the company has introduced the ClearBlack technology that produces clear and deeper black colours giving the users a deep and differentiating contrast. Moreover, the new technology has been augmented by the Gorilla Glass that covers the surface area of the screen with oil-stain-free quality. The resolution at 800×480 in 4.3-inch screen, maybe less than the iPhone 4S, is also an attraction and more than what can be bargained for in $99. LG Spectrum LG?s first 4G LTE smartphone in 2012 arrived in the US market in January. Besides being a 4G LTE device, the phone packed a punch in its dimensions and screen. The Spectrum has a 4.5-inch HD screen with a 1,280×720-pixel resolution for the number jockeys. That translates into a very bright, crisp, colourful, and overall gorgeous display that supports 16 million colours. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:52:32 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/96525N00EuA/ The best thing about the screen is that at 4.5 inches the screen is neither too small like 4.3- or 3.7-inch displays, nor too big like 4.7-, 5.0- or 5.3-inch screens. Its structure lets the phone fit perfectly in the pocket and the size of its screen makes it a handy phone as well. Samsung Galaxy Nexus Samsung was the first smartphone manufacturer to introduce Android?s latest operating system version, the Ice Cream Sandwich. However, the phone was not just an ice breaker on the ICS but it brought a number of technological advancements to the horizon. The touch screen was the most attractive part of the phone when it was released in November, 2011. It is probably the first phone, if my memory helps me, to have no touch or capacitive buttons on front side. That is the beauty of the screen and the operating system that the mandatory buttons, home, back/return and menu are a part of the screen, though they remain there for most of the time. Moreover, the Gorilla Glass that Samsung has glued on the screen is one state-of-the-art innovation because it makes the screen curved in an extremely exotic way and that is propagated by the beautiful colour schematics of the ICS. With a 1,280×720-pixel Super AMOLED resolution, the HD display is wonderfully bright and vivid with eye-popping colors. Everything looks great, from graphics to photos to menu icons, and you can customize the five home screens with the Google Search bar, menu icons, and widgets. ICS brings new folders and new widgets, but we’ll get to those later. The main menu shows the traditional icons, and internal menus have the familiar list structure. This is a clean, elegant design that especially shines in the texting and e-mail apps, where it’s dead simple to append an attachment, audio, video, and photos. Bravo, Google. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:52:27 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/ssqx7gMMRG4/ Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket The screen quality has always been Samsung?s forte in the world of mobile communication. They never lagged behind their competitors when the world knew nothing about smartphones and keypad-based conventional handsets ruled the world. Now that the smartphone moniker is in the details, they are busy in giving their competitors a good fight. The Galaxy series is their main weapon of mass seduction, among the host of relatives is the S-series that has helped parent company in it?s cause. The Galaxy SII Skyrocket came in quick succession to SII, released in the same year. However, its chassis and screen made it the best choice among non-iPhone alternatives. However, it even managed to lure some iOS fans to convert to the Android religion. The best thing is its screen. The Skyrocket has a huge 4.5-inch display. Because of that, it looks more similar to the T-Mobile version of the Galaxy S II, as the AT&T version has a smaller 4.3-inch display instead. The Super AMOLED Plus screen is as gorgeous as ever, with vibrant colors and sharp images. It’s still stuck with the 800×480-pixel resolution, which doesn’t look as crisp on a big screen, but we still thought it looked great. All of the aforementioned smartphones are the best in the bunch. Though they are best five options in the market, the list is not formulated in any ascending or descending order, but chronologically. The best of them depends on the taste of the purchaser as the screen alone does not matter. Sometimes it is augmented by overall shape and sometimes the reciprocal happens. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:52:23 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/nsWTlXnX3No/ One thing to know about the mobile computing is that it is evolving week after week. Not far the days when dual-core processors were considered the next big thing in the market, and it is not that far away, just 2011. Now that NVIDIA has offered quad-core processors, the 2011 models look the thing of the past. NVIDIA has been the first to introduce its quad-core processor in the market in HTC One X and Huawei Ascend D Quad, which is soon to arrive in the US market. Since, the HTC One X is not going to be the quad-core version in the US, Huawei might be the first company to launch such technology in North America. However, it is eminent to understand what the dual-core and quad-core technology differ in them and what possibly advantage does the new technology brings to the market. However, the new technology is the advancement and progressive upgrade to the dual-core. First of all, the new quad-core is the basic brainchild of ARM, a company that designs the schematics of the processors, multi- or single core. The ARM processors are then incorporated into a single chip that is called System on a Chip, or SoC. These SoCs are then complimented by RAM and Graphics Processing Units or GPUs, at the discretion of the device manufacturer. Remember, the latter part is not the work of processor manufacturer or the processor designer, in this case NVIDIA or ARM respectively, but the companies like HTC, Samsung, Motorola, Apple. The general notion is that the more we have the cores, the more we make the smartphone or tablet efficient. In the retrospect it could have been true but as the thinking process develops we come to have epiphanies. The latest of which is that though the applications run faster, they are not so energy efficient and multi-tasking is dependent on the app?s multi-threading capabilities and processors ability to distribute the app to different cores. Therefore, the expression; more is better does not fit the details. What smartphone manufacturers have to do is to design the circuitry in a manner to divide the work among different cores. That way the processes can be run quickly. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:54:54 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/d2Dv5M8wzag/ As the numbers rise, so does the processor technology. Last year we saw dual-core processors dominate the game of smartphones and tablets. The year before, HTC brought the first Android smartphone with a processor clocked at GHz of speed, the original EVO 3G. However, the technology has evolved and I must say that the process has been quite fast as the dual-core processors are now the thing of the past. The new quad-core processing units designed by technological company called ARM have been incorporated by NVIDIA. However, the latter one has managed to introduce the processor first in the market. The processors succeed the predecessors the same manner car models do on the yearly or biyearly basis. The A8 single-core chip was replaced by A9 dual-core. Differentiation comes two ways. ARM designs different chip models with different architectures — like the A8, A9, and A15 chips — each more capable than its predecessor. As a starting point, says Samsung’s Nick DiCarlo, you have to compare the architecture of each chip when comparing SoCs. A single-core A9 chip (also called Cortex-A9) will dominate a single-core A8 chip, and so on. Though more processors are considered more efficient, experts have a different view to this expression. ARM designs the processors but how are they incorporated into the chip is the art of companies like NVIDIA and Qualcomm. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:54:50 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/dszAG9HGN3A/ Getting a license to custom build a CPU core based on ARM’s raw instruction set and managing everything from design of the entire ARM-based system to the final production is the path to even better performance, says Qualcomm’s Raj Talluri, vice president of product management. “We’re able to get more performance with two processors than our competition can get with four,” he said of Qualcomm. Although Talluri didn’t say it outright, he could have easily been defending HTC’s decision to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor on the One X in the U.S. and Nvidia’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor elsewhere. For their part, Nvidia bought licensing rights for ARM’s faster A15 chip in 2011 and Tegra 4 rumors are already coming to light. Therefore it can be said that more processors do not necessarily mean better performance. The question here is that whether the overall circuit in the smartphone able to milk the efficiency of the multi-cores. The answer is no. Doubling the processors not necessarily means that the performance has been double. There certainly is going to be a difference in the speeds and efficiency the graphs will not go double up because of the two core instead of one or four cores instead of two. If the entire system is efficient (more on that later), Qualcomm’s Talluri said, you will see increased performance. Just don’t expect said performance to actually double. The basic reason why quad core cannot compete with dual core on double the performance game, likewise with dual-core and single-core, is because the apps are not designed in that way. Most of the apps are designed to render in a single thread. The cores cannot make distribute code into two or four parts. That can only happen when the operating system has good coordination with hardware or the app has the capability of multi-threading. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:54:46 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/KSOtGiL57VE/ The basic reason why quad core cannot compete with dual core on double the performance game, likewise with dual-core and single-core, is because the apps are not designed in that way. Most of the apps are designed to render in a single thread. The cores cannot make distribute code into two or four parts. That can only happen when the operating system has good coordination with hardware or the app has the capability of multi-threading. The multi-cores will not help the smartphone until the applications are threaded and that depends on the capability of application alone. Then pops in the operating system that is responsible for distributing the tasks to the different cores in the processor. The problem, said Greg Sullivan, senior product manager for Microsoft, is that writing code to take advantage of multiple processor cores makes writing apps much harder. Likewise, there’s a lot more complexity in debugging apps when something goes wrong, a challenge that many app developers are reluctant to face. Multi-core won’t help you in a world where the apps aren’t threaded. Gaming and video are two examples of many apps that can take advantage of multiple threads. Let’s say you want to stream a video clip from YouTube or ESPN. Video streams aren’t easily broken down. According to Sullivan, video spools in a serial process, it doesn’t easily divide up for multiple cores to work on and then reconvene. As a result, some tasks, like watching a video, will max out one of the cores while the other core or cores update apps in the background, pull in e-mail, and so on. Sullivan’s take on video is up for debate. Chipmaker Nvidia claims that its Tegra 3 processor can efficiently make use of its multiple cores even if the apps themselves aren’t threaded, and codecs do exist to thread video streams. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:54:40 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/0nX7RgQs1h8/ It is considered, in general, that the more the cores you get in a smartphone, the efficient the CPU becomes. That probably has been the doctrine at ARM Technologies, who developed the processors and cores for dual core and now the quad core processors. However, the new quad-core and last year?s dual-core processors taxed the battery life in the name of efficiency. What ARM and NVIDIA claim in the defence of the quad-core processors is that the new System on a Chip, or SoC is more energy efficient. According to these companies? experts, the less one core has to work, the less energy it uses. When a program is threaded four ways to either core in the processor, the work load is divided less to each participant as compared to the chips that have two cores or one for that matter. That way the processor takes less energy from the battery. The above premise can be a possibility on paper, but in real life we have seen that the dual-core processor-based smartphones drain the battery faster than the single-core handsets. Though we have not tested the same with quad-core phones yet, the results seem predictable. The reason, according to the experts is that no matter how smart the processor becomes or how less every core is assigned the work load, the processor is working and the cores are in action, using the charge from a single source. Moreover, there are not many applications that can be treaded due to their nature of work. The smartphone’s display, CPU (that’s the application processor we’ve been talking about), and the cellular radio suck up the lion’s share of the battery, and none of the aforementioned cannot be multi-threaded. What is needed in this regard is the efficient operating system that can run one or all cores according to the need. If there is only one application running, the OS should be able run only one core of the processor to save the juice in the battery. That way the smartphones can be run more than one day with toughened up tasks. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:54:37 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/tUJZlqE8Gnw/ Though Microsoft is the last player to enter the contemporary world of smartphones, it has entered the arena with a bang. Its dedicated operating system for smartphones, called Windows Phone is one of the most efficient and elegant OS in the market yet. However, due to the already dominated=by=Android-and-iOS market, the WP could not attract much attention. However, one thing still favours the Windows Phone-based handsets and that is the cost effectiveness and long battery life. MS still emphasizes that their operating system utilizes the battery in the best manner possible. Windows Phone does not support multi-core processors and still sticks to cost effective single core CPUs. The reason, according to Greg Sullivan of Microsoft, is efficient and very optimized operating system. In the real world, says Sullivan, people listen to music while surfing the Web, and that’s something you can do very efficiently with one core. According to Sullivan, performance rests on how efficiently the operating system can manage tasks. Microsoft doesn’t actually run multiple apps in the background: it suspends and reactivates them when you actually use the apps, a technique that sucks down less battery, but still lets you pick up where you left off in your browser or map. Although with the evolution of the technology and software development more complex applications are going to start pouring in, and eventually Microsoft will have to move on to the multi-core processors in the smartphones, the need for now, according to the company, is just a hyped-up and complicated software development from the peers. However, Qualcomm’s and Samsung VPs, and the IHS iSuppli analyst echoed Sullivan’s main sentiment that the way the operating system manages threads of code and processes in general impacts the phone’s overall performance, no matter the number of cores. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:54:33 +0100 http://gadgetzonen.dk/2012/04/galaxy-s-iii-far-sidste-minuts-rettelser/ Samsung arbejder stadig med de sidste detaljer på den nye Galaxy S. Hypen omkring Galaxy S III er efterhånden ved at nå iPhone-agtige højder, hvilekt ikke siger så lidt, men det er også første gang, at det er lykkedes for Samsung at holde kortene så tæt ind til kroppen når det kommer til et high-end [...] Redaktionen GadgetZonen Wed, 11 Apr 2012 13:10:10 +0100 http://gadgetzonen.dk/2012/04/galaxy-s-iii-far-sidste-minuts-rettelser/ Samsung arbejder stadig med de sidste detaljer på den nye Galaxy S. Hypen omkring Galaxy S III er efterhånden ved at nå iPhone-agtige højder, hvilekt ikke siger så lidt, men det er også første gang, at det er lykkedes for Samsung at holde kortene så tæt ind til kroppen når det kommer til et high-end [...] Redaktionen GadgetZonen Wed, 11 Apr 2012 13:10:10 +0100 http://it-nyheder.com/intels-nye-processor-generation/computer/ Intel Nu skulle det være sikkert during basement næste processor-generation fra Intel – med kodenavnet Ivy Bridge – kommer i basement sidste uge i april. Det skriver Cnet. Der har tidligere været meldinger om, during Ivy Bridge bliver forsinket og først kommer til juni. Men det gælder tilsyneladende kun for basement mobile lavenergi-udgave af processoren [...] Computer Gadget It-nyheder om computer mobil & Apps. Wed, 11 Apr 2012 11:32:24 +0100 http://shrewdgeek.com/2012/04/11/india-samsung-rolls-out-nexus-s-i9023-android-ics-4-0-4-update/ Samsung has pushed an 0ver-the-air (OTA) update for Nexus S I9023 in india.There has been a leaked ICS 4.0.4 rom for Nexus S,but this update is official and can be applied to Nexus S I9023 running either Android 4.0.3 or Android 2.3.6 Stock OS. You will receive an update notification soon.Since the update is being rolled out in stages,it may take some time for the update notification to flash on your smartphone. Have you updated your Nexus S I9023 ? Let us know whether you are having any different experience or not ! Cheers,Pankaj Originally At : ShrewdGeek.com India : Samsung rolls out Nexus S I9023 Android ICS 4.0.4 update pradeep ShrewdGeek Wed, 11 Apr 2012 10:37:00 +0100 http://www.ip-support.dk/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-rygter/android-4/ Samsung blæste sidste år al konkurrence væk, da de lancerede Samsung Galaxy S II. En ledestjerne for Android-fans, der viste at når googles autonome styresystem blev parret med den rigtige hardware og et pænt Samsung-skin, så var Googles software pludselig mere end en kamp for Apples iPhone og iOS. Nogle ville måske ligefrem sige overlegen. Næsten et år efter lanceringen i juni 2011 er vi utålmodigt begyndt at forvente en snarlig lancering af efterfølgeren, som vi (og resten af verden) på forhånd har døbt Samsung Galaxy S III. Når industri-insidere som Eldar Murtazin påstår, at der allerede er forhåndsbestilt over 10 millioner håndsæt fra operatører, står det klart, at industrien på forhånd forventer massive ting fra Galaxy S 3. Da Galaxy S 2 til dato har formået at sælge langt over 20 millioner håndsæt, og der skal vel ikke meget fantasi til, at se Galaxy S 3 strækker ud efter nogenlunde samme astronomiske tal. Eller måske endnu højere, det kunne jo være kineserne eller inderne også kunne lide efterkommeren. Hvad kan vi forvente os af næste skud fra Samsung-Galaksen? For nemheds skyld, har Engadget og par af deres ligesindede Gadget-blogge indsamlet de væsentligste rygter omkring den kommende Samsung-telefon. Denne trend til opildning af masserne vil vi hermed fortsætte, ved at opdatere denne post løbende med godbidder af info der siver ud af div. hjemmesider, geek-blogs eller sladre- og spåkoner i det kendte Samsung univers, lige indtil Samung selv løfter låget på deres nyeste smartphone, som vi så efterfølgende vil åle Apples Stockholms-syndrom ramte fans med. Galaktiske proportioner? Samsung kan godt lide store dimser og vil nok ikke afvige fra tidligere trends, når det drejer sig størrelse. Husk på at vi alle mente, at Samsung Galaxy S 2 4,3? skærmen var stor, og kaldte Galaxy Nexus for en moppedreng med de 4,65?. Og så er der Galaxy Note, 5,3 kæmpetelefonen eller minitabletten. Personligt har jeg hænder der kræver Str. 12 i handsker/vanter, Noten er lige på kanten, men Nexus ligger godt i hånden. Rygter tyder på en Galaxy S 3 med 4,6? skærm, som er trend-størrelsen der kan sammenlignes med eks. HTC Sensation XL og One X, og var et tal, der blev lækket i en intern Samsung præsentation, selvom legitimiteten er blevet draget i tvivl. En lidt større 4,8? er også foreslået i en BGR rapport, med et 16:9-format. Med hensyn til de anvendte teknologier, forventer vi Samsung fastholder Super AMOLED+ Full HD 1080p skærm ala iPad Retina skærmen. Rapporter om bøjelige og fleksibel skærm holder ikke, da teknologien ikke er moden eller klar endnu. Android Ice Cream Sandwich en velsmagende selvfølgelighed Samsung vil nok ikke slippe godt fra, at undlade en Android version af Ice Cream Sandwich i S 3. der er Googles nyeste mobile styresystem, og det er allerede på vej til flere ældre Android-telefoner, herunder Galaxy S 2?eren. Galaxy S 3 ville ikke være opdateret ved lanceringen, hvis det ikke havde Ice Cream sandwich. Samsung har tendens til, med stor succes, at re-skinne Galaxy enhederne med deres egen Android skin. Forvent forudinstallerede suites af apps, der appellerer til gamere, læsere og filmnørder og amatørornitologer mfl. hvis man forsat følger Galaxy S 2 ledetråden. Næste generation Quad-Core Processor? Tilbage i november, kom nyheden om et nyt, næste-generations Samsung Exynos 4412 chipset. Der blev skrevet om imponerende quad-core hastigheder på 1.5GHz, hvilket stadigvæk ville være blandt de hurtigste chipsæt på markedet. På chip-feltet har Samsung flere muligheder. De har deres dual-core Exynos 4212 chip, en dual-core ARM9 chip, 30% mere strømbesparende end hvad der er i Galaxy S 2 og så lidt hurtigere. Alternativt kunne de gå amok og klemme en Exynos 5250 2 GHz dual-core chip ind i karroseriet, som understøtter vilde opløsninger på 2560×1600. Det kommer nok ikke i S3! Men det kommer på næste gen. tabletter, så bare vent. Superhurtig kameralukkehastighed? Galaxy S 2 var ikke sløv, når det kom til den billeddiagnostiske afdeling. Faktisk er der nok en del digital-kameraer der har samlet støv det sidste års tid. Samsungs kamerahold lader dog til, at være ved at ?uppe? deres forspring endnu engang en gang, med deres nye S5K2P1 system, der først blev afsløret tilbage i oktober. Et 8,3 Mega Pixel system, der virkelig er guf med blandt dens evne til at skyde 30 snaps, stort set eliminering af lukkertid osv. Det sker noget af en oprustning på kamerafronten vi forventer at se i Galaxy S 3. Andre rygter antyder megapixel på op til 12 hvor sensoren flugter med chassiset. Hukommelse og storage-muligheder, ikke kun positive rygter. Selvom IP-Support gerne så det blev mere, skal vi nok ikke forestille os Samsung sætter meget mere end 1 GB RAM i Galaxy S 3. Det er mere end nok hukommelse til selv de mest udfordrende Android apps, og mere end det skal jo nok ses som lidt af en ekstravagance, medmindre Samsung har til hensigt at lancere nogle nye spændende multi-tasking bruger- og dimsemuligheder. Med hensyn til storage eller lagerplads, kunne en lille bekymring gå hen imod det Samsung leverede med Galaxy Nexus. Den havde en forholdsvis rimelig 16GB indbygget lagerplads, men ingen microSD-kort.. hvad tænkte de på??? De, der kan lide at bruge deres smartphones som en medieenhed er tvunget til at begrænse deres biblioteker i en tid hvor størstedelen af ??håndsæt understøtter 32GB microSD-kort, og hvad indbygget lagerplads angår, ville det være skuffende med mindre end 32 eller 64GB bygget lagerplads.. Det er jo ikke en iPhone vel, og vi kan jo godt lide det stort. Tænk stort! Support af Trådløs opladning? Hvis du ikke er fan af rodede kabler overalt, ville det så ikke være lidt sejt hvis Galaxy S 3 også kunne have trådløs opladning indbygget. Det er en af nyhederne, der kommer ind fra en koreansk kilde, der hævder at håndsættet vil være i stand til induktiv opladning. Det er ikke en teknologi, der får massernes opmærksomhed men alligevel, det ville være en dejlig, unik funktion til at give Galaxy S 3. Får Galaxy S 3 3D-skærm? Nej, sandsynligvis ikke … LG har gjort det, Nintendo har gjort det, og nu er det blevet foreslået, at Samsung også tilføjer 3D-visning til deres mobiler. Et rygte fra Korea siger, at med en Exynos processor ville man kunne drive en brillefri 3D-skærm, lidt ligesom Nintendo 3DS, bare smartere. Men 3D er ikke nødvendigvis en fordel (enten elsker eller hader du det) Samsung har også afvist 3D rygterne: “Selvom Samsung Electronics konstant udforsker nye teknologier til vores mobile enheder, har vi ikke umiddelbart planer om at inkludere skærme med 3D-teknologi i vores kommende smartphones,” kan man læse i en erklæring på Engadget. Så vi kan vel stort set kategorisk udelukke 3D-skærme i Galaxy S 3. Samsung Galaxy-S 3 Udgivelsesdato og pris Hvad bliver håndsættets prissætning og udgivelsesdato? Med hensyn til prisen er det forholdsvis nemt ? tag gennemsnittet af nuværende top-ti smartphone-priser. Ca. 4000,- +/- Udgivelsesdato er en helt anden sag. Det var faktisk forventet at telefonen blev afsløret Mobile World Congress show i februar. På nuværende tidspunkt, cirkulerer rygter om, at en 22 maj lancering, som ses i en række af falske invitationer. Men der er nok ikke meget andet at gøre end at se tiden an, og følge med i opdateringer på denne side. ? og fællesnævneren for Galaxy S 3 må nok være ? Think big ? Very big Steen H Jensen IT-Support IP-support hjælp til computer og TV Tue, 10 Apr 2012 22:29:51 +0100 http://forum.yousee.dk/showthread.php?1913-Boks-låser-efter-forkert-indtastet-Cinema-kode&goto=newpost Oplevede følgende på en SMT-H3106 med software 2.096 - Gik i Cinema og ville "leje" en gratis film fra 100-film puljen. - Bliver bedt om at taste min Cinema kode. - Koden tastes forkert og der trykkes OK - Boksen låser i flere minutter og kommer herefter med en fejlmeddelelse - Trykker "back" og den hopper tilbage til menuen - Boksen reagerer herefter ikke på fjernbetjeningen, ud over dioden som blinker på fronten når den modtager IR signal. LarssonDK Yousee Forum Tue, 10 Apr 2012 18:51:11 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/delancefashion/~3/o_iAuVL8o-E/ Dress: Gestuz (gift) – Bracelet: H&M – Shoes: Zara – Earrings: Gina Tricot Her er hele outfittet fra påskefesten! Jeg elsker det flotte print på Gestuz kjolen, den smyger sig til kroppen og er lavet af silke, perfekt til forårets fester . Jeg havde sat den sammen med lidt store smykker og mine nye glimmersko fra Zara. Du kan finde kjolen lige her. emidel Delancefashion Blog® Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:28:51 +0100 http://blog.delancefashion.com/2012/04/10/gestuz-piano-dress/ Dress: Gestuz (gift) – Bracelet: H&M – Shoes: Zara – Earrings: Gina Tricot Her er hele outfittet fra påskefesten! Jeg elsker det flotte print på Gestuz kjolen, den smyger sig til kroppen og er lavet af silke, perfekt til forårets fester . Jeg havde sat den sammen med lidt store smykker og mine nye glimmersko fra Zara. Du kan finde kjolen lige her. emidel Delancefashion Blog® Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:28:51 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/rkHHfAmkeUs/ The 2012 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show at Las Vegas was all about ultrabooks and where Intel and Microsoft showcased the upcoming Ivy Bridge processors and Windows 8, respectively, every PC maker from around the world announced their slim notebooks that one way or the other are related to Intel or Microsoft?s new products. The CES 2012 was an event mostly about the ultrabooks, there is no doubt about it. Most of these notebooks have either shored up in the consumer markets or are on their way to store shelves. However, many of them might not be rolled out until the second half of calendar 2012 starts as both Windows 8 and Ivy Bridge processors are planned to be released by that time. However, the upcoming line of these ultrabooks, some of which have already been released, are worth a discussion. Windows 8 or not, these laptops?the ones that have been launched?are running a hot streak giving Macbook Air a tough fight in the consumer market. The specs are good the shapes are attractive. Moreover, I will be discussing the cannibalization of the moniker Ultrabook because of some laptops that have larger footprint, killing light and ultra portability of category. Following are some of the notebooks that either have been launched or are at the door to see the light of the day. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:29:45 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/RmGVwCKN_pc/ Following are some of the notebooks that either have been launched or are at the door to see the light of the day. Samsung Series 9 NP900X4B-A02 The laptop has been officially launched by the Korean company but it is planned to be released in the US and UK in April. Samsung is planning to release a couple of ultrabooks in its Series 9 line of devices. The one under discussion is one of their slimmest. Samsung has even gone to the extent of claiming it to be the slimmest in the 15-inch models. The larger footprint of the device begs the question, are these large laptops killing the charm of ultrabooks, which made the first impression of being super slim and 13-inchers with high portability, a more technologically advanced option to the tablets in the current era. A lack of higher-end features, such as an optical drive, and the dongle-requiring Ethernet and HDMI ports mean that this larger Series 9 isn’t all that much different under the hood from its tinier 13-inch sibling. Also, it only has 128GB of SSD storage, and battery life is good but not spectacular. Tough the device is super slim and, unsurprisingly to me, gets the Ultrabook label issued from Intel, it still gives me the odd feeling of calling the NP900X4B-A02 an Ultrabook. Acer Aspire S5 Launched at the CES 2012, Acer?s line of slim laptops, ultrabooks for that matter, is going to be another player in the market to compete on the thickness front. The S5 is planned to be launched somewhere in the second quarter of calendar 2012. The launch and some of the specs that we saw at the Consumer Electronics Show suggest that the new laptop is going to incorporate the Ivy Bridge processors, though not Windows 8 because of its late arrival in the market. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:29:39 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/GDSJg5uKhzE/ The featured ports–HDMI, USB 3.0, and Thunderbolt–are tucked away via a MagicFlip port door, which aims to eliminate clutter. We’ve seen port doors on ultrabooks like the Samsung Series 9, but we’ve never been fond of them. The S5′s MagicFlip solution is clever, but we prefer side ports for sheer convenience. Perhaps the rear door might be a solution meant to interface more easily with a future dock. Acer Timeline Ultra 14- and 15-inch Notebooks As the name suggests, Acer is planning to hurl into the nascent ultrabook market with not one but more line of notebooks, slim of course. The Timeline series is another cog in the company?s machine to make a run into the ultrabook market with a blast. The Timeline Ultra M3, the 15-inch version, has been released in the US market. the super-slim design and larger footprint surely will give the mid-size laptops a run for their money. On the other hand, a fearful notion surges my body as larger laptops are making their way into the delicate and budding ultrabook market. The Ultra M3 is 4.4 pounds, but it is .79 inches thick. Of all of these, the biggest novelty of this Timeline is that it’s the first ultrabook (as defined by Intel) to feature Nvidia graphics. It won’t be the last. With a second generation Core i7 processor supported by 4 GB of RAM and 256 GB SSD storage device, the M3 makes a bolder move to the market to lure those customers who want a slim alternative to their existing laptops and but with the same 15-inch display. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:29:24 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Newspakistanpk/~3/tQy6UFIVfR4/ Dell XPS 13 If you want to take a typical example of the ultrabooks, there are only a few left in the market and one of them is the Dell XPS 13. There are more and I will discuss them after doing with the Dell product. The laptop was anticipated last year but Dell announced the beautiful XPS 13 at the Consumer Electronics Show 2012 and now that it is available in the market, the device is going places. With a smaller footprint, ultraportable chassis, lightweight design, SSD storage device and an integrated graphics card for better utilization of the battery life, the XPS 13 is the living example of the ultrabook category. At $999 for a 128GB solid-state drive (SSD) and Intel Core i5-2467M CPU, the XPS 13 is reasonably priced, although Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, and others offer similar specs for $100 or so less. Working in Dell’s favor are the system’s excellent build quality–the body is a mix of aluminum, magnesium alloy, and carbon fiber–and its smaller footprint. It’s not quite a 13-inch laptop in an 11-inch body, but it’s in the ballpark. Toshiba Portege Z835-ST6N03 Another example of the ultrabook in the current market is the Toshiba Portege Z Z835-ST6N03. However, the laptop was not released this year, it is a product of last year?s thinking when ultrabooks were still considered highly portable with small size, probably 13-inch display, no optical drive, integrated graphics card and long battery life. However, the Portege packs the punch not with its dimensions but its specs and the price tag. The low-end model of the ultrabook has 4 GB of RAM and a second-gen Core i3 processor with a retail price of around $800. The high-end version isn?t even pricier either. With 6 GB of RAM and a dual-core Core i7 processor, the company has managed to keep the device under $1200 cap. Usman Khalid NewsPakistan.pk Tue, 10 Apr 2012 13:29:19 +0100