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The LG G2 will be officially launched in the USA and Germany this month, following its release in its home South Korea.
Read more »Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Logitech is giving its Android tablet accessory line a welcome boost today by launching versions of its Ultrathin Keyboard Folio and Folio Protective Case for Samsung's Galaxy Tab 3 range.
Yesterday, we got a glimpse of a bunch of leaked photos of Sony‘s upcoming “Lens Camera” accessories and discovered that the device can be used while not attached to a smartphone. That is only half of the story though, and the other half involves how the lenses can be attached to a smartphone if one wants to.
The Sony camera lenses, which also go by the name of “Lens G” in rumors, have been part of what seems to be Sony’s camera-oriented lineup of devices, which includes the Sony Xperia Honami that is rumored to sport a 20 megapixel camera. Sony has been reported to be preparing two models, the QX10 and the QX100, with both sporting features such as a built-in microphone, zoom lever, shutter button, and a memory card slot.
It seems that Sony is offering two ways to use the lenses that would give users a more traditional camera feeling. The Sony QX10, the low-end model of the two camera lenses, seems to be meant to connect to a smartphone via a clip attachment that clamps on to the rear of the phone. On the other hand, the higher-end QX100 is seen to connect to a slot at the back of a special smartphone case.
There are still many questions left unanswered by the photos, such as whether the two attachment methods are interchangeable between the two different models or if there are special attachments made for tablets. We might not have to wait much longer for answers as Sony is expected to unveil the lenses in a few days at IFA in Berlin.
Source: Photorumors.com
Cinematic viewing, enhanced productivity, and clear communication. Those are the words that best describe Lenovo‘s new ThinkVision LT2934z, a new massive 29-inch monitor that will not only meet your every multitasking need but also give a viewing experience that might just put your LCD monitor to shame.
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Along with announcements of a couple of lower-end devices this week, the HTC One has been celebrated in the form of a Vivid Blue color option set for release later this year. Both the HTC One and the HTC One Mini have been depicted in this color by HTC, the company also confirming that both devices do, indeed, exist, and will be available in “select markets” in the fourth quarter of this year.
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The HTC Desire 601 aims to bring some high-tech specs to the mid-range, while the new Desire 300 is an entry level smartphone.
Read more »Monday, 2 September 2013
Today it’s been properly announced: it’s the G Pad 8.3 – LG’s third Android tablet (coming after the 2011 Optimus Pad, and the 2012 Optimus Pad LTE).
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