May 29, 2012 1:18 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
Full HD smartphone panel,
HTC One X,
iPhone 4,
LG,
LG Optimus 4X HD,
pixel density,
press release,
Samsung Galaxy SIIIThat's amazing, yet we know its going to get even better...
At a resolution of 1920 x 1080 LG will be bringing the first true HD display to the market. 440ppi (pixels per inch), that's 113 pixels per inch denser than the iPhone 4.
With the 16-by-9 aspect ratio, the panel is also 0.5 inches...
May 27, 2012 1:53 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
3g,
Android ICS,
ASUS,
FCC,
first look,
hands on,
HTC One X,
Keyboard Dock,
Nvidia Tegra 3,
padfone,
pre oder,
pre order,
quad-core,
release date,
TF700T,
Transformer Pad Infinity,
Transformer Prime InfinityApparently Asus' Facebook page states that Australians will have to wait till July get their hands on a Transformer Pad Infinity, or the Asus Padfone. For more information check out the previous posts or join the Facebook Fan page
May 21, 2012 4:00 PM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
3g,
Android ICS,
ASUS,
FCC,
first look,
hands on,
HTC One X,
Keyboard Dock,
Nvidia Tegra 3,
pre oder,
pre order,
quad-core,
release date,
TF700T,
Transformer Pad Infinity,
Transformer Prime InfinitySo the WiFi only edition of the Transformer Pad Infinity has finally hit the FCC, once approved, which it will be, this tablet will be on its way to consumer hands... I believe this is one of the most hyped releases of a tablet since the iPad 2... let's hope Asus pulls through!
Go
May 8, 2012 3:58 AM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
android,
battery life,
comparison,
Galaxy S3,
HTC One X,
quad-core,
Samsung Galaxy SIII,
Snapdragon,
Tegra 3,
videoIt seems that now a days, smartphones and tablets are taking the market by storm, its no wonder you find so many blogs about them, it's because everyone seems to have one!
The HTC One X is pitted against the soon to be release Samsung Galaxy S3.
There is a great hands on video to...
April 30, 2012 2:35 AM
Posted by: Nathan Simon
Apple,
BlackBerry,
HTC,
HTC One X,
Mobile,
Nokia,
SamsungSamsung takes top spot in mobile sales, that makes sense since they sell so much product to so many different areas of technology. Obviously it has a lot to do with the Samsung Galaxy SII, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and the Samsung Galaxy Note. Nokia is not to far behind, and Apple takes third... What...
