Thursday, July 7, 2011
Sony Xperia Neo Release
Until fairly recently, if you wanted a top notch smartphone camera you needed to splash out for one of the top-end smartphone handsets. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo changes all that, offering a killer camera in a decent mid-tier handset. Check out our video as we go hands-on.
We’re big fans of the Xperia Neo’s focused approach. If taking pictures is your bag, there are few better options for the money than the Xperia Neo’s 8.1-megapixel snapper with that fabulous Exmor R image sensor.
iPhone 2 Released
Following scarcely believable rumours that the iPad 3 could be released a scant six months after the iPad 2, a fresh report has claimed that an interim device labeled the iPhone 2 Plus could be launched in time for Christmas. Read on for more details.
FBR Capital Markets analyst Craig Berger has told clients that “there are some indications from the supply chain that Apple may look to introduce an ‘iPad 2 Plus’ device.” Berger believes that Apple has been requesting quotes from manufacturers to construct a “marginally different device,” although there’s been no solid production schedule set.
FBR Capital Markets analyst Craig Berger has told clients that “there are some indications from the supply chain that Apple may look to introduce an ‘iPad 2 Plus’ device.” Berger believes that Apple has been requesting quotes from manufacturers to construct a “marginally different device,” although there’s been no solid production schedule set.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray Release Date
Out of Sony Ericsson’s recently announced batch of Android smartphones, the Xperia Ray looks like having the widest appeal. It’s stylish, compact and not too shabby on the spec front either. Read on for the full lowdown, as well as a likely release date.
Nokia N9 Release
The much rumoured Nokia N9 has finally been revealed. Nokia’s last major solo release before it pals up with Microsoft isn’t the token effort some might have predicted, though, with a number of striking design decisions and innovative features. Read on to find out more.
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