Dual Display Smartphone.... Twice The Fun !!!

Every once in a while, we tend to get into debates over which Smartphone has the best set of features, the best camera, Android, iOS or Symbian and then you finally hear the line “Yeah, but this one has a bigger screen”!!! A company called Imerj has decided to help you counter this argument once and for all by announcing its soon to be expected Dual Screen Smartphone!!!

 

Rumored to be named “MORE”, the company claims that the new Smartphone fits its name perfectly. Designed with true multitasking in mind, the phone houses two separate 4” AMOLED touchscreens that can be viewed side by side or folded up like an inside out book for portability. Apart from the Dual Screen WOW factor, the phone contains some other very decent specs. It is supposedly powered by a new processor from Texas Instruments, has a full 1GB of DDR3 RAM, a 5MP camera capable of 720p HD video recording and a 1750mAh battery to power up the two decent sized screens. The phone runs Android with an interface tweaked to take advantage of the dual screen setup and will also support the standard set of applications.

Besides giving the user endless bragging rights, the phone will be able to exploit quite a few new and creative uses for the device. The device surely looks promising and we will just have to wait and see where this trend heads in the near future. No exact date for availability has been announced yet but Imerj claims that the phone will be put into production. Here is the official video released by Imerj praising their gadget…. Enjoy !!!

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Quick Tip... How To Save A Wet Gadget !!!

It is quite obvious that gadgets that are not made to work under water should simply not be submerged into the liquid. But sadly this little known fact does not stop accidents from happening all too often. There is however hope, if you find your digital camera, cell phone or other tech device unintentionally physically associated with H2O. 

The first thing that you should do is remove the battery from the device. If your device does not have a removable battery, the first thing you should do is quickly get on your knees and start praying. Once the battery is removed however (and even if you can’t remove the battery in your case), you should wait for as long as it takes for the device to dry up before you try to power it on again. After waiting a sufficient amount of time, use a towel to dry the battery and the battery compartment completely before reinserting the battery back in and powering on the device. If the battery or the device is still wet, chances of short circuit increase dramatically.

In any case, and regardless of how tempting it may seem to you, do not use an external heat source such as a hair dryer, heater, stove or a microwave to dry out your device. It may only help in frying your circuits and your device will be in worse shape that it initially was. Air drying your gadget is pretty much the only option so be patient. If lady luck is on your side, you may just end up saving your gadget from an untimely demise. Good Luck !!!

Nokia Connection 2011.... Cool New Gadgets !!!

Apple had its WWDC, Google had its Google I/O and Nokia just got through with its Nokia Connection 2011. Nokia has been going through quite a few ups and downs with declining market share, the new alliance with Microsoft and some recently released subpar cell phones. But with some interesting announcements in this year’s Nokia Connection, it seems like that Nokia might be on the right path to pulling itself together. There were quite a few announcements that Nokia made, so let’s get right to them.

Symbian Anna

The latest OS that Nokia had been flaunting with not too much success until recently was the Symbian ^3 OS. Symbian Anna is the first major update to the Symbian ^3 OS which includes some dramatic changes and improvements in relating to homescreen, web browser, redesigned icons and modified interface, portrait QWERTY keypad on touchscreens and better Ovi Maps. Nokia has claimed that starting July, all major Symbian ^3 phones will come with Symbian Anna pre-installed, and the ones already out will receive it through software updates.

Nokia N9

The handset that has been creating the most hype is quite interesting. The first interesting thing about this phone announced at Nokia Connection 2011 is that it does not run Symbian but is rather a MeeGo OS smartphone. Unlike the N900 however, this one has all the right moves. Housing a modern day 1GHz A8 Cortex processor with 1GB of RAM this seems to be a decent enough Smartphone. Other great features include a 3.9” AMOLED display covered in Gorilla Glass, An 8MP camera with Auto-focus and LED Flash capable of HD video recording as well. A pretty attractive Polycarbonate body and to top it all off, this phone contains a NFC chip which will open up a new world of possibilities for it. We will be doing an extensive review soon.

Nokia C2-02, C2-03 and C2-06

Along the budget handset lines, Nokia announced this very similar trio. Nokia has been experimenting with the Dual SIM feature and the C2-03 improves on Nokia’s previous efforts. It is capable of handling two SIM cards and has a very useful ability to hot-swap SIM cards without restarting the phone. The phone also allows you to save preferences of up to 5 different SIM cards. Next among features is the combination of the touch and type. Although this is not a new concept for Nokia, the upgrades to the Symbian S40 take full advantage of this combination in this budget non-smartphone category. The phone is also loaded with other standard features such as a 2MP camera, expandable memory card slot and the like. With pricing at the lower end, this seems to be a good value for money phone. 

The other two variants are essentially the same phone but with a few minor tweaks. The Nokia C2-02 only omits the Dual SIM feature but keeps the rest of the bells and whistles, whereas the C2-06 comes in a variety of flamboyant colors.

Nokia Accessories

Nokia also decided to improve on its peripherals lineup as well. Sure Nokia has been known for great reliable phones, but they also tend to put those features into their accessories as well. During Nokia Connection 2011, Nokia announced three noteworthy and supposedly cool accessories. Although all have two things in common, they are all geared towards music playback (a market Nokia is hoping to penetrate further) and they all have Bluetooth capabilities. The set of accessories, now aptly called Nokia Gear contained these gadgets…. 

Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-111

Nokia Play 360 Portable Speaker

Nokia Wireless Music Receiver MD-310

But rather than going into detail about each and every one of these accessories, we decided to let Nokia itself do the explaining. Be sure to check out the attached videos by Nokia

Playstation VITA.... The Super PSP !!!

Yes we admit that Sony has been going through hell with its online gaming related data leaks, potential lawsuits and bad press, but you have to hand it over to Sony for one thing, they make remarkable gaming consoles, period. From the very beginning when the Sony Playstation came out right up until the latest variant, the Blu-Ray flaunting PS3 Sony has been on top of its game. Sure there have been hiccups along the way when the Playstation Move didn’t get as much attention as the Xbox Kinect, when Wii for a brief period outsold the PS3 and the like but Sony still remains king of the gaming console.

If you are one of those people that have had a lot to do with video games in their lifestyle, you are no stranger to Sony products. If you are one of those avid gamers that have to have a video game with them wherever they go, Sony had also answered your prayers in the past with their very good portable gaming system called the Playstation Portable (PSP). Yes, the PSP has been a very hot commodity in gamers young and old all across the globe and rightfully so; the portable system is quite the gadget and does a number of things well. Carrying the success of the PSP forward, Sony came up with different successors or alternatives, some in the form of upgrades and one in the form of a Smartphone cum PSP called the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play. All the upgrades were interesting, but none of them was really mind blowing. Well…… Until Sony just recently announced the Playstation Vita !!!

Any and everything that you liked about the PSP is supposedly made better with the Vita. Expected to be released around October 2011, the Playstation Vita or PSVita has a huge list of truly great features that will surely make it a must have gadget for all the portable gaming enthusiasts out there.

To start off, the screen now is an OLED screen which will be an improvement over a screen that is already very decent. The device will now house two analog joysticks, one on each side, to make the controls resemble those of a full blown Playstation controller. And now this is where things get better: To further enhance the gameplay, Sony has included its proprietary 6-Axis gyroscopic sensor for motion based gameplay. This is supposedly better in comparison to the iPhone 4 and iPad 2’s gyro sensor. The new screen is actually a touchscreen with multi-touch capabilities. In addition, the back panel of the PSVita is a platform that can be used as a secondary multi-touch touchpad for enhanced gameplay. Yes, it has touch capabilities on both the front and the back!!!

Want some more?? Well you asked for it…. The device now has TWO CAMERAS, a front-facing and a rear facing camera for both pictures and video. Needless to say, the device has a built-in microphone now that will surely aid you in your online gameplay as a com device. While we are on the topic of online gameplay, the PSVita will now have not only Wifi capabilities but also 3G capabilities and an on-board GPS receiver as well. It might not be too far-fetched an idea to say that this could actually substitute for a decent portable tablet.

To top it all off, the device will support a stronger gaming engine for more advanced and better looking games. In all honesty, I can’t wait for this to come out. Speculations have been around that the device will carry a hefty price tag but that is to be expected from something this good anyway. To visually aid your excitement, attached below is a video from Sony Inc. highlighting the device and some of the games for it. Enjoy.

Images and Video Courtesy: Sony Inc.

Hollywood Tech.... Cool Phones In Movies !!!

Yes we love our tech, and we love our movies as well. Often times the theme of some pretty decent Hollywood movies revolves around technology. How Hollywood chooses to twist it, is however totally up to them. You can have the super futuristic movies like Star Trek and then you can have somewhat believable movies like Swordfish both revolving around one or the other level of technology.

One thing that Hollywood really deserves credit for is subtly integrating technology and gadgets into many of their movies. Some of these gadgets go unnoticed while others become the talk of the town. I’ve watched my fair share of movies and I decided that a list of such gadgets is in order. I could only recall few, but you are more than welcome to add to the list as you please. This ladies and gentlemen is about super cool and highly desirable cell phones used in Hollywood movies.

The disclaimer here is that although some of these phones or variants of some of these phones are available in the market, this post if more for entertainment purposes only where you can enjoy the creativity that cell phone manufacturers and Hollywood film makers alike inject into their movies.

James Bond: Tomorrow Never Dies

I had to start off with this phone. Supposedly built by Ericsson before it was Sony Ericsson and modified by the British Secret Service, this phone had the awesome capability to remotely drive James Bond’s BMW 7 Series through raging gun fire.

The Matrix Reloaded

Samsung made this special prototype phone specifically for the movie where Neo and his gang pop it open to communicate with the mother ship in the real world. Just saying this sentence makes it seem like a handful. The phone actually made it into a very limited production but didn’t see much success because of its bulkiness, lack of options and high price tag.

Transporter 2

Jason Statham the super cool getaway driver has a couple of these gorgeous babies in the dashboard of his car in the movie. This was an actual production phone that fell into the same exquisite category of expensive phones along the lines of the Nokia 8800 series. It was called the 8910 and had monochrome and colored screen variants.

Zoolander

Ok, this one was really far from what the truth could be. Male Supermodel Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) rocks this super tiny cell phone that is not much bigger than a thumbnail. God only knows how dials calls with this little (and I do mean little) baby.

Get Smart

This movie had two variants and so did the phone, but is perhaps one of the most recalled spy phones in the history of Hollywood. The phone that secret agent Smart has is housed in the sole of his shoe, further giving a comical touch to the already funny movie. Needless to say, the phone never was put into production.

Batman Begins

The phone used in the movie is perhaps just about as cool as the movie itself. How do I know? Well the phone was put into production, sold more than a million units and was also used by yours truly for quite a while. The phone is a Nokia 5800 and I stand behind the fact that it is a great phone overall although the real phone didn’t house the uber-cool sonar system that Batman’s phone has.

Cellular
 
The phone was a Nokia 6600. It was a decent phone in its time but why does it deserve a mention in this post? Well as it stands pretty much the whole movie revolves around the phone and in the end it happens to sacrifice itself while saving the life of a kidnapped poor women.

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Paki Tech Reviews: Tablet Buying Guide

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MiLi Power Projector..... iPhone's 70" Screen !!!

Love them or hate them, Apple products are here to stay. Apple has had the reputation of releasing gadgets that are very prone to becoming the talk of the town very quickly and sometimes even before they are released. A lot of the success of Apple products has to do with the gadgets themselves with their thought out design and functionality, and yet a lot of the success can be attributed to the accessories that are available for them. 

Take any Apple product be it any kind of iPod, iPhone, iPad or a Mac, the market is flooded with Apple’s own and third party accessories for it. The availability of such products and the flexibility and possibilities of expansion they offer are quite intriguing. And if you consider the rate at which manufacturers churn out new accessories everyday for Apple products, it becomes really hard to pick just one absolute must have accessory. Keeping that in mind, I simply am not going to try and do that, but the gadget I will be discussing today has to be a very interesting accessory for your iPod or iPhone to say the least. The accessory is called the MiLi Power Projector 2 and it is a mini projector for your iPod or iPhone !!!

Sure the new iPhones and the iPod Touch players have gorgeous screens and are in their own way very good multimedia players, but the fact remains that unless Apple makes some drastic changes to the new iPhone (highly unlikely according to rumors), you are still stuck with 3.5” of screen real estate. And regardless of how many pixels Apple tries to cram into that Retina display, you the images displayed are not going to get any bigger. This is where the MiLi Power Projector comes in, to give you the option of upto 70” of real estate to display your iDevice content.

Micro or Pico projectors are not really a brand new phenomenon, but the reason this one particularly caught my eye was because of its design. The MiLi Power Projector has a built-in iPod dock, on which your iPod or iPhone can rest seamlessly while being hooked up to the projector. The picture quality is above average in the Pico category and this little gadget gives you up to 2.5 hours of battery life. The device also comes with an on-board speaker that is considerable louder than the iPhone’s speaker but don’t expect miracles. It is also a walk in the park to set it up, just charge it through micro-USB, pop open the kick stand, place it on a flat surface, hook up your iDevice and you are good to go. 

Although this device may be pretty tempting at first glance, you have to keep in mind that there are still a few drawbacks. First and foremost, the device is not cheap, but that shouldn’t be a surprise considering the history of devices compatible with Apple products. Secondly, the availability in Pakistan may also be limited. You also have to consider that this is no HD projector with a gazillion lumens of brightness and you have to use thie projector in pretty much a dark room. Additionally, even though MiLi claims a screen size of up to 70”, the best quality tops out at about 40”, which is still a decent enough size for what you may be trying to achieve. Finally, the resolution tops out at VGA so don’t expect pixel perfect HD quality, but that has to be expected from a current day Pico projector anyway. 

Overall, the device is something pretty interesting and could provide you with loads of possibilities in terms of how you want to use your iPod or iPhone and in what way you would want to impress your peers. Also considering its very portable size, you can pretty much have it handy for whenever you want to pull it out and show off. Whether you really want this device and are you able to justify the high price tag are decisions that are totally left on you however.

Fashion Tech…. Gadgets That You Wear!!!

As I always emphasize, for a lot of us, tech is a very significant part of our lives. Come on, admit it, I think hardly anyone these days wants to go even a day without their cell phone or their online social network. But for those few of us who are up and above the average consumer, we always look for more and more creative ways to integrate technology into our lives. This particular use however does not only relate to the hardcore techies, instead I think that everyone can enjoy it in one way or another.

Mobile phones, laptops, digital music players, they are all mainstream right?? I mean pretty much everyone uses them. Another thing that everyone these days is so fond of is dressing up and the world of fashion. Technology once again brings a merger. This time around, the merger is between the tech that you use and the fashion that you wear. Have a look at these cool wearable gadgets that do a lot more than just make you look good.

Hoodie with Integrated Headphones

This one is as simple as it is remarkable. We all love to listen to music while on the go and always carry a pair of headphones around with us. This hoodie combines a cool looking item of clothing with integrated headphones and a 3.5mm jack hidden in the pocket. From now on, every time you want listen to your music, just hook up your music player to the pocket jack, and insert the drawstrings with earplugs into your ears and blast away. The built-in headphones are waterproof and the hoodie is machine washable. The greatest benefit of this is that now you don’t have to worry about the tangled up wires either.


Bluetooth Bracelet

This one is pretty neat. The cool looking bracelet houses a LED screen and a Bluetooth receiver that hooks up the bracelet to your cell phone. The bracelet vibrates when you receive an incoming call and shows the contact information of the person calling on the LED screen. So from now on, whenever you have your phone in your pocket, you don’t have to worry about not hearing it ring, or while you are sitting in class or in a meeting, you don’t have to pull it out to see who is calling. It also has the ability to reject an incoming call straight from the bracelet.


Bluetooth iRing

Apple fan boys take note. Another Bluetooth enabled gadget that hooks up to either your iPod touch or iPhone and allows you to control the music playback on your device. The ring allows you to play, pause, and skip forward/backward by just tapping the touch sensitive buttons on the ring. This is particularly useful when you have your music player in your pocket or in the backpack. The ring also radiates in a very cool blue glow that makes it even cooler to wear.


MP3 Sunglasses

This is not a new concept but it is one that is still popular nonetheless. A lot of companies have tried to imitate this feat, but Oakley is the company that does it best. The glasses that Oakley makes are called the Oakley Thump and they come with an onboard MP3 player. In addition to looking futuristic, the MP3 player is actually not half bad, and the sound quality provided through the built-in headphones is actually decent. With the Oakley Thump, you also don’t have to worry about lugging your tangled up headphones and you get the added benefit of pretending to be Tom Cruise from Mission Impossible II, although you do that at your own risk of embarrassment.


Cellular Phone Watch

With more and more variants coming out every day from our neighboring country, these have become popular and talked about devices. What is more important now is that as more companies manufacture watches with built-in cell phones, your choice in which one to buy increases. The first ones out in the market were, simply put, ugly. But now as more companies focus on form as well as function, you have the luxury of owning a decent looking piece. Just don’t expect these little things to perform the same as your dual-core super powerful Smartphone. They do however are an attention getter as things stand.


Biometric Wallet

If this doesn’t catch your eye and impress you, I don’t know what will. Even though the functionality is limited, the idea behind it is super cool. The wallet made by Dunhill has a built-in fingerprint reader on it that only allows you to open up the wallet and access your contents after you run your finger through the biometric detector. This may not be very useful if your wallet gets stolen as Im sure that the thief will pry it open with a hammer, but if its lying around the house, you don’t have to worry about an unwanted person gaining access to your cash or contents. Also, the cool factor associated with this gadget is very high and if you get one, you will surely make your mark amongst your peers as hardcore techie.

Super Specs….. Super Smartphone!!!

Just a few days back we posted an overview of the various different dual-core Smartphones. More recently, we also posted an overview of a new phone by Sharp with some interesting new features. And today we ran across what could possibly be the most powerful Smartphone currently in production. Now this claim may not stand true for very long considering the pace at which technology progresses but it is as of right now a claim worth making by BSquare. 

Yes, BSquare!!! It is very doubtful that too many of our readers would be familiar with the name, but that is the company that is responsible for what is called the Snapdragon MDP MSM8660. Just like the name, the specs of the phone are quite a handful too. So let’s go over them before we get to a small little catch. The phone as the name mentions carries a new breed of Dual-Core Snapdragon processor clocked at 1.5GHz… so if apps can utilize it, that’s a full 3GHz of computing power under the hood!!! This should rival some modern day consumer desktop computers. In addition to the powerhouse of a processor, the phone also houses a brand new Adreno 220 graphics processor. The manufacturer claims that this is supposedly the most powerful mobile chip in town and provides the smoothest platform for 3D gaming and high-definition video processing. 

To top it all off, the phone comes with a 13MP camera capable of full HD video recording as well. The other standards include a full 1GB of RAM, 16GB of built-in storage with the capacity to expand with a Micro-SD card slot, Digital Dolby 5.1 support and get this…. 5 Microphones !!! There is some serious active noise cancellation going on with this phone. The screen is a bit small compared to the rest of the specs, coming in only at 3.6” but the phone has a mini HDMI out port. The phone runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread with an aptly tweaked UI to utilize the powerful graphics chip.  

Now for the catch…Qualcomm has targeted this phone towards app developers specifically. This means that the powerful hardware is meant to ensure compatibility and performance for newly developed apps that would be running on the Snapdragon processors coming out. Therefore the price is also market specific and the MDP MSM8660 costs a hefty US$ 1350. Don’t expect too many to be available in Pakistan anytime soon as there is hardly any market demand for them and that is a hefty price to pay for a cell phone in any class. But if you see the pattern here, this is just an indicator of things to come in terms of the sheer processing and rendering power the up and coming Smartphones will carry. We are entering an era of powerful mobile computing as we speak!!!  

Must Have…. Laptop Accessories !!!

Sure you reached deep into your pockets and went out of your way to purchase that fancy laptop computer that you are all so proud of. It has become a part of your everyday life and you take it everywhere you go. The thought of using a desktop just repels you now and you are quick to pull it out and tap away any and every chance you get. You watch your movies on it, you play your music on it, you complete your assignments on it, you surf the web on it, you do all your social networking on it and the thought of being without it gives you nightmares now. 

But are you really doing justice to your laptop and making real use of the mobility or are you one of the mainstream users that just use their laptop as it came out of the box. Well if you are the latter then it is time to take note. The following list of accessories taps a bit more into your mobile computer’s potential and takes your laptop experience a step further. None of these accessories look like must haves at first, but once you get them, you will wonder why you went for so long without them. Here they are….

A Decent Pair of Headphones:

The saying that common sense is not so common implies here. A decent pair of easy to carry earphones is a must have accessory for the various times when you simply can’t afford to turn the volume up on the speakers. But then again, given the average quality of speakers present on most laptops, you should use headphone more often than not anyway. Make sure you don’t skimp out on them though; a decent pair really makes a difference so spend a little extra cash on them if you can. In the very budget line, Sony and JVC make some decent pairs. They are readily available in Pakistan and in the case of headphones… you get what you pay for.  

Wireless Mouse:

Sure you have a decent enough touchpad on your laptop that does everything you expect, but the convenience of using an actual mouse outweighs a touchpad’s any day. While you are at it, try getting one that is wireless and comes with a “Nano Dongle”. These tiny USB connectors don’t stick out of your laptop and you can even leave them connected all the time. The convenience of a wireless mouse will be well worth it in any task that you are trying to complete. They are very easily available in Pakistan and Logitech and A4 Tech both have some decent models.

Micro USB Hub:

USB Hubs are becoming smaller and easier to carry by the day. And as the number of USB devices that we all use continues to increase rapidly, it is always a good idea to own one and carry it around with you. There are times when you have to have many peripherals connected to your laptop on the go and you simply don’t have the luxury of available USB ports, this is when a USB hub can prove its worth. So every time from now on that you need to connect your phone, a flash drive, a USB mouse and some other peripherals to your laptop, you will be thankful that you made the purchase. Peripheral manufacturer Targus has some interestingly small and portable models.

USB TV Device:

Here is another accessory that expands your mobile computing horizons. If you are an avid sports follower or one of the few who cannot live without your daily dose of soap television series this could come in handy. In situations where you don’t have the luxury of having a dedicated TV in your room, you can always hook this little gizmo up to your laptop and you are good to catch a cricket match, the European league or Star Plus. In the Pakistani market, the manufacturer Dany has some decent models available.

USB Numpad:

For those of us who chose a relatively smaller sized laptop, (read 13” or 14” mostly), a noteworthy feature that is missing is a dedicated number pad on the laptop keyboard. Sure you might just make do with the number keys in the top row, but if you often find yourself doing some number crunching or using MS Excel extensively for school projects, an external number pad can be a blessing. The devices are very affordable and yet again bring an element of convenience to your laptop. Logitech has some variants available in Pakistan at affordable prices.

Wireless Presenter:

Be it academically or professionally, presentations have become the norm in both environments. Adding a professional touch can’t really hurt the effectiveness of your presentations then. A Wireless Presenter allows you to go through your visual presentation without reaching for the laptop keyboard to manually advance your power point slides or animations. This not only gives you the freedom to move about in your space but also allows you to focus more on the delivery rather than worrying about heading back to the laptop to get to the next slide. Almost all professional speakers use Wireless presenters and its crunch time that you use one too. Some variants available in Pakistan are manufactured by Logitech, Targus and Kensington. 

Notebook Cooling Pads:

It is pretty obvious when so many of our activities are connected to our laptops, the amount of time we spend using them is significant. Since they are electronic items with both moving and non-moving parts utilizing electricity, after extended use laptops tend to heat up. This can be detrimental to the hardware and can become a matter of inconvenience and discomfort for the user. A Notebook Cooling Pad is an accessory that goes below the laptop, often has one or more fans, and facilitates the flow of air to the underbody. This accessory allows a user to keep using their laptop for extended periods of time without having to worry about hardware damaged caused due to heat. 

Solar Powered Carrying Case:

Last but certainly not the least, this one is for the power users. Probably the most expensive of the accessories by far, this accessory serves the dual purpose of protecting your valuable equipment as you lug it around, while juicing up the batteries of the laptop through on-board solar cells. Carrying cases such as this ensure that you never really run out of juice for when you need to use your laptop on the go. It also certainly dramatically reduces the need to look for a power socket to plug your bulky charger into. Availability in Pakistan of this product is limited, but if you look hard enough, you may very well be able to find one.