Nokia’s released a new commercial that it says is shot entirely using an 808 PureView . . . . → Read More: Nokia releases a commercial shot entirely with the 808 PureView (video)
|
||||||
 Admit it, you don’t have nearly enough opportunities to talk back to your phone. AT&T is giving you more. The company today announced that it will be offering its Watson real-time speech-to-text software to developers as APIs aimed at a number of different application types — things like web search, question and answer apps and anything that uses AT&T’s U-Verse TV services. . . . → Read More: AT&T opens Watson API up to developers  A couple weeks ago we got to have our Ice Cream Sandwich and eat it too, thanks to a gorgeous couple phones from HTC — the One X and the One S . . . . → Read More: HTC One S for T-Mobile review  Truth be told, we haven’t been wildly impressed with the glasses-free 3D solutions we’ve seen to date, be it because of the limited viewing angles, unconvincing picture or lack of availability here in the US. That could soon change, however, if Dolby’s version of the three-dimensional experience makes its way to a production-ready television set. Best known for its audio technologies, the company just launched its own 3D standard in cooperation with Philips, called Dolby 3D. . . . → Read More: Dolby 3D on prototype 4K display and HTC Evo 3D hands-on (video)  Just when you’d warmed to the idea of three navigation buttons on HTC’s One lineup, the company went back and re-added a fourth button to the row — in mainland China, anyway. To follow the debut of its Desire ( aka Dragon ) lineup, HTC has introduced a One S variant that it designed in collaboration with Sina Weibo , the country’s most popular alternative to Twitter. . . . → Read More: HTC and Sina Weibo debut One S with dedicated microblog functions (video)  Microsoft Research has revealed some of its latest work into mobile app optimization — and it’s called the contextual solution, Falcon. Fast App Launching with Context aims to improve “key OS services” including memory management, scheduling and security . . . → Read More: Windows Phone OS mod speeds up app load times, knows you’ll play Monopoly on your break (video)  Never again will Windows Phone owners worry about ordering raw beef in Spain without first knowing what’ll arrive on their plate. That’s because the crew at Microsoft have updated the Bing Translator app, which is available for free in the Marketplace. It now allows users to point their cameras at otherwise unintelligible text and then view a proper translation as an overlay on the photograph. . . . → Read More: Microsoft updates Bing Translator for Windows Phone with offline features (video) Never again will Windows Phone owners worry about ordering raw beef in Spain without first knowing what’ll arrive on their plate. That’s because the crew at Microsoft have updated the Bing Translator app, which is available for free in the Marketplace. It now allows users to point their cameras at otherwise unintelligible text and then view a proper translation as an overlay on the photograph. . . . → Read More: Microsoft updates Bing Translator for Windows Phone with offline features (video)  It’s the other One. While HTC’s One X and One S jostle over which has the more potent processor, and customers weigh high-definition screens against high-science coatings, the One V has held back. . . . → Read More: HTC One V review This one is an experimental app for Symbian S60 users that introduced by Nokia Beta Labs. Using this app you can edit your phone’s list of words for text prediction then transfering it to other phone. . . . → Read More: You can use Nokia Custom Dictionary for Managing S60 Custom Dictionary |
||||||
|
Copyright © 2012 Mobided - All Rights Reserved Powered by WordPress & the Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll. Discuss on our WP Forum |
||||||
Recent Comments :