Olympus E-P2 Digital camera release in August 31th

Posted by admin | engadgets | Tuesday 31 August 2010 4:22 am

Olympus has announced the E-P2 just five months after the launch of its first Micro Four-Thirds camera, the E-P1. It’s a minor upgrade with the addition of a port for a new high resolution electronic viewfinder (or external microphone), two new Art filters and a pearlescent black finish. It also gains AF tracking and includes a new i-Enhance ‘colour boosting’ function. Available from January 2010, the E-P2 with VF-2 electronic viewfinder and either 17mm pancake or 14-42mm zoom lens will sell for a suggested retail price of $1099.99.

The E-P2 represents almost as subtle an enhancement as the company’s E-450 does, compared to the remarkably similar E-420. The two models will sell alongside each other, with all E-P2 kits including the plug-in viewfinder. The launch of the E-P2 so soon after E-P1 might prompt the more cynically inclined to wonder whether this is the product Olympus originally planned to create – though its similarity should mean early adopters of the E-P1 don’t feel stung for having excercised their credit cards so readily.

The E-P2 is a 12.3-megapixel interchangeable lens camera, and it blends the high-quality still images of a DSLR with High Definition (HD) video, stereo Linear PCM audio recording and in-camera creativity – all inside an ultra-portable, easy-to-use body. The E-P2 also brings a new twist to the PEN lineup: an accessory port which accommodates the included VF-2 electronic view finder or optional external microphone adapter (SEMA-1).

Those were the days in which a manufacturer surprised us with a new product and unexpected. Filtering related cameras today come from the hand of Olympus, and it appears that the manufacturer had developed a kit with which to update its recent E-P2 and other micro four thirds DSLR model that would replace the current E -3. The first of these is expected to be made official tomorrow, 31, will be accompanied by a 17mm and an external flash, but also speaks of two new lenses, a 75-300mm f4.8-6.7 ($ 900, 705 euros) and a 40-150mm f4.0-5.6 ($ 300, 235 euros).

The other camera that has happened is the alleged calls E-5, a body with 12-megapixel sensor, 720p video recording at 30 frames per second, 11 focus points and 3-inch LCD screen with 920,000 dot resolution, which will see the light on 14 September, a week before Photokina. What Olympus is going to leave for the fair in Cologne?

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Windows 7 Phone: HTC T8788

Posted by admin | engadgets, review | Wednesday 25 August 2010 4:29 am

In case of doubt, HTC Phone is geared to Windows 7. Straight from the offices dripping U.S. carrier AT & T we get two photographs of this strange phone called the T8788, a terminal and speaker widescreen slider that was supposed to get the most out of the Zune features built into Microsoft’s mobile OS. Because yes, indeed, that over there is not a QWERTY keyboard, but a small speaker that you would avoid the need to buy a basis for listening to music while you work. Is not new, but interesting.

For now there is no information, even if you pay attention, although it exhibits a certain resemblance to Schubert / Mozart (not to mention the names), it seems that we have a brand new phone. Could it be that there are more models on the way multimedia WinPho7?

Is that the Mondrian, Schubert, Mozart, Spark or another codename we haven’t even heard of? I say it resembles the Spark and my money goes on that but we officially only know a number, that is T8788 from manufacturer HTC.

As one can see this HTC T8788 is a landscape slider form factor apparently when you slide the device you’re not faced with the normal keyboard but rather a speaker, while on the rear sits a kickstand, making this WP7 handset quite a media device.

Or maybe you’re fine with your Android or iOS. Even if you are, this next device will get you pretty excited because it very could be the prettiest Windows Phone 7 device to show up on the radar.

Via engagdet

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Sony Reader PRS-350 PRS-650 Coming Soon

Posted by admin | engadgets | Wednesday 18 August 2010 7:57 am

According to one of Sony Insider’s “most trusted sources,” the 5-inch PRS-350 and 6-inch PRS-650 devices will be rolled out “soon.” Both will host touchscreens, have potential sub-10mm widths, 2GB of storage space, a new home interface and some performance improvements like faster page turns.

According to sources, the Sony PRS-350 and PRS-650 will both feature touchscreens, will both be thinner and lighter than the current models, and will likely have improved contrast and faster page turns. Hopefully Sony will opt for the new Pearl displays with 50% improved contrast like the new Kindle 3 and Kindle DX; they would be stupid not to.

Very little reliable information and rumor is we have to offer these days, but August is one of those months dense as to bore. It is also true that we will tell you it sounds pretty good, is that according to Sony Insider informers, are approaching a new pair of readers who will join the Reader family.

The PRS-350 PRS-650 will integrate E Ink screens, and offer both greater autonomy as a chassis thinner than the current PRS-600 PRS-300. In figures, each measured less than 10 mm thick, with panels 5 and 6 inches respectively, 2 GB of internal storage (at least in the case of 650) and perhaps the possibility of 3G and WiFi antennas found in the model expensive.

The software also have been updated, so that in addition to a redesigned interface, the function for taking notes in the PRS-600 also would be present in the modest PRS-350. That itself loose now and do not ask us release date, which is enough to know all that I have told.

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Lumigon T1 performance on Facebook

Posted by admin | review | Monday 16 August 2010 7:50 am

The phone boasts a Ultra small form factor with built-in remote controller, ultra-fast Freescale 1 GHz i.MX51 3D processor, TFT screen with capacitive touch, WiFi and Bluetooth, A-GPS, 720P HDMI out, accelerometer, 5 mega pixel autofocus camera with flash, 3.5 mm jack for audio, FM receiver and FM transmitter. The 1 GHZ processor pouts the phone in comparison to any of the best smartphones available in the world right now and also the ability to work as a universal remote comes in as a handy feature.

It is running Android 2.1, support 720p video with HDMI out, FM tuner and can double as universal remotes. The T1 will become availble early in the second quarter while the S1 will probably peek its head some time toward the end of that quarter.

Addition to biscuits with butter, it seems that the Danes know how to do it otherwise, at least according to what we saw. The expected Lumigon Mobile, which has had to be delayed, has made an appearance on Facebook who has left us all with long teeth.

This is the first official rendering of the T1, which, unlike others we have seen in the past, fit out some new features like the microSD slot is now more accessible, or the navigation pad. We also know that starting Froy will, for if it had little emotion the issue.

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Spain: Orange HTC Hero finally updated Android 2.1 in September

Posted by admin | review | Friday 6 August 2010 6:43 am

Orange Spain has just set a date for the upgrade of three of its terminals Android, Htc Htc Hero and Desire, which will get an updated operating system Android Android 2.1 and 2.2 with regard Orange and finally Boston. In this update the Dell inspiron 1525 battery life will increase to 8 hours.

Although we thought the soap opera of the updated HTC Android Hero was over 2.1 in June with the official launch of the OTA, there was still a chapter to see. For if the terminals are already enjoying free bought a newer version of the operating system and interface Sense, those who bought the phone with the French operator Orange, who had the exclusive-are still waiting for news and continue with Android 1.5.

Fortunately, the operator has shown signs of life and today has been confirmed by official Twitter account to your customers with HTC Hero will receive the final upgrade in September. Inspiron 1720 battery have 1 year warranty and30 days back. It will be next month when it completes the update that many have been waiting for months and that has only delayed the time.

Moreover, the company has also confirmed that both the Orange HTC Boston as Desire will be updated and Froy Eclair respectively also in the month of September, being in the case of the Taiwanese mobile web shock and not OTA. However, we can say from experience that the Desire of Orange HTC already receiving OTA update Froy. We live in a world full of contradictions. Also I also hope the Android 2.1 can prefect transport the software in my  inspiron 6400 battery

Via Engadget.es

IPAD support that makes it a minimonitor

Posted by admin | review | Friday 30 July 2010 3:07 am

In the photo you see the smallest laptop Apple makes.

Or at least the smaller laptop battery. Because until now you had the Apple Wireless Keyboard and IPAD, but you lacked the essential element to carry around (and stylish!) Your device for business and leisure: JustMobile support for IPAD. Want to know more?

It hardly seems like a simple piece of a successful design can give a different category to an object. Because some similar solutions may not have reached a degree of refinement such as this stand with simple lines.

Besides serving to put your Apple IPAD and thus make it a functional laptop or desktop an exclusive and small, the touch of distinction that gives the user may not be paid with the $ 45 it costs. A desk with this whole entire face many wins to promotion, the envy of peers or the smile of the co-worker who until now I had no taste for a farmhand.

Allows the IPAD in both vertical and landscape position can be adjusted in height (not me you suffer from VeriCal) and even accepts the increased thickness of the most protective cases, which do not have to submit your Apple IPAD a striptease “every time you step on the bar dancing, UpStand digooo the lectern. Antonio ─ Rentero

HM-TA1 Panasonic HDC-SDX1

Posted by admin | review | Thursday 29 July 2010 5:09 am

HM-TA1 Panasonic HDC-SDX1, two very different formats of video so you have to choose

Panasonic has not made its proposals to launch 3D today and has had time to announce two new cameras of those of “lifetime.” The first is the HM-TA1-left in the cover image, “Flip a model to compact and well built, enabling the recording to 1080p, includes 4x digital zoom, boasts intuitive menu, and that can be used as improvised webcam to your videoconferencing. It also has its own software to upload your files quickly to Youtube or Facebook when you connect to your PC, allows the capture of images with Apple iFrame format (960 x 540 at 30 fps), and comes with a 2-inch screen also an integrated flash LED on its front.

The HDC-SDX1, meanwhile, is presented as a video camera that records high-definition (AVCHD) lightest of its kind, including a folding panel 2.7-inch LCD, a zoom of 23 increases, image stabilizer HYBRID Optical, six scene modes with automatic choice function, face recognition technology and, like her sister, can be used as a webcam and is accompanied by a software house for uploading videos to the Internet.

The HM-TA1 will go on sale (in purple, red and black) next August, at least in the U.S., for a price of $ 169 (about 130 euros to change) while SDX1 out to be reserved for the arena in September for $ 499 (384 euros). Its distribution in other countries has not so far been uncovered.

A few lines above are a couple of picture galleries to entertain you know more about these new camcorders, and then an extra delivery with photos more closely. Snoops without fear.

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iOS 4 test under different use on iPhone 3G

Posted by admin | review | Saturday 24 July 2010 1:18 am

iOS 4 test compare with the iOS 3 on iPhone 3G

Apple made iOS 4 available on Monday, June 21. Apple kicked off an action-packed week today with the full release of iOS 4, its newest operating system for iPhone and iPod Touch devices. The download is free for both iPhone and iPod Touch users, but it is incompatible with first-generation models of either device. The Apple iPhone 3G will support most iOS 4 features except multitasking and home screen backgrounds.

Since the release of the Apple A1078 iOS 4.0 on June 21 last, many people had complained of the autonomy of their phone. Macworld U.S. has conducted a test involving the autonomy of 3G and 3G with firmware 3.1.3 and firmware 4. It was tested under different uses (games, surfing and 3G wireless, downloading a movie, telephone …).

To see what difference iOS 4 made in terms of laptop battery life with iOS 3 on the iPhone 3GS we ran the same tests yet again. It turns out that downgrading an iPhone 3GS is no easy feat and our attempts at doing so failed on the iPhone 3GS phone at the Macworld office.

Here are the results obtained by the U.S. site:

As shown in both tables, the upgrade to Apple A1079 iOS 4.0 has caused a moderate increase in autonomy for the iPhone 3G and a substantial increase for the iPhone 3G. Indeed, the iPhone 3G takes 10 minutes more with the firmware 4.0 installed. The iPhone 3G takes him 35 minutes more.

And you, have you noticed such an increase in autonomy on your Apple iPhone Jobs?

The test info from : MacWorld US

Beautiful House Made of Cob

Posted by admin | review | Saturday 17 July 2010 11:48 am

Don’t you just love playing with Flickr? I was clicking around the other day and stumbled across this awesome house made from something I’d never heard of before: cob!

This house isn’t made of corn cobs but of a mixture of clay, straw, and sand. Cob is sort of like the mixture used to build adobe homes, and it’s super resilient! Structures made of cob can last hundreds of years.

Building a typical home takes a lot of materials, many of them not the most eco-frienldy. Natural building materials like cob are awesome because the ingredients can be sourced locally and don’t contain harsh chemical additives. Not only that, structures made from natural materials can help you reconnect with nature in a way that conventional homes just can’t.

I just love the curved walls and overall simplicity of this house! What really wowed me, though, was the awesome skylight:

Gorgeous, right? It almost feels like a tree house!

The other cool thing about materials like cob is that they’re perfect for the DIY-inclined. There are all sorts of ways to learn more about this kind of thing, too. You can go all out, taking a a cob building workshop or doing a green building internship, but you can keep it simple, too. If you’re feeling really DIY, maybe read up on the process and go the trial and error route with a smaller structure like a garden wall or an outdoor pizza oven.

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Canon HF LEGRIA M32 camcorder specs

Posted by admin | review | Friday 16 July 2010 4:29 am

As every year Canon refreshes its camcorders with small details that make love to the consumer, and the last to appear is the new HF LEGRIA M32. The news of this HD camcorder focus on doubling the storage capacity of 64 GB-now-and SDXC card support, although there are other benefits such as its 2.7-inch touch screen, a 3-sensor , 3 megapixel camera with optical zoom of 18 magnifications, DV DIGIC III, integrated stabilizer Relay Recording mode, which is responsible for passing the recording to the removable card in the case of depleting internal flash memory. Set to launch in September at a price still to be confirmed. We leave you with the full press release after the jump.

Create stunning Full HD video with the stylish and compact camcorder HF LEGRIA M32. An innovative touch screen interface that facilitates the recordings. Now you can record more than ever with 64 GB memory and compatibility with SDXC.
Features

Dual Flash Memory * 64 GB, and compatibility with SDXC Relay Recording (continuous recording)
* Easy shooting in HD
Touch Screen LCD * 6.8 cm (2.7 “)
* Instant Video (Video Snapshot)
* HD Camera System Canon’s 3.3 Megapixel
* Dynamic and IS Motorized OIS (Powered IS)
* Easy video sharing
* Pre-recording (Pre BER) and 25p Cinema Mode
* Superior Audio
* Creative options

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