Sony Bloggie Touch

Posted by on Friday, 24 December, 2010 No comments

Sony Bloggie Touch 300x264 Sony Bloggie TouchBUILD AND DESIGN
The Sony Bloggie Touch shoots 1920×1080 MP4 video at 30 fps via its Exmor CMOS sensor. It also shoots 720/60p and 720/30p and takes 12.8 megapixel stills through its f/2.8 wide angle lens.

The Sony Bloggie Touch comes in two models, one with 4GB of internal memory (good for about two hours of 720/30p video), which costs $180 at launch, and an 8GB model for $200, which can capture approximately four hours of the lowest resolution video.

I can’t state enough how closely the Bloggie Touch resembles an Android smartphone, even if it’s a bit smaller than the current crop of handsets. The front of the candy-bar shaped camcorder is slightly rounded and features a high quality brushed casing. The lens is situated at the top end, surrounded by a smooth silver plastic tip. I suppose the smooth area surrounding the lens is designed to warn users of any pending finger creep over the lens, and it works in that regard.

The large 3.0-inch display sits on the back of the Bloggie Touch, just above the record button.

The HDMI out, hidden in a small notch, and wrist-strap slot are on one side of the pocket camcorder, while the on/off button, stills-mode toggle button, and on-board mic are on the other side. The mic placement is a little perplexing though. It’s very easy to hold your finger over the mic without realizing it, which happened to me more than once. Sony should have at least added a little notch so users could identify the area by touch.

Two on-board speakers are located on the top of the Bloggie Touch, while the tripod receptacle and pop-out USB are on the bottom.

If there is any cause for complaint, it’s that both the touch screen and lens are very exposed and are almost begging for scratches. If you lay the Bloggie down on either the front or back, you’ll be resting the device on one of the two. Also, both the body and screen are fingerprint magnets. Expect much smudge build-up with prolonged use.

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Samsung Galaxy S

Posted by on Thursday, 23 December, 2010 No comments

The new Samsung Galaxy S is not the phone if you are in the mood for buying a new business phone. However, it is the perfect phone for you if you are in the mood for purchasing a new phone that guarantees you the ultimate in mobile phone entertainment. This is because apart from having a 4 inch touch screen display that is the latest you can get in a mobile phone, it has a lot of features going its way that let it stand out from the crowd of high-end smart phones, which has burgeoned in size.

The new phone has a five megapixel camera to go with the brilliant 4 inch touch screen display that would immediately captivate your senses once you look at it. The new phone manages to incorporate practically all wireless connectivity technologies that you can think of. The list starts with the amazing DLNA connectivity feature and it goes on to the 3G and Wi-Fi features, which are considered to be standard for high-end smart phones these days. However, the DLNA connectivity option makes this phone stand out from the crowd since it is not normal for a phone in this recent to be having such a connectivity feature that is largely considered as very high end.

Apart from the usual wireless connectivity features that let you connect with Internet and other aspects of wireless connectivity, the phone also has Bluetooth and micro-USB are connecting this phone to various other electronic gadgets like computers or even other phones, which might be needed in case of actions like file transferring and so on. You get the latest Bluetooth version 3.0 with the phone and this means that you can get faster data transfer rates. The phone retails for around £ 415 in the UK. The Galaxy S has also been the main inspiration for the new Samsung manufactured Nexus S which has just been released in the UK.

VoIP and Its Increasing Impact on Mobile Networks

Posted by on Friday, 17 December, 2010 No comments

A report released in mid 2010 analyzed the impact of mobile VoIP on next gen cellular networks. Both mobile and wireless industry has unbelievable growth expectations as this technology becomes more accessible, whether through WiFi or 3G and 4G networks.

The question is, can voip wireless phone actually fulfill customer’s expectation for saving, or will mobile carriers carry on to block access to technology that many people think that it is an almost free of charge wireless solution?

The adoption of VoIP for mobile by some telecommunication leaders has effected the growth of better availability, better quality audio, and faster data connection. However, Flat rate mobile pricing continues to change wildly and each mobile start-up has its own restrictions and deals designed to get the most out of each client.

IP is expected to become the primary transport for future data access, and carriers are being forced to accept the fact that mobile VoIP will be the key player in integrated IP-based communications and also next gen wireless processes.

While smartphone vendors are including applications so users can download and use third-party VoIP clients over WiFi and broadband networks, many cellular operators keep on to prohibit the use of wireless voip on their cellular networks, or force hefty surcharges.

The primary argument that mobile operators use to fight the cost effective lure of VoIP is the claim that VoIP used on the cellular networks can’t offer good quality, reliability, and efficiency compared to that supplied by GSM network. 60% of European mobile operators restrict or prohibit the usage of VoIP on their mobile data plans, and the US is also no much better.

However, while high definition voice have become standard on all smartphones, the argument that mobile IP communications is udner standard will cease to hold water., Even though mobile carriers can be expected to keep on trying toblock access where possible, mobile VoIP is here to stay.

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Posted by on Wednesday, 8 December, 2010 No comments

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