Cherry Mobile unveils 2 new smartphones that run on Android
In keeping with changing technological trends and consumer demands, Cherry Mobile has introduced two new stylish smartphones that run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean – OMEGA HD and FLAME 2.0.
In keeping with changing technological trends and consumer demands, Cherry Mobile has introduced two new stylish smartphones that run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean – OMEGA HD and FLAME 2.0.
Developed by Russian company Yota Devices which dealt mostly with modems and routers, the YotaPhone is a unique and novel concept that we hope will come to fruition. This Android-powered smartphone is as thin as most smartphones but comes with two displays-an HD resolution display plus an e-ink one on the back. It’s like having a built-in e-reader with your colored smartphone. And while it was originally intended to slow down battery depletion (e-ink only consumes battery when it is refreshed), we love how the phone could be a Kindle and a phone in one (the Kindle Fire’s eye-straining backlit display doesn’t count).
Amazon’s e-ink reader has been consistently on Christmas wish lists since it first came out in 2007, and it’s no mystery why. The competitively priced reader is backed by Amazon’s wide selection of e-books, newspapers and magazines, allowing owners to consume content anywhere, anytime. Get the paper-like e-ink version for eyes that get easily strained, and fill it up with your recipient’s favorite reads to get him started.
The new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is designed to encourage creativity, enable productivity and facilitate better learning.
Being creative always has its advantages; you get to try out the latest gadgets that could help enhance your craft.
Samsung recently tapped four celebrity moms to demonstrate the efficiency of a new line of digital home appliances—vacuum cleaner, digital refrigerator and microwave, and digital airconditioner. Moms on-call for Samsung duties are Rissa Mananquil-Trillo, model, columnist, teacher; Tessa Prieto-Valdes, columnist, philanthropist, events host; Daphne Oseña-Paez, TV host, philanthropist, advocate of children’s health and welfare; and Amanda Griffin, model and VJ.
Will somebody please invent a universal charger that people can use for everything from mobile phones to laptops? Perhaps technology-minded Filipinos can be the first to come up with what promises to be a sure bestseller.
Here’s something that makes for interesting reading. Melissa Dahl, in a feature for Body Odd in msnbc.com, said automatic faucets, which were supposed to reduce the risk of the spread of disease by minimizing contact between users, could be harboring more germs than the old-fashioned kind.
We’ve had conversations with our parents and grandparents wishing to try out new gadgets du jour, but they often end up giving up on them, calling it too difficult, reverting to their old, trusty low-tech phones/computers.
Is it a tablet? Is it a netbook? Is it a laptop? Sitting here on my lap is the Asus EeePad Transformer. As I type away on the full keyboard, it’s easy to forget I’m using an Android Honeycomb tablet–– with a keyboard and trackpad, like a laptop with Honeycomb.
You can e-mail, chat or surf the web from different devices now, and we’ve created a list of the commonly used ones as well as their pros and cons when it comes to ease of use, so you know which one to get.
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