New Apple Watch

 

 

The Apple Watch

First announced last September, the Apple Watch was finally revealed in full, with Apple CEO Tim Cook offering details on models, pricing, and the apps that will run on your wrist.  

 

 

 

(Apple)

The Watch will be available in three editions. The standard Apple Watch ($550+) will feature a stainless steel case or in traditional or space black, and come in two sizes. The Watch Sport ($350+) will be made from a lighter anodized aluminum in silver or space gray. The Apple Watch Edition (pictured above) is made from 18-karat gold and starts at a whopping $10,000 and can run up to $17,000.

 

 

 

 

 

Cook demonstrated many of the features shown at last September’s unveiling, including the ability to swipe the watchface to see your calendar, music, and heart rate, or employ its “Taptic” engine to literally tap out messages to loved ones who are also wearing an Apple Watch. You can also receive calls via the watch without having to take your iPhone out of your pocket.


Source: https://www.yahoo.com

Apple is working on a waterproof iPhone, but with a huge twist

Apple has been lagging behind when it comes to creating a waterproof smartphone like Samsung and Sony have done in the past. 9to5Mac has flagged a new patent that shows Apple is indeed working on making a waterproof iPhone, but not in the way any other smartphone manufacturer has done before.


“Rather than make the casing waterproof, Apple’s patent describes a method of waterproofing internal components by integrating a hydrophobic coating with the electromagnetic interference shields used to protect sensitive electronics,” 9to5Mac explains. “This would be a better approach than waterproof casings, which can compromise the design of a phone.”

Although making a waterproof iPhone has never been one of Apple’s priorities, it is something that some Apple fans have said they’d like to see in the future. Right now there are several third-party cases you can buy to make your iPhone waterproof, as well as a crazy $30 spray that will do the same thing. However, none of these would be a substitute for an actual waterproof iPhone that you could dunk underwater without anything else added.

Interestingly, this patent comes at a time when Samsung just decided to ditch waterproofing as a key feature of its Galaxy S series of devices — unlike the Galaxy S5, you won’t be able to drop your Galaxy S6 into water and be confident it will survive.

Source: https://www.yahoo.com

 

Meizu M1 Note priced at P7,990 in PH

If you’ve been eyeing a budget LTE smartphone to make the most of your telco’s data packages, you may want to reconsider your top pick, whatever it is. On the sidelines of the Meizu Mx4 Pro mini-launch at Gateway Mall, Meizu local distributor Novo7 Tech said the Meizu m1 Note is headed for the Philippines as early as March 2015.
So why all the fuss about another smartphone from another Chinese manufacturer? (As if the market isn’t saturated enough with all kinds of devices from China, right?) The short answer: On paper, the m1 Note is one of the most desirable smartphones now. Meizu’s “OnePlus One”—except much, much cheaper. And to think the elusive yet wildly popular One starts at just $299 (about P13,000).
Just how affordable is the Meizu m1 Note? Novo7 Tech execs told us to expect a P7,990 asking price for the white 16GB variant at launch.
For almost half the price of the One, you’re getting dual-SIM slots; a 5.5-inch 1080p display fronted by Gorilla Glass 3; a 64-bit, octa-core processor from MediaTek with 2GB of RAM and an LTE radio; 13- and 5-megapixel rear and front cameras; and a delightfully intuitive interface based on Android KitKat in Flyme 4.1. An update to Lollipop is reportedly coming in March. Also, the 3,140mAh integrated battery is decent enough for a phone this large.

What you just read are (mostly) the specs of a product that can pass as an early-2014 flagship model at a fraction of the cost, with the exception of a very few handsets; one that also closely resembles a bigger iPhone 5c—or what the love child of an iPhone 5c and 6 Plus would look like. Now you know why we sound giddy.

Specs of the Meizu m1 Note (Price in the Philippines: P7,990; Availability: Most likely March 2015):
* Dual SIM
* LTE
* 1.7GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6752 CPU
* Mali-T760 GPU
* 2GB RAM
* 16GB internal storage
* 5.5-inch IGZO display (1,080 x 1,920 resolution)
* 13-megapixel rear camera with dual-tone flash
* 5-megapixel front camera
* 3,140mAh battery
* Android KitKat 4.4.4

Source: http://yahoo-ph-news-technostorm.tumblr.com

Oppo: The Thinniest Smartphone

 

Unboxing the new Oppo Smartphone which is the Thinniest Smartphone today. Let's take a look on it. Watch the video above. This device is unbelievably thin.

 

 

 

 

First look at ZTE Grand S3

Let's have look at ZTE Grand S3 for its specification, features and Physical look.

First look at Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

Let's take a look at Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge if what are the improvements? Does it look like Apple Iphone 6? Hmmm. What you think? Please let me know by commenting below.

CHROMEBOOKS

Introducing the Chromebooks, Chromebooks are fast, easy to use, and great for everyone in your life who could use a computer.

The Available Chromebooks model are asus chromebook c200, acer chromebook 13, asus chromebook c300 and many more.

A new type of computer with everything built-in. For everyone. Starting at $199.

 

Chromebook starts in seconds, so you can go straight to playing or working (if you have to).

 

Works with your other devices – your phone, tablet or an old computer – without any extra cords.

 

Virus protection built-in. No annoying updates. Chromebooks run Chrome OS, an operating system that’s fast, simple and secure.

 

Chromebook updates itself, for free. So you always have the latest and greatest version. No need for manual downloads and upgrades.

 

 

Source: http://www.google.com/chrome/devices/features/