Friday 05 September 2008

LG Prada II specs surface    [ 05-09-2008 18:31 ]

Author: Irina Turina   Source: engadget mobile     Translation by: Administrator     

A few days after LG announced their Viewty successor - the KC910, specs for the rumoured Prada II have surfaced. The original Prada was announced just over a year and a half ago, and if the Prada II specs are indeed true, this looks to be a solid upgrade, both for original Prada owners, ad those looking for a new handset altogether.

 

The supposed specs are as follows:

• Connectivity: Quad-band GSM, Dual-band HSDPA
• Display: 3", 240 x 400 pixels
• Camera: five megapixels, with autofocus, and flash
• Video recording: VGA resolution
• Extras: Wi-Fi B/G, Bluetooth 2.1, FM Radio, built-in motion sensor
• Dimensions: 104.5 x 54 x 16.8 mm

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LG KC910 unveiled    [ 05-09-2008 16:48 ]

Author: Klimov Oleg   Source: engadget mobile     Translation by: Administrator     

LG has shown off what could be called the LG Viewty II. The KC910 as it's known, builds on the Viewty, on a number of fronts. For instance, the MP count has been bumped up from five, to eight megapixels, there's now Wi-Fi connectivity, Dolby Mobile Audio onboard, and A-GPS. It's confirmed to ship around October time, but the price is not yet known.

The known specs are as follows:

• Connectivity: Quad-band GSM, 3.5G HSDPA
• Display: 3" touchcreen, WQVGA resolution
• Camera: 8MP, with Xenon flash, auto focus, manual focus, and immage stabelizer
• Video Recording: VGA @ 30 FPS, QVGA @ 120 FPS, DivX and Xvid playback
  
• Memory: Micro SD card slot
• Extras: Wi-Fi, Dolby Audio, TV-out, Bluetooth, USB connectivity

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Google's Chrome browser coming to Android?    [ 05-09-2008 16:47 ]

Author: Irina Turina   Source: unwiredview     Translation by: Administrator     

Google recently released the first beta version of their new Chrome web browser, based on Apple's Webkit rendering engine. It could very well be making its way to Google's upcoming Android OS, due to be available on HTC's Dream by the end of the year. Even though Chrome was not developed to integrate with Android, there is a possibility that it'll make its way to Android, if not something similar to Chrome anyway. That's according to Google co-founder Sergey Brin, who, at Chrome's launch event, he said "Probably a subsequent version of Android is going to pick up a lot of the Chrome stack… My guess is we’ll have ‘Chrome-like’ or something similar"

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