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Friday 02 March 2012

A New Curve On The Way: Looks Like Every Other BlackBerry [ 02-03-2012 18:42 ]

Author: Ivanov Konstantin Source: BGR Translation by: Paul Smith

I'm not really sure whether or not this leaked picture of the new BlackBerry 9320 is actually a leak given that it basically looks like just about every other Curve that has ever been released. At any rate it will running BlackBerry OS 7.1, totting a 2.44-inch 320x240 qVGA screen, have 512 MB of RAM and a 3.2 MP camera for picture snapping. If that isn't enough to bore you the handset will appearing in India for around 12,000 Rupees next month. If you didn't have a reason to take a holiday in India, well you still don't (although you should given that it's a beautiful country). Something tells me that this little darling won't be doing much to salvage RIM's declining marketshare.

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Galaxy S III To Appear In April [ 02-03-2012 17:54 ]

Author: Ivanov Konstantin Source: ZDNet Korea Translation by: Paul Smith

April should see the debut of Samsung's much anticipated follow up to their mega successful Galaxy S II, the originally named Galaxy S III. That's the word according to ZDNet Korea, which says it has been speaking to Cheil Worldwide, the marketing agency Samsung employs. The United Kingdom will reportedly come in for a particularly large advertising campaign to coincide with the Summer Olympic Games being held in London this year. The April launch date ties in nicely with previous chatter centering on the handset. The Galaxy S II will supposedly feature an 8 MP camera, 1.5 Ghz quad-core processor, cermaic casing and 4G LTE support.

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Apple Launching Subscription TV Service By Christmas [ 02-03-2012 17:34 ]

Author: Ivanov Konstantin Source: NYP Translation by: Paul Smith

The New York Post is reporting that Apple is planning a subscription based TV service by Christmas this year. The service would see Apple effectively treat television channels like apps so that customers could purchase individual channel subscriptions or subscriptions to groups of channels. Apple is said to be in the midst of negotiations with media executives over using their content, but the Post's sources are saying that those negotiations are not faring well.

One source described the situation as Apple saying "... we decide the price, we decide the content ...". Another source described the situation as "They [Apple] want everything for nothing". If that is indeed the case it's not too hard to see why the negotiations are not going so well. Nevertheless Apple will launch their service by Christmas in one form or another whether the media companies are onboard or not according to the Post's report. The service should be available through Apple TV as well as through Apple rumoured television set, said to be launching sometime this year.

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