Top Gadgets of 2010

1 HTC desire
2 Apple Iphone 4 
3 Sony's KDL-40LX903 3D TV  Price £2000
4  Parrot AR Drone   Price  £299.9.
5 Powermat  Price £79.99.
6 BlackBerry Torch .
7 Samsung's Galaxy Tab  Price £399.
8 MAC book Air From £769.
9 Xbox Kinect £129.0
10 Apple ipad £
11 Amazon Kindle
12  Three 3 MIFi

Top Notable Smartphones 2010

1-Apple iphone 4
2-Motorola Droid X
3-HTC Droid Incredible
4-Palm Pre 2
5-HTC Evo 4 G
6-Samsung Epic 4 G
7-T-Mobile myTouch  4 G
8-Samsung Vibrant Galaxy S
9-Samsung Focus
10-RIM Blackberry Touch

Apple launching IPAD 2 in 2011 with Smaller, Flatter, Boasts More Capable Speaker features.

The second-generation iPad of Apple  may have a smaller bezel, a flat back panel and a wide-range speaker, a new unverified report claims.
This annonymus report says that "Apple will reportedly change the back of the new iPad to be "flat like an iPod touch," which would also resolve criticisms that the iPad's curved back is impractical"


It further predict 
"
The LCD screen will remain the same in size and the back face shape of the case will be flat like an iPod touch.

Some leaked photos show that a hole in the lower right of the rear panel is neither a USB connector nor a SD card slot. It is a large, wide-ranged speaker unit covered with metal mesh.

Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) has been moved to the upper center of the rear panel and has new 3mm slim hole.

The 3G model has parts for antennas in the upper part in the same way as the present.

According to the source, the production stock has been started to prepare for the new iPad and shipping date seems to be sometime between mid to end of January.

It is unreliable information but new iPad may have two cameras. One in the front is for FaceTime and the other in the back is the same quality as iPhone 4. The rear camera will be able to take movies.
"

Apple launching IPAD 2 in 2011 with Smaller, Flatter, Boasts More Capable Speaker features.

The second-generation iPad of Apple  may have a smaller bezel, a flat back panel and a wide-range speaker, a new unverified report claims.
This annonymus report says that "Apple will reportedly change the back of the new iPad to be "flat like an iPod touch," which would also resolve criticisms that the iPad's curved back is impractical"


It further predict 
"
The LCD screen will remain the same in size and the back face shape of the case will be flat like an iPod touch.

Some leaked photos show that a hole in the lower right of the rear panel is neither a USB connector nor a SD card slot. It is a large, wide-ranged speaker unit covered with metal mesh.

Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) has been moved to the upper center of the rear panel and has new 3mm slim hole.

The 3G model has parts for antennas in the upper part in the same way as the present.

According to the source, the production stock has been started to prepare for the new iPad and shipping date seems to be sometime between mid to end of January.

It is unreliable information but new iPad may have two cameras. One in the front is for FaceTime and the other in the back is the same quality as iPhone 4. The rear camera will be able to take movies.
"

Samasung Galaxy S sales hit 9.3million this year 2010

Samsung recently announced that sales of its Android-based Galaxy S line of smartphones has reached 9.3 million, putting it just short of Samsung's goal of 10 million.


The Galaxy S line launched in June,across five carriers (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular and Verizon Wireless)in US.

With only eight days left in 2010, Samsung still believes it can meet its goal of 10 million Galaxy S phones sold. Samsung believes it will sell 40 million smartphones in 2011.

Samsung Galaxy tab Vs Samsung Galaxy S

Samsung has sold over 2 million copies of Galaxy S since they released their high-end powered Android smart phone in June 2010. It is without a doubt a world-wide success and nevertheless, they are trying to conquer the tablets market as well with the just released Galaxy Tab.

Now the question is how do the new Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S weigh up against one another as devices?

Here is the comparison between two latest devices.

Galaxy Tab	Galaxy S
1 Screen
The Galaxy Tab at 7-inch	Galaxy S  is 4 –inch
Galaxy Tab has a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels.	It delivers a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels on a AMOLED display.
Its  better for watching videos and reading eBooks.	It also offers a crisp and clear experience.
2 Processor
ARM Cortex A8 processor (1 GHz processor)	ARM Cortex A8 processor (1 GHz processor)
512 MB RAM .	512 MB RAM
3 Storage
It comes with three storage options : 16GB and 32GB internal memory and microSD slot that can hold up to 48GB. 4 Connectivity	It also has three storage options as well : 8GB and 16GB internal memory and microSD slot that can hold up to 32GB
It is equipped with the latest connectivity technology (Wi-Fi, EDGE, HSDPA, GPRS and A-GPS)	It also equipped with the latest connectivity technology (Wi-Fi, EDGE, HSDPA, GPRS and A-GPS)
5 Cammera
he Galaxy Tab has a 3.15 MP, 2048×1536 pixels camera with autofocus recording at 720p and front camera for video chat . Its disadvantage is that it has 1.85MP less than the Galaxy S. The flash is the biggest advantage so you can photo your friends and capture your memories even in low light.	. Galaxy S has a 5 MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels camera with autofocus and recording at 720p and also has a second front camera for video chat but the big disadvantage is the flash that is missing so you might it find it difficult taking pictures in dark areas.

Comet, Amazon Cut Samsung Galaxy Tab Price To £399.99.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet has seen yet another price cut which brought it down to a jaw dropping £399.99 from Comet and Amazon.Its a  full £20 less than the next cheapest price from HMV.
Features include.
The tablet has smartphone capabilities. 
has a 1GHz Hummingbird processor.
512MB RAM.
16GB onboard storage (expandable to 48GB).
A 7-inch screen capable of showing 1024x600 pixels.
Android 2.2 and everything you can  expect from a top of the range handset.

Google Nexus S Price Cut To £430

Carphone Warehouse has slashed the price of the handset from £549 to only £430 for the unlocked version, a price that includes delivery.

Samsung S finally recieve upgrade of Android 2.2

Samsung has revealed details about the procedure of the Android 2.2 upgrade for the GT-I9000 Galaxy S Vibrant.

Apple IPad,IPhone4 ranked first and second in the Google Zeitgeist.

The iPad won the fastest rising consumer electronic search, followed closely by its smaller stable mate, the iPhone4 in Google Zeitgeist.
While Nokia 5530 ranked third in this search.

Samsung launching first Gingerbread phone with google's Android 2.3.

Samsung has just announced the very first Android 2.3 Gingerbread phone, with the launch of its Nexus S. Nexus S is the lead device for the Gingerbread/Android 2.3 release; it’s the first Android device to ship with the new version of the Android platform.Google co develop this product with samsung. Google's Gingerbread is the fastest version of Android yet, and it delivers a number of improvements, such as user interface refinements, NFC support, a new keyboard and text selection tool, Internet (VoIP/SIP) calling, improved copy/paste functionality and gyroscope sensor support.

Samsung Epic 4G, first Galaxy S to receive Android 2.2 in US

The Samsung Epic 4G is the first Galaxy S series phone in the US to receive an Android 2.2 update in the US. Sprint is pushing the official  Samsung TouchWiz UI skinned over-the-air (OTA) update through its servers and it is slowly working its way around the country. Despite releasing its iteration of Samsung’s Galaxy S phone after AT&T’s Samsung Captivate and T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S I9000, Sprint has managed to get its official Android update out the door before the other carriers as it did with HTC’s EVO 4G.

Samsung Galaxy Tab hits 1 million sales

Samsung announce that Galaxy Tab sales hit 1 million globaly.

Lee Young-hee, Head of Marketing at Samsung’s Mobile Division, said: “We were able to achieve one million global sales as initial supplies ran out quickly around the world after the Galaxy Tab’s launch.”


Samsung further said  that the Android 2.2-running Galaxy Tab is available in 64 countries through about 120 mobile carriers, and expects it to sell a total of 1.5 million units before the end of this year.

FCC give news of two Smart phones by SAMSUNG

Samsung Nexus S, R700

The Federal Communications Commission Web site is offering details to two new smartphones coming from Samsung.

The first, Phone Scoop reports, is for a device suspected to run Google’s Android OS, called the R700. It has a touch-screen, a camera, a headset jack and lock keys, and supports dual-band CDMA with EVDO 3G. Images published by the FCC show a device with rounded edges that’s dominated by its display, under which are call start and stop keys and a four-way navigational button.

The smartphone additionally is expected to feature a 4-inch Super AMOLED display, rely on a virtual keypad, run Android 2.3, or “Gingerbread,” and feature a Hummingbird processor. Also expected is support for EDGE/GPRS/HSUPA networks, GPS and of course email and Web browsing.

Another likely feature will be NFC (near-field communications) technology. At the Web. 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, Google CEO Eric Schmidt pulled an “unannounced product” from his pocket to show off its NFC capabilities, which enables devices to wirelessly communicate with a point-of-sale terminal in a store. Eventually, said Schmidt, mobile devices could “literally replace your credit card.”

With both its likely new antenna and new marketing, it’s expected that the Nexus S will enjoy a better reception than its predecessor.

Sourse :eweek

Orange UK prices 3G iPad at £199 on two-year contract, taking pre-orders today

According to Engadget

Orange is making t pill easier to swallow today with the revelation of its contract-tied pricing for Apple's tablet in the UK. Pre-orders are about to start today for obtaining the 3G-connected iPad at prices of £199 ($312) for the 16GB version, £249 ($391) for its 32GB sibling, or £349 ($626) for the one equipped with 64GB of storage

Apple iOS 4.2 Hands On: AirPlay on Apple TV and iPad

Apple's highly-anticipated iOS 4.2 update for iPad, iPhone, and the iPod touch finally arrived this morning, along with an update for Apple TV. PCMag got a sneak peak at the update, which enables AirPlay—wireless streaming of video, photos, and music from your iOS device to Apple TV—and AirPrint, Apple's wireless printing solution for the iPad. Also included in the update: better Word document fidelity (upon import an export) in iWork, and multi-tasking and Game Center are now on the iPad.
Despite the minor limitations, AirPlay is an excellent additional feature for Apple TV and iOS device owners.


Sourse:PCMAG

LG -Optimus GT540

Powered by Android™, 3MP camera with face detection

The LG Optimus (LG GT540) is a smart choice for the first-time smartphone users with access to the exciting world of Android apps without compromising on style as the handset boasts a distinctive design that is both sleek and soft and is available in black and silver. The LG Optimus also allows users to enjoy automatic account synchronization with all Google mobile services and enhanced social networking functions in a high-powered multimedia environment. 

Apple iPad for £200

Orange and T-Mobile are to offer the Apple iPad on contract, bringing the cost of the tablet down to £200.

Following O2′s recent offer of an Xbox or PlayStation 3 on contract (in lieu of a new mobile phone), it seems Orange and T-Mobile are now helping to make the iPad more affordable, just in time for Christmas.

Customers will be able to buy a 16GB iPad WiFi+3G for £200 when signing up to a 18 or 24-month contract (the exact details of the tariff will be released later). Higher-spec models are likely to be available too (namely the 32GB and 64GB models).

This will mean a higher cost of ownership than buying an iPad on its own and opting for a pay-as-you-go, or SIM-only contract (with a 30-day notice period), but with the lower headline price it is sure to attract the interest of consumers who were previously deterred by Apple’s high price

Sourse:whatmobile