Motorola DROID 3 Latest Specs And Price

Here it is the next generation of Motorola?s DROID 3 latest that reportedly will be released on July 7, 2011 which will be marketed in the United States through Verizon wireless network reliability. Where some time ago had said Motorola DROID 3 will be released soon, has now emerged determination date.

Similarly, the people behind the Droid-life, which also states the same thing related to the existence of the latest generation of DROID. Amazingly, even the mobile games publisher Gameloft reportedly also recently added a ?Motorola XT862 Droid 3? to the list of devices it supports.

Specifications Motorola DROID 3:

* Based on Google?s Android interface 2.3.3 Gingerbread with MOTO Blur
* Supported processor TI OMAP dual-core processor 1GHz
* It has a 4-inch touchscreen display
* Resolution QHD
* QWERTY keyboard sliding 5-row side hidden behind the screen features
* Adopting the form factor
* It has a 8 MP camera on the back
* Has the ability mencapture and video recording
* HDMI-out
* WiFi
* Bluetooth
* GPS Capabilities
* A set of sensors

Unfortunately, what price will be given still not explained.

Tags: Motorola DROID, Motorola Droid 3, Motorola DROID 3 Latest, Motorola DROID 3 Latest Price, Motorola DROID 3 Latest Specs, Motorola XT862 Droid 3

Click Here Read More

Read more »

Samsung Ch@t 222 Specs And Price

This time Samsung again present as Samsung Chat 222 a mobile phone with dual sim card / GSM DUAL-shaped candy bar with a QWERTY keyboard that is present in India.

Here it is the specification Samsung Ch @ t 222:

* Comes with a full QWERTY keyboard
* Having a non-touch screen 2.2 inches
* Supports dual-SIM/DUAL GSM dual-standby
* It has a 2.2-inch TFT screen
* Resolution 220 � 176 pixels
* VGA camera
* FM Radio
* 3.5mm audio jack
* Support DNSe
* Internal Memory 43MB
* MicroSD card slot

Samsung Chat 222 has two SIM card slots and supports dual-standby so that they can be online at the same time. Samsung Ch @ t 222 should have very affordable prices or exactly cheap.

Tags: Chat 222, Samsung 222, Samsung Chat, Samsung Chat 222, Samsung Chat 222 price, Samsung Chat 222 specs

For More Information Click Here To Know More

Read more »

Sprint Plans To Allow Uninstalling of Bloatware In All Future Devices

The Evo 3D is one of the few phones (if not the only one) that is actually allowing users to remove pre-installed apps from their phone so that a user can install more apps of their choosing. I mean, it only makes sense. Why should I keep a demo of N.O.V.A. on my phone taking up precious resources when I have no desire to play that game? At first I thought this was an HTC call but later learned that it was in fact, Sprint who made the final executive decision.

There was some confusion and it was still up-in-the air whether or not Sprint would continue this new policy on future devices or if the Evo 3D was the exception. Well, the guys over at MobileBurn reached out to Sprint for some clarification and as it turns out, Sprint plans on making this the new standard in regard to future device releases (with the small exception of Sprint ID).

A policy like this is a refreshing change from carriers who normally don?t seem to listen to customer feedback. And it?s the OEM?s that suffer. Remember the Xperia Play I reviewed a few weeks back? That phone came pre-installed with so many games, that it left very little room for anything else and none of them could be uninstalled. Yikes. I can tell you this ? Sprint can jampack my future device with all the bloatware, pictures and video they want, as long as I have the final say on whether or not it stays on my phone. And that, folks is how you make a happy customer.

What do you guys think? Should this become the standard for every carrier on future devices?

[Via MobileBurn]

For More Information Click Here To Know More

Read more »

Facebook Now Updated To 1.6 In The Android Market ? New Features

The always hit-or-miss Facebook app for Android has been updated in the Android Market this time bringing yet another new set of features. Why these features were ever left out of the app in the first place is another topic for another time. New for this update: improved stalking with access to pages, video uploading (?bout time) and miscellaneous improvements to the news/friend feed. Now, if you?ll excuse me. I have some creepin? to do..

Feel like trollin? my Facebook? Hit me up here and add me as a friend!

[Market Link]

Facebook for Android

Facebook for Android makes it easy to stay connected and share with friends. Share status updates from your home screen, chat with your friends, check... Read More

Downloads >250,000

Developed by Facebook

For More Information Click Here To Know More

Read more »

LulzSec Leader Unmasked By Hacker

This is a claim, of course. The claimant is the Jester, a self described ?hacktivist for good.? Anyway, a former New York resident is allegedly the head of LulzSec, the hacker group who?ve grabbed some prominent headlines lately. The big reveal comes after the jump.

A certain Xavier Kaotico is the alleged head of LulzSec. An IT consultant by profession, there?s little word or confirmation that Mr. Kaotico, who has an alias (that would e ?sabu?) is really the right guy.

�

Of course, this might be a nasty sequel to that whole HBGary mess. Thinking about what happened to dear old Aaron Barr gives us the lulz. But seriously, be careful when trying to de-anonymize these hackers. They?re more slippery than a wet bar (no pun intended) of soap greased with oil. Ha!

�

And the LulzSec battle cry:

Sitting pretty on cargo bays full of corrupt booty, they think it?s acceptable to condition and enslave all vessels in sight. Our Lulz Lizard battle fleet is now declaring immediate and unremitting war on the freedom-snatching moderators of 2011.

�

On a kinda off topic note: How does Alan Moore feel about the Guy Fawkes mask he popularized becoming the symbol of anarchist hackers everywhere?

�

Source BGR

�

Click Here To Know More Click Here

Read more »

Archos Smart Home Phone Puts Android In Your House

Home phones have largely been ignored in our race to touch screen smartphones, but the new Android powered Archos Smart Home Phone�changes that trend. The Archos Android home phone has everything you would expect in a smartphone and connects to your DECT home phone system to deliver an Android smartphone that works at home.

Home phone with Android apps

The Archos 35 Smart Home Phone doesn?t stop at regular phone calls. Rather than pick up your nearly dead smartphone at the end of the day you can make video calls, surf the web and use Android apps from your home phone.

The Archos 35�Smart Home Phone connects you to other Android devices and PCs for video calls.�When it comes to calls, you get picture caller ID, mp3�ringtone�support and�syncing�to your Google contacts.

So far we have a general overview of the�Smart Home Phone from Archos, but we don?t know if it will have access to the full�Android�market.�Archos doesn?t say if the phone has WiFi, but given the feature set we assume that you?ll be using WiFi rather than DECT to connect to video calls and websurfing.

The Archos 35�Smart Home Phone will be available later this year for $159.

Tags: Android, Apps, archos, Archos 35 Smart Home Phone, Archos Smart Home Phone, home phone, landline, ringtone, video calling

Category: Mobile

Click Here To Know More Click Here

Read more »

Sprint Plans To Allow Uninstalling of Bloatware In All Future Devices

The Evo 3D is one of the few phones (if not the only one) that is actually allowing users to remove pre-installed apps from their phone so that a user can install more apps of their choosing. I mean, it only makes sense. Why should I keep a demo of N.O.V.A. on my phone taking up precious resources when I have no desire to play that game? At first I thought this was an HTC call but later learned that it was in fact, Sprint who made the final executive decision.

There was some confusion and it was still up-in-the air whether or not Sprint would continue this new policy on future devices or if the Evo 3D was the exception. Well, the guys over at MobileBurn reached out to Sprint for some clarification and as it turns out, Sprint plans on making this the new standard in regard to future device releases (with the small exception of Sprint ID).

A policy like this is a refreshing change from carriers who normally don?t seem to listen to customer feedback. And it?s the OEM?s that suffer. Remember the Xperia Play I reviewed a few weeks back? That phone came pre-installed with so many games, that it left very little room for anything else and none of them could be uninstalled. Yikes. I can tell you this ? Sprint can jampack my future device with all the bloatware, pictures and video they want, as long as I have the final say on whether or not it stays on my phone. And that, folks is how you make a happy customer.

What do you guys think? Should this become the standard for every carrier on future devices?

[Via MobileBurn]

Click Here To Know More Click Here

Read more »