The Chinavasion tablet offers up an eight inch resistive touch screen showing at 800 x 600 resolution, backed up by an 800 MHz CPU with 256 meg of RAM and Android 2.2, as well as wi-fi capability and a micro USB port, as well as an adapter for a full-sized USB connection and an Ethernet jack, which is actually a nifty idea in its own right if the tablet itself were a worthwhile experience. Read this review to find out more about it.
By rooting, you get super user permission and ability to run cool apps. Note that this method is different from how you root the International version of Note 2.
Folks at phonedog have posted a video review of the T-mobile version of Samsung Galaxy Note 2. The phone is same as the international version that I reviewed few days back. It has a T-Mobile logo at its back and has support for T-Mobile HSPA+ 42Mbps connection.
One of the things that caught out when Nexus 4 was announced is the Slimport accessory that allows you to charge and output the screen of LG Nexus 4 to a bigger screen or monitor. This technology is made b Analogix and while it does not have the coolness of wirelessly streaming the content, it is much more suitable if you want to want a movie on a bigger screen.
Android 4.2 was officially unveiled today and here are its features. First is the Photo sphere and gesture typing. Phone sphere lets you use your phone’s camera to take 360 degree pictures. The video given below shows how it works:
Verizon has announced partnership with LG and has released Spectrum 2 that sports a 4.7 inch screen packing 1280 x 768 pixel resolution and Snapdragon S4 dual core processor. Other specs include 16GB flash storage, 1GB RAM, 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/a, a 2150 mAh battery, QuickMemo, and Android 4.0 ICS.
