Showing posts with label NFC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NFC. Show all posts

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Leakage features of Windows Phone 8

Microsoft will be some big changes in Windows Phone version 8 (WP8), codenamed "Apollo" over video of his vice president of Windows Phone - Joe Belfiore for Nokia partners.

Hardware changes

According to Belfiore, WP8 will support multi-core processors, 4-screen resolution (number of pixels do not have specific numbers) and microSD memory card is removable. This is really important improvements to the products of the Microsoft Windows Phone users can compete with the IOS or Android device. NFC connection is also supported, especially in electronic payment as the "Wallet experience". Also, the NFC touch to share will be compatible across platforms, from PC, laptop and tablet PC to the phone.

Integrated Windows 8

 
Windows Phone 8 does not only share a user interface to a PC or tablet PC, it also uses some components similar to Windows 8 cores, allowing developers to utilize most of the programming code of their application when transfer application from the PC to the phone. The integration of Windows Phone 8 with Zune program will be eliminated but instead will be a different version of ActiveSync. Xbox Companion application is available on Windows Mobile version will have on SkyDrive Windows 8 also supports the transmission and sharing of data between devices.

Application Ecosystem


Microsoft hopes to have applications on Marketplace 100.00 (global) when Windows Phone 8 release, expected in Q4. New for applications will be supported by the native code, allowing to create more robust applications as well as convert code from IOS or Android. Windows Phone 8 also will support the connection between the application to application, deeply integrated Skype. The camera which will now be Microsoft provides a basic interface that the OEM can customize or add 3rd party viewfinder from. Another employee of Microsoft's Paul Thurrott even notice a change in the core operating system but Windows Phone application that currently backward compatibility.

Data Management

 
One of the features typically DataSmart, with the aim of simplifying the use of monitoring data. Besides providing data communication using the Windows Phone 8 can provide Wi-Fi connection priority, enabling automatic connection with the broadcast of the WLAN network when near. Finally features of Bing Map Local Scout will allow real-time search of free network access point.
The most interesting thing is the Windows Mobile 8 will use a proxy server to download page for Internet Explorer 10. Just like Opera Mini or Skyfire, this service will use the server site data compression, reducing capacity by 30%

Enterprise Support

 
Targeting the enterprise market, Windows Mobile 8 supports 128 bit encryption BitLocker, available on PC platforms and other applications and application support behind the company firewall.
 
Obviously there are many changes in the direction of bringing closer the Windows Phone platform, like Windows for the PC version. And what really makes the information on Windows Mobile 8 is a platform worth the wait on the road moving completely from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone from Microsoft.

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Android Phone from Panasonic screen OLED debut

Panasonic Smartphone advanced 4.3 inch large size, using advanced display technology for today's most brilliant images and save electricity.
The device is not the official name. It has a slim design, the design on the back a little bit like the Apple iPod Nano.
Telephone Panasonic's OLED screen.
Panasonic says the machine is equipped with screen resolution qHD (equivalent to HTC Sensation, Sensation XE or Motorola Atrix ...), support NFC technology with water resistance and dust. Products will be sold in Europe early next year.
After 5 years just developed in Japan, Panasonic has ambitions to return to the global phone market with plans to achieve total sales in 2016 reached 15 million.

Friday, December 9, 2011

Panasonic will return to the smartphone market in 3 / 2012

Five years after withdrawing from the international market due to the smartphone competition, Panasonic is planning to return to this segment by launching a new smartphone in Europe in March / 2012.
Panasonic statement released on Friday (9 / 12), also revealed the specific objectives the company wants to achieve in this return. According to Panasonic towards global smartphone sales of the company reached 15 million units in 2016, with 6 million units in Japan and 9 million units the company offers worldwide. Reportedly, sales of Panasonic mobile phones has reached its peak in 2003, with 8.9 million units sold.
Panasonic also introduced a model of the new Android smartphone was developed specifically to support the company's sales abroad. The phone will be equipped with an OLED 4.3 inch screen has a resolution with the ability qHD waterproof, dustproof and more integrated NFC technology (near Media) for payment of electronics.
Although not disclose the sales price, Panasonic said its new smartphone will target business audience aged 30 to 40 years old.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Google Wallet to prepare the official launch

Google Wallet, Google service was first announced in May, most likely will be officially launched in on 19 / 9 (based on U.S. time).
Google Nexus S is the first device is equipped with Google Wallet
Information technology site TechCrunch showed that, Google services will be officially launched this week at the World Conference NFC Conference.
Google Wallet will be combined with MasterCard that allows users to use their handsets to carry prepayment (PayPass) credits and then pay for their goods with simple operation put through the scanner application on your phone.
Most frustrating about Google Wallet is like a lot of Google services, start the service is only available to users running Android Nexus S 2.3.4 only.
Information posted on TechCrunch that Google Wallet appeared on 19 / 9
NFC World Congress took place on 19 / 9 this is expected to witness the emergence of Google's information Nexus Prime, the next member of the Nexus family.
The Nexus S is the first device to support Google Wallet would certainly be good news for Sprint customers home because this is a unique distribution network Nexus S products on the market.