Gionee's Elife S5.5: Slimmest SmartPhone with Octa-core Processor

It's not much time since Gionee has debuted in the smartphone market, and now it has launched it's super slim Elife S5.5 Android smartphone in China and also showcased it at Mobile World Congress event held at Barcelona in Spain.

Let's Check the Specifications of Gionee's Elife S5.5 

 

 

Please share your thoughts on this smartphone by Gionee in comments

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Boeing Launches a SmartPhone with Suicidal Instincts if Tampered

This smartphone is not for an average user, but Boeing's Black is meant for government officials with highly classified information on their mobile devices. If this phone is tampered by any person unfamiliar, then it will take it's own doze of cyanide for self-destruction, according to ABI's Stephanie Van Vactor. 

Boeing has already applied for an application with the United States Federal Communications Commission for the most secured Android smartphones known as "Black", that can self destruct if someone tries to open the case.

Black has several secured endless modularity capabilities and embedded hardware security features that can be configured through software, according to Boeing. The company will most probably offer this phone to U.S. defense communities.

Other Features Boeing's Black

»  Supports Bluetooth v2.1 +EDR.
»  Micro-USB port
»  PDMI port and a 24-pin connector
»  Supports secure SD cards
»  Support for integrating additional sensors.

According to Jim McGregor, founder of Tirias Research, The Black smartphone will rule "for many government applications where the security of information is more important than the price".

Boeing Black Self Destructs on Tampering

Source:

http://www.technewsworld.com/story/Boeing-Unveils-Suicidally-Secure-Smartphone-80056.html

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Nikon Launched it's New D4S DSLR with Advanced Speed and Focus

The Nikon D4S DSLR has been released and exbihited in a plastic case, it's official now. There's a hefty list of what has been updated. To begin with, it comes with same 16.2-megapixel image size, but if you're a professional photographer already have a D4 or a D3, you'll be amazed to see the differences. 

A focus on better noise reduction. ISO now has new ranges from 100 - 25600, with its Hi4 setting is up to a mind-boggling 409600.

The new Nikon's DSLR also delivers an improved auto-focus system for both photos and video. There's lot of improvements to both the tracking system and the algorithms for governing the D4S focuses.

A new feature with Group AF mode tracks five separate points, with a moving subject (or a moving photographer) should pose less of a threat to crisp photos. Now, you can even capture uncompressed 1080p resolution with rate of 60 frames/second and tracking has been bumped up to 11 frames per second on full auto-focus and exposure. 

Want to Learn More?!!  Have A Glimpse of this Video

Source:

http://www.engadget.com/2014/02/24/nikon-d4s-dslr-camera/

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Get Acknowledge with the latest Tech Wearables at Mobile World Congress

Check-out these lovely images of mesmerizing tech wearables launched by many Tech Giants at the Mobile World Congress event held at Barcelona in Spain.

Samsung Gear Fit

 

 Samsung Gear 2

 

 Samsung Gear 2 Neo

 

 Huawei TalkBand B1

 

Sony SmartBand

 

 Fujitsu Smart Glove

 

Mio Link

 

Bionym Nymi

 

 Lumus Smartglasses with EyeSight Gesture Recognition

 

Blueant PUMP Bluetooth HD Sportbuds

 

Sony SmartWatch 2 with Garmin navigation

 

Let me know your views on these Tech Wearables in comments section.

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Is the Samsung Galaxy S5, the Best Business Phone in the market ?

Samsung is not at all bothered of new revolutionary features to make it latest flagship phone Galaxy S5, the best choice for enterprise customers. Let us explore some reasons to consider Galaxy S5.

Samsung Galaxy S5 is Far Better Than Galaxy S4: Let's See the Video

Just a day before Samsung launched it Galaxy S5, which looks very similar to Galaxy S4 and III with some new & improved features, but it may be the best Android device till date for the enterprise customer in the first half of 2014.

I think the Galaxy S5 is one step further with more new functions and features that are suitable for the business customer. Here are 10 reasons that new Galaxy S5 is the best smartphone for the business enterprise.

»  Advanced sensors

»  Samsung Knox 2.0

»  Removable battery

»  Latest mobile processor

»  Large display, yet pocketable form factor

»  Advanced camera software

»  Improved UX

»  Gear 2 and Fit connectivity

»  MicroSD card slot

»  Dust and water resistance

Samsung Galaxy S5 is worth to sell millions of the devices and I think it is pretty clear that it is among the best smartphone to consider for road warriors, photographers, and all kind of junkies, that lasts at least a couple years.

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BlackBerry Pushing Hard to Come Back with Q10 and Z3

BlackBerry is trying hard to reinvent itself as it went losing it's haul and customers since couple of years. Now it's backtracking and trying to secure things, that people used to love about BlackBerry. It's going to introduce some handful new physical buttons and a trackpad in its upcoming Q10 smartphone.

Check-Out This Video of BlackBerry's Latest Smartphone Q10

At the Mobile World Congress event held at Barcelona in Spain, CEO John Chen debuted two new phones -- the Q20 and the low-cost Z3.

This time Q20 offers the classic BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard and it also features BlackBerry's physical Menu, Back, Send, and End buttons along with a new trackpad feature. Earlier Q10 had the QWERTY keyboard, but no navigation buttons and trackpad. 

The Q20 has a 3.5-inch touchscreen – it's the largest screen on a QWERTY BlackBerry phone -- a large battery, and incredible design including "premium materials" made for reliability and durability.

BlackBerry is planning to launch Q10 in the second half of the year, with availability and pricing.

Source:

http://www.technewsworld.com/story/80040.html

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Rolls-Royce Develops Drone Shipbots to take Charge on tomorrow's Ocean

Rolls-Royce is working hard on developing unmanned cargo boats that can roam around the ocean's packed with containers, controlled by the captain sitting safely on the shore using virtual facility to pilot their unmanned vehicles.

According to Bloomberg reports regarding the project, it aims to make the shipping industry less expensive, easier and much safer. The shipping market is worth more than $375 billion annually. These automated unmanned vehicle will aim to make that huge transactions safer and more efficient.

According to reports, Rolls-Royce’s early designs will be 5 percent lighter in weight, with 12 to 15 percent less fuel consumption per trip. You are also saving around $3,300 in crew costs per day, that will cut around 40% of total operating costs incurred for manned shipping ocean-bound shipping.

Rolls-Royce Wants to Develop Drone ShipBots

This can also replace our current waterbourne mechanism. Despite of all the cautious work, there’s no question that huge companies are hungry for such kind of unmanned automation, as well as it's cheaper, plus faster and more safer delivery from dock to customer

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