LG Nexus 5 – Motorola Moto G – Nokia Asha 503
What happened this week ending when it comes to the mobile world
First, several local news Information: it is the
The same week we learned that an Israeli company developed a charger that gives the battery a shot of energy, and load in 30 seconds … but it was later revealed that the load is equivalent in rigor, 3 hours of battery life. Just still a prototype
Other news you noticed in the NATION Technology. Google added you a kind of anti malware to monitor Android (not a virus but it warns you if you’re using a dubious application, is integrated with Google Play so no need to install anything); Facebook is prioritizing using its Messenger application to chat (to the detriment of social based application) to give more visibility; Twitter stayed with Cover , acclaimed screen Android smart lock (switch shortcuts offered depending on the time and your habits); Carousel presented Dropbox, a photo gallery that links to Dropbox (but, of course, leaving out its competitors, which takes away all the fun) and the Android version of their email client Mailbox (only compatible with Gmail and Apple).
Will we finally bidding LTE network in the country? That seems; the Ministry of Communications published an allusive text, but then removed it, RedUSERS although came to see him, and still appears as the title in the site RSS news of the national government. In the blog Enrique Carrier have a good review of the current situation, including confirmation that nearly three quarters of the cell phones sold in the country last year has 3G connectivity .
Samsung adds two consecutive quarters in which their profits fall, says Bloomberg (though still making lots of money: 8000 million in profits in the last three months). The same agency notes that HTC, meanwhile, had his second quarterly loss in the last three , but this does not take into account sales of HTC One M8. And the loss is less: $ 62 million
Meanwhile, Xiaomi continues to expand and is poised to reach Malaysia.. The interesting thing about news published Techinasia , however, is that then it’s up to Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, India, Brazil and perhaps other countries in Latin America. Argentina, of course, be a difficult figurine because it requires making complex investment (mount a plant in Tierra del Fuego).
In Asia people Lenovo also firm and clear its intention to be a player Heavy mobile phones (more than it already is): bought a NEC 3800 related to 3G and LTE patents. And the company says are many key patents for these technologies, ie, it is an arsenal with which, in theory, can be protected from lawsuits and even earn some money. He had already invested $ 100 million in other similar patents earlier this year. Whatsapp was associated with German operator and has a prepaid SIM that gives you free access to all its services, as told in Omicrono . Not the first time: as I told them in 2012, did something similar in Hong Kong and India , with a special fertilizer fo r “whatsapperos.”This was the week of how leaks will be a couple of the next operating system (if true, of course): iOS 8 ( courtesy of 9to5mac ;? new maps, the mysterious Healthbook application – only to record your health? hook for iWatch – and minor changes in various applications) and Firefox 2.0 ( the saw on CNet with a very flat look good, very iOS). Windows Phone 8.1 and will have two more minor updates, probably this year compared to 8.1 as Windows Phone Central .
According to Apple Insider , Apple is thinking of designing your own modem. It makes sense; and designs the central processor, this would allow adjust that point exactly to your needs
has two new Qualcomm Snapdragon (808 and 810, both 64 bits).; at Gizmodo have a good summary of its theoretical benefits-not sold yet.
Developer Data: 66% of mobile gamers do not use the game after first day of testing, according to a study published by Re / code .
Meanwhile, Wayerless note that Amazon already has 200,000 apps in its Android software store (finalizing details for your smartphone of course we will see mid-year)
The Stirrup: There was some stir this week by a statement of John Chen, CEO of BlackBerry, said that he does not make money with your cell division, stop doing it. At the time I did not give more importance-it sounds very logical, and I think his colleagues would say the same thing, but the issue became a big enough ball like to come out to say later that BlackBerry has no plans for now to abandon the manufacture and sale of terminals.
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