Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Monday, February 17, 2014
Nokia X : Android Nokia leaked
The wait is over, dream has finally come true for all Nokia fans who is waiting for Nokia to step in to Android platform and they just did it. It was leaked that Nokia came with an entry-level Android device with codenamed “Normandy” and is leaked in a poster with simple name of "Nokia X" by @evleaks Twitter account. It was rumored that this could possibly replace its current Asha range with Symbian OS and its price range should be somewhere around or slightly above Asha lineup which is RM200-RM400.
For specification wise, it was rumored to come with a 4" Touchscreen, 5MP rear camera, mid range Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core processor, 4GB internal storage with expandable option with MicroSD card, dual SIM support and last but not least an android platform which could be 4.1 Jelly Bean or 4.4 KitKat.
Next question: When is this coming to Malaysia?
Stay tuned and you will be notified soon.
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Monday, February 3, 2014
Google sells Motorola Mobility to Lenovo. Lenorola or Motonovo?
With the recent release of the most value for money Smartphone the Motorola Moto G selling like a hot cakes, Google has just made another shocking news to everyone on selling Motorola mobility which Google acquired about 19 months ago to Lenovo at $2.91 Billion. However, Google will still retain majority of Motorola’s patent portfolio including its Android software.
Google said today's smartphone industry is very competitive and would be better served by Lenovo. At the same time this move from Lenovo is set to make Lenovo the world third-largest smartphone maker behind Samsung and Apple. If you still remember where does ThinkPad comes from, this acquisition of Motorola seems to be one of its major acquisition for Lenovo in hopes of bringing the Motorola brand shines like how they did to IBM's ThinkPad.
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