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Le empresa LG no ha querido dar más detalles, pero realizará la presentación oficial de su producto bautizado como “LG Optimus 3D” en Barcelona. Este sería el primer teléfono celular con tecnología 3D. mobile phone telefono movil 移動電話 携帯電話 الهاتف휴대

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Este teléfono móvil contará con una cámara de doble lente que será capaz de captar 3D, además de una pantalla LCD que permite reproducir 3D sin la necesidad de usar lentes.

El diario electrónico ABC señaló que la transmisión de contenidos se facilitará gracias a las conexiones HDMI y DLNA. Estos son los únicos detalles que se han revelado, se especula que contará con Windows Phone 7 o con la última versión de Android.

El estreno oficial de este nuevo producto será el día 14 de febrero en el Mobile World Congress en Barcelona.

Nokia podría estar preparando un nuevo dispositivo movil con un procesador realmente potente, superando lo visto ahora. Nada tendría que envidiar el

Nokia podría estar preparando un nuevo dispositivo movil con un procesador realmente potente, superando lo visto ahora.

Nada tendría que envidiar el chip Tegra 2 de Nvidia el cual ya esta disponible en distintos smartphones y cuenta con el gran apoyo de LG y Motorola.

La mejor combinación sería incorporar ese micro a 1,6 GHz y MeeGo, el S.O. de Nokia & Intel y colabora también el fabricante AMD de forma interesada. http://mobile-phone-telefono-movil.blogspot.com/

En la rumorología de NokiaPort hablan del hipotético Nokia N9, un teléfono de cuarta generación el cual incorporará chip NFC, 1GB de memoria RAM y 512MB de ROM.

El procesador incorporado puede ser de Intel y hablaríamos de la línea de telefonía móvil, muy similar a los Intel Atom y aunarían gran potencia.

La pantalla será de unas 4 pulgadas con resolución de 480 x 854 píxeles y el chip Medfield ( el que incorporaría Nokia N9 ) sería eficiente en energía.

Nokia apostaría por conectividad HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth y sin olvidarse el GPS.

híbrido consola-teléfono móvil conocido como PSPhone o Xperia Play

Desde hace meses, venimos hablando con cuentagotas del secreto peor guardado de la historia de Sony ( a no ser que sea lo que nos hayan querido hacer creer), su nuevo híbrido consola-teléfono móvil conocido como PSPhone o Xperia Play. Este último nombre es el que posiblemente más se acerque a lo que Sony Ericsson presente muy pronto. Después de haberse filtrado fotos, especificaciones técnicas y demás detalles que demuestran que el proyecto es algo definitivamente real. Sony sigue sin presentarnos finalmente a su (llamémosla así) Xperia Play.

La espera pueden acabar muy pronto, ya que en la próxima feria mundial de la telefonía móvil que se celebrará en Barcelona dentro de dos semanas, mucha de la atención estará posada sobre Sony Ericsson y su conferencia del domingo 13, donde se cree presentaran definitivamente el teléfono-consola. Hoy hemos conocido un poquito más, ya que se ha (no podía ser de otra forma) filtrado, un posible anuncio oficial del Xperia Play que podréis ver a continuación.

Recordemos que los últimos datos que tenemos del Xperia Play es que sería un terminal que correría bajo el soporte del sistema operativo Android posiblemente en su versión 2.3. Dispondría de un procesador de 1Ghz y 512 megas de Ram, además de un chip gráfico Adreno 205. La pantalla donde visualizar todo su contenido llegaría hasta las 4 pulgadas y los 854×448 píxeles de resolución. También dispondría de una cámara de megapixels con flash LED.

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Sin más os dejamos con el trailer filtrado del terminal, en el que podemos ver a un hombre asiático corriendo por diversos callejones. Su misión es llegar a tiempo de curar a la mascota representativa de Android que ha sufrido heridas en clara alusión metafórica de su condición jugable.

LG Electronics has announced a new mobile phone C320 InTouch Lady, designed especially for women

LG Electronics has announced a new mobile phone C320 InTouch Lady, designed especially for ladies. The Presentation of the model was held in the Netherlands

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LG C320 InTouch Lady, a vertical slider, equipped with a QWERTY keyboard layout, horizontally oriented TFT-LCD with a resolution of 240 × 320 pixels, a camera with a 2-megapixel, module, Bluetooth 2.1, music player, FM-radio, 3.5-millimeter headphone jack, a slot for flash card format MicroSD / MicroSDHC up to 32 GB, 60 MB of internal memory and a battery Li-Ion 900 mAh.

Phone supports networks GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz and UMTS 2100 MHz.

A model dimension – 91 × 63 × 16.4 mm, weight 106gm and also supports HSDPA and is the default client for Facebook and microblog Twitter.

Information about the estimated price of new products is not yet known.

LG Corp is a South Korea Company, founded in 1947. LG produces electronic, chemicals and telecommunication products.

LG India's mobile phone business head Sudhin Mathur

LG India's mobile phone business head Sudhin Mathur has put in his papers after a one-year stint with the company. LG, the country's largest consumer durable firm, became the third largest GSM handset brand after Mathur joined, but this year it lost ground to the Indian brands, according to third-party studies.

One of Mr Mathur's main responsibilities—who is credited to have built Sony Ericsson's business as its India head from 2002 to 2009—was to re-organise LG's mobile phone business so that it could achieve its longterm goal of becoming the top two' handset brands in India. While industry rumours suggest Mr Mathur had to quit since he fell short of LG's expectations, Mr Mathur and LG officials denied it.

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"It is true I am moving out of LG, but the decision is purely for personal reasons. I plan to start something of my own pretty soon and will announce it at the right time," Mr Mathur told ET. LG India MD Moon B Shin too denied these rumours. "He was quite OK," Mr Shin said, when asked about Mr Mathur's performance at LG.

The Korean company has elevated one of its old hands, Vishal Chopra to head its mobile phone business. Chopra has been with LG India for the past 12 years and has managed sales for several product lines like television, direct cool and frost free refrigerator.

LG became India's third largest mobile phone vendor in the second-half of 2009 with an 8.4% share, next to Samsung with 11% share and market leader Nokia (51.5% share), according to latest IDC stats. This was the time when Mr Mathur had taken charge.

However, latest IDC figures reveal LG lost its third spot to G'Five brand in the first half (Jan-June ) of 2010 and did not even figure amongst the top five brands. LG, however, said it's still the third largest brand with 7.6% market share as of September 2010 as compared to 8.1% of last year. LG India's mobile phone business had seen several changes of guards in the last few years.

In the last five years, three professionals headed the business: HS Bhatia, then Anil Arora and eventually Sudhin Mathur. The latest chief, Chopra has a huge task in hand as LG plans to grow market share to more than 10% and mobile phone revenues by 80% to $500 million over the year.

Jump Games has announced the launch of its official mobile game

Cricket enthusiasts and Ashes fans can now benefit from this new offering which promises to amplify their fervor for Cricket. Jump Games has announced the launch of its official mobile game of the ongoing Ashes series between England and Australia.

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This game captivates many by offering a firsthand experience of the ongoing Ashes series. Mobile buffs can now play the mobile version of the Ashes game on their devices. The newest action-packed game can be enjoyed on various platforms like iOS, Android OS, BlackBerry OS, J2ME and BREW.

Salil Bhargava, CEO, Jump Games, commented, “Cricket games on mobile have been extremely popular with gamers and have received a phenomenal response over the years. The Ashes Series is international cricket’s most celebrated rivalry and dates back to 1882. With this offering Jump Games brings The Ashes closer to cricket lovers with easy access through mobile. This launch reiterates our commitment to providing great games across all available mobile platforms”

Players can select their most liked team among the two rival teams England and Australia. The overall experience is further enhanced as the game features the actual names and likenesses of the players in both the teams. Gamers can choose between three game modes mainly Ashes Test, One Day and 20 Over Internationals. The enthralling ‘Action Cam’ view puts forth a real life experience of batting, bowling and fielding.

This new game can be downloaded from iTunes for $0.99.

January 2011 the top mobile phones sale

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If tablet devices and Android 3.0 are hogging the limelight at CES 2011, new mobile phones aren’t far behind.

We’ve seen a flurry of new handsets that, technologically speaking, outclass the iPhone 4, Samsung Galaxy S and HTC Desire HD. Which one of these do you fancy?

Dell Venue

Also available in a Windows Phone 7-powered ‘Pro’ version, the new Venue keyboard-less Venue brushes the big screen/aged Android silliness of the Dell Streak under the carpet. This good-looking Android 2.2 phone features a 1GHz processor, a sensible 4.1-inch AMOLED/Gorilla Glass display and an 8MP camera.

Hands on: Dell Venue review

LG Optimus 2x

The Optimus 2x was actually announced pre-CES, but we’ve had a chance to play with this ground-breaking dual-core smartphone on the show floor. It’s the first phone to feature Nvidia’s Tegra 250 processor, which incorporates ARM’s Cortex A9 CPU. With a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen display, 8MP digital camera and 1080p video capture, what’s not to like?

Hands on: LG Optimus 2x review

LG Optimus Black

LG also unveiled the Optimus Black handset at CES, which lacks the dual-core grunt of the 2X but makes up for it in other areas. For example, this handset is a mere 9.2mm thick, beating the iPhone 4 for skinniness. It also features what LG calls a NOVA display, a 4-inch touchscreen that claims to be more efficient than Super AMOLED.

Hands on: LG Optimus Black review

Motorola Atrix

While Motorola has grabbed CES headlines with its Xoom tablet, its Android 2.2-powered Atrix smartphone could be a pocketable force to be reckoned with. Like the LG Optimus 2X, the Atrix is a dual-core handset with 1GB of memory, up to 48GB of storage, front and rear cameras and a stunning qHD (960×540 pixel) display.

Hands on: Motorola Atrix review

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc

While we wait for some more solid information about Sony Ericsson’s ‘PlayStation phone‘, the new Xperia Arc looks to challenge the smartphone elite. Forget the ho-hum X10 and X8 models, because the Arc features Android 2.3, 8.1MP digital snapper and an eye-catching 4.2-inch ‘Reality display’ with pixel processing courtesy of Sony’s Mobile Bravia Engine.

Hands on: Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc review

ViewSonic ViewPad 4

Despite ViewSonic’s attempts to call it a ‘pad’, with its 4-inch screen the ViewPad 4 is small enough to act as a smartphone. The problem is this: ViewSonic has equipped it with technology from 2010 rather than looking ahead to 2011. So you get a 1GHz processor rather than a dual-core one; a 5MP camera, not an 8MP lens. Excitement factor? Very close to zero.

New HTC handsets for the US…

Along with Samsung, Apple and Motorola, HTC is one of the hottest mobile manufacturers on the planet and it’s unveiled several new Android 4G phones for the US market at CES.

There’s the unremarkable Evo Shift 4G, which features an 800MHz CPU, 3.6-inch display and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The LTE-friendly HTC Thunderbolt sounds more impressive. It boasts a 4.3-inch WVGA screen, Android 2.2 and Skype video calling built-in.

Lastly there’s the HTC Inspire 4G, which features Android 2.2, a 1GHz Snapdragon chip, 4.3-inch WVGA display and an 8MP digital camera.

Motorola Droid Bionic

Although never released in the UK, the Motorola Droid X has long been one of the best (and biggest) Android phones around. The new Droid Bionic model ramps up the specification with Android 2.2, a dual-core CPU and a 4.3-inch qHD display, 8MP camera and 4G/LTE connectivity.

Samsung Infuse 4G

This is another 4G phone for the US, but notable for its brand-spanking-new 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display that blows Super AMOLED right out of the water. It might not be a dual-core monster, but the 1.2GHz Hummingbird chip is still nippy. Add to this an 8MP rear camera and front-facing 1.3MP lens for video chat and you’ve got an impressive mobile on your hands.

So what about iPhone 5?

The launch of the dual-core LG Optimus 2X and the Motorola Atrix make the iPhone 4 feel a little… well, a little oudated if we’re honest. And if the iPhone’s speediness is being eclipsed, its Retina Display is being challenged by Samsung’s Super AMOLED Plus, Sony Ericsson’s Reality Display, not to mention the qHD displays on the Droid Bionic and Motorola Atrix.

Time for an iPhone 5? Absolutely. Find out what it could feature by reading TechRadar’s iPhone 5 rumours.

What new mobile phone are you most looking forward to in 2011? Has one of the new dual-core Android phones caught your eye? Let us know below.

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