Cardo Scala Rider G9 Bluetooth Headset- Technology Times

Cardo Systems has released the Cardo Scala Rider G9 advanced motorcycle helmet communication system. The Cardo Scala Rider G9 is compatible with any Bluetooth-enables smartphone. It supports Bluetooth A2DP to stream MP3 music in stereo wirelessly, initiate and receive phone calls, GPS instructions and connectivity status announcements.

The gadget provides bike-to-bike intercom communication, allowing users to toggle back and forth to converse with up to eight riders at a range of up to one mile. The newest addition to the Cardo lineup and touting major upgrades over the G4 system, the brand new Cardo Scala Rider G9 is utilizing the most advanced technology and represents one of the most innovative bluetooth communicators we've seen to date. The G9 will pair with all the previous versions of Scala Rider headsets, so you do not need to wait for your friends to upgrade.  Some of the new features are as follows:

ü  One + 8 Pairing: Communicate with up to eight other riders in full-duplex toggling mode

ü  Voice Recognition: Allows communication with all eight riders by simply speaking their names

ü  Full Duplex: Full Duplex communication with up to 4 riders

ü  Group Signaling: Allows you to send a signal to everyone in your group at once as an alert

ü  Social Networking: Set up a social group based on physical location, riding groups and find other G9 users

ü  Flash Pairing: Quick pairing of devices, simply touch the two G9 units and in less than 1 second they are paired

ü  Mobile Phone Conference Calls: Full duplex telephone calls between a caller and both the rider and passenger

ü  Larger Buttons: Easier to navigate the device with gloves

ü  Two microphone options: Includes both boom mic and wired microphone

The G9 retains all the features of the very popular G4 including:

ü  A2DP and MP3 connectivity to stream stereo music

ü  Built in FM radio with RDS smart scan

ü  Noise cancelling microphone

ü  Weather and dust resistant design

ü  Up to 1.6km range in ideal terrain

ü  Upgradeable firmware

The G9 is the evolution of the G4 from Scala rider; it can pair with up to 8 other Scala Rider headsets and toggle between them. Also, the flash pairing technology makes is simpler than ever to pair two units together, touching two units together pairs them, instead of frustrating key sequences. Cardo Systems has released the Cardo Scala Rider G9 advanced motorcycle helmet communication system. The gadget provides bike-to-bike intercom communication, allowing users to toggle back and forth to converse with up to eight riders at a range of up to one mile.

The Cardo Scala Rider G9 is compatible with any Bluetooth-enables smartphone. You program the names of your riding partners into the headset and when you want to talk to them you speak their name and will connect to them instantly for a full duplex intercom conversation. It supports Bluetooth A2DP to stream MP3 music in stereo wirelessly, initiate and receive phone calls, GPS instructions and connectivity status announcements. The Cardo Scala Rider G9 is priced at $499.95 a pop.

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Cardo Systems has released the Cardo Scala Rider G9 advanced motorcycle helmet communication system. The Cardo Scala Rider G9 is compatible with any Bluetooth-enables smartphone. It supports Bluetooth A2DP to stream MP3 music in stereo wirelessly, initiate and receive phone calls, GPS instructions and connectivity status announcements.

The gadget provides bike-to-bike intercom communication, allowing users to toggle back and forth to converse with up to eight riders at a range of up to one mile. The newest addition to the Cardo lineup and touting major upgrades over the G4 system, the brand new Cardo Scala Rider G9 is utilizing the most advanced technology and represents one of the most innovative bluetooth communicators we've seen to date. The G9 will pair with all the previous versions of Scala Rider headsets, so you do not need to wait for your friends to upgrade.  Some of the new features are as follows:

ü  One + 8 Pairing: Communicate with up to eight other riders in full-duplex toggling mode

ü  Voice Recognition: Allows communication with all eight riders by simply speaking their names

ü  Full Duplex: Full Duplex communication with up to 4 riders

ü  Group Signaling: Allows you to send a signal to everyone in your group at once as an alert

ü  Social Networking: Set up a social group based on physical location, riding groups and find other G9 users

ü  Flash Pairing: Quick pairing of devices, simply touch the two G9 units and in less than 1 second they are paired

ü  Mobile Phone Conference Calls: Full duplex telephone calls between a caller and both the rider and passenger

ü  Larger Buttons: Easier to navigate the device with gloves

ü  Two microphone options: Includes both boom mic and wired microphone

The G9 retains all the features of the very popular G4 including:

ü  A2DP and MP3 connectivity to stream stereo music

ü  Built in FM radio with RDS smart scan

ü  Noise cancelling microphone

ü  Weather and dust resistant design

ü  Up to 1.6km range in ideal terrain

ü  Upgradeable firmware

The G9 is the evolution of the G4 from Scala rider; it can pair with up to 8 other Scala Rider headsets and toggle between them. Also, the flash pairing technology makes is simpler than ever to pair two units together, touching two units together pairs them, instead of frustrating key sequences. Cardo Systems has released the Cardo Scala Rider G9 advanced motorcycle helmet communication system. The gadget provides bike-to-bike intercom communication, allowing users to toggle back and forth to converse with up to eight riders at a range of up to one mile.

The Cardo Scala Rider G9 is compatible with any Bluetooth-enables smartphone. You program the names of your riding partners into the headset and when you want to talk to them you speak their name and will connect to them instantly for a full duplex intercom conversation. It supports Bluetooth A2DP to stream MP3 music in stereo wirelessly, initiate and receive phone calls, GPS instructions and connectivity status announcements. The Cardo Scala Rider G9 is priced at $499.95 a pop.

All about Windows 8 (2012) – Technology Times

The world has shifted to the touch generation so does the gadgets. The apps add a bit of color since almost every app has its own color. The clear, homogeneous design of the Metro desktop was sacrificed in favor of personal adaptability. The way the new Metro UI and the updated desktop interact with the keyboard and mouse interface is crucial to 90 percent of the Windows user base as it the most familiar way of interacting with ones content and the most known way of getting work done. In the coming days we’ll have a replacement in the technology because we are now able to produce/manufacture the touch technology. Like most Microsoft downloads, downloading Windows 8 Developer Preview was quick for a 4 GB download. Pressured by that trend, Microsoft is updating Windows    to make PCs work more like smartphones and to bring Windows to a whole new class of devices: iPad-like touch-screen tablets. Operation has been completely optimized for inputting via touchscreen. All actions and menus are started via swiping or with a tap of a finger. Even navigating between fingers is performed with little gestures. For this, all surfaces have a big size so that they can be easily hit with a finger.

The metro look of the windows is an excellent initiative from the developers. When you launch an application designed for the Metro interface, it runs full-screen by default, not inside a window. The network issues are much improved in the latest windows.  Last month, the company launched what it calls a "consumer preview" of Windows 8, the next version of its flagship operating system. The background can't be selected freely anymore and you have to choose among nine dark colors. Although you can decide whether an app is to take up one or two columns, the number of rows is fixed. It was set to three in our device. However, for those of us who want to use computers to make documents, presentations, spreadsheets and graphic editing, Windows 8 will annoy us to no end. Right now, there are relatively few Metro apps in the store.  What apps there are do happen to be free though, which gives us a chance to try them out.  You can split the screen between two applications, but that's it. Windows has to start from scratch in a way. The Intel changes its dimensions with any of the computing architectures.  Yes, the Intel based Windows 8 devices will have backward compatibility, but if the focus is to be brought onto Metro then there needs to be some real effort made to flesh out that ecosystem. So go for the genuine copy of windows and fell the dynamic change yourself and it best suits for the touch devices/systems.

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The world has shifted to the touch generation so does the gadgets. The apps add a bit of color since almost every app has its own color. The clear, homogeneous design of the Metro desktop was sacrificed in favor of personal adaptability. The way the new Metro UI and the updated desktop interact with the keyboard and mouse interface is crucial to 90 percent of the Windows user base as it the most familiar way of interacting with ones content and the most known way of getting work done. In the coming days we’ll have a replacement in the technology because we are now able to produce/manufacture the touch technology. Like most Microsoft downloads, downloading Windows 8 Developer Preview was quick for a 4 GB download. Pressured by that trend, Microsoft is updating Windows    to make PCs work more like smartphones and to bring Windows to a whole new class of devices: iPad-like touch-screen tablets. Operation has been completely optimized for inputting via touchscreen. All actions and menus are started via swiping or with a tap of a finger. Even navigating between fingers is performed with little gestures. For this, all surfaces have a big size so that they can be easily hit with a finger.

The metro look of the windows is an excellent initiative from the developers. When you launch an application designed for the Metro interface, it runs full-screen by default, not inside a window. The network issues are much improved in the latest windows.  Last month, the company launched what it calls a "consumer preview" of Windows 8, the next version of its flagship operating system. The background can't be selected freely anymore and you have to choose among nine dark colors. Although you can decide whether an app is to take up one or two columns, the number of rows is fixed. It was set to three in our device. However, for those of us who want to use computers to make documents, presentations, spreadsheets and graphic editing, Windows 8 will annoy us to no end. Right now, there are relatively few Metro apps in the store.  What apps there are do happen to be free though, which gives us a chance to try them out.  You can split the screen between two applications, but that's it. Windows has to start from scratch in a way. The Intel changes its dimensions with any of the computing architectures.  Yes, the Intel based Windows 8 devices will have backward compatibility, but if the focus is to be brought onto Metro then there needs to be some real effort made to flesh out that ecosystem. So go for the genuine copy of windows and fell the dynamic change yourself and it best suits for the touch devices/systems.

Huawei Ideos X5 Pro Android Cloud Phone- Technology Times

These days Huawei is manufacturing seamless products. The phone comes with 1500mAh battery which is quite decent to support the working of the device. This new Cloud Phone will guide the people to use latest cloud technology. The company has deployed this improved version with a faster 1GHz processor to facilitate multitasking along with making it capable of offering download speeds of up to 14.4Mbps. The Ideos X5 Pro comes with 16 GB of Cloud storage where users can store all their data. This is again a high definition Cloud Phone. With SRS WOW HD, users can enjoy crystal clear music experience and the active noise cancellation on the Mic keeps the ambient noise at bay. Huawei seems to be focusing more on building a loyal following than making money as this phone is clearly being sold below its fair price. It completely out-looks and out-performs all other phones in it price-range, and even many other high-end ones twice as expensive. Its front panel flaunts a 3.8-inch WVGA capacitive multi-touch display, while the rear side is dotted with a 5MP camera. The phone comes with 1500mAh battery which is quite decent to support the working of the device. The device is capable of providing back-up to quite a good working time.

This is an era of Android Technology. The Huawei Ideos X5 has all the ingredients of a satisfying Android phone, but it faces stiff competition from the top and middle of the pack. The features of this phone are quite impressive. Prospective customers can make use of the 16GB cloud storage space to save digital content, which can be accessed from the phone while on the move. The internet connectivity is also good in this device.  The Ideos X5 Pro comes with 16 GB of Cloud storage where users can store all their data. With SRS WOW HD, users can enjoy crystal clear music experience and the active noise cancellation on the Mic keeps the ambient noise at bay. Hence providing you a clear; sound music on the move.

Some of the features are listed as follows:-

1. ü  512M RAM + 4G ROM memory with a memory card slot up to 32GB
2. ü  1900mAh battery
3. ü  Exclusive Huawei user-interface with a dynamic weather widget
4. ü  160GB network capacity Cloud Drive
5. ü  DLNA-certified enables sharing with other DLNA-certified devices
6. ü  Camera works well in daylight, but is appalling with low light
7. ü  Comes with 8gb memory card and 2gb built in
8. ü  Very good battery life
9. ü  Good value

The range of the price is set according to the need of the people in developing countries while providing the best updated technology. The Huawei Ideos X5 Pro has been priced at Rs 13,800. So, get your device and feel the change yourself.

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These days Huawei is manufacturing seamless products. The phone comes with 1500mAh battery which is quite decent to support the working of the device. This new Cloud Phone will guide the people to use latest cloud technology. The company has deployed this improved version with a faster 1GHz processor to facilitate multitasking along with making it capable of offering download speeds of up to 14.4Mbps. The Ideos X5 Pro comes with 16 GB of Cloud storage where users can store all their data. This is again a high definition Cloud Phone. With SRS WOW HD, users can enjoy crystal clear music experience and the active noise cancellation on the Mic keeps the ambient noise at bay. Huawei seems to be focusing more on building a loyal following than making money as this phone is clearly being sold below its fair price. It completely out-looks and out-performs all other phones in it price-range, and even many other high-end ones twice as expensive. Its front panel flaunts a 3.8-inch WVGA capacitive multi-touch display, while the rear side is dotted with a 5MP camera. The phone comes with 1500mAh battery which is quite decent to support the working of the device. The device is capable of providing back-up to quite a good working time.

This is an era of Android Technology. The Huawei Ideos X5 has all the ingredients of a satisfying Android phone, but it faces stiff competition from the top and middle of the pack. The features of this phone are quite impressive. Prospective customers can make use of the 16GB cloud storage space to save digital content, which can be accessed from the phone while on the move. The internet connectivity is also good in this device.  The Ideos X5 Pro comes with 16 GB of Cloud storage where users can store all their data. With SRS WOW HD, users can enjoy crystal clear music experience and the active noise cancellation on the Mic keeps the ambient noise at bay. Hence providing you a clear; sound music on the move.

Some of the features are listed as follows:-

1. ü  512M RAM + 4G ROM memory with a memory card slot up to 32GB
2. ü  1900mAh battery
3. ü  Exclusive Huawei user-interface with a dynamic weather widget
4. ü  160GB network capacity Cloud Drive
5. ü  DLNA-certified enables sharing with other DLNA-certified devices
6. ü  Camera works well in daylight, but is appalling with low light
7. ü  Comes with 8gb memory card and 2gb built in
8. ü  Very good battery life
9. ü  Good value

The range of the price is set according to the need of the people in developing countries while providing the best updated technology. The Huawei Ideos X5 Pro has been priced at Rs 13,800. So, get your device and feel the change yourself.

LG Viper 4G ( A Review) - Technology Times

This is an era of 4G networks. The race between the LG Viper 4G and Samsung Galaxy Nexus to become Sprint's first LTE phone isn't over yet, but at least now we know when one of those phones will be released. Today, Sprint announced that the Viper will be available on April 22nd, and customers who pre-order one starting today could get it as soon as April 20th. The mid-range phone is selling for $99.99 with a two-year contract and after a $50 mail-in rebate, and will run Android 2.3 on a 4-inch screen. The Sprint LTE network has not been rolled out yet in the United States. When you switch on the Viper, you’ll have to immediately go into the settings and turn off the LTE. If you don’t, the phone will constantly try and search for a non-existent network and drain your battery. Until LTE comes in your city, you’re stuck with 3G.LG Viper offers Android 2.3, Gingerbread, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 4G of ROM. It also includes a 4GB microSD™ card. The sleek, ultra-thin Smartphone also boasts a 4-inch bright and clear touch screen display for better viewing under direct sunlight. It features a Corning® Gorilla® Glass screen protector for extra display resistance. A 5MP rear-facing camera with flash and a VGA front-facing camera allow for a fun and easy face-to-face video chat experience. Grab your device and get into the lead of 4G networks.

This is not just a Smartphone but a total innovation in the field of technology. The Smartphone operates with the help of the Android Gingerbread platform and acquires multitasking properties from the 1.2GHz dual core processor as well as 1GB RAM. The 4-inch multi-touch screen is reinforced with Corning Gorilla glass to offer resistance to scratches and is said to render clear images even in bright sunlight. It is believed that the Sprint edition of the Galaxy Nexus will be close to the Verizon model, carrying 32 GB of non-user expandable storage. The device will have near field communications (NFC) support and like the Galaxy S 4G before it, will come with Google Wallet support as well for contact-less payments. This sleek handset also sports a 5MP primary camera along with a front facing VGA webcam. With the Android 4.0-enabled HTC EVO 4G LTE, Sprint plans to give Smartphone users the best multimedia experience yet, officials said at this week's product press launch. While conditions at the New York City venue weren't the same as those you'd encounter in real life, a bit of hands-on experimentation with the latest EVO indicated that Sprint isn't just whistling in the dark. Check out your device in the online stores.

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This is an era of 4G networks. The race between the LG Viper 4G and Samsung Galaxy Nexus to become Sprint's first LTE phone isn't over yet, but at least now we know when one of those phones will be released. Today, Sprint announced that the Viper will be available on April 22nd, and customers who pre-order one starting today could get it as soon as April 20th. The mid-range phone is selling for $99.99 with a two-year contract and after a $50 mail-in rebate, and will run Android 2.3 on a 4-inch screen. The Sprint LTE network has not been rolled out yet in the United States. When you switch on the Viper, you’ll have to immediately go into the settings and turn off the LTE. If you don’t, the phone will constantly try and search for a non-existent network and drain your battery. Until LTE comes in your city, you’re stuck with 3G.LG Viper offers Android 2.3, Gingerbread, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 4G of ROM. It also includes a 4GB microSD™ card. The sleek, ultra-thin Smartphone also boasts a 4-inch bright and clear touch screen display for better viewing under direct sunlight. It features a Corning® Gorilla® Glass screen protector for extra display resistance. A 5MP rear-facing camera with flash and a VGA front-facing camera allow for a fun and easy face-to-face video chat experience. Grab your device and get into the lead of 4G networks.

This is not just a Smartphone but a total innovation in the field of technology. The Smartphone operates with the help of the Android Gingerbread platform and acquires multitasking properties from the 1.2GHz dual core processor as well as 1GB RAM. The 4-inch multi-touch screen is reinforced with Corning Gorilla glass to offer resistance to scratches and is said to render clear images even in bright sunlight. It is believed that the Sprint edition of the Galaxy Nexus will be close to the Verizon model, carrying 32 GB of non-user expandable storage. The device will have near field communications (NFC) support and like the Galaxy S 4G before it, will come with Google Wallet support as well for contact-less payments. This sleek handset also sports a 5MP primary camera along with a front facing VGA webcam. With the Android 4.0-enabled HTC EVO 4G LTE, Sprint plans to give Smartphone users the best multimedia experience yet, officials said at this week's product press launch. While conditions at the New York City venue weren't the same as those you'd encounter in real life, a bit of hands-on experimentation with the latest EVO indicated that Sprint isn't just whistling in the dark. Check out your device in the online stores.

Samsung NX10- Technology Times

Here is the latest camera from Samsung. The Samsung NX10 is the first camera in the mirror less NX series, announced at CES 2010, a few months after Samsung made the NX-mirror less development notice. For the Samsung NX10, the whole feels like a lot more than the sum of the parts. Except for a nice design, surprisingly good lenses, and its status as the first interchangeable-lens camera (ILC) with a relatively large APS-C-size sensor, there doesn't seem to be anything particularly outstanding about the camera's feature set, performance or photo quality when taken individually. The Samsung NX10 is not only starting the attack on the Micro Four Thirds System, but also on the traditional SLR camera. This is a daring move, especially because Samsung was previously known for its Pentax clones. With the NX10, Samsung has something new to offer, or actually several things. Not only is it the first camera that the brand has developed all by itself, it is also one of the first cameras on the market with changeable lenses, an APS-C sensor, and without a mirror. In 2005, Pentax and Samsung partnered to jointly develop DSLR cameras. Nevertheless, my overall experience with the NX10 and opinion about the camera is a lot more positive than the individual ratings would indicate. The NX10's image quality results surpassed my expectations. Contrast is a bit strong, which the majority of users will enjoy due to it helping photos "pop" a bit more. However, the sacrifice is loss of some details, and it can also bring out more noise in low contrast areas. The camera is a good alternative for a person who loves to go mobile every time and to capture the moments.

This camera produces beautiful photos in a variety of lighting conditions. In bright outdoor lighting, the NX10 produced pleasing exposures that show vivid colors and good sharpness. Pentax brought its experience with interchangeable lenses and optics to the table, and Samsung brought its expertise in digital media and semiconductor products. Samsung has marketed what are basically re-badged Pentax DSLRs (Pentax's K10D and 20D, Samsung's GX10 and 20), but the NX10 marks a departure from both the DSLR script and simple re-badging.

Samsung NX10 Key Specifications:-

• 15.1 Mega pixel APS-C CMOS sensor (presumed to be close relation to Pentax K7 sensor)
• 14.6 million effective pixels
• New Samsung NX mount (25.5mm flange-back distance)
• 720p movie capture (H.264, 30 fps)
• Contrast-detect auto focus
• 3.0" AMOLED screen (614,000 dots, PenTile RGB array)
• 921k dot Electronic Viewfinder
• 30mm F2 pancake and 18-55mm standard zoom options

So, what to wait for grab your distinct unit now from the online stores.

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Here is the latest camera from Samsung. The Samsung NX10 is the first camera in the mirror less NX series, announced at CES 2010, a few months after Samsung made the NX-mirror less development notice. For the Samsung NX10, the whole feels like a lot more than the sum of the parts. Except for a nice design, surprisingly good lenses, and its status as the first interchangeable-lens camera (ILC) with a relatively large APS-C-size sensor, there doesn't seem to be anything particularly outstanding about the camera's feature set, performance or photo quality when taken individually. The Samsung NX10 is not only starting the attack on the Micro Four Thirds System, but also on the traditional SLR camera. This is a daring move, especially because Samsung was previously known for its Pentax clones. With the NX10, Samsung has something new to offer, or actually several things. Not only is it the first camera that the brand has developed all by itself, it is also one of the first cameras on the market with changeable lenses, an APS-C sensor, and without a mirror. In 2005, Pentax and Samsung partnered to jointly develop DSLR cameras. Nevertheless, my overall experience with the NX10 and opinion about the camera is a lot more positive than the individual ratings would indicate. The NX10's image quality results surpassed my expectations. Contrast is a bit strong, which the majority of users will enjoy due to it helping photos "pop" a bit more. However, the sacrifice is loss of some details, and it can also bring out more noise in low contrast areas. The camera is a good alternative for a person who loves to go mobile every time and to capture the moments.

This camera produces beautiful photos in a variety of lighting conditions. In bright outdoor lighting, the NX10 produced pleasing exposures that show vivid colors and good sharpness. Pentax brought its experience with interchangeable lenses and optics to the table, and Samsung brought its expertise in digital media and semiconductor products. Samsung has marketed what are basically re-badged Pentax DSLRs (Pentax's K10D and 20D, Samsung's GX10 and 20), but the NX10 marks a departure from both the DSLR script and simple re-badging.

Samsung NX10 Key Specifications:-

• 15.1 Mega pixel APS-C CMOS sensor (presumed to be close relation to Pentax K7 sensor)
• 14.6 million effective pixels
• New Samsung NX mount (25.5mm flange-back distance)
• 720p movie capture (H.264, 30 fps)
• Contrast-detect auto focus
• 3.0" AMOLED screen (614,000 dots, PenTile RGB array)
• 921k dot Electronic Viewfinder
• 30mm F2 pancake and 18-55mm standard zoom options

So, what to wait for grab your distinct unit now from the online stores.

LG Lucid Review- Technology Times

This is a nice handset for those who can’t afford the upfront costs, but also don’t want a larger screen. Specifications of the LG Lucid include a 4-inch capacitive touchscreen display (with Corning Gorilla Glass on top), a 5.0 megapixel camera module (with LED flash and 1080p video capture), a front-facing video cam, a GPS, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi (with mobile hotspot), DLNA and micro SD card expansion.  It will ship with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, with an Ice Cream Sandwich update promised to be in the works.  The Lucid houses a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 4-inch Gorilla Glass covered touchscreen, 1GB of RAM, a 5-megapixel rear camera, and a front facing camera that can capture 1080p video.  Lucid by LG will be available starting March 29 in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online at www.verizonwireless.com for $79.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Customers will receive the rebate in the form of a debit card; upon receipt, customers may use the card as cash anywhere debit cards are accepted.

 The mobile hotspot feature lets professionals connect to up to 10 Wi-Fi-enabled devices to the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network, making it easy for teams to work from a remote location.  Verizon neglected to include the phone's screen resolution, but if rumors are correct, that 4-inch touchscreen should measure in at 800 x 480 pixels.  Muscle is provided by a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, paired with 1GB of RAM. Naturally, the device comes with LTE connectivity and is able to share its fast connection with up to 10 devices.  The Quick Dialer widget lets customers make calls directly from a home screen panel without having to open the phone application. Additionally, Lucid by LG has Guided Tours right on the device, which provides step-by-step tutorials for customers who want to learn more about their new phone. Wi-Fi n, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth 3.0 and USB 2.0 are on board as well. Measurements aren't bad either at 119.1 x 62.2 x 11.4 mm and weight of 142 grams with a 1700mAh battery under the back cover.  The appearance looks a bit like a reworked LG Optimus Black with slightly harder corners that makes it just a bit more business-like than most phones in its price range.   It will ship with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, with an Ice Cream Sandwich update promised to be in the works.

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This is a nice handset for those who can’t afford the upfront costs, but also don’t want a larger screen. Specifications of the LG Lucid include a 4-inch capacitive touchscreen display (with Corning Gorilla Glass on top), a 5.0 megapixel camera module (with LED flash and 1080p video capture), a front-facing video cam, a GPS, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi (with mobile hotspot), DLNA and micro SD card expansion.  It will ship with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, with an Ice Cream Sandwich update promised to be in the works.  The Lucid houses a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 4-inch Gorilla Glass covered touchscreen, 1GB of RAM, a 5-megapixel rear camera, and a front facing camera that can capture 1080p video.  Lucid by LG will be available starting March 29 in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online at www.verizonwireless.com for $79.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Customers will receive the rebate in the form of a debit card; upon receipt, customers may use the card as cash anywhere debit cards are accepted.

 The mobile hotspot feature lets professionals connect to up to 10 Wi-Fi-enabled devices to the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network, making it easy for teams to work from a remote location.  Verizon neglected to include the phone's screen resolution, but if rumors are correct, that 4-inch touchscreen should measure in at 800 x 480 pixels.  Muscle is provided by a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, paired with 1GB of RAM. Naturally, the device comes with LTE connectivity and is able to share its fast connection with up to 10 devices.  The Quick Dialer widget lets customers make calls directly from a home screen panel without having to open the phone application. Additionally, Lucid by LG has Guided Tours right on the device, which provides step-by-step tutorials for customers who want to learn more about their new phone. Wi-Fi n, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth 3.0 and USB 2.0 are on board as well. Measurements aren't bad either at 119.1 x 62.2 x 11.4 mm and weight of 142 grams with a 1700mAh battery under the back cover.  The appearance looks a bit like a reworked LG Optimus Black with slightly harder corners that makes it just a bit more business-like than most phones in its price range.   It will ship with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, with an Ice Cream Sandwich update promised to be in the works.

Samsung MV800 MultiView Digital Camera 2012- Technology Times

Here is the straight line angle image capturing with the latest Samsung Multiview digital camera. The Samsung Multiview MV800 of course got its name from its screen that can be flipped 180 degrees. The flaps type screen makes it look cool in all respects.  Funny Face feature means you can bend stretch and warp portrait pictures of your friends and family. The idea of course is to make it capable of taking self-portraits.  The Samsung MultiView’s lens has a 3.3-5.9 maximum aperture, so it’s obviously not meant for low light shooting but shots taken at night are still acceptable.  The screen flips all the way up until it faces the same direction the lens faces. It’s very convenient and very effective for self-portraits or group shots where the one holding is part of the shot.  When you view the images at full size you can see that they are sharp with good detail in the center but they become quite blurred in the corners. Typically with Samsung compacts, color reproduction is excellent. Screen is the most famous part in this gadget. The new Samsung MV800 has a unique feature in that it comes with a versatile LCD Flipscreen. Its 3-inch capacitive touchscreen display can be flipped 180 degrees. The size of the gadget is quite reasonable that matches its performance too.

The tools installed in the camera are much important. The MV800 is packed with some unusual features to take interesting pictures. Picture in Picture Shot does exactly as it says; you take one picture, then take another to fit in that picture. Samsung MultiView MV800 is a new compact camera launched in India. With 3-inch flip-out wide multi-touch display, the camera comes with a price tag of 15,990 INR.  Samsung MultiView MV8003D also comes with HD recording capabilities, HDMI, USB 2.0 ports, micro SD card support, still image, panorama support, and picture-in-picture and is priced at 15,000 INR. This point and shoot camera comes with a 16.1MP sensor with 5x optical zoom. Like most digital cameras today, it can both record still pictures as well as HD videos.   Face Tracking will also ensure the distorted face remains the same even if you move the camera.  On the surface where the 3-inch display is, there’s a Home and Play button that both control the touchscreen UI.  When the screen is flipped up, the back of the camera reveals a second shutter button that’s meant to be used on self-portrait mode.  So grab your device and make your passion of capturing the moments high.

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Here is the straight line angle image capturing with the latest Samsung Multiview digital camera. The Samsung Multiview MV800 of course got its name from its screen that can be flipped 180 degrees. The flaps type screen makes it look cool in all respects.  Funny Face feature means you can bend stretch and warp portrait pictures of your friends and family. The idea of course is to make it capable of taking self-portraits.  The Samsung MultiView’s lens has a 3.3-5.9 maximum aperture, so it’s obviously not meant for low light shooting but shots taken at night are still acceptable.  The screen flips all the way up until it faces the same direction the lens faces. It’s very convenient and very effective for self-portraits or group shots where the one holding is part of the shot.  When you view the images at full size you can see that they are sharp with good detail in the center but they become quite blurred in the corners. Typically with Samsung compacts, color reproduction is excellent. Screen is the most famous part in this gadget. The new Samsung MV800 has a unique feature in that it comes with a versatile LCD Flipscreen. Its 3-inch capacitive touchscreen display can be flipped 180 degrees. The size of the gadget is quite reasonable that matches its performance too.

The tools installed in the camera are much important. The MV800 is packed with some unusual features to take interesting pictures. Picture in Picture Shot does exactly as it says; you take one picture, then take another to fit in that picture. Samsung MultiView MV800 is a new compact camera launched in India. With 3-inch flip-out wide multi-touch display, the camera comes with a price tag of 15,990 INR.  Samsung MultiView MV8003D also comes with HD recording capabilities, HDMI, USB 2.0 ports, micro SD card support, still image, panorama support, and picture-in-picture and is priced at 15,000 INR. This point and shoot camera comes with a 16.1MP sensor with 5x optical zoom. Like most digital cameras today, it can both record still pictures as well as HD videos.   Face Tracking will also ensure the distorted face remains the same even if you move the camera.  On the surface where the 3-inch display is, there’s a Home and Play button that both control the touchscreen UI.  When the screen is flipped up, the back of the camera reveals a second shutter button that’s meant to be used on self-portrait mode.  So grab your device and make your passion of capturing the moments high.