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Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Nexus gets Android 4.2 update

The Sprint version of Samsung's smartphone is the latest to receive the newest Jelly Bean software update, while the Verizon model is left behind.

by Scott Webster

January 17, 2013 1:46 PM PST 

The Galaxy Nexus may be more than a year old, but this Android 4.2 update keeps it current.

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The Sprint version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has begun receiving the Android 4.2 software update, according to various reports surfacing this week.
The 98MB file can be manually downloaded and installed, but the carrier has yet to make any formal announcements.
CNET has contacted Sprint for comment and will update the article with any response.
Sprint may have been months behind Verizon releasing the Galaxy Nexus, but the smaller carrier has been much more active in offering updates. The Verizon model, for its part, is still running Jelly Bean 4.1.1.
While this isn't the worst situation to be in, it does add fuel to the fragmentation fire. Both devices are considered a "Pure Google" experience, which means they should be first in line to receive an OS update. However, Sprint's phone is now four small version updates ahead of Verizon's model.
Since Google is hosting the 4.2 software file directly on its servers (ZIP file,) it is only a matter of time before Sprint pushes the update itself.
Those who like to take things into their own hands can flash the ROM on their phone today, though I suspect the over-the-air version is right around the corner.

Originally posted at Android Atlas

 

 

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Intel's bet on Windows 8 'convertibles' iffy, say analysts

 

The chipmaker is betting pretty heavily on Windows 8 convertible designs to rescue the PC. But analysts say they don't see a lot of designs yet that could turn things around.

by Brooke Crothers

January 18, 2013 1:39 PM PST Follow @mbrookec

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 convertible.

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Intel is betting a chunk of its PC future on so-called convertibles. So far, financial analysts aren't convinced these are designs that will win the day.
Newfangled laptops that perform mechanical acrobatics to convert to tablet mode, like Lenovo's Yoga convertible and Dell's XPS 12, aren't impressive enough yet to revive PC-market doldrums, according to a growing chorus of financial analysts who follow Intel.
On Thursday, Intel CEO Paul Otellini, speaking during an earnings conference call, tried to depict convertible PC designs as the best of both worlds: the laptop and the tablet. In essence, he said laptop convertibles can thwart the tablet onslaught from Apple, Google, Samsung, and Amazon.
Analysts aren't so sure -- at least not with the current crop of systems.
Wait-and-see story: "On the PC side, [Intel] is exposed to a slower replacement cycle and mobile cannibalization as Win 8 and ultrabooks have underwhelmed. We believe its vision of a computing ecosystem moving to a convertible PC/tablet device is a 'wait and see' story." --Doug Freedman, RBC Capital Markets, in a research note posted today.
Convertibles not well designed: "The convertible products we have seen so far do not appear to be well designed." --Gus Richard, Piper Jaffray, writing today about how Intel-based convertible laptops impact Intel's earnings.
Uninspired designs at CES: "The [Intel-based] x86 designs we played with were relatively uninspired (thick, clumsy, unrefined), and price points remain high (~$1K and above)." --Chris Whitmore, Deutsche Bank Equity Research, writing recently about his take-away from CES.
Incrementally encouraged: A Citibank research note posted today titled "INTC: A Tough Pill to Swallow for Now" actually had one of the more upbeat takes on convertibles, though it was tempered by a cautious optimism. "We concur with Intel's view that a slew of new touch-based devices combined with a potentially improving macro environment and an aging installed base could conspire to drive such above seasonal growth...That said, there is sufficient uncertainty to keep us on the sidelines this early in 2013."
Part of the problem is that some current Windows 8 convertible-laptop designs are hampered by less-than-well-conceived mechanisms that flip or swivel the laptop's screen into tablet mode. That's the root of the "clumsy" and "not well designed" comments.

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• Intel CEO: The PC is shape-shifting into a tablet

Also, once in tablet mode, some convertible designs become in effect a thick, heavy tablet because the screen sits on top of the keyboard which, in turn, sits on top of the laptop's main chassis.
On the other hand, so-called detachables, like HP's Envy x2 and Microsoft's Surface, tend to be more elegant designs because the keyboard can be detached and the systems can then function as a light, thin, standalone tablet.

The Acer Aspire S7 is a sleek, attractive Windows 8 touch-screen laptop that is neither a convertible nor a detachable.

(Credit: Brooke Crothers)

Brooke Crothers

Brooke Crothers writes about small devices and the hardware inside. He has served as editor at large at CNET News and a contributing reporter to The New York Times' Bits and Technology sections. His interest in things small began when living in Tokyo in a very small apartment for a very long time.

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iPhone 5 Now Available From Apple Online Store Malaysia

Friday, 14 December 2012 11:29

APART from the three major telcos in Malaysia, the new iPhone 5 is also now available through Apple Malaysia’s own online store. While it might take few days longer for it to actually arrive on customers hand, it is a good way to purchase the device for those who are not in a hurry or not planning to sign up to a telco plan. Just like what we have pointed out previously and double verified by Senheng’s announcement earlier today, Apple Online Store Malaysia has listed the device at RM 2199 (16GB), RM 2499 (32GB) and RM 2799 (64GB). According to the calculations given to the store at our visit, customers should be able to receive the device by December 18. Interestingly, the Lightning to USB Cable going to take slightly longer to be shipped though as you can see below. Pix: Lowyat.net Pix- Awani501 -Lowyat.net

Pengimejan GE

APABILA merujuk kepada produk kamera digital, jenama General Electric (GE) mungkin sukar untuk dikaitkan dengan sistem imejan moden berbanding jenama lain seperti Panasonic, Sony atau Olympus.

Sejak kemunculan produk kamera digitalnya pada 2007, GE terus mengorak langkah dengan memperkenalkan pelbagai model baru dan canggih.

GE mempertaruhkan dua model terkininya, GE G100 dan GE E1410 SW, di Malaysia yang disifatkan antara pasaran utama di Asia yang semakin berkembang pesat.

Model GE G100 dan GE E1410 SW masing-masing adalah siri produk Pro dan Power.

Keunikan kedua-dua model itu adalah ciri sokongan teknologi bertenaga sehingga membolehkan kelajuan bukaan ditingkatkan dan ciri rakaman berterusan pada kelajuan tinggi iaitu 10 kerangka sesaat diperkenalkan.

Kedua-dua model didatangkan dengan keupayaan merakam video HD 1080p berprestasi tinggi disokong aspek kepekaan cahaya yang dipertingkatkan untuk rakaman imej yang lebih terperinci.

GE G100
Siri Pro GE G100 pula adalah kamera digital yang dibangunkan berasaskan model terdahulu, GE X500 di mana pelbagai aspek luaran dan dalamannya diperkemaskan.

Ia disasarkan untuk pelanggan yang meminati dunia fotografi dengan kelebaran lensanya dipertingkatkan kepada 28 milimeter.

Di sebalik keunikan reka bentuknya, dilengkapi zoom optikal 15 kali pada 14 megapiksel menjadikannya produk kamera digital yang perlu dimiliki.

Selain itu, teknologi piksel Aptina A-Pix CMOS membolehkan G100 merakam foto pada kelajuan tinggi iaitu pada 10 kerangka sesaat.

Pada harga RM599, GE G100 adalah produk imejan moden menarik yang didatangkan dalam warna hitam, merah dan putih.

GE E1410 SW

Siri Power GE E1410SW pula mementingkan prestasi lebih bertenaga bagi aktiviti fotografi setiap hari.

Malah, GE menyifatkan E1410 SW adalah kamera digital yang ideal untuk dibawa ke mana saja.

Ini berikutan reka bentuknya yang bergaya dan anggun dengan ukuran ketebalan tujuh inci.

Harga yang ditawarkan bagi model yang diwarnai dengan penampilan hitam, coklat, merah dan emas adalah RM549.


Tahukah anda?

Teknologi Aptina A-Pix adalah rangkaian teknologi yang mengetengahkan garisan cahaya, paparan imej terperinci dan reka bentuk piksel 65 nm.

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