cell phones news (Microsoft mocks iPad and boast multiple tasks in its computers tablet)

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Microsoft released a new ad to promote its computers tablet operating system, Windows 8, Who Declaration entitled "Baseball" is talking about multi-tasking in your system, Windows 8 tablet computers and reflection on the smooth use compared to iPad devices

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A declaration 30 seconds, revolves around revealing athletes working for the clubs sport looking for players baseball talent to join them to it, the person Who uses a computer Windows 8 tablet enables access to statistics stored has quickly and smoothly and provide the manager with, while the person is rendered using the iPad struggling to provide the required data to the manager, I leave you with the video

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tablet(Huawei unveils 7-inch MediaPad 7 Vogue with voice calling and mid-range specs)

hello everybody we all heard that Huawei has introduced another mid-range, 7-inch tablet with voice-calling capability, called the MediaPad 7 Vogue. 

Between ASUS, Samsung and Huawei, to name a few, there are plenty of 7-inch tablets floating around the marketplace with just as many mediocre specs. The MediaPad 7 Vogue is no different.

It's a device that lets users make network calls with a built-in receiver for direct calling, but it only offers a 1,024 x 600 IPS display, quad-core Huawei 1.2GHz Cortex-A9 CPU, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage. Huawei said the 3G module supports DC-HSPA+, while the Wi-Fi connection supports 802.11b/g/n.

The MediaPad 7 Vogue also offers a 3-megapixel rear camera, Android 4.1 with Emotion UI 1.5, and a microSD expansion slot. 

These specs mirror another Huawei tablet called the MediaPad 7 Lite. Huawei's attempt to take on the Nexus 7 debuted with the MediaPad 7 Lite, as it was the company's first tablet to launch in the UK and similarly featured a 1.2GHz Cortex A8 processor and 7-inch IPS display.
The MediaPad 7 Vogue is another entry-level product from Huawei, but it is a nice option for budget-conscious consumers who want a smartphone and tablet combo cheaply. The device will launch in China this month in black and white color options.
There are no other details in regards to pricing, but Huawei said other markets would follow.

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cell phones news(Apple's iOS 7 beta 2 releases with support for iPad)

Apple released the first beta of iOS 7 with iPhone support after the software originally unveiled at WWDC in California, and now the company has pushed out a second beta for testing that works with iPad.
Beta 2 for iOS 7 became available to paid developers through Apple's over-the-air system on iOS devices, but it will also land on the iOS Developer Center, according to 9to5Mac. The update brings a number of fixes and improvements including new male and female Siri voices.
However, the most notable addition is the Voice Memos app. It will appear on developers' home screen and boasts a refreshed look, new icon for displaying sound wavelengths and the ability to record by tapping a large red button.

Voice clips in the Voice Memos app are editable, as first noted by Apple Insider, and users can send them via message, mail or AirDrop. All recordings are accessible at the bottom of the screen once saved, and they can further be saved to iCloud.
Apple's second beta for iOS 7 is available now. 

• Source: Apple Insider
• Via: MacRumors
• Source: 9to5Mac

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cell phones news(Samsung ATIV Tab 3 Preview)

Introduction

The Samsung Ativ Tab 3 is a thin and light tablet that features a full-blown Windows 8 and runs on an Intel Atom chip. A separately sold keyboard book cover transforms it into a better productivity tool and with built-in S Pen and S Note 2 application, it has its creative appeal. Additionally, it has a dedicated SIM card slot enabling 3G and 4G cellular connectivity.

We have a prototype of the device in our hands, so keep in mind that Samsung might improve it further in the final, retail unit, but with this in mind, let’s take a look at how the ATIV Tab 3 looks right now and what it offers.


Design

The Ativ Tab 3 is surprisingly light and thin for a Windows 8 machine. It is only 7.95mm thick and is fairly lightweight for its class at 550g. Its design closely resembles that of Samsung’s Galaxy line of Android devices, a uniformity that the company wants to maintain. 

The Samsung Ativ Tab 3 is surprisingly light and thin for a Windows 8 machine

It has the typical Samsung look and feel - all made out of plastic with a glossy textured back. We are not big fans of plastic devices, but our first impressions were spoiled more by something else. This tablet just does not feel solidly build - the back squeaks and screaks, making it all look fragile. Hopefully Samsung will fix these issues in the final device.

	Windows button	Front camera

There is a lock key and a volume rocker on top, next to them are the lid-protected microSD and SIM card slots, while the microHDMI and microUSB ports remain nested on the right hand side.

Top side	Right	Left
The sides of the Samsung Ativ Tab 3

Back	Rear camera

Display

The Ativ Tab 3 comes with a 10.1-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. This results in a lack of fine detail and a very low pixel density of 155ppi, meaning your eyes will notice all sorts of ugly pixelization. Yikes, as a $599 device, one would definitely expect more from the Ativ Tab 3. In comparison, way more affordable tablets like the iPad and Nexus 10 have screens of “Retina” quality of over 300ppi. Surprisingly, the display also supports up to 5-finger multitouch, instead of the now standard 10-finger one, but that's not a huge issue.

Colors also start to fade out at an angle. On a more positive note, looking directly into the screen, colors are vibrant, while screen brightness is very high. That all made it easier to use the tablet in the outdoors.

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tablet(AT&T's Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with LTE to launch in the coming weeks)

AT&T will soon offer the 4G LTE-enabled version of Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0.

The US carrier announced on Wednesday that it would exclusively sell the connected Galaxy Note 8.0 in the "coming weeks". Earlier reports confirmed the US would get a Wi-Fi variant, but there was not much news about whether the device would access data aside from wireless hotspots until today. 

AT&T's Jelly Bean-powered Galaxy Note 8.0 features a 1.6 GHz quad core processor, 4,600 mAh battery, 2GB of RAM, 16GB internal memory, and a microSD slot for up to 32GB expandable memory. Customers can also receive 50GB of free storage with AT&T Locker. There’s no additional detail from AT&T in regards to pricing.

ans this is a video 

source:pocketint

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