Aircell Android smartphone review, specs and release date

Aircell, the world’s leading provider of inflight connectivity and a single-source with authorized by the FCC and FAA to use 800 MHz band frequency for inflight communications just announced at the AEA International Convention & Trade Show, their up coming first smartphone, called Aircell Smartphone.


The Aircell is Android smartphone that can be used in wired or wireless mode with specially designed for in-flight use and business aircraft. The handset is offer a large a 3.8-inch touchscreen LCD display, alphanumeric keypad, Integrated audio jack for wired headsets & earbuds, Bluetooth with compatible for hands-free operation and Drop-in replacement for current Aircell Axxess flush-mount handsets.

The device will be running on Android OS (unspecified version), support for several simultaneous voice calls to the ground, and internet browsing sessions. Aircell flight phone also claims if the device is so easy to use no instruction manual is required and will be be fully compatible with Gogo Biz Voice service via the ATG 4000 and ATG 5000 systems that provide better voice call quality than any other aircraft-based phone system. The Aircell android smartphone will be available in late 2011.(newbestgadget)

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Acer Iconia Tab A501 tablet review, specs, features

AT&T, The US mobile operator just introduced their new Android tablet, called Acer Iconia Tab A501. The AT&T Iconia Tab A501 is support 4G network and actualy has announced for Verizon Wireless as the Iconia Tab A500. Like the previously version, the device is packs with a 10-inch high-resolution display with a wide viewing angle to view super sharp video and other multimedia content.


The Acer Iconia Tab A501 tablet is powered by a dual core 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 250 processor, 1GB of RAM, 16 GB internal storage, up to 64 GB microSD, 5-megapixel rear-facing camera, 2 megapixels front facing camera for video chat, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass and runs on Android 3.0 Honeycomb. you can also connect this device with external monitor with HDMI port that support play 1080p videos.

AT&T Acer Iconia Tab A501 also equipped with 3.5mm headphone jack, microUSB 2.0 port, YouTube player and measuring in 10.24 x 6.97 x 0.52 inchies with weight 25.75 oz (730 g). For connectivity, the Iconia Tab A501 Android tablet is support bluetooth 2.1+EDR, WiFi and support HTML browser. AT&T Iconia Tab A501 tablet will be available in AT&T network in the second quarter of 2011, but there is no informations about price at this time.(newbestgadget)

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Samsung ST95, Samsung ST90 and Samsung ST65 review, specs, price, release date

Samsung Electronics just introduced their latest Digital Camera, the Samsung ST95, the Samsung ST90 and the Samsung ST65. All of the new Samsung Digital Camera are designed with ultra-slim, stylish, modern and portable to delivers the perfect balance between style and functionality for great images.


Samsung ST95 Digital Camera is packs with 16MP image sensor with support 5x optical zoom lens with 26mm wide angle, a 3-inch touchscreen display with Smart Touch 2.0 UI, Smart Filter 2.0, Built-in PC S/W and measures 92 x 54 x 17mm.

Samsung ST90 Digital Camera is boasts 14MP photo sensor with 26mm equivalent wideangle and support 5x optical zoom lens, a 3-inch touchscreen display with Smart Touch 2.0 UI, Smart Auto 2.0, Sound Auto 2.0 and Smart Filter 2.0, Built-in PC S/W and measures 92 x 54 x 17mm.

Samsung ST65 Digital Camera is equipped with 14MP photo sensor with 27mm equivalent wideangle and support 5x optical zoom lens, a 3-inch touchscreen display, High Sensitivity 3200, Sound Auto, Smart Filter, Smart Album and measures 92 x 56 x 17mm.

The ST 65 and ST 90 Samsung Digital Camera is supports 720p HD Movie recording, while The ST95 is supports 720p HD Movie recording with H.264 codec that provides up to 2-4 times longer recording capabilities compared to conventional models with MPEG-4 OR MJPEG. All of the New Samsnung Digital Camera are available in February 2011 with starting price at $149.99 for Samsung ST 90, $199.99 for Samsung ST 95 and Samsung ST65 is $129.99.(new best gadget)

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ASUS K53E-A1 and ASUS K53E-B review and specifications

ASUSTEK has announced two 15.6 inch Laptop in ASUS K53E series, called ASUS K53E-A1 and ASUS K53E-B. ASUS K53E notebook features IceCool Technology to keep palm rests cool, Altec Lansing speakers, Ergonomic Chiclet Keyboard with Extra-wide dust-repellent keys, Turbo Boost technology, and intelligent touchpad with large multi-touch trackpad for prevents accidental input and comfortable cursor control. ASUS is sold this machine with starting price at $658.18 with 2-year limited global hardware warranty and 1-year battery pack warranty.


The K53E-A1 and K53E-B1 laptops is comes with highly durable premium aluminum textures with an elegant color scheme and top lid of the notebook has a textured. ASUS K53E-A1 and ASUS K53E-B has similar specs, the difference is in the pprocessor. The K53E-A1 is sports Intel Core i3 2310M while K53E-B1 is packs with a 2.53GHz Intel Core i5 2410M. Both of them has Intel HD Graphics 3000, up to 8GB DDR3 RAM, Intel HM65 Express and 15.6-inch HD LED backlighting display with resolutions of 1366 x 768 pixels.

Other specifications includes Super-Multi DVD or optional Blu-Ray DVD Combo, 2.5 inch 320GB/500GB/640GB/750GB SATA hard disk drive, 0.3 MP web camera, 6 Cells 5200 mAh battery and measuring in 2.83 ~3.49 x 37.8 x 25.3 cm with weight 2.60 kg. For connectivity and data, the K53E series is boasts three USB 2.0 port, 4 -in-1 card reader ( SD/ MS/ MS Pro/ MMC), VGA port/Mini D-sub, HDMI port, optional Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Ethernet LAN.

ASUS K53E-A1 and ASUS K53E-B also pre loaded with BIOS Booting User Password Protection, HDD User Password Protection and Security, On-line problem resolution through web interface and Microsoft Windows 7 for operating system. Both of ASUS K53E series is offer expressive combination of technology and style.(new best gadget)

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Samsung Galaxy S2 I9200 review and specifications

When the Samsung Galaxy S has yet to launch in the USA, there are already rumors, Samsung will be more updated and feature-filled bigger brother to the Galaxy S called the Galaxy S2. The Samsung Galaxy S is a fantastic smartphone that has not long been out. the Galaxy S I9200 smartphone has a super-slim form factor and massive 4.3-inch screen with a super resolution of 1280×720 – which would make it the most pixel-packed mobile on the market.


The new Samsung Galaxy S2 I9200 seems to be a real iPhone 4 competitor and, from the looks of it, the new Galaxy version will be the hottest Android phone in town. the Samsung Galaxy S2 will feature a 2GHz processor,1 GB RAM and 4 GB ROM and will come with Google Android 3.0 Gingerbread. Other rumored specifications include a 32GB of built in storage, plus a microSD card slot with a 32GB card and an 8 megapixel camera with the ability to record FullHD video in 1080p.

The Galaxy S2 is said to sport a big 4.3 inch 1280×720 Super AMOLED display giving it around 340 pixel per inch, certainly comparable to Apple’s Retina Display and also will be come with a Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi b/g/n, GPS, a gryoscope, an accelerometer, proximity and ambient light sensors thrown in for good measure.

There’s no way to confirm all of the above at this point but we can assume that most Android smartphone manufacturers will have similar devices at some point in 2011. This Samsung Galaxy S2 will be launched at Q1 2011.

Samsung Galaxy S2 Specifications

* 4.3-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen display
* 1,280 x 720 resolution, 340 pixels per inch
* 2GHz processor
* 1GB of RAM
* 4GB of ROM
* 32GB flash storage
* microSD support
* 8-megapixel camera
* 720p and 1080p full HD video recording
* Wi-Fi b/g/n
* Bluetooth 3.0
* AGPS
* Accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity and ambient light sensors
* Android 3.0 Gingerbread.
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The Hottest Apps of 2011, Week 12!

Internet Explorer 9. Interest in Microsoft’s latest web browser (abbreviated as IE9) has picked up due to last week’s list. Again, IE9 promises faster loading times and better support for web standards—which should cover two complaints about earlier versions of Internet Explorer. Read: Every Version of Internet Explorer Acid Tested and IE9: 2.35 Million Downloads on Day One.


WebM for IE9. The WebM Project seeks to create an open online video format based on HTML5, a relatively new technology supported by newer versions of Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Opera. WebM for IE9 is one of the first extensions for the ninth incarnation of Microsoft’s web browser.

Glary Utilities. Here’s an “award winning” app that’s actually several in one. Glary Utilities promises a faster Windows experience. The utility features a registry cleaner, anti-spyware and -malware functionality, a database on how to fix certain application errors, and much more.

Sync Allway. There are numerous services that promise seamless syncing between your online account, computers, mobile devices, and anything else that can store data. Sync Allway lets you take a homebrew approach, turning your Windows PC into a synchronization control panel that supports desktops, laptops, USB drives, remote servers (FTP/SFTP), and online data storage services.

Dictionary.NET. It’s no surprise that you can download a dictionary app for your PC, especially one the relies on Google Translate for lingual conversions. Dictionary.NET works as advertised, with complete definitions and word etymologies for words both ancient and new. The only caveat with Dictionary.NET is that it needs to be online to accomplish anything useful.
Staff Picks

SpeedFan. Computer hardware enthusiasts swear by this utility. It shows real-time data on CPU voltage, fan speed, hardware temperatures, HDD recovery data (S.M.A.R.T.) and other information that overclockers and other computer pros rely on in the quest for the ultimate rig.

SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition. The numerous anti-spyware and -malware offerings available online is a welcome trend. SUPERAntiSpyware attempts to stand out not through its cheesy name, but its thorough examination of a system booting up or shutting down. Like any other app in its genre, SUPERAntiSpyware regularly checks for and downloads updates.

Adobe Photoshop Express. You’re probably familiar with the desktop version of the scaled-down variant of Adobe’s main cash cow. But the app linked here is actually for the iOS. It promises comprehensive image editing tools, all controlled through the iOS intuitive multi-touch interface. All work can be synced with an online Photoshop.com account.

Songbird for Android. Few apps allow Android users complete control over their Android device’s media collection. Yet Songbird provides exactly that. No matter where your files are located on your pocket gadget (or how you placed them there), Songbird makes it easy to sort songs into playlists and control playback through a minimalist interface. Users can even set a song as their phone’s ringtone and easily configure Bluetooth headsets for a wireless listening experience.

Facebook for Android. It’s Facebook for Android. What else would you need to know? The app provides most of what’ll found on your desktop browser, redirecting users to a touchscreen-friendly version of the popular social networking service for what it can’t provide (touch.facebook.com). A glaring omission: no chat feature. But the new way Facebook handles messages should address this shortcoming somewhat.(tom's hardware)

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Intel, AMD Fiercely Fighting For Market Share

Blue vs. Green.

According to iSuppli, Intel finished 2010 with 81.0% revenue share, which was up 0.4 points from 80.6% in 2009, while AMD was down 0.8 points to 11.4%. Sandy Bridge appeared to help Intel boost market share as the Q4 revenue share was up to 81.5%, while AMD was down to 10.9% and is in danger of dropping into the single digits.


The apparently uneventful market development could suggest that both companies are somewhat happy with what they have, even if I can still remember AMD targeting about 30% of the market just five years ago. However, it could be exactly the opposite as well: iSuppli noted that the two manufacturers are fighting for every dollar in the market: The total processor market (including RISC and other general purpose processors) was about $40 billion in 2010 - about 25% more than in 2009.

Both AMD and Intel are trying to catch up in the smartphone and tablet race. AMD fired its CEO Dirk Meyer and COO Bob Rivet in an effort to realign the company, while Intel just kicked Anand Chandrasekher, who was in charge of the firm's Ultra Mobility business, to the curb. iSuppli said that about 17.4 million tablets may have been shipped in 2010 - up from virtually nothing in 2009. It's a market Intel and AMD are not competing in yet and if the general predictions of 240 million shipped tablets by 2014 (iSuppli) are true, then it is a big opportunity for the two - an opportunity that could shift market shares again.(tom's hardware)

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