EE cuts 4G prices and introduces 'Kestrel

EE Mobiles has announced that it is to offer it's new 4G customers a budget 4G Smartphone called Kestrel for only £13.99 per month.

EE Mobiles is one of the fastest networks here in the United Kingdom, and this budget phone has a lot to offer, this Smartphone has 4.5" screen and HD fast video the phone is also great for email and Facebook on the go.

EE have claimed that this Smartphone has one of the cheapest tariffs in the UK, and is now in competition with Three mobile. To buy this Smartphone head over to www.anymobilesmartphone.co.uk we also have some great deals on all Smartphones from various service providers.

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New Firefox Smartphone & Operating System

Firefox has just announced that it is to launch an new Smartphone, and totally new operating system.

But you may say well we do not need this because we are happy with Apple iOS or Android. Well  i may point out we all could be totally wrong.

So whats new with this newoperating system? Well for one as you know we are tied to our different app stores. Firefox  OS will have a one size fits all approach no matter what app you get it will work with this new Smartphone.

Plus Firefox OS will also have some great new features like build in sat navs, and of course you will get the Firefox web browser as standard with will let you view the very latest web content like HTML 5.

So Apple and Android if i was you i would  watch out, as this new contender has some very big plans.

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Vodafone Launches New Encryption Call App

Vodafone Germany will attempt to simplify encrypting mobile phone calls with its upcoming Secure Call app, which it plans to launch for Android, iOS and Windows Phone devices.

It developed the app in partnership with Secusmart, and unveiled it at the Cebit trade show where all kinds of encrypted communications will be a hot topic, driven by the continued revelations from former U.S. government contractor Edward Snowden about National Security Agency (NSA) snooping.

Secusmart's profile has been raised considerably since German Chancellor Angela Merkel started using the company's SecuSuite for BlackBerry 10 to protect her communications.

The new Secure Call app offers businesses and individuals the same level of voice communication encryption that Merkel has, but on a platform-independent basis, according to Vodafone. The app will first become available for Android-based smartphones, and later for iOS and Windows Phone, according to Alexander Leinhos , head of external communications at Vodafone Germany.

It will be launched towards the end of the year, and cost about €10 (US$14) per month, per user.

For now, there are no plans to make Secure Call available outside of Germany, but the app would be attractive to users in other countries as well and exporting it wouldn't be too difficult, Leinhos said.

At Cebit, Vodafone also launched an expanded version of its Secure SIM service.

Secure SIM Data lets enterprises and authorities sign and encrypt e-mails, documents and VPN connections. It also encrypts storage devices such as USB sticks and external hard disks, and can be used on Windows 8-based ThinkPad notebooks and tablets from Lenovo, Vodafone said.

Users don't need a separate smartcard or token because the private key and certificates are securely stored on the SIM card, according to Vodafone, which developed the service with Giesecke & Devrient. For example, to encrypt a Word document, the user enters a pin code.

Secure SIM data adds to the existing Secure SIM Login product for two-factor authentication to access corporate networks and hosted services

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LG Future Smartphones

About one month ago, it was announced by LG that the company was going to be releasing bunch of mid-range smartphones, but at the time none of them were expected to arrive in the United States.  
It looks like that is about to change if a recent tweet has any truth to it.  A Twitter user, which is very well known for releasing information proven to be correct before it is officially announced, noted that that LG L90 was going to be released on the T-Mobile network.  The LG L90 is part of the L Series III smartphones from LG.
A new image was leaked along with the tweet and the image clearly shows the T-Mobile branding on the lower back side where it is typically found on official T-Mobile smartphones.  The L90 that is shown in the image looks just like the ones that have been released internationally with rounded corners, back and menu keys and a physical home button.  
Of the Series III smartphones, the L90 is on the higher end model.  It comes with a nice 4.7-inch touch screen display and 960×540 resolution.  The phone is powered by a quad-core, 1.2GHz processor and 1GB of RAM.
Along with the T-Mobile branding on the back side, users will find an 8MP camera that can also record video in HD.  The front side sports a 1.3MP webcam that will work nicely for video chatting and more.  
The L90 can also be accessorized with a Quick Window smart cover, allowing users to see a bit of information like the time and notifications without having to open the cover.  The phone is not going to break any records in the hardware department, but if you are looking for a mid-range phone to upgrade to, the LG L90 might fit right into your options.
Other than the 4.7-inch display, the phone is going to come with Android 4.4 KitKat software pre-installed, so that is a very nice surprise.  When Google announced the latest software, it did note that it was going to be optimized for all smartphones, even ones that are not as well off in the hardware department.  
This allows for users with entry and mid-range devices to experience the latest from Android.  T-Mobile has not announced the phone yet, so it might be a couple weeks before any official information is released.
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New Smartphone Future Processors

After Apple surprised us all with its new 64-bit processor alongside its A7 chip, many companies decided to follow suit and make this kind of smartphone. Intel started working on new dual-core Atom processor chip that goes by the codename “Merrifield”. Several months were spent for its careful preparation. According to the official statement, this chip will be included in handsets released during the Q2. However, not many smartphone manufacturers will use these Intel processor chips and the real question is whether these manufacturers are ready to sell Intel-based smartphones or not. Ready or not, these manufacturers are obligated to produce 64-bit smartphones because Intel has recently signed product deals with Foxconn, Lenovo and Asus.

Qualcomm is close to compete with Apple after the company has launched Snapdragon 8-core 615 and Snapdragon quad-core 610 processor chips. These processors will be featured in devices released during the fourth quarter in 2014. According to the official statement, these new Snapdragon chips have the same power as Apple’s 64-bit processor chips. Their CPUs are based on ARMv8 64-bit architecture. The newest Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 octa-core chip could come out as an overkill for some handsets.

MediaTek, the lower-power handset chipset manufacturer, has announced its version of the 64-bit chip. This chip will be ready to take place in high-end smartphones with an affordable price. MediaTek’s processor chip will be ready to support some of the most-required features such as high-end camera, LTE and great video capabilities. This processor chip will be available in Q3. So far, this company hasn’t revealed the smartphone companies that will use this chip.

The biggest disappointment at this year’s Mobile World Congress was Samsung. It released its high-end Galaxy S5 smartphone that looks like something that we’ve already seen. This new smartphone needed to be the answer to Apple’s iPhone 5S, but it will come out with Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 octa-core chip – Exynos 5 Octa. This processor has Cortex-A15 chip. According to some smartphone analysts, the Galaxy S5 won’t be that close to iPhone 5S even though everybody thought it will be.

Nvidia’s first ARM based 64-bit processor called Tegra K1 will be ready to be placed in smartphones in Q3 this year.

The last thing smartphone manufacturers want to do is lag while Apple’s pushing forward. They must follow the fast pace of the industry and update their processor as soon as they can. If not, Apple will continue to push forward and distance itself from the competition.

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World's First Hybrid Smart Band

Chinese electronics giant Huawei has unveiled several new products, including what it called the "world's first hybrid smart band".

The Talkband includes a detachable headset that can be used to make and receive calls.

The firm also refreshed its smartphone line-up with the Ascend G6, and two new "phablets" it hopes can challenge Apple's iPad Mini.

Analysts said the firm would price its devices aggressively.

The company has not yet said how much the Ascend G6 smartphone will cost - but analysts predict it may go on sale for less than $200 (£120).

Huawei executive Shao Yang told the BBC that the company had spent the past four years "catching up with the industry", but now it was time to become "number one".

'Smart enough'
Key to this, the company said, were developments in wearable technology.

The Talkband - a black bracelet device that resembles Nike's Fuel Band product - comes with a detachable headset, as well as monitoring the state of the wearer's fitness.

It will cost 99 euros (£82, $136), the company said.

Huawei claims to have made a smartphone that allows people to take "more beautiful" selfies
Analyst Carolina Milanesi told the BBC that while Huawei's smartband may not be as sophisticated as other, more expensive offerings, its price could tempt people who have so far been unsure of paying for wearable technology.

"They're giving you something that isn't as smart [as others], but is smart enough, for 99 euros, why not?" she said.

"Huawei is not just jumping on the bandwagon - they're trying to think a little bit differently."

The market for smartbands is growing rapidly. Market research firm Canalys estimates that 17 million smart watches and fitness trackers will be sold this year. By 2017, that number is predicted to rise to more than 45 million

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$25 Dollar Smartphone

The company, which is famed mostly for its Firefox browser, has partnered with Chinese low-cost chip maker Spreadtrum.

While not as powerful as more expensive models, the device will run apps and make use of mobile internet.

It would appeal to the sorts of people who currently buy cheap "feature" phones, analysts said.

Feature phones are highly popular in the developing world as a halfway point between "dumb" phones - just voice calls and other basic functions - and fully-fledged smartphones.


Mozilla hopes that it will capture an early lead in a market that is now being targeted by mobile device manufacturers who see the developing world as the remaining area for massive growth.

It will face stern competition from bigger, more established brands, however - with more announcements of this kind expected over the course of the next couple of days at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

"These solutions expand the global accessibility of open web smartphones to first-time and entry-level smartphone buyers by reducing the time and cost required for handset makers to bring these devices to market," said Spreadtrum in a press statement.

Mozilla said the phone "redefines" the entry-level phone market.

The concept of a cheap smartphone may seem likely to appeal to consumers in developed countries, particularly those who locked into long contracts in order to subsidise the cost of the likes of the Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy range.

But analyst Carolina Milanesi, from Kantar Worldpanel, said it should not be seen as a competitor.


The phone runs Mozilla's own mobile operating system - something that could cause problems as competition in the cheap smartphone market steps up, Ms Milanesi added.

In addition to the $25 smartphone, Mozilla also launched several high-end models, including devices from Huawei and ZTE.

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China Seeks Global Smartphone Dominance

HuaWei was one of the first companies to invite press to preview its latest offerings at the Spanish mobile conference.

On show was a new mid-range smartphone, the Ascend G6, designed with a youth market in mind, plus two new phablets which will provide Apple's iPad Mini with competition.

But it was the electronic giant's wearable offering which was most talked-about. The Talkband is a smart bracelet that can monitor the user's fitness and it can also be separated from its base to work as a bluetooth ear-piece.

The Chinese companies ambition is evident but will innovation and engineering be enough to help it to establish itself as a main player in the European and American markets?

Michael O'Hara, chief marketing officer at the GSMA (the organisation behind the Barcelona congress) said the global market is becoming less of a closed shop.

"Chinese companies have about 10% to 15% in the device market now but I think that's really going to take off over the next few years," he told Sky News.

"You need to get a certain level of sales to be able to afford the level of advertising that's required to really push commercial products and obviously there's a lot of scale, particularly in Apple and Samsung who have such a significant share of the market.

"It's hard to break in but i think the technology that we're seeing come out of China makes that a possibility."

Jim Powell, product director for Huawei in the UK, told Sky News the company believes the smartphone market will not remain dominated by the likes of Apple and Samsung.

"You lose momentum, we've seen lots of companies over the history of time start to fall away when they lose their innovative edge," he said.

"The future is there for everybody to grab and that's going to be just as much about innovation and engineering as it will be about brand."

Stuart Miles, editor of Pocket-Lint, says it will be interesting to see if consumers can be convinced.

"They're trying to just say, 'Look, we can produce something that's thin, that's fast, its good it works, get over the fact that you've never heard of the brand - or probably for most people - that you don't even know how to pronounce the brand'."

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Google May Be Planning A New 3D Smartphone

Google has just announced a new research project Thursday aimed at bringing 3D technology to smartphones, for potential applications such as indoor mapping, gaming and helping blind people navigate.

 

The California tech giant said its "Project Tango" would provide prototypes of its new smartphone to outside developers to encourage the writing of new applications.

So what is new with this 3D Smartphone? Well this new Smartphone could assist the blind by giving then verbal directions of any room or building anywhere in the world.

"What if directions to a new location didn't stop at the street address? What if you never again found yourself lost in a new building? What if the visually impaired could navigate unassisted in unfamiliar indoor places? What if you could search for a product and see where the exact shelf is located in a super-store?"

 

The technology could also be used for "playing hide-and-seek in your house with your favorite game character, or transforming the hallways into a tree-lined path."

 

Smartphones are equipped with sensors which make over 1.4 million measurements per second, updating the positon and rotation of the phone.

We hope to see this new 3D Smartphone very soon.

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