Nexus 7 and nexus-10: a surround sound thanks to Android 4.3

By Jason champagne 25 July 2013

Smartphones and tablets nexus are on the agenda since the Google Conference, which we watched last night and official announcements, for example confirming the new Nexus-7 tablet.

We have the music lovers or those who like new is to inspire an atmosphere of the cinema at home, with material for a mobile device today a new. In fact Google has taken on the Fraunhofer Cingo in the Android 4.3 update technology, designed by the firm of Fraunhofer IIS.

This somewhat barbaric name behind a technology that will allow it, is actually on a surround your mobile devices is limited for the moment to produce, but we could not appreciate, that extends this feature on our smartphones and tablets.

A surround sound via the new Nexus 7 and nexus-10!

Technology will be integrated natively on the new Nexus-7 and will be available for the nexus-10 about an update. Harald Popp, Director who Affairs Division Department of audio and multimedia by Fraunhofer IIS spoke on technology:

The owners of the nexus 7 and nexus-10 will be surprised that this quality improvement on handheld devices has been possible, without prejudice to the form factor and usability. When coupled with the HD video quality, transformed Cingo of mobile device in the personal cinema, that fit into a pocket.

Hey - used used deliver technology to a quality of his impeccable AAC (high efficiency AAC) of Android codecs. In addition Google encourages the latter since its application, the company provide playback of movies, some movies and TV shows multi-channel support of HE - AAC.

It turns out that Cingo at IFA in Berlin and IBC in Amsterdam, will be presented in the beginning of September, with the goal that producers and manufacturers of this technology are interested in are and integrate themselves into their mobile devices.

A small video to this article to close, which confirmed the arrival of surround in the range of Nexus:

Have devices generate a surround sound? You interested in progress in the audio on our mobile devices?

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