Sony Togari aka Xperia to: a new technology for screen 6.44 inches 1080 p [updated photos]

By Jean-Louis Petrod June 7, 2013

This is no longer a secret, Sony is working on a Phablet, now known as code Sony Xperia Togari. Finally, it is already the past since a couple of hours we finally know the trade name of the device, the other as a to Sony Xperia. A U, which may allude to ultra or ultimate seen screen technology, which decided that Sony use.

Is a full HD resolution and a 6.44, or 6.5-inch screen size, but not in its dimensions is the speciality of this new screen but in the presence of Triluminous technology. A technology the owner one TV or a laptop by brand, who already know where it is already delivered through these devices, however, it is the first time that the Japanese will be the decline on a mobile device. Sony Xperia to display mode X-reality engine, BRAVIA Engine 2 successor further optimized and should offer color and even better contrast than its predecessor.

Sony Xperia screen have a Triluminous.

It will also ask that the device is certified IP58, i.e. waterproof as already the high range applies to the latest equipment, offered, by the company.

But was revised starting with his photo sensor, which should propose only 8 not 13 megapixel does not, despite this good news, part of the technical characteristics of the Sony Xperia to, but down. A fact is totally incomprehensible, as far as the last Sony high-end smartphones offer 13 megapixels.

Great doubt on the side of the processor. Therefore, if until now it was thought that the Phablet free 800, some recent reports say a CPU Snapdragon, that in reality there are 600 Snapdragon. Of course, it remains an excellent processor, but in this case, a weakness for the next device by Sony against the Galaxy could touch 3 and HTC a Max.

Another small detail, this time about useful grant operator only in the countries of Europe will be suitable only for us, the device, but it seems that this will not be the case with our American neighbours.

The official announcement of this new Phablet would be expected for June.

Update: First two photos of the unit would lick, I judge let you.

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Galaxy S4: If advertising technology

By Jean-Louis Petrod on June 4, 2013

When the monster of technology, the the Galaxy S4 has succeeded, in less than a month, 10 million units sold, but also thanks to the power of the communication campaign, the frames contains, and after its launch. A smart as advertising campaign proves this last spot TV from Samsung just presented.

Based on the true qualities of the device and not a new lynching by Apple and the iPhone, this new announcement underscores the excellence of the S4 Galaxy fun ways technology in a short video where you can see a father tried his Smartphone without hands, and for good reason since at the same time, it changed her baby.

Alone at home, this young father changes your baby carefully diaper while answering a call without the need to screen his Galaxy S4 technology air touch gesture. To make sure that it is correctly doing it will found appeal to even to exchange S voice to the best technical voice Assistant. Of course he would not founder along the way, that smart use pause function, to stop the video observe intelligent while the tasks it is described

Galaxy S4, an advertising campaign without error.

An effective and intelligent advertising locally, including all credit back to Samsung, able, all functions of the latest Smartphone lighthouse with humor and without ever to promote in a wealth of technical details. After all is not the way to achieve a maximum of users by offer characters they can identify with push-better the product to them. In any case, it seems that it works pretty well. What do you think?

Samsung Galaxy S4 will integrate 'Mobeam' barcode trasmission technology

Following up on Samsung's announcement today, Mobeam is saying that its barcode transmission technology is going to be integrated into the Galaxy S4 software. Mobeam's patented technology allows phones to mimic the characteristics of a standard 1-D barcode so that laser scanners used in most POS (Point Of Sale) systems can read them. Typically these laser scanners can't read smart phone screens, so Mobeam gets around this by having the device send pulses of light that mimic the reflection of scanning a barcode. It's pretty technical (and secretive, naturally) but the end result is that the phone can store barcodes for coupons, gift cards, event tickets and more.

This is an interesting development considering Samsung just announced its Wallet app at MWC, which aims to offer tickets, membership passes and coupons on devices. We could see Samsung integrating this Mobeam software solution into an app like Wallet to offer better payment options. We'll have a better idea of Samsung's plans once we dive deeper into the software on the Galaxy S4.

Source: Mobeam (BusinessWire); Mobeam