TDK's see-through and curved OLED display eyes-on (video)



Remember the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness? At a list price of $1,000, it'd be hard to forget -- but with a monochrome see-through display, the whole transparency thing was little more than a novelty on a phone that served little practical purpose. TDK might have the solution with its new transparent QVGA OLEDs, available now to manufacturers in monochrome and in a lovely color variant by the end of the year. At two inches, they offer 200ppi pixel density and are more secure than you might think: the light only shines in one direction, so you actually can't see any data from the back even though you can still see through the display. At a glance, the display's didn't seem as vibrant as the best AMOLEDs on the market, but then again, these are passive matrix -- and you can really tell in our videos after the break where the refresh scans stand out. Guess that's the price you pay for transparency, right? We've also got some video of the 3.5-inch flexible OLED screens TDK's got on hand; they're not transparent, but considering the long, narrow resolution, we can't help but think they'd make for amazing wristwatches (or high-tech glowstick replacements at raves).

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Panasonic Lumix Phone eyes-on (video)



Right on schedule, Panasonic's 13.2 megapixel Lumix Phone made its physical debut buried within NTT DoCoMo's CEATEC  booth. And by buried, we mean locked behind plexiglass and out of reach of our own hands. That didn't stop the light-capturing mechanics of our cameras, however. We're not sure where the "folding mechanism" mentioned in the press release comes from, but it looks to be a slider phone that keeps a numpad / text entry box out of view. Color options include black, pink, blue, and gold (though frankly, it looked more silver to us).

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Fujitsu dual-touchscreen concept phone hands-on



Back at Mobile World Congress in February, the mobile UI gurus at TAT showed off  their interpretation of a dual-screen phone interface using TI's powerhouse OMAP4 testbed. Seemed a little pie-in-the-sky at the time, but frankly, the concept device being shown off by Fujtisu at CEATEC  this week -- created with TAT's involvement, it turns out -- seems virtually ready for production. Or the hardware did, anyway; the software was spartan by comparison, obviously designed to call out a few key use cases where having two giant, glorious 960 x 480 displays right next to each other might come in handy. We were shown browser and email list scrolling across both displays -- boring, if not obvious -- but what really piqued our interest was a cool photo sharing feature whereby you fling photos you want to share from a gallery on the bottom display to a list of contacts on the top one -- very TAT, if we do say so ourselves. Both displays can be rotated between portrait and landscape, creating either a nicely-sized clamshell or a gigantic flip, not an uncommon shape among Japanese phones. Indeed, given the form factor, the entirely-Japanese interface, and Fujitsu's history, we're sure this was designed entirely with the Japanese domestic market in mind -- and we wouldn't be at all surprised to see it show up in a retail capacity there within a year or so.

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Dolazi nam Android s 14 megapiksela



U prvom kvartalu sledeće godine na tržištu bi se trebao pojaviti Android mobilni telefon kompanije Altek. Mobilni telefon jednostavnog naziva Leo ključan je po jednoj bitnoj karakteristici. Uređaj naime sadrži ugrađeni 14-megapikselni foto aparat i objektiv koji uobičajeno susrećemo kod kompaktnih fotoaparata.

Od ostalog kompanija navodi da uređaj sadrži 3,2-inčni WVGA ekran osetljiv na dodir, pokreće ga Android u verziji 2.1, za povezivanje koristi Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G te HSPA, a sadrži sve ostale dodatke svojstvene ovoj klasi uređaja.

Altek Leo bi se na evropskom tržištu trebao pojaviti u prvom kvartalu ove godine dok će svoj debi na azijskom imati već u poslednjem kvartalu ove.

HTC zvanično na tržištu Srbije - Do kraja godine "pametni" telefoni sa srpskim menijem

Tajvanski proizvođač "pametnih" (smart) mobilnih telefona HTC najavio je danas do će kraja godine početi prodaju telefona sa korisničkim programom na srpskom jeziku.

Menadžer HTC-a za Srbiju Snežana Rosić kazala je povodom zvaničnog ulaska te kompanije na srpsko tržište da će pored lokalizovanih telefona HTC do kraja godine pokrenuti i sajt sa podrškom korisnicima na srpskom jeziku.

Rosić je na konferenciji za novinare navela da, prema nezvaničnim podacima, HTC u Srbiji zauzima drugo mesto prema udelu na tržištu "pametnih" telefona, koji objedinjuju mogućnosti kompjutera i klasičnih mobilnih telefona.

Regionalni direktor HTC korporacije za Jugoistočnu Evropu Nikitas Glikas kazao je da se ta kompanija odlučila za zvaničan ulazak na srpsko tržište zbog velikog interesovanja koje su korisnici u Srbiji pokazali za HTC uređaje u poslednjih godinu dana.

On je naveo da su HTC na srpskom tržištu prisutni dve godine i dodao da je ta kompanija trenutno četvrta u svetu među proizvođačima "pametnih" telefona.

- Cilj kompanije je da do 2012. godine zauzme treće mesto u tom segmentu tržišta- kazao je Glikas.

Profit kompanije HTC u trećem tromesečju ove godine iznosio je 360 mil USD, što je skoro dvostruko više nego u istom periodu 2009. godine.

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HTC ušao u Srbiju i donosi niže cene mobilnih telefona

Kompanija HTC, jedan od vodećih svetskih prozvođača „pametnih telefona”, zvanično je ušla na srpsko tržište...
Uskoro će se modeli ove kompanije naći u maloprodaji, van ponude operatera, po znatno povoljnijim cenama. Srbija je imala privilegiju da bude druga zemlja u svetu u kojoj su predstavljeni najnoviji HTC modeli s interfejsom Sens.



ČULA - Nikitas Glikas, regionalni direktor za jugoistočnu Evropu, kaže za „24 sata“ da će se HTC telefoni u maloprodaji naći već u narednih mesec dana.
- Jasno nam je da operateri imaju svoje interese i postavljaju tarife tako da im se isplati prodaja naših telefona uz njihove pakete, ali kad HTC telefoni budu stigli u obične prodavnice, trudićemo se da cene budu što povoljnije, da uređaji ne budu previše skupi - kaže Glikas
On navodi da je veoma uzbuđen što je Srbija druga zemlja kojoj je predstavljen novi interfejs HTC Sense i da će nastaviti da podržavaju dalje poslove sa Srbijom.
- Ne želimo da donesemo samo još jedan telefon na tržište, već nam je cilj da stavimo ljude u centar pažnje, omugućavajući im da svoje telefone koriste na personalizovaniji i prirodniji način. Naši telefoni nisu samo prosti uređaji, korisnicima donosimo celokupni ugođaj, a mislimo da se srpska kultura i ljudi u Srbiji savršeno uklapaju sa HTC filozofijom - rekao je Gilkas.
On je naglasio i da je veoma zadovoljan servisiranjem HTC telefona u Srbiji, koje je na visokom nivou, a koje se obavlja preko regionalnog oficijalnog servisa.
Prvi put u Srbiji korisnici će biti u prilici da kupe telefone sa intefejsom Sens. S uslugom HTCSense.com ljudi mogu jednostavno da upravljaju svojim mobilnim telefonom preko HTC telefona ili računara. Na primer, korisnici lako mogu da lociraju nestali telefon uključivanjem glasnog zvona, čak i ako je zvono utišano, ili pronalaženjem njegove lokacije na mapi. Ukoliko je telefon izgubljen ili ukraden, korisnik može na daljinu da zaključa telefon, preusmeri pozive i poruke na drugi telefon.
Desire HD će prvi probiti led i pojaviće se na srpskom tržištu tokom treće nedelje oktobra u okviru Telenorovih paketa. Njegova maloprodajna cena je oko 600 evra, s tim da će odabirom paketa moći da se nađe po povoljnijim cenama. Desire Z će se na našem tržištu pojaviti početkom novembra, s tim da će on biti u Vipovoj postpejd ponudi i njegova cena kreće se oko 500 evra.

HTC Desire HD
Težina: 164 grama
Ekran: 4.3 inča tač-skrin
OS: Android™ 2.2 sa HTC Sense
Kamera: 8 megapiksela
Procesor: 1 GHz
Interna memorija: 1.5 GB
Cena: 600 evra

HTC Desire Z
Težina: 180 grama
Ekran: 3,7 inča tač-skrin
OS: Android™ 2.2 sa HTC Sense
Kamera: 5 megapiksela
Procesor: 800 MHz
Interna memorija: 1.5 GB
Cena: 500 evra

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Lepo,lepo    Još samo da nas praktično uvere. Napokon je neko od jačih obratio pažnju na naše tržište.

Obećao sam ženi,da ću se smiriti sa telefonima neko duže vreme....

HTC Desire Z
Težina: 180 grama
Ekran: 3,7 inča tač-skrin
OS: Android™ 2.2 sa HTC Sense
Kamera: 5 megapiksela
Procesor: 800 MHz
Interna memorija: 1.5 GB
Cena: 500 evra

Kuku meni,uuuubiće me....         

Fenomenalno,,imacemo korist i mi Makedonci jer nam blizu i mocicemo da dogemo i pokupimo nesto jeftinije 

T-Mobile G2 overclocked to a blistering 1.42GHz



Kids, don’t try this at home. Seriously. Despite the fact that the Internet let out a collective gasp when the T-Mobile G2 was revealed to sport an 800MHz processor, the handset is fantastically responsive out of the box. But that won’t stop the good folks over at xda-developers  from ripping T-Mobile’s latest G-phone apart, of course. Forum member coolbho3000 has posted all the goodies one would need to overclock a T-Mobile G2 to a blistering 1.42GHz. While we recommend strongly against attempting the mod unless you really know what you’re doing, that shouldn’t stop anyone from ogling the results of this great hack. Hit the jump for a video of the G2 tearing through benchmarks like a champ.



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Facebook is holding a mobile event on Nov 3



We just received an invite to a "Mobile Event at Facebook HQ" scheduled for Wednesday Nov 3.  No press release, no fanfare, no inkling of what it might be, just the invitation.  When thinking to ourselves, "Why would Facebook invite Android Central to their big Mobile shin-dig?" we can come up with a few answers.  Maybe there's going to be a new and improved Facebook client for Android with deep ties into Gingerbread.  Maybe there really is going to be a Facebook phone.  Or maybe it's our dashing good looks and the great conversation we would bring along.  We'll know more Wednesday.



What is Facebook about to unveil?



As we previously reported, Facebook is holding a special mobile event at its headquarters tomorrow where it will announce ...  something.

Will this be the announcement of the previously denied "Facebook Phone"?  Or is Facebook announcing new mobile applications for other operating systems, like Android and iOS.  That former Android lead Erick Tseng moved to Facbeook in May is a great source of speculation, there's really no evidence out there.  They've kept a pretty tight lid on what the announcement will entail, so your guess is as good as ours.

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