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Good news for Sony-lovin’ Brits as they can now get the Japanese company’s latest (and greatest) tablet – Xperia Tablet S. At the moment, Sony UK’s website lists 16 and 32 GB models, offering them for 329 GBP ($524) and 379 GBP ($603), respectively. In addition, the 16GB version with 3G connectivity should be available…
According to the latest ABI Research’s report titled “Facial Recognition for Mobile Devices”, almost 20% of smartphone shipped this year will include facial recognition capabilities. What’s more, in five years’ time, shipments of smartphones and tablets with the technology will increase to 665 million annually. At the moment, only Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and…
The leader in cloud communications Twilio announced that international SMS capabilities are live and functional across Twilio’s 100,000+ developers. One of the most-requested features enables developers to make apps and web services that have the ability to send SMS with worldwide termination in over 150 countries and potentially reach over 2 billion people globally. The…
This Thursday, Dell and Intel head back to New York for their third Create.Work.Inspire event. This time the XPS 13 Ultrabook™ is a key player in the creation of a music video. Curious about the XPS 13 Ultrabook™? Visit the event this weekend in New Yorks’s hip Williamsburg district at Create.Work.Inspire to see it for…
To wrap up the Create.Work.Inspire event brought to you by Dell and Intel here on this beautiful day at the Carte Blanche Gallery in the Mission district of San Francisco, we would like to highlight the artists and professional photographers who presented their works to the audience (in the presence of several slick Dell XPS 13 Ultrabooks). John Neito…
While we tend to focus on tablets and smartphones here at IntoMobile, the orignal form of mobile computing – laptops – are getting a real boost with the ultrabook form factor. We’re here live at a Dell and Intel event to show off the new Dell XPS 13 ultrabook, so let’s follow along for the…
The new LG phones announced at the CES include Connect 4G for MetroPCS, Spectrum for Verizon Wireless and Viper for Sprint. But that’s just one piece of the puzzle. The Korean company also used the big event to unveil its first Google TV product as well as some other (non-Android based) smart TVs with Internet…
Motorola (actually Verizon Wireless) announced just two devices at the CES – DROID RAZR MAXX and DROID 4, as well as a deal with Intel to make Atom-based devices. Their booth obviously reflected this, showing the new gadgets to the world. But wait – there’s more with the company also allowing folks to play with…
Like it or not, Microsoft’s Windows Phone is on the rise. They have a deal with Nokia to thank for the traction and all the publicity their mobile platform is getting. Speaking of it, Nokia announced Lumia 900 at the big event in Vegas, while CEOs of both companies agreed there’s money to be made…
These are easy days for Qualcomm. The company has a deal with Microsoft under which every Windows Phone shipped comes with a Snapdragon processor. Moreover, Qualcomm’s CPUs are integrated in quite a few Android smartphones, most notably those requiring some special settings like LTE and 1700MHz HSPA (T-Mobile USA). But that’s not enough with Qualcomm…