New Gadget 2011

, except a handful of features including Wi-Fi calling, MMS sending, wired headset buttons (when calling), accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, and full Facebook sync.

Requirements

• Rooted HTC myTouch 4G Slide with S-Off and with latest ClockworkMod Recovery installed
• Fully charged phone, or at least 70% power, to ensure that your device doesn�t get turned off during the firmware update
• Backup of all your phone data, as there is a small chance that your personal data may get corrupted or lost during the upgrading process

Instructions

1. Download Pyr-o-Ice ICS 0.9.0 beta from here and save it to your computer.
2. Download the update file to fix the Wi-Fi signal strength issue.  Get the file here and save it to your computer.
3. Download the update file to fix the camera focus bug.  Get the file here and save it to your computer.
4. Download the update file to fix video recording issues and playback stutter.  Get the filehere and save it to your computer.
5. Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable then copy the downloaded files (the ROM file itself and 3 update fix files) onto your phone�s SD card.
6. Enable USB debugging on your device by heading to �Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging�.
7. Turn off your phone and reboot into recovery mode. You can do this by entering first into bootloader mode by pressing simultaneously the Volume Up key and OK button, then pressing down the Power button.
8. Once you entered your device into bootloader mode, select the option �Recovery� to enter recovery mode.
9. Do a full wipe of your phone.  Select �Wipe data/factory reset,� then �Wipe cache partition,� then �Wipe Dalvik cache.�
10. Select �install zip from sd card� then select �choose zip from sd card�. Locate and select the Pyr-o-Ice ICS 0.9.0 beta ROM file.  Flash the file to your phone.  Repeat this step for each of the 3 update fix files.
11. Reboot your phone to apply the ICS upgrade and to complete the installation. It may take a while since it is the first time it has booted in ICS.
12. After your phone has rebooted into ICS for the first time, turn it off again and reboot.  This is necessary to allow the phone to make Wi-Fi work and to scan media files.

Asus, Acer and Lenovo has received new competitors who are also preparing a tablet-based Tegra 3 for 2012, which turned out to Toshiba who seems interested in this NVIDIA quad-core processors. This information was obtained recently when benchmark results submitted to the online database AnTuTu it, listed under the code name "Tostab06," which is in line with the code name Toshiba tablet tablet before (AT100 is "Tostab03," while the AT200 is named "Tostab05") .


While this list does not specifically mention the name of the Tegra 3, AndroidOS.in seem to believe that the tablet uses Nvidia's quad-core 1.4GHz clock frequency and benchmark results seem similar to the Asus Transformer Prime. We are certainly good wait further info available, which may be present at CES 2012.

Barely a few days ago we also display information Iconia Tab tablets Android Acer A700 which will also be using the NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad Core.

The most noticeable change with Ice Cream Sandwich is the interface - it might follow the same principles as the Android of old, but the way it's used is radically different in a number of ways.

Firstly, Android 4.0 is designed to work without buttons. That's not to say yourGalaxy S2's keys won't work when the update happens, but going forward, it's going to be pristine bezels all the way.

Now to navigate around, you're offered three softkeys: Back, Home and Multi-tasking (or Recent Apps). The latter is particularly new for phones, and comes from the Honeycomb UI - basically a set of thumbnails that show recently opened apps.

Here's the new part: swipe sideways to shut down an application, which will greatly help reduce the battery consumption of your phone if there's something silently updating in the background.

The Home and Back buttons are the same as they've always been, but no longer have a 'long press' function attached... so you can't automatically call up the keyboard, for instance.

If you move into something media-ish, such as watching a movie or browsing the web like a pro, these three buttons shrink down to tiny dots, so you've got more of the screen to look at. However, remember what each dot does, as pressing it will take you home/open the recent apps etc and you might not want to.

For Android fans, this presents something of an issue: with the menu button gone, you'll have to hunt around the screen for three vertical dots which have taken its place. However, these can be anywhere, so sometimes you'll get distracted trying to work out how on earth to alter settings.

The multi-tasking pane also seems an odd choice for one of three buttons - it used to be you could access this functionality by long-pressing the home key, and it makes more sense to keep this and then have the multi-tasking slot taken up by a menu key.

However, despite the odd placement, the multi-tasking pane is cool - simply swipe horizontally on any open app to shut it down, in a similar way to the Cards system on webOS - it certainly helps keep open applications under control.

The home screens are once again limited to five, but this time there's no option to get rid of those you don't want. It's not a huge issue to some people, but with the expandable widgets and loads of apps you'll be looking to download, we'd have expected more.

However, we wouldn't worry too much about that - the Nexus S only had a limited number of homescreens, but as soon as the rest of the industry got its hands on the OS there were millions of the things flying around.

There's a plethora of tiny tweaks and changes to the Android OS that we were impressed with, ranging from the Tron-like blue theme that pervades throughout the OS to the ability to unlock the phone simply by using your face.

The latter security option is more novelty than anything else, with Google outlining at the start that it's not meant to be 100% secure.

We also found a few issues with getting it to recognise our face in varying light levels, or even working out which bit of the picture was a face - not the most effective for unlocking your handset, but when it works it's a great party trick.

The notifications bar has been given a functionality overhaul to now include larger information slots - if it's a contact that's sending you a message or a missed call, their contact photo will now appear too, which is a nice touch.

And sometimes you want to get rid of some notifications, but not others - this has been taken care of by allowing you to swipe away the updates about apps and messages you don't care about, making it easy to maintain your info bar.

Settings has also been given a spot in the notifications pane, meaning no matter where you are in the OS you can always duck out and tinker with the phone - this is excellent news for some applications that need GPS or Wi-Fi enabled swiftly.

However, we would have though Google would have copied the likes of Samsung or HTC here and offered one-tap switching to these elements - it works really well on most phones, so we're surprised by its omission.

The other new addition is the dock at the bottom of the screen - this stays on every home screen, and like iOS can be altered to contain the applications you like to tap away at the most.

Folders are more iOS-like too, with users given the ability to drag and drop icons on top of one another from the home screen to create bundles of apps which you can simply rename. Given Apple's ire about Google 'stealing' certain elements of its UI, we can't help but think this will create a little more angst down on Infinite Loop.

Google is clearly also thinking about giving users more ability to enjoy apps than ever before by putting a link to the Market in the top right hand corner of the menu screen, which we really liked as it meant we always knew we could quickly update our app catalogue when needed.

The other big change is widgets have been brought to the fore: you can now look at each one on the menu screen without having to actually select it - this really helps when a new application you've downloaded has an associated widget and you're wondering whether to waste time popping it on the home screen.

Overall, we love what Google has done with the Ice Cream Sandwich UI. It's nothing mind-blowing, but the little touches here and there will add to user delight, and that's what's needed to chip away at those that are dyed-in-the-wool iPhone users.

As not to be outdone from other mobile phone vendors who have first-class success in Android, now, Lenovo launched its first Android-based smartphone, Lenovo A60 series EcoTech. It could be said that Lenovo's late in the compete in the classroom android, but Lenovo does not seem to play around with this flagship Android product.


Lenovo is trying to bring an android smartphone other than the other, Lenovo A60 is just for example, is equipped with dual sim card for GSM type of card. EcoTech Lenovo A60 series also offers high-tech mobile phone while remaining economical and easily accessible by each circle.

Interestingly, although the dual sim card, but each card running on a different network, running 3G data can only be used by a SIM card only, in other words, only WCDMA 3G network and can be accessed from the first SIM. While that second SIM can only access the 2G network for Sim 1.

Android smartphone has dual sim using the Android 2.3 operating system and equipped Gingerbread 650MHz processor. Although the processor capacity is small, but the A60 has a large RAM capacities, namely 2GB. Dimensions 116.5 x 59.9 x 13.2 mm with 3.5-inch screen resolution 320 x 480 makes its users feel comfortable because the screen size is quite big.

For those of you who love the world of photography, Lenovo A60 has a 3.2 MP camera inserted in the back and VGA camera types on the front, but unfortunately the camera on android smartphones are not using flash.

In terms of connectivity, this smartphone also has been equipped with Bluetooth, MicroUSB, MicroSD 8GB, and a 3.5mm headset jack. As for internet connection, available Wi-Fi, 3G and HSPA.

AQUOS series mobile phones continue to flood the market in Japan. Latest, Toshiba launches new series of AQUOS phone in the design by using the slider and clamshell that comes with a numeric keypad.

AQUOS IS14SH is Android phone that has a 3.7 inch screen with resolution of 960 � 540 inch touchscreen equipped with ASV liquid crystal display. The phone has a numeric keypad when slide is opened. Gingerbread IS14SH using Android OS 2.3 by 8MP CMOS camera with 720p HD video recording capabilities and is equipped with a TV tuner 1seg on board.

Other features, this phone comes with a microSDHC slot, Bluetooth 3.0, and WiFi. For the moment this phone will be launched in Japan only. But not close the possibility of future mobile phones will also be visited any other country.

Microsoft has introduced a Bluetooth Keyboard 5000, mobile keyboard that can be used for tablets, including those running Windows, IOS and Android.


This keyboard has an ultra slim body design with the Comfort Curve ergonomic design that adjusts more natural wrist posture. Using a Bluetooth 2.0 connection, the keyboard can be connected to a PC via Bluetooth with ease without the need of nano USB receiver. Of course, you also can pair with IOS or Android tablet wirelessly.


Full-size Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 is designed for travel and mobility, making the perfect complement to your tablet. The keyboard uses two AAA alkaline batteries. Prices Bluetooth Keyboard 5000 is $ 49.95.

Cheap tablets are still rare in the market. That there probably is a TouchPad from HP which is now no longer manufactured and Aakash tablets made ??by the Indian government for the purpose of education.

Aakash own tablets sold for 35 USD. As for the TouchPad, was recently found to be sold on ebay for 99 USD. Because too many tablets cheap hunting, ebay and even reportedly been plagued for a full traffic.

Quoted from Softpedia, Point of View decided to produce the low end tablets with the name ProTab2 XXL. The tablet is said to be priced at 169 Euros or 222.77 USD. Maybe if compared with Amazon's Kindle Fire, this tablet will be more expensive. But in fact there are those who mention that the Kindle Fire sold in Europe at a price of 199 euros.

ProTab2 XXL plans to use Android 2.3 Gingerbread as the operating system. For the processor, Point of View chose to use the 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor with support for 3D graphics MALI-400. In addition there are also 512MB of DDR3 RAM and 4GB of NAND Flash.

Other features, there is a HDMI 1.4 port that is used for streaming video to an HDTV. Point of View also said their tablet will support Adobe Flash-based applications, WiFi 802.11 b / g / n and a webcam on the front.

After several sightings appear less obvious, this time Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc HD or previously heralded by Nozomi code display themselves in a clear and detailed images. Through GSMArena, we show Xperia Arc HD picture that looks cool and elegant design that certainly we are not surprised that Sony Ericsson has an advantage in designing products. Impression of a box design with a sharp elbow felt at all, but the body is only made ??of plastic.

Arc HD xperia screen size 4.3 inches but 720x1280px capable of displaying HD resolution with a dual core processor 1.5 GHz Scorpion and Adreno 220 graphics chip. 1GB of memory is also large and supports the HDMI port.


In addition to relying on a powerful display, Arc HD also features a reliable camera that can capture 12MP Full HD 1080p video.

Talk of internal capacity, the SE plans to offer two versions of the 16GB and 32 GB.

A photo image is claimed as new product named LG LG Spectrum just been released by Pocketnow. This phone is previously better known by the code name "Revolution 2" at Verizon, one of the telephone operator in America.


The phone has a dual core 1.5GHz processor equipped with 720p HD screen. In addition, HP has the features of the LTE Spectrum plus there is an 8MP camera on the back. For the OS used, it is likely LG will use the Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

Although the photographs are shown to have quality and small size, but it can be said that this phone has a slim ukurang. It seems the producers are now competing to make the phone thinner, but to rely on facilities such as the Motorola RAZR LTE.

Eclypse is LG Android smartphone with a slide-out form factor and comes with a QWERTY keyboard and touch screen 3.5-inch capacitive which supports a resolution of 320 x 480piksel and capable of displaying 16 million colors. Facilities included DLNA, which allows streaming content to a television or computer.


HP is equipped with support for 4G network, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. On the back, Eclypse has a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus, LED flash and HD video recording capabilities (720p).

On the inside the smartphone there is a 1GHz single-core processor, 1GB of internal memory and microSD card slot for memory expansion (up to 32GB).

This mobile phone battery according to the manufacturer can survive up to 10 days standby time and 3 hours of talk time. The plan of this phone soon appeared in Canada first.

ZTE may be issued a tablet with Tegra three possibilities that have been leaked last September, the possibility of these tablets soon appear on the U.S. to Verizon Wireless. Chinese mobile phone and tablet maker ZTE has filed a seven-inch tablet to the FCC for approval. ZTE V66 will support LTE band 13, which is a variant frekuensi700MHz used by Verizon. ZTE V66 will use LTE 4G Verizon logo on the back of the device.
ZTE claims this tablet will use 1280 � 800 px display and powered by NVIDIA Tegra processor clocked three quad-core 1.3GHz with 16GB of internal storage and will run Android OS 3.2.

Occasionally, some gadgets from China manufacturers come up with innovative products and attractive in terms of gadgets and the latest company Pennda, where they will go to CES in Las Vegas next year. Tablet Pennda P9, as you can see above, is a kind of home phone, complete with an intuitive touch screen interface.

You will be able to use Pennda P9 to gain access to company contacts, connect to your email inbox, send instant messages to your friends, and even browse the Internet thanks to a built-in browser. You also can run your favorite Android apps on this device.

While there is an additional P6 Pennda keypad:
Want more details? Go to http://www.pennda.cn

Specifications Pennda P9:

> OS: Android 2.2
> 7 inch touch screen, resolution 800 � 480
> Multilingual user interfaces
Multimedia Features:
> Stream Media Format: Flash (Flash10.1)
> Local Media File Format: mp4, 3gp, avi, wmv, wma, mkv, flv
> Video Resolution: Supports up to 720p
> Frame Rate: 30fps
> Video Rate: 768kbps ~ 3Mbps
Video / Audio Output:
> Stereo Audio Output: (multiplexes with 3.5mm earphone jack)
> Bluetooth headset
High Quality Camera:
> Resolution: 2 mega pixel camera
> Focus Range: 30 mm ~ 8
> Visual Angel: 60 �
> Rotating angle: Up to45 �, down to 45 �
Network Features:
> Network Protocols: TCP / IP, DHCP, PPPoE, SIP 2.0
> WAN / LAN: 2 x RJ45, 10/100M (LAN, PC)
> WiFi: 802.11b / g
Entertainment features:
> Internet radio
> Digital Photo Frame
> Instant Messenger: Skype / MSN / QQ
External Interface:
> SD card interface
> USB 2.0 / USB OTG
Phone Features:
> Network interworking: IMS / NGN
> Video Calling: D1
> VoIP Calling
> Mute
> Caller ID Display
> Recording a message
> Volume Control
> Hands-free mode
> Configurable ring tone
> Network clock synchronization
> Local Phonebook Capacity: 2.000 � 4
> 3 � 500 call records
> VoIP Speech Coding: G.711, G.719, G.726, G.722, G.722.1, G.722.1C
> Video Calling Standards: H.263, H.263p, H.261, H.264
Network Management:
> Network Management Protocol: TR069
> Equipment Management
> Set and query parameters
> Device status query
> Network Diagnostics
> Online software upgrades
Environmental parameters:
> Operating temperature: 0 ? ~ 40 ?
> Humidity: 10% ~ 80%
> Storage temperature: -40 ? ~ 70 ?
> Storage humidity: 10% ~ 95%
> Minimum illumination: 10lux
> Recommended illumination:> 300lux



Specifications Pennda P6:

Technical Specifications
Basic Features:
> OS: Android 2.2
> 7 inch touch screen, resolution 800 � 480
> Multilingual user interfaces
Multimedia Features:
> Stream Media Format: Flash (Flash10.1)
> Local Media File Format: mp4, 3gp, avi, wmv, wma, mkv, flv
> Video Resolution: Supports up to 720p
> Frame Rate: 30fps
> Video Rate: 768kbps ~ 3Mbps
Video / Audio Output:
> Stereo Audio Output: (multiplexes with 3.5mm earphone jack)
> Bluetooth headset
High Quality Camera:
> Resolution: 2 mega pixel camera
> Focus Range: 30 mm ~ 8
> Visual Angel: 60 �
> Rotating angle: Up to45 �, down to 45 �
Network Features:
> Network Protocols: TCP / IP, DHCP, PPPoE, SIP 2.0
> WAN / LAN: 2 x RJ45, 10/100M (LAN, PC)
> WiFi: 802.11b / g
Entertainment features:
> Internet radio
> Digital Photo Frame
> Instant Messenger: Skype / MSN / QQ
External Interface:
> SD card interface
> USB 2.0 / USB OTG
Phone Features:
> Network interworking: IMS / NGN
> Video Calling: D1
> VoIP / PSTN Calling
> Mute
> Caller ID Display
> Recording a message
> Volume Control
> Hands-free mode
> Configurable ring tone
> Network clock synchronization
> Local Phonebook Capacity: 2.000 � 4
> 3 � 500 call records
> VoIP Speech Coding: G.711, G.719, G.726, G.722, G.722.1, G.722.1C
> Video Calling Standards: H.263, H.263p, H.261, H.264
Network Management:
> Network Management Protocol: TR069
> Equipment Management
> Set and query parameters
> Device status query
> Network Diagnostics
> Online software upgrades
Environmental parameters:
> Operating temperature: 0 ? ~ 40 ?
> Humidity: 10% ~ 80%
> Storage temperature: -40 ? ~ 70 ?
> Storage humidity: 10% ~ 95%
> Minimum illumination: 10lux
> Recommended illumination:> 300lux

Motorola DROID XYBOARD it has been reported will appear in this month and now the United telko operator Verizon has issued an official press release announced the official launch of this tablet. DROID XYBOARD specification will be supported by a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, 1GB of RAM memory, rear 5-megapixel camera and 1.3-megapixel front camera. The screen is protected by Gorilla Glass tablets, using Android OS 3.2 Honeycomb, and supports LTE 4G connectivity.


DROID XYBOARD tablets will be available in 2 different screen sizes and a choice of storage capacity. Interestingly there is an infra red connection which is supported by the tablet itself is quite okay because ini.Layarnya capable of displaying a resolution of 1280 x 800px.

The price for the 10.1-inch: 16GB is $ 529.99, the 32GB costs $ 529.99 and the 64GB version costs $ 729.99. To display 8.2 "16GB capacity priced at $ 429.99, 32GB $ 529.99. Note: This price is still pricing in the 2-year contract with Verizon Wireless.

Let your attention one of the benefits of this tablet, which is cool with the back of the Motorola DROID signature below.


XYBOARD tablet can be used for Wifi Tethering which would mean to the various connections are tight bok 4G LTE. Do not be afraid for the Android 4.0 update as it also will be provided by Motorola in the future.

Acer has announced Iconia TAB A200, the newest member of the family Iconia Android tablet. Acer Iconia Tab A200 features a 10.1-inch screen, WXGA resolution and supported by the 1GHz, dual-core processor NVIDIA Tegra 2. Iconia TAB A200 is a tablet with Android OS 3.2 Honeycomb with 1GB of RAM. Acer offers a choice of either 8 or 16GB capacity for internal storage, and Andaakan can buy the A200 with a choice of color or Titanium Gray Metallic Red.


The back of the tablet has a finishing with a soft touch and do not have a rear-facing camera, but there is a 2 megapixel camera on the front available for video calls.

Iconia Tab A200 is expected to last for 8 hours of continuous video play with the built-in its 3260mAh battery. The tablet is not the thinnest on the market, because it has a size x12.4mm 260mm x 175mm (10.24in x 6.89in x 0.49in) and weighs 720g.

Although the A200 was launched with Android 3.2 Honeycomb, Acer has pledged to provide an upgrade to version 4.0 Android Ice Cream Sandwiches will be available early this year expected depan.Tablet marketed throughout the world soon, but Acer has not announced pricing information but it seems the official price could be more cheaper than its predecessor.

Sony Ericsson Nozomi which he said would be a mainstay of the SE as well as smartphones are expected to be out at the MWC in February 2012, will likely 12MP camera features.

SE hp Nozomi will be Sony Ericsson's first smartphone running Android 4.0, or if you suppose that is still Gingerbread certainly would be upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich.

Sony Ericsson LT26 or Nozomi has specs: 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 4.3 "Reality Display featuring Bravia Engine and a resolution of 720 x 1280 HD, 1GB RAM memory, 32GB of internal storage, 12-megapixel camera with Exmor R, and 1750 mAh battery.


Next up is the Sony Ericsson LT22 (Nypon), which will feature dual-core 1GHz processor, screen 4 "WhiteMagic QHD resolution display, 1GB RAM, 16GB of internal storage, and 8-megapixel camera Exmor R. This phone will also have a 1320 mAh battery which is rather strange considering almost every other cell phone xperia has 1500 mAh battery. Maybe the device Sony Ericsson aims to become leaner and smaller? We have to wait and see. Nypon will also be equipped with OS Gingerbread.

Finally there are kumquats ST25 or the successor of the Xperia mini said. Kumquats phone will have a 3.5 "Reality Display with Bravia Engine, dual-core 1GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera with Exmor R, and will use Android Gingerbread.

ZTE's Chorus, is a music oriented mobile phone plus access to facilities Muve Music service, and support for SRS WOW HD audio technology. The phone has a 600MHz processor, 3.2-inch display 400 � 240 resistive touchscreen, camera and microSD card slot 2Megapixel / SDHC.


Chorus also supports Bluetooth and an integrated speakerphone. Battery Li-ion1000mAh provides up to 200 hours standby time and up to 250 minutes of talk time. This bar type music phone supports tri-band CDMA network and has a size of 4.4 x 2.2 x 0.6 inches while weighing only 0.1 kg or 3.7oz.

Archos has added a fifth model in the range of the tablet series ninth Arnova Arnova with G2. These tablets like the iPad screen size that is sized 9.7-inch, handle links by resolution 1024 � 768 pixels IPS screen with a layer of five-point multi-touch capacitive touchscreen and runs on Android OS 2.3. Power processor for processing come with 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor single-core, and there is 8GB of onboard storage.

These tablets also got a microSD memory card slot, USB and micro USB port, and Wi-Fi. A front-facing camera, stereo speakers and microphone are also stored in the body with 12.5mm thick, weighing 0.6 kg.

Unfortunately, the price Arnova 9 G2 or marketing date for these tablets is unknown, although the Archos is known for making tablets with low price at which the previous 10-inch tablet, which only got a 600MHz processor, priced at $ 199.

The owners of the Sony Ericsson Xperia deserved gratitude upon hearing this news. Sony Ericsson is scheduled to deliver the Android 4.0 update for all types of mobile Xperia.

In the company's official blog, the Android 4.0 update will be provided for the Xperia Arc and Arc S, Xperia Play, Xperia Pro, Xperia Neo and Neo V, Xperia Mini and Mini Pro, Xperia Active, and Xperia Ray. Especially for Xperia mini and mini pro, chances are there will be extra special because of the limitations of the small screen.

Regarding the update time of launch, the company has not provided the information. But they said that the update will come, so just wait.