Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts
Friday, April 3, 2015
iPhone 6 iPhone 6 Plus India Launch Date Revealed But Price Remains a Mystery
Apple officially announced the availability details of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in US and other launch countries, but the event itself was devoid of any information on when the new smartphones will make an appearance in other regions. Now, in a surprising development Apples India website says that the iPhone 6 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch variants will be available in the country starting October 17.
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Initially there was some confusion if this is an error of some sort on part of Apple, as the company usually doesnt pre-announce availability details of products on its website. However, Apple had earlier announced an India availability date of September 26 (screenshot) and now its been updated to October 17, so clearly the updated information is not an oversight.
(In comparison: iPhone 6 Plus versus iPhone 6 versus iPhone 5s versus iPhone 5c)
We have reached out to Apple for an official confirmation of the India launch date, but theres no word yet. We will update this article as and when more information becomes available.
(Also see: Apple Watch Unveiled as Comprehensive Health and Fitness Companion)
The October 17 launch date means the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will be available in time for the festival of Diwali, a time thats associated with heavy shopping in many parts of the country.
iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will be available in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Puerto Rico, Singapore and the UK beginning on Friday, September 19, and customers can pre-order both models beginning on Friday, September 12.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Mystery 7 inch LG Tegra powered tablet spotted with Google branding
An upcoming 7-inch tablet listing has been spotted on the US FCC website that indicates that LG is readying a new Nvidia Tegra-powered tablet in the compact range.
This could very well be the next coming of Google’s Nexus 7 tablet, as the Google branding is clearly evident as well.
The upcoming LG device with FCC ID A4R-NX74751 has all the makings of a proper Nexus device – the LG/Google branding, Tegra chipset, and 7-inch screen diagonal. The presence of a boatload of LTE bands further sweetens the package.
Although the documentation talks of 2,480mAh battery capacity, you should note that the voltage is double that of what is found on standard smartphone/tablet batteries – 7.6V vs 3.8V. This translates to the same capacity as a 4,960mAh 3.8V battery, which is about standard for a compact tablet.
What’s odd is that power output over USB maxes out at around 5V, which means that charging the device over USB will either work really slowly or not at all. This could mean one of two things:
1) There are two battery modules that combine the standard 3.8V measurement into one rating, which shows up double in the FCCs testing, or
2) Google will be throwing in a special fast-charging port that is not of the USB standard.
Obviously, Google is the last company anyone expects to introduce a proprietary port, but if it’s thrown inalongside a USB port that’s also capable of charging the device (albeit at a slower rate), what could be the harm?
Either way, it’s obvious that Google has something special in store for the 3rd generation of the Google Nexus 7, and hopefully we’ll see it in time for the holidays. We’ll have more on this mystery LG tablet as the story develops.
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