Showing posts with label Asus. Show all posts
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Monday, November 24, 2014

Asus Zenwatch, Elegant Android Wear!

Asus Zenwatch, Elegant Android Wear

There are many smart watches in the market today and some people are still searching for that perfect match. The Android based smart watches are aplenty but just like regular Chronographs, personal styles differ. 
So enter the new Android Wear device, from Asus, Zenwatch. It has a nicely curved stainless steel body which hugs your wrist with the aid of stitched leather strap. The curve also extend to the glass protecting the face, Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3, making it easier for gestures. The ZenWatch helps keep track of time and other smarty stuff and it will also keep track of your heart rate, step count, and even relaxation levels with a unique set of sensors.
The ASUS ZenWatch is $199.99 and is available for sale at Google Play and Best Buy.
Specs;
    Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 1.2GHz
    Operating System Android Wear
    Memory 512 MB RAM
    Storage 4GB eMMC Flash
    Display AMOLED 1.63" 320x320,278ppi Touch Display
    Sensor 9 Axis Sensor/Bio sensor
    Bluetooth V4.0
    USB Ports Micro USB on Charging Cradle
    Audio Built-in microphone
    Battery Polymer 1.4Wh
    Features Cover Lens : 2.5D curved Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3
    Water Resistance : IP55
    Color Silver and rose gold color layering
    Dimensions 51 x 39.9 x 7.6 ~ 9.4 mm (LxWxH)
    Weight Body : 50g Strap : 25g

Wednesday, November 09, 2011

Asus Transformer Prime Announced


Asus Transformer Prime http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Asus announced the Asus Transformer Prime, armed with Kal-El, NVIDIA’s next-generation quad-core Tegra mobile processor and a slew of neat features. The Transformer Prime is 0.33 inch (8.3mm) thin and weighs a 1.29lbs (586g). Adding the optional dock will add to the weight The transformer with it's metallic swirl design is made of aluminum for a secure yet comfortable grip and comes in two colors: Amethyst Gray and Champagne Gold.

As I said before, the Transformer Prime is the world’s first tablet to be powered by NVIDIA’s next-generation quad-core Tegra® 3 processor. This quad-core CPU, 12-core GeForce® GPU and vSMP technology, will provide the Transformer Prime users with smooth multitasking capabilities, lightning fast app loading, a rich and fluid web experience, full 1080P HD video for realistic media playback or recording and of course, incredible gaming graphic performance that allows you to experience games in an entirely new way.

Wednesday, October 05, 2011

Google Docs, Enhanced For Android Tablets


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Google Docs team updated the Google Docs app for Android today to provide even better experience of Google Docs on your Android tablet. I was pretty pleased already how it behaved on my Asus EEE Pad Transformer but the new design makes it pleasure to work with. The Google DOcs team has customized the look to make the most of the larger screen space on tablets. The new layout consisting of a three-panel view, allows me to navigate through filters and collections, view your document list, and see document details, including a thumbnail preview of the document on one place.
No more opening of many documents before you find the right one.
All these are available in 46 languages on tablet devices with Android 3.0+ (Honeycomb) and above. Head over to the Android Market.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Eee Pad Slider SL101 Tablet Unboxed!


Eee Pad Slider SL101 Tablet Unboxed!http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
As a very happy owner of Asus EEE Pad Transformer, complete with keyboard dock add on, I am very interested on other Asus Tablet creations.
Eee Pad Slider SL101 Tablet comes equipped with a NVIDIA Tegra 2 mobile processor, running on 1GB of DDR2 memory, and a choice of 16GB or 32GB solid state drives for storage. The display is like that of EEE Pad Transformer in size, a 10.1-inch IPS multi-touch display with 178 degree viewing angles. The unit is powered by a 25 W/h Li-polymer battery good for up to 8 hours of continuous use.
Well if it to your liking, you can see it being un-boxed here.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Asus EEE Pad Transformer Gets Android 3.2


Asus EEE Pad Transformer Gets Android 3.2 http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Starting 28th of July Asus EEE Pad Transformer will receive Android 3.2 update and as we have mentioned before, it will bring Netflix to the EEE Pad Transformer.
This is the last honeycomb update before the unifying platform for 'Ice Cream Sandwich' for phones and tablets.
Android 3.2 will also bring "Compatibility zoom" to tablets to make it more pleasant to use phone apps on tablets.
All said and done I am awaiting for mine to update.






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Sunday, July 24, 2011

Android 3.2 Update Will Bring Netflix To Asus EEE Pad Transformer!

Netflix on Asus EEE Pad Transformer! http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Looks like Asus is testing Android 3.2 on EEE Pad Transformer, and there are talks of owners of EEE Pad Transformer getting official Netflix app. with the Android 3.2 update.
My EEE Pad just got the Android 3.1 update. So I am hoping that the next update will come sooner and bring what Asus tells us in the EEE Pad spec page.
Most of the Android tablets are getting the Netflix app or able to sideload the app. But EEE Pad Transformer owners are in a bit of jinx in the that direction. Yes of course you can root the device and jump through some hoops to get it working like the XDA forum explains.
I cannot root my device as I am developing a vertical market app and the people who are paying for the app wants absolute clean slate. So I am out of the rooting solution for the moment
So I will stay watching Netflix on my iPad 2 :) , yes I got one of those too but that is a whole another story.
I can tell you, I love my Asus EEE Pad Transformer (which is getting a partner, a 3G enabled EEE pad soon), in fact 64GB WiFI+3G iPad sat in the very box for a few days before I opened it. It is not bad but as far as I am concerned it lives up to and because of the hype. I have not put the iPad through the hoops like I have done with the EEE pad and before that the Motorola XOOM.
In any case if you are the rooting type follow the link to XDA Forums to find out how to do it. I am going to trust Asus and wait for them to provide me with Netflix App.

Friday, February 20, 2009

Android Challenging Microsoft In Netbook Arena?

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Android has been a challenge to most mobile handset makers and from the various adaptations by cellular phone makers to include Android OS on their phones clearly shows that. Microsoft clearly wants its own space in the mobile world with Winmo or Windows Mobile. I have had many windows mobile based phones but after the first week or so, I began to use them as just a phone, forgetting about bells and whistles. But the reviews of Windows Mobile 6.5 seems to up the ante.
But I am a fan of Android and iPhone and I carry both now! Each complements the other in various tasks and I do not lug a notebook with me anymore. I even manage a few Oracle Server using these two.
I am also a fan of Netbooks and I own linux and windows XP based Acer Ones. Pretty happy with them for what they were brought for. Blogging from coffeeshops and on campus grounds.
But today I read on Bloomberg that Asus is planing to put Android OS on one of their Netbooks, forgoing WIndows. I would not say Linux as Android is based on a Linux varient.
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An Android-powered notebook would extend Google’s rivalry with Microsoft into the market for software that runs personal computers, where Windows controls more than 90 percent of the market. Netbooks, scaled-down laptops that offer basic e-mail and Internet functions, are the fastest-growing segment of the PC industry, with shipments projected to almost double this year as the overall market slows.

“With the strength of Google behind it, Android could really challenge Microsoft and steal some market share,” said Calvin Huang, a computer-industry analyst at Daiwa Securities Group Inc. in Taipei. “The benefit is the free license and you can use a lower-power, cheaper processor.”"

read more at Bloomberg

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