Kedatangan Nokia di tubuh Microsoft tentunya bakal memberikan dampak yang sangat besar bagi perusahaan tersebut. Dan menurut sumber di jaringan suplai komponen elektronik yang diperoleh Digitimes, Microsoft bakal memanfaatkan Nokia untuk membranding Surface miliknya.
Dalam laporannya, Digitimes menuliskan bahwa Nokia dan Microsoft akan bekerja secara
Nokia kerap mempermainkan para pesaingnya. Yang kerap menjadi target bahan olokan salah satunya adalah Samsung yang saat ini merupakan produsen smartphone Android terbesar dunia.
Dan momen selepas pengenalan Android KitKat oleh Google pun menjadi ajang
Seperti apa yang ditampilkan melalui postingan Twitter @evleaks baru-baru ini, sebuah screenshot yang disebutnya sebagai tampilan homescreen Nokia (atau bahkan mungkin Microsoft) Lumia 1520 telah terpampang dengan kode
Many readers, especially those who are fans of the Nokia Lumia smartphones, will have heard of the Nokia Lumia 1020. Today we have some details of the Nokia Lumia 1025, which has been imagined from the Lumia 1020, but with Windows 8.1. It comes from one of the most prolific concept designers Bob Freking, and is an interesting take on the 1020.
We like to bring readers details of concept phone designs from time to time as they can give us a good idea of what might be on offer with future devices, as well as what could have been if just a few aspects of a device
The Samsung Galaxy S4 has landed - and we loved it, as you'll see through our in-depth review. It's light, slim and powerful, and has the best screen we've seen on a smartphone.
But we know what you're like. You're already thinking about the Galaxy S5. You're looking at the S4 and wondering: "Could Samsung have done better in some areas? Like make it FLY?"
Well, clearly you're insane if you're asking that, but your point is valid: there's always more than can be done to make the ultimate smartphone.
Word is that Samsung is already hard at work on the design of the new range of devices: simply codenamed 'Design 3.0' top level meetings have already begun in Seoul to make sure the new Galaxy range is more revolutionary.
So check out our run down of the rumours we've heard so far, and then once that's done, check out the results of us putting our thinking caps on and doing the work for the South Korean firm, divining the things that we simply must have on the Galaxy S5 to make it a success and beat the newHTC One:
A flexible design
Anyone using an HTC One will know that the reaction it inspires really is immense.
It's no exaggeration to say that more often than not, people will say: 'Wow, what's that?'. The sad fact is that we just don't get the same reaction from the S4, with most people just actually thinking it's the Galaxy S3.
One of its predecessor's main criticisms was that the use of plastic made it look and feel cheap (that even applies to the Galaxy S2 from a few years back – though not the Galaxy S, since few people took any real notice of the first iteration.)
When the S4 was announced, it didn't even need to be felt – people instantly criticised how cheap that all-plastic façade is going to feel.
Sure, it keeps the phone light (in fairness, the HTC One weighs a fair bit in the hand, by comparison) but Apple's managed to pull off glass and metaland lightness with the iPhone 5 so surely Samsung can manage the same. If only to annoy Apple even more.
