Sony Xperia Z1 (C690X) Z Ultra Galaxy Mega 6.3

A press image for the Sony Xperia Z1 (C690X) reveals that the eagerly awaited handset will be available in black, white and purple. Those happen to be the same color options for the Sony Xperia Z and the Sony Xperia Z Ultra JIAYU G4T . The picture also seems to indicate a September 5th introduction of the phone although previous teasers showed September 4th as the date when Sony will unveil the device.
The Z Ultra is undoubtedly the more premium phone to hold and look at, with its glass back and metal side frames, whereas the Galaxy Mega 6.3  ThL W8S leaves that typical plasticky Samsung feeling, and it is not even much lighter than the Z Ultra to boot.
The buttons around the sides on both handsets are comfortable to feel and press, with good tactile feedback. Sony's round OmniBalance power/lock key is very well placed exactly where you thumb would be while holding the large handset, while the one on the Mega 6.3 is a bit off-kilter in comparison.
The sides of the Sony ZOPO ZP950H Xperia Z Ultra (bottom) and the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 (top) - Sony Xperia Z Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3
The sides of the Sony Xperia Z Ultra (bottom) and the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 (top)
The Galaxy phone has the advantage of a user-replaceable battery, unlike what we get with the unibody design of the Xperia Z Ultra, which still grants you a microSD slot for storage expansion, though. Sony's sealed chassis has a major purpose, however, and it is to give the phone its IP58 certification, which means it can stay in up to 5 feet (1.5m) of water for about an hour, which is a huge plus for the Z Ultra when pitted against the Mega 6.3 – just try to watch the final season of “Breaking Bad” in the bathtub and you'll see what we mean.
The Galaxy Mega 6.3 features a HD LCD display, which is the norm for upper midrangers these days. It spreads the 720x1280 resolution over the giant 6.3” screen, ringing in 233ppi pixel density- nothing to write home about, so some text and icon corners will appear jagged if you look closer. Sony Xperia Z ZOPO ZP910 Ultra features a 1080x1920 pixels Full HD display with 342ppi pixel density, so even at that screen size you'd be hard-pressed to tell the individual pixels from a normal viewing distance.
Sony uses its new Triluminous technology for the panel, which provides more vibrant colors with a richer number of hues on paper, and in reality the whole image indeed looks very appealing, without being oversaturated. The colors on the Mega 6.3 look duller in comparison, and more washed-out.
As for the outdoorsy performance, both displays exhibit similar peak brightness levels, but the Galaxy Mega 6.3 sports worse reflectance than the Xperia Z Ultra ZOPO ZP950 Phablet , so it's harder to tell the image in sunlight, for example. Both displays sport very good viewing angles, which in the case of Sony's phablet is a relief when we remember the narrow angles of the display on the flagship Xperia Z.
Sony one-ups the Mega 6.3's display in another aspect as well, since you can write or doodle on the display of the Z Ultra with pens or even pencils lying around, instead of a dedicated stylus, with superior handwriting recognition.

Moto X iPhone 5 the premium AMOLED panel

After being dormant for the last couple of years, Motorola has just opened the floodgates to its upcoming flagship smartphone in the Moto X – a device that’s remarkably fashioned to tangle with the greats. Naturally, the iPhone 5 is something that this new found smartphone intends on competing against, since they stack up so similarly to one another. Apple’s

ZOPO ZP950 prodigy might be seeing its last days, but nevertheless, it’s still widely regarded as the flagship device to beat in the landscape.

As always, the iPhone 5 has the premium element to its design, thus, it exudes the sturdier construction between the two. However, we’re quick to realize that the Moto X simply has the more comfortable and natural feel in the hand, as its curved rear casing is contoured perfectly to fit our palm. Indeed, its composite body with its soft touch coating might not be as premium, but heck, the customizable aspect with the Moto X’

ZOPO ZP950H design process is something noteworthy on its own, seeing that no other smartphone on the market can match the depth of personalization that Moto Maker offers prospective customers.

From a specs sheet standpoint, the iPhone 5’s 4-inch 640 x 1135 Retina Display has the slight advantage with pixel density, but it’s hardly noticeable over the Moto X’

ZOPO ZP810  larger 4.7-inch 720 x 1280 AMOLED display. Taking a gander at our web site from a zoomed out view in their respective browsers, our eyes are able to distinguish details very easily with the two – with neither one actually edging the other. That’s essentially where their similarities end, as the IPS-LCD based panel of the iPhone 5 produces the more accurate and natural colors, whereas it’s more saturated with the AMOLED panel of the Moto X. When it comes to outdoor visibility, the iPhone 5’s panel is noticeably brighter, which offers us better clarity. Alcatel One Touch Idol Ultra, the phone

ZOPO ZP950+ that got a respectable fourth placing in our thinnest handsets roundup, is finally hitting shelves, many months after the initial CES announcement way back in January.

Planted in the affordable midrange segment, the slimmest member of Alcatel's

ThL W8S One Touch line is just 0.25" (6.45mm) thick. It still sports a respectable 4.7" HD Super AMOLED display and 8 MP camera, but the rest of the specs are an underwhelming MediaTek processor and 1 GB of RAM, plus there is no microSD slot.

The design is an eye-grabber, though, and if the price is right, the One Touch Ultra might have a shot at midrange fame if it gets the rest of the components right. Is it so? Read on to find out..

Nexus 5 Snapdragon 800 Google ZOPO ZP980 Upgraded

hin design is always elegant, if not always comfortable to grab and hold, and the One Touch Ultra fits the cliché. Its slender, rounded unibody chassis is also feathery light at 4.06 oz (115 g),

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leaving the impression of a rather sophisticated handset. Only the 8 MP camera module protrudes a couple of millimeters from the soft-touch plastic on the back, sticking out in an otherwise seamless design concept. Though they are still to get some mainstream prominence, the Nexus devices by Google hold great appeal for tech-savvy users who enjoy the clean Android experience and immediate software support. That is why we're covering the news about every new Nexus smartphone

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or tablet with great excitement, and today we're especially pleased to report that the very first image of the Nexus 5 by LG might have leaked, courtesy of an unnamed LG tester.
According to Dutch publication TechTastic, the above image reveals the back of the Google Nexus 5. As you know, most unofficial sources claim that the Nexus 5 will be based on LG's new flagship, the G2. While it doesn't show us much, this photo fits nicely with the rumors that the G2's rear buttons will be moved to their usual place on the left hand side of the Nexus 5

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. Interestingly, there seems to be a smaller button above the volume rocker of the Nexus 5, which might serve as a power/lock key, or why not even a mute switch similar to the one on the iPhone.
The source also provides some intriguing facts about the specs sheet of the handset, claiming that the G2's

ZOPO ZP980 Upgraded

Snapdragon 800 will make way for the Snapdragon 600, while the 13MP camera of LG's upcoming flagship is said to be scaled down to 10 megapixels, all of which is supposed to allow Google to keep the price of the Nexus 5 as close as possible to the level of affordability presented by last-year's Nexus 4.
What's even more interesting is that the Nexus 5 is said to introduce the next major Android update - 5.0 Key Lime Pie. Of course, details about what Google's new mobile OS is going to offer are pretty much nonexistent for the moment, which means this is as much as we can give you right now, but fear not - we're sure that it won't be long before we know more about the Nexus 5 and Android Key lime Pie.

Ainol Novo 7 AX1 VS PiPo M9Pro 3G RK3188 Quad Core Tablet PC

Ainol Novo AX1 VS PiPo M9Pro 3G RK3188 Quad Core Tablet PC
Specification:
Model: Ainol Novo 7 AX1
Screen Information:
- 7" Multi Point Touch Capacitive Screen
- Resolution: 1024x600px
CPU: MTK8389 Quad Core,1.2GHz
GPU: PowerVR SGX 544MP
Operation System: Android 4.2
RAM: 1GB
ROM (Storage): 8GB
Extend Card: Support TF card up to 32GB extended (not included)
Camera:
- Rear Camera:5.0MP
- Front Camera:2.0MP
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0
GPS: YES
HDMI: YES
WIFi: Yes, 802.11 b/g/n
2G: GSM(Phone Call) GSM:850/900/1800/1900
3G: WCDMA:850/2100
Video: support BlueRay 3D video, AVI/MOV/MP4/RMVB/FLV/MKV
Music: MP3/WMA/WAV/APE/AAC/FLAC/OGG
Ebook: UMD,TXT,PDF,HTML,RTF,FB2
Other Applications: File Manager, OfficeSuite, Google Search, Browser, Gallery, Clock, Calculator, Calendar, iReader, Email etc
Language: Multi- language support,details in the description Screenshot
Connectivity:
- 1 x Micro USB port
- 1 x TF card slot
- 1 x Earphone port
- 1 x HDMI port
- 2 x SIM Card Slot
Battery: 3000mAh Li-Polymer Battery
Work Time: Up to 5 hours
Power Device: Adapter Input 100/240V Output 5V-1.5A USB Port
Product Size: 120x192x8.5mm
Net Weight: 313g

Ainol Numy AX1 7 Inch Tablet with Built-In-GPS 3G

AINOL NOVO 7 AX1 7 Inch Tablet with Built-In-3G GPS Bluetooth
Ainol Numy AX1 jest pierwszym w asortymencie firmy tabletem wyposażonym we wbudowany modem 3G i został wyposażony w przyzwoite parametry techniczne. Na pokładzie tabletu pracującego pod kontrolą systemu ainol novo Google Android w wersji 4.2 Jelly Bean zaimplementowany został: 7-calowy wyświetlacz wykonany w technologii TN o rozdzielczości 1024 x 600 pikseli. 4-rdzeniowy procesor Mediatek MT8389 o częstotliwości taktowania 1.2 GHz z układem graficznym PowerVR SGX544, który otrzymał wsparcie ze strony 1-gigabajtowej pamięci operacyjnej RAM, zaś na dane oraz aplikacje w zależności od wariantu 8/16 GB wbudowanej pamięci z możliwością rozszerzenia poprzez wykorzystanie czytnika kart micro SD.
Ainol has reportedly release a new budget friendly tablet that built in 3G connection, dubbed as AINOL NOVO 7 AX1 3G tablet. Comes with a slim and light design, 7 inch brilliant display and built in 3G HSPA+ Wireless capability that supports the most GSM Wireless Carriers, the NOVO 7 AX1 tablet is one of the best choice for entry level user that needs a reliable tablet at affordable price for multimedia and entertainment with phone calls function.