Blackberry Storm 3 Adoption Sliding Qwerty?

Just a few weeks 2 launch Blackberry Storm, Research in Motion (RIM) is rumored to be releasing a new installment of the Storm, who was named Storm 3. However, the issues circulating on the Internet Storm 3 was not adopted touch-screen technology as previous generations, as a Canadian vendor is reportedly going to adopt a full Qwerty keyboard with sliding. This breakthrough course is presented by RIM. Moreover, during this, Blackberry is identical to the Qwerty keyboard without sliding, it could be true if these rumors will be a new breakthrough to create a new trend which will be launched RIM.

Launched through the Know Your Mobile, Wednesday (18/11/2009), Strom was 3 RIM said to have been designed in prototype form. Other news revealed, this Storm 3 vendors it plans will be announced at the end of this year, but plans were changed and most likely will be clear in appearance in early 2010. Some activists say the gadget, which uses innovative RIM could be sliding to answer the public wants, which is currently sliding Qwerty phone presented by Nokia through the Nokia N900 and Droid. What is clear, we still have to be patient waiting for the presence of a single handheld device is.

Blackberry Onyx

Mobile subscribers are still faithfully waiting for the latest surprise from the Blackberry. After Gemini, Onyx launched a blackberry plan. Found at Indosat Building, after the opening of satellite SKKL Jakabare and Indosat, Tuesday (17/11/2009), Indosat marketing director Guntur S Siboro said the company will launch Blackberry Onyx in December 2009 or January 2010. "Maybe we'll launch onyx in December 2009 or January 2001. Devices we've tried a month ago," said Thunder.

Unfortunately, Guntur refused to disclose the price will price by Indosat to this latest Blackberry. "If the price and the amount we can not mention. Now we are still testing the network, what does not fit with our network," said Thunder. Blackberry Bold Onyx or 2 has a code of 9700, has designed high-gloss black. The new Bold is more like Bold Javelin than the first generation, but still has a keypad like the Bold 9000, despite reportedly trackball feature has been removed, such as Gemini. This handheld device has support 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, and visual voicemail. Another feature is already supported connectivity Quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE and UMTS / HSDPA, has a 480x360 screen resolution, 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, Bluetooth, Blackberry OS 5.0 on-board.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon-based Smartbook Announce

Qualcomm, the leading vendor for smartphone processors, officially announced the Snapdragon-based systems smartbook first in the world. This product will debut on display in a computer exhibition Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.

Itself be an Smartbook latest product is a combination of intelligent posel (smartphones) and netbooks. Later Qualcomm will menggandengn Lenovo to design in smartbook Snapdragon. In addition to product announcements, chip maker also said that this first smartbook will be sold through a network operator AT & T, with a subsidized price through the contract.

Quoted from Softpedia, Monday (16/11/2009), smartbook Snapdragon-based Lenovo would 'contain' central processing unit (CPU) with an ARM-based high-definition video (HD) 720p. These chipsets will accommodate the needs of good performance and battery life is longer. You could say there are features in smartbook erode the boundary between high-end mobile phones and ultraportable computer systems.

For the operating system, smartbook Lenovo seems to be embedded with Linux operating system. Unfortunately, no details of current prices, but certainly smartbook officially launched at the Consumer Electronics Show (CSE) 7 to January 10, 2010 which will come in Las Vegas.

Scientists Develop Fiber Optic Light

Scientists from the University of Adelaide found that the light can be converted into an optical fiber thinner than previously thought. The discovery is expected to open the gate to find a more efficient tool for data processing in the field of optical telecommunications networks and optical computing. As quoted from TG Daily, Saturday (14/11/2009), data before assigning a diameter optical fiber is hundreds of nanometers. If smaller view of this size, the light will begin to break and spread everywhere.

But Professor Tanya Monro of the Federation Fellow at the University of Adelaide found that this light can be forced above this limit, with at least two factors influenced. This can be known thanks to new breakthroughs in theoretical understanding of the nature of light in nano-scale and the use of a new generation of nano-scale optical fiber developed by the Institute for Advanced Photonics & Sensing (IPAS). "With fiber optics can be used as a sensor rather than using it as a light-emitting tube, we can develop a device that can detect a variety of things. For example, the presence of flu virus at the airport, helping invitro fertilization, or IVF (in vitro fertilization) in determining which egg cells are potentially in fertilization and so forth, "