So, Samsung Wants To Sell An LTE-Advanced Version Of The Galaxy S 4
In a real gutsy move, the co-chief exec of Samsung Mobile, JK Shin, has been telling Reuters today that a modified Galaxy S 4 will be the first smartphone to commercially launch on LTE-Advanced, the next step up from existing 4G LTE, which is already available in parts of Russia. It’s really interesting that Samsung is willing to move this quickly with network technology, and even more so, taking the Galaxy S 4 and spinning it around every way possible.
To add context, JK Shin went on to say that, “As operators seek to provide more data-centric mobile services, I think this will become mainstream 4G technology globally in the coming years”. However, when asked when and what carriers the LTE-Advanced Galaxy S 4 would make a debut on, his reply was a refusal.
Via: Reuters
Whereas current concrete structures begin to deteriorate after 50 years, Roman concrete has been holding up for thousands of years. Portland cement has been the most-used ingredient in today’s concrete, but it’s nothing as good as what the Romans had. Instead, the Romans used two different ingredients in their recipe — wait for it – lime and volcanic rock. Shocking, indeed.
Aimed to reduce traffic on the East Side of Manhattan, the Second Avenue Subway system is the first new set of tracks built underground in New York City since 1932. It’s a $4.5 billion project, and if it’s worth anything, the photos that come out of the construction of this project are incredible.
In another one of Google’s grand concept projects: the first being driver-less cars, which are now legal in California, and the second, Google’s Project Glass, comes another insane idea that may become reality. It’s important to know that Google [x]. the search engine’s special unit of thinkers, are responsible this third project — thus proving their continued ingenuity.
So, this press invite has been sent to media worldwide, inviting them all to converge on New York City this July 11th to witness the birth of a new Nokia Lumia smartphone, of course with Windows Phone tagging along. Seeing the magnifying glass and teasing of new EOS imaging technology for Lumias leak here and there on different websites gives the general consensus that it will be a new Lumia, but with imaging capabilities not seen on other devices.
Acer has never been known as a super popular manufacturer of laptops. But then, the concept of Ultrabooks came along, and that all changed. Acer released the S7, and got props for creating one of the best super thin laptops running Windows 8 and using Intel Core technology. Enter, June of 2013, and a revision of that laptop has been announced: complete with an optional 2560×1440 display, bigger battery, and a new Intel Haswell processor, it aims to be the best in its category. However, just before the announcement, Acer sent me the current model without said improvements that will come out, later in the year. This is a review of Acer’s rise to Ultrabook popularity: the S7, first generation model.