ZTE which is well known for their low end Android offerings has today announced a high end Android Gingerbread based device which comes with a 4.3? capacitive multitouch display.
Dubbed the ZTE Skate , the phone is powered by a 800 Mhz processor along with an Adreno 200 GPU. There's also a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash on the back, along with the usual Bluetooth, A-GPS, and WiFi
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We just brought you the details of the new Sonim phone, the XP3300 Force.� Apart from being the most rugged phone, it also has the title of the phone with the longest talk-time.
Here are two videos showing how rugged the Sonim XP3300 Force is and how it can withstand any kind of temperature and climate your are in.
In the above frozen test, Sonim freezes their phone in a block of ice and makes a call to it using another phone. The phone starts ringing even while it is frozen.
In the second video, the phone is subjected to very low temperatures of -15 degrees Celcius. The phone was easily managing to play a video as well.
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HTC recently announced its first tablet device, the HTC Flyer, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. This device runs on the Android 2.4 (Gingerbread) operating system and it will be later updated to Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) operating system. It comes with a 7 inch touchscreen display, 1.5 GHz Processor, 5 megapixel camera and much more. Check out the official pics of HTC Flyer below. For live pics of HTC Flyer tablet, head over to this page.
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It's pretty hard to get excited for any kind of match-3 game anymore, but after checking out the trailer for the upcoming Liqua Pop I walked away pretty impressed. The gameplay in Liqua Pop revolves around organizing the flow of the drops that fall from the top of the screen. You can use their fluidity to create shapes and combine drops, and clearing drops from the pile will slowly help Toadie the frog inch his way up the leaf on the side of the screen.
This trailer hints at even more nuances to the gameplay, but at this time nothing more is known besides what is described above. What I do know, however, is that I'm really digging the bright, colorful look of Liqua Pop and the convincing liquid effects of the drops. Have a look yourself:
As you can see from the video, Liqua Pop has a really vibrant look. It will be optimized for Retina Display as well, so it should be extra crisp on those devices. The gameplay sounds interesting due to the liquid nature of the drops that are used for play, but we'll have to wait and see if Liqua Pop really offers anything more than your average color matching game when we actually get our hands on it. The game is being developed by iChromo and published by EA Mobile, and they expect to have Liqua Pop out by the end of February. There's currently a discussion thread in our forums for the game and we'll take a closer look at Liqua Pop upon release.
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