Medicine & TechnologyDigital natives are surely aware who are the legends in the mobile industry especially in early 2000's. Both BlackBerry and Nokia used to be in the lead but in the recent years, they faded from the stream. But, insiders just shared that the two old names are set to come back.
It's now offering the spectrum of shades like pale green and blue. The colorful hardware cases will have three different hardware finishes ranging from high gloss to a textured-look sandblast.
The Frontback app will allow users to take pictures of using the device's front and back camera and share it simultaneously. One of the pictures will be featured on the top half, while the other one is on the bottom screen of the LG G6.
The new design that will be integrated to the upcoming iPhone model is said to provide a longer and bigger room for a 2,700 mAh L-shaped battery. This will mean that the iPhone 8 4.7-inch form factor will have a longer battery life likely similar to that of 5.5-inch model.
The octa-core Samsung Exynos 9 processor will be soon out in smartphones and many other entertainment devices. The 10nm processor is not only big on processing power but battery life too.
LG G6 phone will come with a 360-degree panorama mode, color saturation for food mode and split screen. Also, though it's not confirmed yet, LG G6 will be the first non-Pixel device that will be out in the market with Google Assistant.
Good news for those who can't afford the highly priced smartphones like Apple, Google and Samsung. Asus has restored its budget "Go" line smartphone in the form of Zenfone 3 Go at the price of $160.
The third-largest smartphone maker in the world, Huawei is now preparing to battle with its competitors. Huawei is to its goal for the target sales of $33 billion this year.
After a long time not using their brand name (due to collaboration with Microsoft), Nokia is now trying to bring back their old fame with help from HMD global, a Finnish company develops mobile devices under the "Nokia" brand license.
With over 150,000 attendees and over 3600 companies participating in this year's Consumer Electronics Show, mobile device companies will surely put their best foot forward in an attempt to attract more consumers.
Passwords will no longer be required, just responding and tapping "Yes" to a notification sent on smartphone devices will already allow access to Google accounts.
Recent studies revealed that more than 78 percent of American adults agree that texting while walking is a "serious issue." However, 74 percent deny that they are doing it.