2011 July | Reach Mobile Service

July 30, 2011

Update LG Optimus One Android 2.3 Gingerbread

Filed under: Android,Android Market,LG,Mobile Phone,Technology — admin @ 3:12 pm

A few months ago, the Korean company LG, promised its users that prodrían enjoy an update on the Optimus One LG mobile phones Well, that time has come, and it can be upgraded to Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

The data packets will arrive gradually at all terminals in Europe, in fact, some users in Romania have started to enjoy this version on their mobile phones. But the big problem is that this process takes time and more if your phone has spent with an operator.

If this is your case, the wait will be longer, as the company has to adapt the version for your needs. The improvements will incorporate the new version of the system is Internet access, media player and even download the mail or the use of social networks.

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July 22, 2011

iPhone 5 will go into production in August

Filed under: Apple,iPhone,Mobile Phone,Technology — admin @ 3:10 pm

iPhone 5 blanco

According to several rumors circulating the web, making the iPhone 5 will be from August. A few months before his supposed-to-market, as is predicted for the last quarter of this year, where as mentioned hours earlier, it is believed that two iPhones Apple will bring to market.

Everything is rumor mill has been the analyst Katy Huberty, who after several interviews with unidentified members of factories in Taiwan, said that after the interviews made, is clear that in mid August, Apple will begin producing an iPhone 5 and a mid-range iPhone, iPhone 4S.

So if this is true, and Apple began the journey of the new terminal in mid August, we could finalize the dates to market from October and throughout the third quarter of 2011, although Apple could extend these dates and to coincide with the Christmas season.

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July 12, 2011

Is it better in the Galaxy S II?

Filed under: Galaxy,Mobile Phone,Technology — admin @ 3:08 pm

Apparently, the Galaxy S II improvements could present here a short time in order to counter the probable impact of the iPhone 5 could have on the market for smartphones. And, since Samsung is believed that the Galaxy S II is not quite ready to face a straight fight with the future of Apple terminal.

What is clear is that these measures it intends to carry on your smartphone Samsung more powerful, will include improvements in the software, whether directly or interface level would for the creation of a new terminal, the What Galaxy S III? something more imporbable due to the recent release of the Galaxy model S II.
Samsung Galaxy S II
Of course new terminal, the, momentarily called Galaxy S III, says it could make improvements in many aspects, processor, reaching 1.4 GHz power, support for embedded NFC electronic payment, the Android version 2.3. 4 and up, etc …

But is that the terminal has no reason for Samsung to fight now against an entire iPhone 5? It appears from the brand itself, the only thing that is thought not to be to repeat the history of the Galaxy S and iPhone 4, which for better or for worse, they spoke more than their own terminal.

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July 2, 2011

Apple will no longer count on Samsung processors

Filed under: Mobile Phone,Samsung,Technology — admin @ 3:07 pm

After following a fight in the courts both in the markets, and especially after the demands of Apple and Samsung in the subjects of patents. The Cupertino-based brand, has decided to suspend its cooperation with Samsung, thereby waiving the Asian brand processors that you provided for your devices. That is, after having the processors in the iPhone, a processor A4, and the iPad, A5 processor, Apple has decided to find another manufacturer to put the necessary power to your devices, so soon for the next iPhone or the next and the next iPhone has prepared for this year. It seems that the American company has found a new manufacturer for its upcoming, this is the company TSMC, a Taiwanese company to replace Samsung, and will be responsible to supply Apple with the new processors for future devices.

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