Daily Archives: October 9, 2015

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Así imagina Toyota sus vehículos de hidrógeno del futuro

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Mientras unos piensan en grandes y coloridas pantallas, Toyota ve el futuro con diseños tan atractivos como los que puedes ver. Se trata de tres propuestas, una llamada S-FR de aspecto más deportivo, el clásico y robusto Kikai y otra más futurista ll…

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HTC One M8 GPe Android Marshmallow update planned for October

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With Google’s Android Marshmallow update rolling out to its Nexus devices, many have been wondering when their Google Play edition phones would be updated to the latest version of Android. So far, only HTC has spoken up on the issue. HTC is currently working on the Android 6.0 update for the HTC One M8 GPe and plans to begin the software rollout before the end of the month.

As things stand now, it looks like we will likely only see Android Marshmallow updates made available for 2014 GPe devices. Those released in 2013 should still receive critical security updates, but you’ll have to hit up XDA-Developers if you want to get the latest Android treat up and running on your phone.

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I Have A $3000 Gaming PC, But I’m Playing ‘Star Wars: Battlefront’ On PS4

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The Star Wars: Battlefront Beta launched this week, and you know what that means! It’s time to incite the console war and summon the #PCMasterRace evangelists by comparing the graphical fidelity of DICE’s shooter across PlayStation 4, Xbox  One, and PC. Digital Foundry has already crunched the pixels and found them to be lacking on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Specifically, Sony’s console runs the game at 900p (1600 x 900) while Microsoft’s latest hardware only aspires to previous-generation performance with a paltry 720p (1280 x 720). While the highlight of their piece is undeniably the fanboy meltdown that occurs in the comments section, they offer up some level-headed analysis that’s worth the read.

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Gione Elife E8 hands-on: First look

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Gionee has established Elife as its flagship series. This year, Gionee decided to go big with the new E8, and quite literally at that. The E8 is a big phone thanks to a new 6.0-inch QHD but it also packs in quite a lot of features, including a 24 megapixel rear camera, a fingerprint sensor, and an octa-core MediaTek Helio X10 processor. All packed in a new metal body.

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Descubre qué dispositivos Samsung Galaxy actualizarán primero a Android 6.0 Marshmallow

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Samsung Galaxy Note 5 trasera

Google ha dado el pistoletazo de salida a la nueva versión Android 6.0 Marshmallow, que ya se encuentra disponible y que como es habitual, un año más surgen las dudas acerca de qué dispositivos de cada fabricante serán los afortunados en actualizar con los últimos cambios, tanto en diseño como a nivel de optimización de firmware para disfrutar de todas las novedades.

Actualmente Motorola, Sony o HTC han sido las únicas firmas que se han mencionado confirmado qué terminales serán los primeros en recibir la OTA cargada del contenido de Marshmallow, y ahora es el turno de Samsung.

Como era de esperar, el listado de terminales recoge los actuales buque insignia de la firma, como el Galaxy S6 y S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+ y Galaxy Note 5, junto a otros modelos de la pasada generación como el Galaxy S5, Galaxy S5 LTE-A, Galaxy S5 Neo, Galaxy Note 4 y Galaxy Note edge.

Listado inicial de terminales que recibirán Android 6.0 Marshmallow

  • Samsung Galaxy S5: SM-G900F, SM-G900V, SM-G900H, SM-G900FD

  • Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A: SM-G901, SM-G06L

  • Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo: SM-G903F

  • Samsung Galaxy S6: SM-G920FD, SM-G920F, SM-G920D, SM-G920T, SM-G920A, SM-G920P, SM-G920V, SM-G920I, SM-G920R4, SM-G920AZ, SM-G920R7, SM-G920T1, SM-G920R6, SM-G920W8, SM-G920S, SM-G920K, SM-G920L

  • Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge: SM-G9250, SM-G925F, SM-G925I, SM-G925Z, SM-G925D, SM-G925J, SM-G925D, SM-G925T, SM-G925A, SM-G925P, SM-G925R4, SM-G925R6, SM-G925W8, SM-G925R7, SM-G925V, SM-G925K, SM-G925S, SM-G925L

  • Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+: SM-G928A, SM-G928P, SM-G928R4, SM-G928F, SM-G928V, SM-G928T, SM-G9287C, SM-G928I, SM-G928C

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 4: SM-N910V, SM-N910F

  • Samsung Galaxy Note Edge: SM-N915V

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 5: SM-N920C, SM-N920V, SM-N920R4, SM-N920P, SM-N920A, SM-N920T, SM-N9208, SM-N920I

Etapa de desarrollo y novedades

Samsung ha iniciado recientemente el desarrollo de la próxima gran actualización de Android junto a su capa de personalización TouchWiz y que podríamos estimar, a falta de una fecha confirmada alrededor de dos meses incluso alguno más para disfrutar de las primeras actualizaciones OTA.

Como es lógico aún es muy temprano para conocer qué novedades podemos esperar en TouchWiz al contener Android 6.0 Marshmallow con todas las novedades, tanto visuales como con las nuevas animaciones y de rendimiento gracias a las optimizaciones de Google y la inclusión de una óptima gestión de RAM y de energía.

No es nada nuevo que los usuarios reiteran su petición de disfrutar de una capa mucho más limpia si cabe, sin añadidos innecesarios y haciendo un uso máximo a todas sus características, tanto a nivel de hardware como de software.

Esperemos que Samsung se ponga las pilas, demuestre de qué son capaces con su capa de personalización al aprovechar todos los recursos de sus dispositivos, que hasta el día de hoy estamos de acuerdo en que no lo hacen.

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Soak test for Moto X Pure Edition starts soon, could be Android 6.0

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Motorola has started sending surveys for a software soak test to owners of the Moto X Pure Edition (2015), which is basically the US version of the Moto X Style sold internationally.

Unfortunately the company isn’t saying what exact firmware update is the one that the soak test will be sent out for. However, it seems pretty likely that we’re talking about Android 6.0 Marshmallow, since no other new versions of the OS have come out from the time the phone was launched.

Soak tests are sent out by Motorola to people who sign up for them in order to make sure that its over-the-air rollouts are going to work flawlessly when a new update is then released for every device out there. They are also a good way to spot last minute bugs in the wild.

Of course, this could be nothing more than a security patch of some sort, but obviously given Motorola’s history of quick Android updates (especially for its unlocked high-end devices) there’s also a possibility that it is indeed the first step in pushing out a Marshmallow release for the Moto X Pure…

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Unannounced handset from OnePlus shown off by the FCC

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There’s an unannounced OnePlus-branded handset out there in the world, if the FCC is to be believed. The new device was revealed by the commission in a single photo, with very few details to go along with it.

As noted by PhoneScoop, the device differs quite a bit from previous handsets designed by the company, with this device boasting rounded edges on the top and bottom. And, as some will immediately notice, it does indeed have a familiar look to Apple’s iPhone there at the bottom. There’s an off-set camera near the top corner as well, which is a bit of a different design from the company.

As far as specs go, the FCC filing reveals that there’s a 1.9GHz processor under the hood, along with support for LTE and the usual suspects: Wi-Fi, GPS, FM radios and Bluetooth. The device name within the FCC is E1005, and there’s no direct information as to which operating system it’s running, but the likely event is Android, probably under a proprietary software.

It’s worth noting that OnePlus does have a media event planned for October 12, so it’s likely that this device will be the star of the show.

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