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Wednesday, August 31, 2016
In many regions of the world, Qualcomm is the biggest player in the mobile processor game. Today the company detailed the improvements it made to their new Snapdragon 821 over the 820 model.The new chip is faster with up to 10% faster central processor speeds, has a 5% power savings over the previous unit and also supports virtual reality with Google Daydream. This processor to be the unit of choice for new phones released during the holiday season.
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
After seven generations of phones and tablets, Google is reportedly not going to use the Nexus brand name for their two upcoming phones. Leaked images and renders show a consistent lack of the Nexus branding and instead a simple “G” logo. Rumors point to a 5" and 5.5" phone manufactured by HTC launching this fall. Regulatory fillings confirm support for all major U.S. carriers meaning these phones will likely be sold in the carrier's stores.
Monday, August 29, 2016
ZTE SPRO 2 REVIEW: BEST PORTABLE SMART PROJECTOR FOR MOVIE AND GAMES
You may have seen a pico projector connect to a smartphone before, with varying results. However, you may not have seen a projector powered by smartphone software. Well, that is exactly what you are getting yourself into with the ZTE SPro 2.
The ZTE SPro 2 is the company's second attempt at rethinking how a projector should function. The idea to combine an ordinary projector with Android software created a product with tons of potential. You can easily go from a conference room presentation to an outdoor movie night with the same device.
Sure, it may seem a little out of the ordinary but the results speak for themselves. Find out more in our video review of the ZTE SPro 2.
Specifications
Display
- 5"
- 1280 x 720 pixels
Size and Weight
- 5.3 x 5.2 x 1.2 inches
- 19.4 ounces
Operating System & Processor
- Android 4.4 KitKat
- 2.1 GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™
Battery Life
- Projector: Up to 3 hours.
- HotSpot: Up to 10 hours
Memory
- 16GB internal, Expandable up to 128GB
- 2GB RAM
Connectivity
- WiFi: 802.11, 2.4GHz & 5GHz
- 4G LTE
ZTE SPRO 2 REVIEW: BEST PORTABLE SMART PROJECTOR FOR MOVIE AND GAMES
You may have seen a pico projector connect to a smartphone before, with varying results. However, you may not have seen a projector powered by smartphone software. Well, that is exactly what you are getting yourself into with the ZTE SPro 2.
The ZTE SPro 2 is the company's second attempt at rethinking how a projector should function. The idea to combine an ordinary projector with Android software created a product with tons of potential. You can easily go from a conference room presentation to an outdoor movie night with the same device.
Sure, it may seem a little out of the ordinary but the results speak for themselves. Find out more in our video review of the ZTE SPro 2.
Specifications
Display
- 5"
- 1280 x 720 pixels
Size and Weight
- 5.3 x 5.2 x 1.2 inches
- 19.4 ounces
Operating System & Processor
- Android 4.4 KitKat
- 2.1 GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™
Battery Life
- Projector: Up to 3 hours.
- HotSpot: Up to 10 hours
Memory
- 16GB internal, Expandable up to 128GB
- 2GB RAM
Connectivity
- WiFi: 802.11, 2.4GHz & 5GHz
- 4G LTE
Apple just sent out invites for a press conference on Wednesday, September 7th. The company usually gives hints however this invite doesn't say much. Apple normally reveals a new iPhone in early September and everything indicates that they are going to follow the same pattern. Having the iPhone 7 announced on September 7th seems too good for Apple to pass up. Techcellent News will have continuous coverage. Follow us for all the details.
Saturday, August 27, 2016
NEW VIDEO: The ZTE SPro 2 is the company’s second attempt at rethinking how a projector should function. The idea to combine an ordinary projector with Android software created a product with tons of potential. You can go from a conference room presentation to an outdoor movie night with ease. Find out more in our video review. LINK IN BIO.
Friday, August 26, 2016
Today, Facebook and Blizzard released a feature that allows players to easily stream any of the developer’s games through Facebook Live. The live-streaming capability works with all Blizzard games in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand with a complete global rollout expected soon. However, it is only accessible to PC gamers with Mac support in the works. Simply link your Battle.net account to Facebook to get started.
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