Showing posts with label screenshot. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 14, 2013

Leaked Screenshots Reportedly Show Samsung's Smartwatch

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Apparently every tech company is coming out with an iWatch/Smartwatch, and these screenshots—leaked from a Korean message board and spotted by SlashGear—supposedly show the time-telling wrist MP3 player Samsung has in store.

The device appears to be called the Samsung Galaxy Altius. That's a little confusing because apparently Altius is a code name that's been associated with the Galaxy S IV. Whatever it's called, it's probably safe to assume that the watch comes with a data plan, and it appears to have an LCD display. It also has a look that's very Android, along with different tiles—one for music, one that's a clock, and another icon for email. On the bottom, a slider bar suggests that the watch will probably have a touchscreen. The screenshots are 500 x 500 pixels each, pointing to a display of the same size, although that's just an assumption.

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Friday, February 1, 2013

Screenshots: All The Best Features In The New BlackBerry Phones

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BlackBerry officially unveiled its brand new operating system called BlackBerry 10 this week.

The OS will run on two new smartphones called the BlackBerry Z10 (a touchscreen-only phone) and the BlackBerry Q10 (a phone with a classic BlackBerry physical keyboard). The phones will launch in the U.S. in March (Z10) and April (Q10).

BlackBerry gave a bunch of industry analysts, tech pundits, and members of the press a Z10 to test out BlackBerry 10.

Want to see what it's like? Check out the gallery below for a full tour of BlackBerry 10.

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

New Digg Is Here - Screenshots

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Today marks a new start for Digg.

Just six short weeks ago, Digg was bought by Betaworks and it immediately launched aggressive plans to relaunch the site in six weeks. And we will admit, we are impressed with the new site and app.

The social bookmarking site has a new lease on life, and it is apparent that the foundations for both new products reflect simplicity and ease of use.
In addition to a new website, Digg has a brand new iPhone app.

We were thoroughly impressed and can't wait to start using the site again.

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