Internationally popular watchmaker TAG Heuer revealed their new luxury smartphone called the TAG Heuer RACER. Tagged to have an unparalleled torsion and strength to weight ratio, the RACER is inspired by the fusion of luxury and performance of the TAG Heuer heritage in GT cars and Formula 1. The famous company claims this device as a true avant garde innovation.
HTC announces early its newest flagship smartphone — the HTC One X, which will be formally launched at 2012 Mobile World Congress happening tomorrow until the 1st of March in Barcelona. As expected, aside from its NVIDIA Tegra 3 chipset with a whopping 1.5GHz quad-core processor, the new device also packs other mouth-watering specs and features that will surely make the One X one of the most successful devices to be launched at MWC.
Meet Panasonic’s ELUGA — the smartphone that embraces style and resists water and dusts. The Eluga boasts an ultra slim, ultra light profile, measuring just 7.8mm thick and weighing only 103 g. Enjoy Eluga’s ultrathin frame and large screen with 66% display area ratio, and experience its ergonomic design that makes it easy for you to control everything with one hand.
Following in the footsteps of last year’s glasses-free 3D smartphone, LG Electronics is set to reveal its latest 3D device — the Optimus 3D Max (a.k.a. as the Optimus 3D Cube or AT&T Thrill 4G in the States) — at the 2012 Mobile World Congress next week. The successor of last year’s Optimus 3D aims to provide the users a complete 3D entertainment platform at their fingertips. It also marks a big leap forward in the continuing expansion of 3D ecosystem.
It’s been really a long time since we’ve heard of a big company announcing a folding or clamshell phone especially that today’s generation mouth-waters (or prefers) smartphones to fit on one’s busy or “smart” lifestyle, or just merely for the sake of bragging. We even thought that clamshells will be forever extinct until Motorola unveiled just today a new folding phone that pretty feels like a “breath of fresh air” for us again — meet Motorola’s GLEAM+.
New year, new phone but old name — Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Ace Plus that sports almost all the specs and features of its predecessor, the very popular Galaxy Ace Android smartphone, but with a little more oomph, of course.
As for Samsung, the Galaxy Ace Plus, just like the original one, is intended for “trendy and social individuals or young professionals”. This means, don’t expect too much from this mid-range device.
If you’ve missed the live stream of the Samsung event the other day that was held in London, where they presented officially the smartphone-cum-tablet Galaxy Note and the newly announced Galaxy Nexus, worry no more as I’ve uploaded a video replay of it. Watch it after the jump!
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