Now hit iOS Google

You know Google Now? It is a personal assistant that is available for Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and later versions of the Android platform. Now Google is able to ask questions, recommendations, interact with web services and various other things. It is something like the Siri of Apple , but Google version.
Lately, he has begun to look into an alleged Internet low-resolution video in which we see some promotional images of Google Now for the iPhone and the iPad. Now it seems to be coming to iOS application as soon, but do not know exactly when. Google has yet to make official statements and will probably not soon.
Google Now was released in the month of July and was exclusive to Android 4.1, also the first phone to incorporate it was obviously the Google Nexus. Since Google applications are rarely unique to one platform, we're sure you will not be long Now we see on our iPhone.
Consider that make iOS Now available in more competition would only lasts for Android.
What do you think about this? Would you like to be released Google Now in iOS?

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Zync Quad 9.7, a powerful quad-core tablet that runs Android

 

Zync, if not bad memory, is a leading Indian company in the market some years. Now return to the fray with a tablet called Zync Quad 9.7. Obviously the name says enough about it, because it is a 9.7 inch tablet featuring a quad-core processor. Let's see the details a little further.
The Quad Zync 9.7 has a great 9.7-inch multitouch screen that gives a resolution of 2048 × 1536 pixels, much better than the Full HD standard, and besides that has LED backlighting. Its 4-core processor has a speed of 1.5GHz and is accompanied by a Mali 400 GPU. In terms of memory, the tablet has 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, which obviously we can expand using a microSD card up to 32GB.
The Quad 9.7 also includes two cameras : a 2-megapixel front and a 5 megapixel rear. It has WiFi connectivity, has a HDMI port and has a large 8000mAh battery.
The operating system of this tablet is Android 4.1 Zync Jelly Bean. The price of the device is $ 255.
What do you think about this? Your hardware is quite promising and the price is more than good.

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Ainol Novo 9 Spark, un genial tablet quad-core con Android 4.1

By now we are more than used to seeing mobile devices like tablets and smartphones with quad-core processors, and are currently the best available on the market, but remember that this year and begin to see eight-core processors like Samsung.

If you are looking for a new Android 4.1 tablet high end but want to set aside the usual options, then you might want to take a look at the new Ainol Novo 9 Spark, a tablet with a simple design and very good specifications.

The Ainol Novo 9 Spark has a Allwinner A31 processor, a quad-core architecture that runs at 1.5GHz A7. The device also employs two GPUs Mali 400, has 2GB of DDR3 RAM and 16GB internal memory but you can expand using a microSD card up to 32GB. As might be expected, has a front camera is 2 megapixel and rear 5-megapixel sensor. Its multitouch screen measures 9.7 inches and gives us a resolution of 2048 × 1536 pixels, similar to the Retina display.

Besides all this, the Ainol Novo 9 Spark has WiFi, 3G, a port and a great miniHDMI 10.000mAh battery quite sure that not wither quickly. The operating system is Android 4.1.1.

The tablet is now on sale for $ 260, a bid price substantially when compared with the rest of the market.

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Alcatel Ultra Idol, the world's thinnest smartphone

Alcatel is not a household name in the market of phones , but the company still has ahead of giants like Apple,Samsung and HTC has unveiled a new smartphone that has now become the world's thinnest, the Ultra Idol Alcatel, measuring only 6.45 mm thick. But not to be as thin or as being a smartphone Alcatel is bad, but rather, is equipped with good technology and actually has a 4.7-inch OLED screen with HD resolution.
Running Android 4.1, the Ultra Idol brings also an 8 megapixel camera and integrates a dual-core processor at 1.2GHz. Apart from this, the smartphone works great and comes in almost any pocket without problems.
We're not sure which markets to come, but due to normal FCC is not available in the United States.

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Droid Razr Maxx Razr HD and HD receive Android 4.1 next week

Does anyone here own a Motorola Droid Razr HD or perhaps a Razr Maxx HD? If so, then we have great news since both smartphones will receive an upgrade to the operating system level next week. You may remember also that in early November the Droid Razr M also received an upgrade to Android level.
In this case, the Razr Droid Razr Maxx HD HD and obviously will be getting Android 4.1, and as usual, the update will be released in stages and gradually, so it can be available quickly for some and it takes a little longer to others.
Remember that there are several differences between Android 4.0 and 4.1, such as the user interface, some functions and the ability to use Google Now, among others.

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Using Android Jelly Bean has grown rapidly in two months

Google released the latest version of its mobile operating system, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, about two months ago. Since then, Jelly Bean has become increasingly popular and has come to be present in a large number of devices. While Gingerbread is still the most widely used version of Android, the 4.1 is rapidly gaining ground.
When compared with Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean growth has been much faster, because in two months has managed to be present in 1.47% of the devices, while version 4.0 took three months to reach 1 , 54%.
It is hoped that the brand of Jelly Bean increase further as manufacturers begin to launch more phones with the new OS.
Do you have a device that runs on Android 4.1?

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More details Oppo Find 5

Surely remember this great phone, the Oppo Find 5 we saw here last week. At the time we said we would use Android 4.1, have a full HD 5-inch density of 441 pixels per inch and run with a quad-core Snapdragon processor. Oppo and claims to have the world's thinnest mobile (the Finder if memory serves me correctly), the smartphone quad-core world's thinnest and now the idea is to reclaim the title of the first smartphone with 1080p display, ie solving 1920 × 0180 pixels, which we all know as Full HD, and obviously that mobile will be the Find 5.
Very recently leaked some other interesting facts about the device, and reportedly will feature 2GB of RAM (like some variants of S3), take a powerful 12 megapixel camera on the back and a 2 megapixel the front. Also have 16GB or 32GB of memory and its battery is 2500mAh.
It looks very promising, right? What we need to know now is the price and the release date, so we still have to wait a little longer to have those details.

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Galaxy Online Samsung will soon receive Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

 

As mentioned, the new mobile operating system version of Google , Android 1.4 Jelly Bean, will be coming to Galaxy S3 between July and September, which still has a period of almost two months, but also get to New smartphone from Samsung, it is said that Android 4.1 also will be coming soon to other devices in the Galaxy line, which are more specific for the Galaxy S2, the Galaxy and the new Galaxy Note,Note 2. Currently, trials are underway with the Galaxy S3, and seems to be the first model to receive the update.
Also runs a rumor that Samsung is also conducting tests with the Galaxy S2, which will probably be the second to receive Jelly Bean.
There are no exact dates confirmed, so you have to be vigilant.

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Asus confirms Jelly Bean for his Transformer tablets

 

 Good news for those who hold a tablet Asus Transformer. Taiwan giant has announced that Android 4.1 Jelly Bean will be available to certain members of the Transformers line of tablets. The tablets to be included to receive the update will be these 3: Asus Transformer Pad, Asus Transformer Pad Prime , Asus Transformer Pad Infinity. 
If you have one of said devices in the coming months will be receiving a notification that the update is already available. For now, it only remains to wait and be alert to any developments.

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