Japan: SONY, Toshiba and Hitachi presented 3 prototype displays.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

Japan: SONY, Toshiba and Hitachi presented 3 prototype displays.Video.

Japan Display (SONY, Toshiba and Hitachi) has presented three prototype displays, titled "Innovation Vehicles", which combining the latest mobile display technologies from Sony, Toshiba, and Hitachi.

"Japan Display was established in April, by the three companies. During the six months since then, technology developers from each company have worked together, to see what new technologies we could create. The result is this Innovation Vehicle."

The three versions that have been developed consist of: a 5-inch Full HD, 438ppi smartphone display; a 7-inch, 2560x1600 pixel WQXGA 431ppi tablet display; and a 12.2-inch, 1,920 x 720 car display. These displays feature key technologies for forthcoming applications, including WhiteMagic for power saving, Pixel Eyes integrated touch panels, and IPS-NEO, which is the newest IPS technology, featuring a wide viewing angle and high contrast.

Additionally, the smartphone display is ultra-thin, with the module being just 0.96 mm thick, with borders measuring just 1mm.

"WhiteMagic technology reduces backlight power consumption, by using white pixels as well as red, green, and blue. In a smartphone, the backlight accounts for about half of the power consumed. For the panel overall, power consumption is reduced by about 40%. If you keep the backlight on, power consumption is the same, but the picture is really bright. So, you get a panel that's really easy to view, even outdoors."

"With Pixel Eyes technology, the touch-panel is built in, rather than being attached from outside. The structure becomes simple, so it's easy to make the display thin. Such a thin display is very sensitive, so we've utilized that to enable writing with a pen. Currently, finger operation is the norm, but we'd like to provide a pen-drawing solution next. This is what we're presenting here."

"Finally, here we've enhanced the design, by making the panel curved, and rounding its edges, so it could fit into a car dashboard. We're using this design-oriented version to present a car display prototype as well."

"We don't yet have a timeline for commercial versions, but since we've reached this stage, we'd like to show these to customers, and get to work on sales. We hope to start mass-producing these displays next year."

Video: SONY Xperia™ T - The Bond phone has arrived. Behind the scenes.

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Video: SONY Xperia™ T - The Bond phone has arrived. Behind the scenes.

Go behind the scenes to see how the TV and cinema ad for the new Xperia T smartphone from Sony was made. Packed with all the action including a speedboat near miss, Aston Martin car chase and rooftop free running.

Experience the world of SKYFALL with the Xperia™ T, the Bond phone - packed with exclusive Bond content.

More information on: SONY Xperia TL James Bond SKYFALL smartphone now on AT&T for $100 in Nov 2.

2013 : SK Hynix BSI camera sensors manufacturer to boost production for 13 mpxls cameras. Samsung great customer.

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2013 : SK Hynix BSI camera sensors manufacturer to boost production for 13 mpxls cameras. Samsung great customer.

Samsung Electronics is increasing its dependence on SK hynix to provide sensors for cameras installed in its smartphones and touch-screen tablets. This also means that Japan’s Sony is at risk of losing one of its biggest customers.

Samsung’s partnership with SK hynix is interesting because the two companies are competing for the title of the world’s largest provider of computer memory chips. In the fast-moving technology scene, no friends are forever and neither are enemies. 

``As cameras in mobile devices have become essential features, we are buying more backside illuminated (BSI) sensors from SK hynix because they provide good pricing and output commitment,’’ said a Samsung official Friday. 

``The resolution in phone cameras has been improving, evidenced by lavish pixel counts. We need to hedge risks across suppliers and we are still buying billions of dollars worth of sensors from Sony. But it’s also true that we are increasing BSI sensor supplies from SK hynix significantly.’’ 

In comparison to front-side illuminated (FSI) sensors, BSI provide better picture quality for small gadgets such as mobile Internet devices. These sensors are used in some of the most advanced smartphones, such as Samsung’s Galaxy handsets and Apple’s iPhones. 

Sony has been the industry’s main provider of BSI sensors. However, handset vendors such as Samsung and Apple are increasingly concerned about Sony’s tight supplies because the smartphone sales are continuing to increase rapidly, the official said. 

Industry sources say that SK hynix has been providing Samsung with image sensors used for five-megapixel cameras, which are to be installed in Samsung’s lower-end smartphone models. Samsung buys about 45 percent of the image sensors manufactured by SK hynix.

An SK hynix official expected BSI sensors to account for a larger part of the company’s business in the future. 

``We are heavily investing to boost our presence in the market for these sensors. From the first quarter of next year, we will be mass producing sensors for eight-mega pixel cameras and from late next year for 13-megapixel cameras,’’ he said. 

2013 will be then the year for 13 mpxls cameras on the smartphones. However ASUS took the lead with the   recent announced PadFone 2 in Milan, which sports a 13 mpxls camera.

Official spokesmen from Samsung and SK hynix declined to comment on the story. 

Market analysts and fund managers say SK hynix’s focus on the BSI sensor business will help it lower its heavy dependence on the volatile and highly-cyclical memory chips business and find another cash-generator.

SK hynix is the world’s second biggest supplier of conventional DRAM memory chips, while it is the world’s third-biggest maker of flash-type memory chips. 

The revenue portion from non-memory chip business such as BSI sensors, which are a variant of logic chips, is reportedly below 5 percent.

2013: SONY targets to become third smartphone vendor, to sell 50 million units.

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2013: SONY targets to become third smartphone vendor, to sell 50 million units.

Sony Mobile plans to sell 50 million smartphones in 2013 as it looks to increase sales by 50 percent year-on-year, reports Chinese publication Cens.com.

If the company achieves its target it could leapfrog several rivals, including Nokia, to become the world’s third-largest smartphone vendor behind Apple and Samsung.

The company also plans to increase the proportion of smartphones that are produced on an outsourced basis from 30 percent to 35 percent next year, with Taiwan’s Compal, Arima and Foxconn set to receive orders, according to the report.

Sony unveils its first hybrid ultrabook and mobile tabletop PC with Windows 8 for the US market.

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Sony unveils its first hybrid ultrabook and mobile tabletop PC with Windows 8 for the US market.

Sony today introduced its first mobile Tabletop PC for the U.S. market, the VAIO® Tap 20 PC, and its slider hybrid, the VAIO® Duo 11 Ultrabook™, combining innovative hardware designs with rich touch experiences powered by Windows 8. Alongside the new state-of-the-art PCs, there’s an elegant T Series Ultrabook and portfolio of VAIO PCs that put touch right at the heart of the personal computing experience.

Built with Sony’s innovative digital imaging, sound and TV technology, the latest VAIO Touchworld collection features bright, responsive 10-point multi-touch screens with engaging interactive applications, family computing options and new experiences in mobile productivity.

“VAIO Tap 20 is creating a new category of PC’s by combining desktop PC functionality, battery-powered mobility, and multi-angle viewing,” said Steven Nickel, VP, Sony VAIO. “This along with the innovative VAIO Duo 11 and the intuitive touch solutions incorporated across our existing PC portfolio, offers consumers flexibility to optimize their Windows 8 experience. Through the combination of compelling applications, Sony’s network services, and cross device connectivity, VAIO is leading the way in developing a new Touchworld experience.  We expect when consumers think of touch PCs, they’ll think of VAIO.”

Cut the Cord with Battery Powered All-in-One PC

VAIO Tap 20 is a family tabletop PC designed to take advantage of the intuitive ease of Windows 8. Featuring a 20-inch screen, this mobile desktop PC can lay flat on a coffee table for the whole family to play games on the large screen. With a removable battery, users can easily move it from room to room in the house – from bedrooms and kids’ play areas to the kitchen or garage. Powered by Mobile BRAVIA^® Engine 2 by Sony for amazing picture quality, VAIO Tap 20 ensurescrisp, clear images while the built-in stand and wide angle panel enables viewing at many angles. Users can also stand VAIO Tap 20 upright and use it as a fully-functioning desktop PC to work on documents, surf the web and check emails with the supplied wireless keyboard and mouse.

VAIO Tap 20 comes with a choice of apps that are optimized for responsive 10-point multi-touch operation, including Fingertapps™ Organizer, a calendar app for family members to communicate digitally via posted to-do lists and recorded messages and videos.

In order to further enhance the VAIO Touchworld experience, Sony partnered with ArtRage to offer the premiere digital arts software, ArtRage Studio, on all five of the new touch VAIO models. ArtRage Studio offers natural painting tools such as oil paints and watercolors, along with utilities to make painting easier for anyone who wants to paint or draw on their computer regardless of skill level.

Sony also partnered with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to develop My Daily Clip application, a fun movie trivia game that lets up to four players gather around the VAIO Tap 20 and watch a wide range of favorite scenes from Sony Pictures movies and answer trivia questions.

Boost Productivity and Creativity with VAIO Duo 11

The versatile VAIO Duo 11 PC transforms almost instantly between a power-packed Ultrabook and a multi-media tablet with scratch-resistant glass. With Sony’s high build quality, VAIO Duo 11 features a durable Surf Slider® mechanism to switch smoothly between keyboard and tablet for a dual functioning computing experience.

Slim and light, VAIO Duo 11 weighs approximately 2.84 lbs. and features an 11.6-inch screen. VAIO Duo 11 also offers a pressure-sensitive digitizer stylus for the satisfyingly expressive feel of natural handwriting directly on the touchscreen. A choice of swappable pen tips allows for a firmer or softer writing feel. It’s excellent for writing, sketching and interacting with media and applications on the bright, detail-packed Full HD touchscreen.

Featuring an LCD display and backlit keyboard, the VAIO Duo 11 is available on latest-generation Intel® Core™ processors for maximum productivity. In addition to performance, looks and mobility, VAIO Duo 11 includes full functional I/O port connectivity and Sony’s unique Sheet Battery technology (sold separately).

VAIO Duo 11 makes it easy to crop photos and graphics with Active Clip™ developed by Sony. Just draw roughly around the edge of the chosen picture with the digitizer stylus and Active Clip automatically detects edges and cuts out the background, allowing users to drop the cleanly-bordered image straight into documents or presentations. In addition, the Note Anytime application available for download on VAIO Duo 11 is for digitally jotting down handwritten notes on the touchscreen.

Rich Entertainment Experience for VAIO Tap 20 and VAIO Duo 11

Both the VAIO Tap 20 and Duo 11 PCs make it easier than ever to connect with other home devices and share content. Through Sony’s one-touch function, users can easily and  instantaneously enjoy media content across an array of NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled devices. Simply touch one device against another and instantly establish a wireless connection.

VAIO Tap 20 and VAIO Duo 11 also feature incorporated stereo speakers utilizing Sony’s audio fidelity expertise, including Dolby^® Home Theatre^® v4 Audio Technology to experience full-impact surround sound.

Sony Entertainment Network’s Music Unlimited service is also available with full access to millions of songs at any time.

T Series

The top-selling stylish T Series Ultrabook made with an ultra-smooth brushed aluminum shell now comes with a touch display on the new T13 Ultrabook to allow consumers to experience Windows 8-based touch in a clamshell form factor.

Sony is also introducing the T14 Ultrabook incorporating the same port connectivity as the T13 model and includes an optical disc drive to support Blu-ray and DVD media.

E Series

The VAIO E Series family is an excellent portable companion for students and everyday users. Featuring Sony’s signature wrap around design, the E Series now includes a touchscreen enabled aluminum E Series 14P model with signature VAIO diamond cut logo as well as a new E17, 17-inch model with a Full HD Display (1920 x 1080) and a Quad Core processor. Also available in 11-inch, 14-inch and 15-inch models, the PCs include backlit keyboards (14-inch and 15-inch), the latest Intel® Core™ processors (14-inch and 15-inch), with clear high contrast displays and AMD Radeon® graphics options.

S Series

The S Series continues to offer an enhanced combination of mobility and performance in an elegant design crafted in tough, weight-saving magnesium, aluminum and carbon fiber materials. The 13-inch model is now available in a new Burgundy Red color. The S Series is also available in 13.3-inch Premium and 15.5-inch models.

All Sony VAIO’s will feature either Windows 8 or Windows 8 Pro 

Sony’s media applications

Also unique to Sony’s VAIO line are two new apps for an expanded entertainment experience. The Album application makes viewing, sorting or sharing photos and videos fun and intuitive.

The Music application lets listeners enjoy their music collection with superb quality thanks to incorporated stereo speakers utilizing Sony’s audio fidelity. Both applications let VAIO users throw or stream personal photos, video and music to DLNA compatible devices such as BRAVIA TVs and network speakers.

Sony Imagination Studio™ VAIO^® Edition

Many models also feature Sony Imagination Studio™ VAIO^® Edition, which includes four powerful Sony applications: Movie Studio Platinum, ACID™ Music Studio, Sound Forge™ Audio Studio and DVD Architect™ Studio software - so you can create music and movies like never before.

“Socialife”

Lastly, the Socialife application, available for download from the Windows Store, is a social feed aggregator that allows users to view, sort and manage SNS such as Facebook and Twitter, and news feeds through one stylish user interface. Based on what your friends are reading, Socialife is able to point out other popular topics and even suggests content. Find out more about Socialife: http://app.sel.sony.com/socialife/en/index.html.

Pricing and Availability

The new touch enabled VAIO line will be available at the end of October at Sony retail stores (www.store.sony.com) and other authorized dealers nationwide. Below are approximate suggested retail prices for each model.

VAIO Tap 20

VAIO Tap 20 $879.99 and up in Black; White.

VAIO Duo 11

VAIO Duo 11 $1099.99 and up in Black.

E Series

E Series 11 $449.99 and up in Black; White.

E Series 14 $449.99 and up in Black; White; Pink.

E Series 14P $689.99 and up in Gun Metallic and Gold; Silver and Blue, Pink and Pink; Black and Red; White and Blue.

E Series 15 $449.99 and up in Black; White; Aluminum Silver; Pink.

E Series 17 $729.99 and up in Black; White.

T Series Ultrabook

T Series 13 $669.99 and up in Aluminum Silver.

T Series 14 $669.99 and up in Aluminum Silver.

S Series

S Series 13 $799.99 and up in Black; Silver; White; Pink; Burgundy Red.

S Series 13 Premium $1199.99 and up in Black; Gold; Gun Metallic.

S Series 15 $849.99 and up in Black; White; Silver.

L Series All-in-One

L Series $1199.99 and up in Black and White.

SONY TV Commercial SKYFALL James Bond movie.

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SONY TV Commercial SKYFALL James Bond movie.

SONY Electronis has invested a lot on this TV commercial to show the Xperia TL , a tablet, Bravia monitors, and a  Vaio laptop

The official Movie James Bond`s SkyFall in the USA is set for November 9. However in this Sony TV commercial, it is showing October 26,2012 as in theathers.

Related post: Adele sings James Bond`s 007 theme "SkyFall" .Video

SONY Xperia T, TV commercial. Video and specifications.

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SONY Xperia T,  TV commercial. Video and specifications.

Camera and video

• 13 megapixel camera with pulsed LED flash and auto focus
• Sony’s Exmor™ R for mobile CMOS sensor
• 16x digital zoom
• HD video recording (1080p)
• Sweep panorama
• Image playback, supported formats: BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, WBMP
• Image capture, supported format: JPEG
• Video playback and recording, supported formats: 3GPP, MP4
• Front-facing camera (1.3 megapixel, 720p)
• Face detection and Smile detection
• Aperture f/2.4
• "Album" app

Connectivity and communication

• USB High speed 2.0 and Micro USB support
• WiFi and WiFi Hotspot functionality
• DLNA Certified
• aGPS
• WebKit web browser with Pan & zoom
• Bluetooth technology
• Native USB tethering
• NFC
• HDMI via MHL support
• Synchronisation via Exchange ActiveSync, SyncML, Microsoft
• eCompass™
• Smart Connect

Memory

• RAM: 1GB
• Flash memory: Up to 16 GB
• Expansion slot: microSD™, up to 32GB

Entertainment

• TrackID music recognition
• xLOUD Experience – audio filter technology
• FM Radio with RDS
• 3.5 mm audio jack for headphones
• Audio playback, supported formats: MP3, 3GPP, MP4, SMF, WAV, OTA, Ogg vorbis, FLAC
• Audio recording, supported formats: 3GPP, MP4, AMR
• PlayStation™ Certified
• 3D and Motion gaming
• Timescape with Twitter integrated
• Sony Entertainment Network (selected markets only)
• Clear audio and clear bass
• Headphone surround sound
• TV launcher
• Facebook with Xperia
• "WALKMAN" app
• "Movies" app

Display

• 4.6", 1280 x 720 pixels 16,777,216 TFT
• HD Reality display with Mobile BRAVIA® Engine
• Shatter proof sheet on scratch-resistant glass
• Capacitive touchscreen with on-screen QWERTY keyboard

Pre-loaded applications

• Google Voice Search
• Google Talk application
• Google Mail
• Google Maps with Street View and Latitude

Networks

• GSM GPRS/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900
• UMTS HSPA+ 850, 900, 1700, 1900, 2100

China smartphone market: Sony Mobile Communications AB will win enormous opportunities.

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China smartphone market: Sony Mobile Communications AB will win enormous opportunities.

Sony Mobile Communications AB will win enormous opportunities in China's smartphone market if the company always focuses on the right products, is quick to respond to market demand and is speedier in innovation, according to Sony Mobile's top officer in China.

The Chinese smartphone market is extremely "tough and intense", said Magnus Ahlqvist, president of Sony Mobile China. "The market has all the international players, as well as a number of Chinese rivals who also perform actively," Ahlqvist said in an exclusive interview with China Daily.

After the Japanese electronics giant Sony Corp bought out Ericsson AB's half of their 10-year-old venture for $1.3 billion in February, Sony Mobile has become a wholly owned subsidiary under Sony Corp and is acting as a pillar for the company's turnaround plan.

With China being the world's biggest smartphone market, with an expected smartphone shipment of more than 164 million units this year, Sony Mobile regards it as a key customer and focuses more on it now, he said.

"Sony Mobile tries to ensure it does very deep analysis on the Chinese market. Then we can have a good assessment of what are the opportunities going forward," Ahlqvist added.

Unlike Samsung Electronics of South Korea, which has a complete product line covering all price levels, Sony Mobile's products were mainly targeting mid- to high-end segments. Of all the global brands competing in China, Sony Mobile had about 60 percent of its smartphones sold at a price of more than 2,000 yuan ($315), behind only Apple Inc and Research In Motion, according to a study conducted by Barclays.

However, the majority of Chinese people can only afford a smartphone with a price tag of between 700 yuan and 2,000 yuan, which means Sony Mobile has ceded the lion's share of the booming Chinese smartphone market to Samsung and local competitors.

"Yes, we have probably lost shares in those segments because we have not addressed them, so we don't really have a presence today," Ahlqvist said. But, on the other hand, every company has to do a good job in areas it is really expert at, he continued.

Sony Mobile's performance in the mid- and high-end sectors has already given us a lot of confidence, he pointed out.

Ahlqvist said Sony Mobile had achieved a clear increase in market share in the higher end segment in the second quarter in China. "Combined with our creative technology, rich content and unique design, I am quite confident that we will continue to grow at a fast pace," he said.

Sony Mobile has introduced 12 smartphone models in the Chinese market this year. Ahlqvist said it is a must for his company to better understand customers' needs and be quick to launch products satisfying their demands. "The Chinese market is changing very fast," he said. Therefore, every product may have a shorter life span and should be replaced by new devices with advanced technologies.

Analysts argued that Sony Mobile might have the most potential to challenge industry's dominant players - Samsung and Apple - since Sony Mobile could take advantage of tremendous resources from its parent company Sony Corp.

"The competition in the mobile phone industry is no longer merely relying on hardware, but also on software and the whole eco-system as well," said Wang Ying, an analyst at Beijing-based research firm Analysys International. Sony is a rare, comprehensive entertainment company, with operations in movies, music, gaming and financial services. If it integrates well, those resources would quickly make Sony devices stand out, she said.

In a previous interview, Ahlqvist said there is a trend that people like to enjoy content and services through multi-screens, including smartphones, tablets, televisions and personal computers. "Through our many devices, people can enjoy all of Sony's content - from movies to music and games - in a way no one else can," he said.

Meanwhile, Chinese customers are familiar with the Sony brand thanks to the company's lengthy presence in the Chinese market. It's a positive benefit for Sony Mobile after it returned to Sony, he added.

Sony had a 3.5 percent share of the global smartphone market in the second quarter, according to Gartner Inc. Samsung topped the rankings with a 29.7 percent share, followed by Apple with 18.8 percent.

"I doubt Sony has the scale to re-emerge as a serious contender anytime soon," said Duncan Clark, chairman of BDA China, a consultancy company that follows China's IT industry.

Kunimasa Suzuki, a Sony executive vice-president overseeing mobile products, said earlier this month that Sony plans to draw on its skills in video games, cameras and audio players in developing smartphones and tablet computers, Bloomberg reported.

In April, when Sony's chief executive officer Kazuo Hirai laid out his strategy for the company, he said he expects the mobile products group, which also includes tablet computers and traditional personal computers, to generate more than 1.8 trillion yen ($23 billion) in revenue with a "significant improvement" in operating profit within three years.

Sony's mobile products division posted a loss of 28.1 billion yen in the fiscal first quarter that ended in June. However, Sony raised its estimate of smartphone shipments by about 2 percent to 34 million units for the year ending in March next year.

Windows Phone ? Sony says no.

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Windows Phone ? Sony says no.

Sony Mobile has no plans to build smartphones running Microsoft’s Windows Phone OS and, unlike major rivals, is sticking with an Android-only approach, reports German newspaper Die Welt.

Sony Mobile president and CEO Kunimasa Suzuki said in an interview that the company has “no current plans” to use Windows Phone in its devices.

Sony Mobile has previously committed to the Android platform as it moves to focus exclusively on smartphones, a strategy Suzuki reiterated when he was appointed in April.

Suzuki also told Die Welt that Sony Mobile has no plans to develop its own OS. This is despite Sony Corporation boss Hirai Kazuro saying recently that the software used by the PlayStation console could be developed into a mobile platform. Sony uses Microsoft software in its VAIO laptops and tablets.

Sony Mobile is also in a good position to counter patent lawsuits that many of its rival phone makers are facing, according to Suzuki, due to the large portfolio of intellectual property it holds.

The Sony division is currently undergoing a significant restructure after buying Ericsson out of the Sony Ericsson JV for US$1.05 billion.

The company plans to scrap around 1,000 jobs - 15 percent of the workforce - by March 2014 and move its corporate headquarters from Sweden to Tokyo. The jobs are due to go at the company’s site in Lund, Sweden but that base will remain an important strategic site for software and app development.

Sony Mobile’s market share has been shrinking in recent years in the face of increased competition, with the company making losses. However, Sony said in April it is targeting sales of US$22.2 billion for the mobile business in 2014, with “significant profitability improvement”.

Tendencias 2013: Productos con Pantallas Flexibles y Desplegables: Baterìas pequeñas con màs poder. Quièn será el primero en lanzarlas al mercado.?

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Tendencias 2013: Productos con Pantallas Flexibles y Desplegables: Baterìas pequeñas con màs poder. Quièn será el primero en lanzarlas al mercado.?

Si usted cree que ya comprò lo último en tecnología en este año 2012 y aùn en lo que falta del año, està equivocado,  usted verà màs de lo que hay ahora, en el 2013 y con diferentes tecnologìas incorporadas a sus dispositivos.

Productos por anunciarse en este 2012:

Aunque hay productos nuevos por salir como la Tablet Surface de Microsoft con ese interesante teclado de 3m.m de espesor, la HP Slate 8 con Windows 8 Pro, el nuevo Samsung Galaxy Note 2, nuevos Nokia Lumia con Windows Phone 8 , el iPhone 5 con pantalla màs amplia y la iPad Mini, la nueva versión de Amazon Kindle Fire, que serán interesantes , no es todo lo nuevo por salir que estaría en la cola de la línea de fabricación de la grandes marcas mundiales, como HP, Samsung, Apple, Nokia, Microsoft.

Si bien es cierto hay muchas otras marcas como SONY, HTC,LG, Asustek, Acer, ZTE, Huawei y Archos  que hacen buenos productos  y tendrán algunos debajo del brazo por anunciar, no creemos hagan un impacto significante en lo que queda de este año 2012.

La Tendencia para el año 2013: Productos con pantallas Flexibles y Desplegables. Baterìas pequeñas con mayor poder.

Muchas pruebas  han realizado los fabricantes de làminas inteligentes flexibles,  con pruebas de dureza y resistencia a martillazos y sin recibir un rasguño, están ya en la vìa de ser incorpordas a los nuevos móviles del 2013 , tanto teléfonos inteligentes como tablets y me atrevo a decir  en televisiones inteligentes.

Tendremos entonces dispositivos mucho màs delgados que los de ahora y permitirán incoporar màs fácilmente otros elementos duros a estos, dando  servicios nuevos y màs capacidad en sus baterìas. Estas muy probablemente también evolucionen a menor tamaño y màs capacidad de almacenar energía.

Entre las empresas màs probables que lancen esta nueva línea de productos flexibles y aùn màs desplegables están HP, Samsung, Sony y LG.

Creemos que los sistemas operativos de cada uno de estos fabricantes están llegado a un punto de similitud, con mìnimas diferencias . Tales como HP webOS Open Source 1.0, Google Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, Apple iOS6 y Microsoft Windows Phone 8, y RIM Blackberry 10.

Procesadores Multicore para mòviles.

In-Stat, dijo que para el 2013, casi el 88 por ciento de los procesadores vendidos en el segmento de mercado de telefonía móvil será multi-core.

Hay un reconocimiento de que la red detrás del dispositivo también tiene que ser rápido

  "Tuvimos que decirles lo que podían hacer con 4G, y eso lo hacía más real para la gente. Así que no sólo se puede hablar de velocidades y avances o procesadores rápidos, pero ¿cuáles son las aplicaciones que utilizan."

Ed Hansberry escribe  que no hemos visto nada todavía, como Qualcomm y Texas Instruments están ambos trabajando en procesadores multi-núcleo para teléfonos móviles. Lo que me parece más interesante en el excelente artículo de Ed es que la razón para el cambio a multi-núcleo puede ser para prolongar la duración de la batería en lugar de aumentar la potencia de procesamiento. De núcleos múltiples chips tienen menos circuitos, haciéndolos más eficiente de la energía, y el sistema operativo puede ser optimizado para convertir uno de los núcleos de apagado cuando no se necesita.

Multitouch, Touchless , Voz de Comando y Gestos.

Con la nueva era de interactuar con su dispositivo Samsung con su Smart TV y Microsoft con su Kinect Xbox 360 son los pioneros en este rubro.

Cada vez màs esta tecnología de utilizar su dispositivo móvil sin tocarlo y con voz de comando será integrado a  los nuevos del 2013 con pantalla flexible y desplegable.

Aplicaciones.-

Como todo ahora està revolucionando gracias al Internet con aplicaciones HTLM 5 via Enyo para cualquier navegador,  la carrera por quien tiene màs aplicaciones nativas encadenadas al sistema operativo principal se irà reduciendo.

La comunidad de desarrolladores a construir aplicaciones deben aprovechar las velocidades del procesador más rápido.

Tendremos entonces dispositivos como los conceptos de estas  fotos, para el 2013, nosotros creemos que si:

Concepto realizado por un diseñador independiente no de SONY, el telèfono con pantalla desplegable se abre, convirtièndose en una tablet, lo interesante es que èl ha puesto una fecha 19 de Mayo del 2013, dàndonos a entender su percepciòn de la posibilidad de que estos mòviles flexibles-deplegables podrìan estar ya disponibles para esa fecha:

 El Samsung Pantalla Flexible para telèfonos existe, se esperaba Samsung anuncie algùn dispositivo para este año, pero a estas alturas creemos lo han dejado para el 2013:

Video de Samsung AMOLED Flexible: