DTS Delivers Outstanding Audio as a Key Mobile Device Differentiator

28 February 2012 - DTS, a leader in high-definition audio, will showcase state-of-the-art audio solutions at Mobile World Congress 2012. Visitors to the show will enjoy an array of exhibits showcasing high-quality audio technology demonstrations and previews, with the opportunity to learn about DTS’ latest industry partnerships. Additionally, attendees will experience first-hand how today’s devices - from on-the-go mobile to connected TV platforms - rely on DTS audio solutions to deliver an enriched audio experience.With phones and tablets increasingly used to consume high-definition media, consu

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Sony Cyber-Shot HX200V with 30X optical zoom

Standing at the top of Sony's H-series (H for High-powered zoom) the Sony HX200V features a 30X optical zoom that captures an image from an 18 Megapixel CMOS sensor. It can also use a digital zoom (Sony's Clear Image Zoom) to capture the equivalent of a 60X zoom image. Sony says that its Clear Image Zoom is much fancier than the plain magnification often used in consumer cameras. When it was presented to us, the demo was pretty convincing, but we did not have time to do a side by side comparison.

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Facebook Ads turn unsuspecting man into spokesperson for giant tub of love lube

A 55-gallon tub of lube is funny. That's just science. But when you post to Facebook about it being a funny thing that exists in the world, there's a chance that your post might get turned into an ad for that specific lifetime supply of hand love enabler, visible to everyone you know. That's what happened when Nick Bergus posted about the notorious 55-gallon pleasure tub a while back. He saw it, fired off a joke, and more or less forgot about it.

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LG Optimus Vu hands-on at MWC 2012

Yes it's the LG Optimus Vu, and we got a chance to play with it. The verdict. It's quite lovely. The design is simple but attractive, and the build quality / materials are impressive. There's no doubt this is a thin and wide device - just like the Samsung Galaxy Note, two hands are the name of the game here. Is it a phone or a tablet? Take a look at our gallery below and judge for yourself.






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Asus Padfone Now a Reality

What Asus has been developing makes an official introduction at this year's Mobile World Congress. The Asus Padfone is a smartphone that can be inserted into a tablet-shaped dock for a mean double threat. The device features a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED qHD screen, Android 4.0, dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor from Qualcomm, an 8-megapixel camera on the back with auto-focus and flash, and a VGA front-facing camera for video chat. It also comes with 64GB of internal storage, which can be expanded thanks to the microSD slot, Bluetooth 4.0, HDMI, GPS, WCDMA, and HSPA+. The Padfone measures just 9.2mm at the side.

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Nokia Services debut at MWC 2012

[MWC 2012] Nokia has unleashed new services at Mobile World Congress that is happening right now in Barcelona, Spain – where the Finnish smartphone manufacturer has finally seen the light and intend to make one's experience on a Nokia Lumia smartphone complete with the use of Maps, Drive and Transport – in addition to a world class eReading service, not to mention the spanking new Nokia Life for folks who live in dynamic growing economies. We will concentrate more on Nokia Reading this time around, where this premium e-book and audio experience will add another dimension to your everyday use of the Nokia Lumia.

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Is this the Nokia Lumia 610? More specifications leaked

While posters are raised and Barcelona continues to fill with confused-looking tech journalists, another taste of Nokia's 2012 offerings has appeared. This time, it's the company's low-cost Windows Phone entry. The Lumia 610 will purportedly pack a 3.2-inch display and a 3-megapixel camera, with BGR even reckoning that it will arrive with Microsoft's Windows Phone Tango OS, with a price of around 175 euros.

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