Source: The Verge

Source: The Verge

You can read the Verge’s review of Lumia 920 running Windows Phone 8 here.

Check out this exclusive from The Verge where Matias Duarte, chief of Android design unveils the new Nexus devices.

With the hurricane on the east coast spoiling the Google Nexus party, we expected that Mountain View will make us wait a few more days. Apparently, they did not want to do that. So, Google quietly revamped its entire Nexus line today and showed us the best from their camp. 

First comes the Nexus 4, an LG built smartphone running Android 4.2 with same specifications as indicated by the leaks - a 4.7 inch 1280x768 display, 2 GB of RAM, a quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro chip, an 8 megapixel Sony made BSI camera sensor and  an option for either 8 or 16 GB of storage. Nexus 4 will be available unlocked in the first half of November with the 8 GB version costing $299 and the 16 GB, for fifty dollars more. One notable omission here is LTE, which ironically was present in last year’s Samsung built Galaxy Nexus. If we leave this niggle, its a beautiful device, and perhaps one among the handful of phones we’ve really liked till date. 

If the folks at BriefMobile are right, what you see here is the Google Nexus 10 manufactured by Samsung running Android 4.2. Its the larger successor to the Nexus 7 by Asus that launched earlier this year. 

Important specifications include a 2560*1600 panel in a 10.1 inch display (which means a staggering density of 300 ppi in a tablet), a dual core ARM A15 based Samsung Exynos 5250 CPU with cores running at 1.7 GHz, a Mali T604 GPU, 2 GB of RAM and 16GB of storage (among other options) and 5 megapixel rear camera besides the front shooter.

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Straight to the point - an iPad Mini, a 13 inch Retina Macbook Pro and a tweaked iPad are what expect at Apple’s event tomorrow. However, we are more interested in the smaller version of Apple’s tablet. So, lets have some fun guessing the device until Apple spoils it with their event.

A smaller iPad has been in speculation for well more than a year and a half. However, the rumor gained traction with the launch of Amazon’s Kindle late last year and Google’s (okay, Asus’) Nexus7. Though the dent to Cupertino’s bottom line from these two Android bearers is not very significant at this point, Apple would not want to leave itself unprotected, especially when a category it’s deeply focusing on - books, needs smaller and less expensive devices.

The Mini is with no doubt designed to cement Apple’s position in the tablet space.

In an effort to make October more interesting, Google has announced an Android event on Oct 29. It wants to talk about Jelly Bean’s successor and also reveal the next Nexus device (or devices).

To add, we think that the 32GB Nexus7 will also be announced that day. As per leaked screenshots, the 32GB version will be priced at $249, which is price of the current 16GB version. So, it’s better to wait for a couple of weeks before you purchase the tablet. 

Thanks Engadget for the image.

Yes, the Oct 23 Apple event is happening. An iPad Mini or a 13 inch Retina Macbook Pro, only time will tell.

Thanks Engadget for the image.