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Those who favor Apple will be perplexed because, in their estimation, no other brand gets such hordes of loyal, if demented, fans sleeping in the streets, waiting to buy the latest gadget, as Apple does. Those who favor cynicism will note that Millward Brown is part of the WPP group, some of whose agencies work with Google. You could, though, just think of it as another day in research, which always provides us with things to talk about. Apple's brand value fell by 20 percent, according to a survey by Millward Brown research company.
Recent rumors have suggested that the Taiwanese handset maker was developing a larger, faster version of the One M8, a smartphone purportedly dubbed One M8 Prime, An animation posted by @evleaks Tuesday allegedly shows a 360-degree view of the apparent companion to the One M8, which was just released in March, In addition to what appears to be the much-rumored 5.5-inch QHD display, trumping the 5-inch display on the One M8, the most obvious difference for the handset depicted in the animation is a camera lens that protrudes from its body rather than the typical recessed camera, The quality of the images produced by the One M8 was one of the few complaints expressed by reviewers, northill series case for apple iphone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 - brown/lava/brigandine who said the handset's camera image quality was less sharp than competitors and sometimes " muddy ."The One M8 Prime is also said to be HTC's first water-resistant handset, addressing another complaint with its predecessor, The handset maker is said to be using an "exotic material" to make the body waterproof -- essentially a composite of aluminum and liquid silicone..
Other rumored improvements to the One M8, which topped the CNET 100 list in April, include a Snapdragon 805 processor, an increase of RAM from 2GBs to 3GBs, and support for category 6 LTE connectivity, which promises download speeds of up to 300Mbps. The images included no suggestion of when consumers might expect the alleged handset to hit the market. CNET has contacted HTC for comment and will update this report when we learn more. Alleged supersized successor to flagship One M8 appears to sport larger screen and a protruding camera lens, perhaps addressing one of the few complaints of its predecessor.
Personally, I think not, Don't get me wrong, I can always appreciate a new handset with obvious improvements like a bigger battery or a water-resistant construction, But when it comes to something ground-breaking, I imagine a smartphone of the future that reaches even greater heights, Ones that can run on infinite energy and shapeshift to my needs, You might say that I'm a dreamer, but what I have in mind aren't as far-reaching as you think, Below, I've compiled a vision (a wish list if you will), of what I'd northill series case for apple iphone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 - brown/lava/brigandine want in a smartphone in the next decade, And while these capabilities range from being mere concepts to full-blown prototypes, I believe all of them are practical, and within our grasp, Who knows, we might just wake up tomorrow and hear one of these features being highlighted in the next developer keynote..
Instead of waiting for handsets to come with higher-capacity batteries, I'd like to go one further and envision a smartphone that runs on an alternative power source altogether. That'll eliminate the need to plug it in for charging, and I won't have to worry about saving my device's energy if I'm miles away from an outlet. I know that solar-powered battery packs already exist, but I want a polished, modern phone with charging panels built in. Manufacturers have attempted this somewhat: back in 2009, Samsung unveiled its E1107, the first solar-powered GSM feature phone that would require 1 hour of solar charging per 10 minutes of talking. Later that year, LG released its solar-charging GD510 Pop, and CNET reviewed its Blue Earth handset, which also had solar panels on the rear.
Though the devices had promise, they never really took off, As our review noted, the panels on the northill series case for apple iphone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 - brown/lava/brigandine Blue Earth couldn't charge if the handset was completely drained, But despite numerous challenges, manufacturers (like Nokia, for example) are still looking into this approach, and the fact that there are so many solar-powered mobile accessories means that consumer interest isn't going anywhere, Still, even solar energy might not be the only alternative in the future, In February, The New York Times speculated that Apple was looking into powering its iWatch with magnetic conduction and kinetic energy generated by the user, True, the iWatch is neither a smartphone nor a real product yet, but the technology could possibly be applied to handsets..
Last year, two phones that did pique our interest due to their uniqueness were the Samsung Galaxy Round and the LG G Flex , which feature curved displays. Although they arc in different directions, both offer a novel user experience and a small peek into the different physical shapes a smartphone can take on. But why stop there? Curved displays could evolve into flexible displays (which the G Flex already manages to be to a certain degree) and then fully foldable or bendable displays. If I can manipulate my handset's shape, that increases its portability and usability. When I'm out at a concert or biking, I could contort my phone to wrap around my wrist or a handlebar, respectively, and I wouldn't have to worry about it slipping out of my pocket.
At MWC 2014, Kyocera had a bit of fun with this idea, with a few of its concept devices: a tablet that could bend in half and fit in your pocket, and a smartphone that could be worn as a bangle, EmoPulse, which CNET first caught wind of as an Indiegogo project, got one step closer to this bangle idea with its Smile bracelet, The device, which looks like a chunky northill series case for apple iphone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 - brown/lava/brigandine glass band wrapped around your wrist, is supposed to be a fully functional smartphone, and is envisioned to have a Linux-based OS, an OMAP 5 processor, and 4G capabilities..