Sony Cell Phones Wireless Charging Coming

 
​​
Future Sony
​ cell phones and​ Xperia
 smartphones 
​will 
recharge wirelessly in just 
​1
 hour

Yes, it's futuristic, but that 
​slow
 energy
​ recharge
 isn't great for impatient types. Sony
​ has a plan to resolve the problem of​
​
​
 slow wireless charging with its latest 
​wireless charging ​
invention
​ for cell phones.​
 The new unit, based on a forthcoming version of the Qi standard, promises to pump 10 to 15 watts of energy into your device 
​allowing you to charge your cell phone in just 1 hour.
 
​Using that much power would usually cause 
your smartphone to overheat
​, but ​
chip and power company Rohm promises that its new 
​cell phone charging chips
 can handle the temperature issues. 
​We expect the technology to be release mid
 2014
​.
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APPLE TO RELEASE IOS 6.1.2 ‘EARLY NEXT WEEK’ TO PATCH MAJOR SECURITY HOLE
Apple fans worried about someone breaking into their iPhones may only have to sweat it out for a few more days. Unnamed sources have told German iPhone fan siteiFun that Apple will “likely” release a major security patch for iOS 6.1 sometime next week. As9to5Mac notes, these same sources had previously told iFun the correct release date of iOS 6.1.1, so the website has accurately reported information on iOS updates in the past. A user on Wednesday uncovered a major security hole in iOS 6.1 that makes it incredibly easy to bypass the iPhone’s unlock screen pass code. Apple acknowledged the problem and said it was working to patch the vulnerability as quickly as it could.
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NOKIA TO COMPETE WITH RIVALS WITH MORE CHEAPER MODELS

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Nokia is shifting the focus of its turnaround strategy to regaining domination of cheaper handsets after a stuttering campaign to catch up with Apple and Samsung in high-end smartphones. The company will introduce cut-price basic phones to compete with Huawei and ZTE and a new, lower-price model of its Lumia smartphone at the Mobile World Congress convention in Barcelona.

APPLE-SAMSUNG JUDGE SAYS COMPANIES MUST NARROW LAWSUIT

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UBUNTU SMARTPHONES WILL BEGIN LAUNCHING IN OCTOBER

 There are already smartphones powered by Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Bada and Tizen, and soon Ubuntu will be added to that long list. In an interview withThe Wall Street Journal, Mark Shuttleworth, the founder and CEO of Canonical, said that smartphones running the company’s Linux-based Ubuntu operating system will be available to customers starting in October 2013. He also said that application developers will be granted early access to a version of the operating system that has been optimized for the Galaxy Nexus later this month. One of the smartphone’s unique features will allow it to be docked to a larger display for use with a keyboard and mouse. The operating system can also support Windows-based applications streamed to devices from corporate servers, giving business users access to all corporate data through a single device.
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