Canadian flat-panel maker Datawind and Indian operator Reliance Communications recently announced cooperation

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With the mobile phone into the intelligent era, these years the development of smartphones is rapid, Apple Samsung, such as mobile phone manufacturers to become the biggest beneficiaries at the same time, the low threshold also let more and more people began to realize that the National intelligence era is really coming.

In order to allow the people of third world countries to quickly throw away their own non-smart phones, the handset makers have played a price war. Canadian tablet maker Datawind and Indian operator Reliance Communications recently announced a partnership to launch the world's cheapest smartphone in India by the end of 2015, priced at just 999 rupees, or $15.

It is reported that the mobile phone will be equipped with a Linux system, only support 2G network connection, will be launched this December 28 in major stores in India. Does this price make you jaw-dropping?

Datawind has been committed to building ultra-low-priced smartphones, the company's cheapest selling products for $30, and many domestic manufacturers in India to sell the price of the smart machine at $100-150.

Qualcomm Snapdragon Dragon 820 still "fever."

The Dragon 810 is seen as a temporary transition for Qualcomm because he uses the standard ARM architecture and does not use a high-pass two development architecture, a processor that is too hot to deter many handset makers.

Just as everyone was looking forward to a new generation of 820 processors that could revive the world, a bad news came: the goods were still hot.

According to foreign media reports, Samsung is trying to solve the problem through software upgrades. If software problems fail to cool down, Samsung may consider using a heat sink to aid cooling on the phone.

It is learnt that next year a number of mobile phone manufacturers flagship products are waiting for 820 of this processor, including Samsung's S7 is also rumored to use the chip in the non-Japanese and Korean markets. But judging from the current situation, it seems that 820 of research and development is not progressing well.

Compared to the former Dragon 810,820 in the graphics performance and power consumption has been improved by 40%, and the latest 14nm process of 820, 810 20nm has considerable progress.

Nokia OZO Panoramic Camera Listing

Nokia, the once-smart-phone giant, has begun to shift its focus to smart hardware after the mobile market hit. Remember that dome camera Ozo released at the end of July? Nokia today announced in the official Twitter that Ozo will be listed on November 30.

The Ozo is a vision product for 3D VR photography, equipped with up to 8 simultaneous cameras and 8 microphones to capture stereoscopic three-dimensional video and audio.

Nokia plans to Ozo all production in Finland, initially not open to the consumer market, but the future is likely. Nokia partnered with VR equipment company Jaunt, which deals with hardware, software, tools, and applications, focusing on the production of VR content in movies.

There are already short-distance travel Video Studios (Jaunt Inc.) who are willing to support and adopt Ozo for entertainment, advertising, film and other fields, and Ozo is also expected to be a powerful tool for shooting virtual reality films.

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Canadian flat-panel maker Datawind and Indian operator Reliance Communications recently announced cooperation