Nokia X7 and Nokia E6 officially launched

The Nokia X7 and business Symbian phone – the E6, that was leaked previously in photos and videos has now been officially announced by Nokia.

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How Dark Wallpapers and Themes Save Your Smartphone's Battery?

As we know, there are different types of screen comes with different smartphones. Ever since the invention of flat panel monitors and screens, it didn't matter what colour your pixels were, you'd still consume the same amount of power. However, AMOLED and Super AMOLED screens are different. They don't have one big back light; instead, each pixel makes its own light. Thus, a pixel displaying a dark color actually consumes less power than a pixel displaying a light color. Reader Steve performed a few tests to find out if this was actually true.

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LG's 72-inch 3D LCD coming to CES 2011

LG says their LZ9700 is the world's largest 3D LED-backlit LCD TV and will probably also be one of LG's most expensive TVs ever.

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Top 10 3D Televisions (LCD HDTV)

3DTVs tend to be the best performing HDTVs period, 'cause the set has to scream to deliver awesome images to each eyeball separately. Well, these are the best 3DTVs around, as recommended by Televisioninfo.com.

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SMD showcase Super PLS LCD which will replace IPS Displays

Samsung Mobile Display showcase the next generation LCD-TFT Display for smartphones. SMD shows in a sample the differents between the new Super Plan to Line switching display and the IPS technology. Samsung claims that the Super PLS displays have a 100 percent improvement in viewing angles compared to IPS, which has become popularized in Apple's iPad, and also offers a 10 percent increase in brightness.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will get multi-touch in 2011

Sony Ericsson has officially confirmed that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will get some form of multi-touch during an OTA firmware update in Q1 2011.

Samsung official blog said:
"Besides that there is also support in third party applications but because of the limitations on e.g.

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Sharp release its new glasses-free 3D smartphone named " Sharp LYNX"

Sharp comes with its new Galapagos glasses-free 3D smartphone named "LYNX 3D SH-03C" to NTT Docomo of Japan.

It runs on Android 2.1 OS. The company says that they will give the LYNX an update to Android 2.2 Froyo in the future, which would

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Samsung shows a new 19-inch OLED TV prototype

Samsung Mobile Display shows a new 19-inch OLED TV prototype that was touted to be produced using a spanking new inkjet method.

This panel is actually an AMOLED panel that has a count of 960 x 540 pixels at 58ppi resolution. It also has a brightness level of 200 cd/m², supporting up to 16.77 million colors (that's more than what your eyes care to view) and a 8-bit color scale. 

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Samsung shows its 30-inch 3D AMOLED Display

Samsung after showcasing a 7-inch Super AMOLED Galaxy Tab, the Korean company is also showcasing a 30-inch 3D AMOLED display.

The panel from SMD has 30 inch and is larger then the last prototypes which Samsung showcased at CES-2010.

The Samsung Electronics LCD business

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Samsung will announce their new flexible 4.5 inch AMOLED displays

Next week Samsung will announce their new flexible 4.5 inch AMOLED displays in Japan at the Flat Panel Display Convention.The panels are said to offer the same vividness and crispness as those used on the Galaxy S series smartphones, making us believe that they may possibly be a Super AMOLED panel. 

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ViewSonic introduces 22- and 24-inch VG36-LED monitors

ViewSonic today announced the launch of its latest LED backlit monitors -- the VG36-LED Series.

The VG36-LED Series makes its debut with the 24" (23.6" vis.) VG2436wm-LED and 22" (21.5" vis.) VG2236wm-LED. These environmentally-friendly LED monitors feature a slim bezel profile and native 1920x1080 resolution.

Both mercury-free monitors offer an impressive 20,000,000:1 MEGA contrast ratio.

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Ortustech has developed the world's smallest full HD, 4.8-inch TFT display

Ortustech has developed the world's smallest full HD,  4.8-inch TFT display.

The panel sports a resolution of 1,920 × 1,080 dots which is based on HAST (Hyper Amorphous Silicon TFT), an microfabrication technology, liquid crystal alignment technology.

Ortustech Said:
"overwhelmingly high definition display identification beyond the limits of the human eye (458ppi) achieved by, it became possible to force a natural three-dimensional visual representation" 

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