Sharp, yeah that brand, is back with another Android One smartphone, the S7. Set to arrive in Japan later this year, the phone is among the first to run Android 10.The Sharp S7 features a 5.5-inch (2160 x 1080) display, 12-megapixel rear camera, and 8-megapixel front-facing camera. Under the hood is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 processor with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage.Other specifications worth highlighting include a microSD expansion card slot and 4,000mAh battery. Interestingly enough, Sharp says the S7 will last one week on a full charge.Realistically this is far from accurate as Sharp measures this with just one hour of usage per day and 23 hours on standby. With that said, we’d anticipate somewhere between 1-2 days.Wrapped in metal, the phone is water resistant and rated against dust and shock. In terms of color options, the handset will sell in Silver, Gray, and Peach. Pricing and exact launch timing will be revealed at a later date.As part of the Android One program, the Sharp S7 is expected to receive at least one major software update (two years) and three years of security patches.
Blu Products on Wednesday introduced its latest phone, the G9. At just $180 the price tag suggests an entry-level experience, but the specifications tell a slightly different story.Running Android 9 Pie, the Blu G9 (READ OUR REVIEW OF THE G9 HERE) offers up a large screen, generous battery life, and an unexpected design language. That is, rather, that it seems to punch above its weight class.With a 6.3-inch display and a 4,000mAh battery, it ticks two of the most important boxes for today’s consumer. It’s the first phone from Blu to feature the V-notch, or water drop-like cutout display.Powering the phone are a 2.0GHz octa-core processor with 4GB RAM. Storage is pegged at 64GB, but a microSD expansion card slot allows for extra (up to 128GB) media.Available in Black and Gradient Blue colors, the Blu G9 comes with dual-rear (13-megapixel, 2-megapixel) cameras, and a front-facing 13-megapixel camera. Using AI and software, the camera enhances things for portraits, night, panoramas, group selfies, and more. Moreover, it can create 52-megapixel shots by boosting the 13-megapixel picture by for times.The Blu G9 is an unlocked phone that works with AT&T, T-Mobile, and their respective GSM brands. Whereas it normally retails for $180, a limited time sale sees it going for just $130 at Amazon while supplies last.Blu G9 review
A new animation from NASA shows a fly-over of Mount Sharp on Mars, the location where the Curiosity rover is currently exploring. It also shows the path that Curiosity will take over the next few years.The post See a fly-over of Mars and track the path Curiosity will take up Mount Sharp appeared first on Digital Trends.
As if one notch wasn't enough, Japanese manufacturer Sharp unveiled a new smartphone that has two -- one teardrop style notch at the top, and a bigger notch at the bottom. Here's what the world's first dual-notch smartphone looks like.The post Sharp doubles down on the notch trend with Aquos R2 Compact appeared first on Digital Trends.
Sharp may have been quiet on the phone front over the past year or so, but it hasn't totally forgotten about smartphones. The company has announced three new smartphones, two of which have nice big displays for midrange phones.The post Sharp jumps back into the phone market with a trio of midrange devices appeared first on Digital Trends.
Intel has devised a new method for improving the battery life of lightweight laptops running its CPUs. In partnership with Sharp and Innolux, the new 1W displays are said to boost battery life by up to 50 percent.The post Intel just showed how it can substantially increase laptop battery life appeared first on Digital Trends.
Sharp has unveiled its latest phone, and it's called the Android One S3. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the device is its design -- which is very similar to the iPhone 5c.The post Sharp’s new iPhone 5c copy is called the Android One S3, runs stock Android appeared first on Digital Trends.
With a Snapdragon 835, 8GB of RAM, and Dolby Atmos sound, the Razer Phone may be a media-munching monster -- but it's not invincible. Check out our list of the best Razer Phone cases you can buy to keep it safe.The post The five best Razer Phone cases to keep your phone looking sharp appeared first on Digital Trends.
Your Sharp kitchen is about to get smart. Thanks to a new partnership between smart recipe startup SideChef and appliance maker Sharp, your kitchen tools and gadgets will be blessed with some newfound intelligence.The post Sharp and SideChef team up to make your kitchen smarter than ever appeared first on Digital Trends.
Sharp will reveal its next full-screen smartphone, called the Aquos S2, at an upcoming event in Beijing. The device will go on sale in China on August 15 but don't expect it to make it to the west.The post Sharp’s latest bezel-less smartphone is the Aquos S2, and it’s coming this month appeared first on Digital Trends.
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