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For those not in London - they really shelled out some money yesterday for the presentation (the public parts were also streamed live) - London Metropolitan Orc
by fpp 14y ago
For those not in London - they really shelled out some money yesterday for the presentation (the public parts were also streamed live) - London Metropolitan Orchestra playing, big stage etc.
A few more things were mentioned there (not included in the linked article):
Eye-movement recognition: It does not lock the phone while you're still looking at it.
Besides the Siri like voice recognition also something that - by use of motion detection - e.g. you move the phone towards your ear - initiates a phone call.
A similar to the Blackberry introduced burst-shot feature that lets you select the best head shot(s) within a series of portrait pictures (recognizes multiple heads/faces in the picture)
Some more advanced uses via DLNA / AllSharePlay and a new AllShare SDK.
Bluetooth 4.0, USB supports MHL -> can be used as a HDMI port
Flipboard pre-installed, Dropbox integration (free 50GB for 2 years)
optional stylus
They claimed 0.01ms response time for the OLED display (vs 50-70ms for the avg LCDs I guess)
The S3 will become available first in Europe (UK?) as 3G end of this month then Asia, as 4G in the U.S. during summer.
- mparlane 14y ago0.01? Is the period in the right place?!
- fpp 14y agoyes - they even had it on the screen yesterday - nevertheless very low response times are a core feature of OLED displays
- ars 14y agoIt's an LED. That's how long it takes to switch it from one light level to another. (It affects things like ghosting.) It's not the same thing as input lag which measures how long it takes to render things from a buffer (ideally that's 15ms or less, and no more than 30ms).