WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesús.
Maybe someone didn´t notice yet. But believe or not we are on the age of the internet/cloud. Everything you do for your daily life is internet connected and some of your information is cloud saved. You can shop, blog, chat, e-mail, go social, view and edit documents, save them on cloud services, read e-books, take pictures, stream music live, shoot a video, edit it and post it on youtube.
You don´t need a big screen smartphone to do that.
In this time when the tablets are in the boom , and where you can have all the above stuff on a bigger display screen like them , you won´t need a high ended smartphone but a powerful enough.
In a recent analysis made by Gartner they said:
“The majority of the impact will be from 7-inch media tablets on high-end smartphones as it will be hard for a user to justify owning both when the differentiation in usage model is very limited. Users buying a 7-inch tablet might opt for a lower priced smartphone with a smaller form factor.”
Source: WWTS
We found then that the HP webOS Veer smartphone is the smaller form factor powerful enough to fulfill the trend requirements of this time. Watch this info-commercial review video made by SKY TV-s Mark Bunting, which shows you how useful the Veer is.
The Veer works perfect for your daily life. Don´t you think ?
HP webOS Veer specifications.
HP webOS , HSDPA 7.2/HSUPA 5.76, Quad-band GSM/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900
GSM/GPRS/EDGE , 2.6-inch multitouch screen with a vibrant 18-bit color, 320x400 resolution , Slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard.
GSM/GPRS/EDGE , 2.6-inch multitouch screen with a vibrant 18-bit color, 320x400 resolution , Slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard.
Microsoft® Exchange email with Microsoft, Direct Push Technology, POP3/IMAP (Yahoo!® Mail, Gmail™, AOL, Hotmail®, etc.), Integrated IM, SMS, and MMS.
Built-in GPS (A-GPS) .
5-megapixel camera with extended depth of field, geotagging, and video capture. Video formats: MPEG-4, H.263, H.264 ,
Speakerphone; dual-mic for noise cancellation for quieter calls. Accelerometer, ambient light, and proximity .
Audio formats: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR, QCELP, WAV, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n with WPA, WPA2, WEP, 802.1X authentication; Bluetooth® wireless technology 2.1 + EDR with A2DP stereo Bluetooth support.
Wi-Fi router functionality for up to five devices using HP mobile hotspot.
8GB (~6.5GB available), USB mass storage support , 910 mAh (non-removable); up to 5.0 hours of talk time or 300 hours of standby time. Charger/magnetic connector with USB 2.0 Hi-Speed, Magnetic connector with 3.5mm stereo headset adapter included , HP Touchstone10 Compatible, Processor Qualcomm MSM7230, 800Mhz
Width: 54.5mm (2.15 inches), Height: 84.0mm (3.31 inches), Thickness: 15.1mm (0.59 inches) , 103 grams (3.63 ounces)
Features phones to disappear.
The features phones as we know , will start to disappear from the market . The internet/cloud based smartphones are now ruling the user needs.
The impact of the new networks operators speeds going to 4G LTE worldwide will take on the features phones, and accelerate their disappearance in short time.
HSPA/HSPA+
A basic smartphone has to have at least HSPA/HSPA+ capabilities to be compatible to the actual wave of changing to higher speeds by the worldwide operators networks.
Pixi applications on the Veer.
There are around 7000 webOS applications now available for the Pixi that can perfectly run on the Veer.
Touch to Share.
A webOS OTA (over the air) update for the Veer will enable the tap to share ability to interact with the TouchPad as the Pre3 does.
Veer Features:
· Web
· Email
· Contacts
· Calendar
· Camera
· Music
· Wi-Fi
· YouTube
· Text, multimedia, Google Talk™, AIM, and more.
HP webOS combines your messaging conversations with one person in the same view. Which means you can start chatting in, say, AIM, and then pick up the conversation later in Google Talk or even as a text message. With HP, you only have to think about what to say—not where to say it.1
· Turn a text message into a phone call.
You can place a phone call from Messaging by tapping the header in the conversation thread. It displays a list of all the numbers you have for that contact, which makes it simple to talk when you have more than you can say in a text.
As Stephen DeWitt, the senior vice president and general manager of HP’s Personal Systems Group in the Americas, notes, “your applications, your content, the things that are of value to you have to be presented to you on the right form factor, in the right place, at the right time. That, in essence, is what webOS is all about.”
We think then, the HP webOS Veer form factor, will be the world´s smartphone of this internet/ cloud age, to follow.
For more information about the HP webOS Veer visit : HP webOS products
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