AT&T Introduces 'Toggle' To Switch Between Work and Life

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AT&T is trying to address the needs of all those who are concerned (or trying to cope) with having all their business or work related stuff on the same phone with their personal content, such as games, videos, pictures and music.

AT&T Toggle tries to offer a simple way of switching between work and play. There's a Work mode with corporate email, applications, calendars and more and there's a Personal mode where you can send text messages to friends, watch TV shows and movies, and play games. Toggle can be used with Android 2.2 Froyo and higher, and with any service provider, with availability expected before the end of 2011.

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LG Introduces True HD IPS Display, Tops AMOLED Says Report

You might remember the recently launched (in Korea) LG Optimus LTE, if not for the fast network speeds but because of that 4.5-inch display with 720 x 1280 resolution. LG today introduced a new standard in mobile display unveiling the "True HD IPS" screen.

Made in collaboration with its sister company, LG Display, the True HD IPS display "offers advanced resolution, brightness and clarity and shows colors in their most natural tones, as they were meant to be seen." Intertek -- an international product testing and certification agency -- recently published a report according to which IPS technology was superior to AMOLED when it comes to color accuracy, brightness, battery efficiency and performance.

The LG True IPS HD display brings 1280 x 720 HD resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio, sharper and crisper text thanks to 329 ppi, true natural colors with automatic color adjustment.

The official Press Release doesn't make an exact indication as per which AMOLED and IPS screens were tested but Intertek used the LG True IPS HD screen in comparison with Samsung's state-of-the art Super AMOLED Plus screen. The test found that the IPS screen had three times more color accuracy than the AMOLED one and consumed 624mW of power compared to 1,130mw on AMOLED. Now if only these excellent IPS screens (also the one on the iPhone 4) could offer real/true blacks like Super AMOLEDs...

Source: LG, Slashgear

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RIM Introduces NFC-Based 'BlackBerry Tag' To Share and Connect

RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsillie unveiled RIM's 'BlackBerry Tag today while holding his keynote at the GITEX conference in Dubai. Tag is a new way for BlackBerry users to connect with one another and share multimedia content.

The next BlackBerry 7 OS update will include BlackBerry Tag and with its features users will be able to share information, such as contact information, documents, URLs, photos and other multimedia content, by simply bumping their devices together.

With the help of NFC (Near Field Communication), BlackBerry Messenger users will also be able to add each other to their friends list by using BlackBerry Tag. Current NFC-enabled phones like the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 and BlackBerry Curve 9350/9360/9370 will be the first ones to get Tag but RIM is also making the APIs public so that developers can incorporate "tap to share" in their own applications.

Source: BlackBerry
Via: CrackBerry

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