Specs, Features,Price and Images Motorola Quench XT3

Motorola Quench XT3 Specs, features,Price and Images – The Motorola Quench XT3 comes with 3.2 inch with 320X480 touchscreen HVGA display. It’s Motorola Smartphone runs Android 1.6 OS and the Quench XT3 powered with a 600MHz Qualcomm MSM 7227 processor with 512MB ROM, 256MB RAM. The Motrola Quench XT3 featured with  3 MP camera with autofocus and LED Flash, 1270 MAh battery, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, FM Radio, and 2GB card inbox, and at last a downside runs. For the connection, it’s has Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, GPS, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, and 3.5mm headset jack.

Motorola Quench XT3 Full Specifications

General & Hardware

Date Announced	2010, 3Q
Network Technology	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 HSDPA 900 / 2100
Hardware/Processor	Qualcomm MSM 7227 600 MHz
Dimensions (mm)	116 x 56.8 x 12.4
Weight (g)	114
Screen Size	3.2 inch, 320×480, Touchscreen
Screen Color	TFT 262k colors
Type	Blok
Navigation Key	Trackball
Antenna	Fixed Internal
Memory Slot	MicroSD (up to 32GB)
Battery Type	Li-Ion 1230mAh
Stand-by (hrs)
TalkTime(min)

Entertainment

Polyphonic
MP3	Yes
FM Radio	No
TV Receiver	Null
Video Record	Yes
Audio Support	MP3, WMA, WAV, eAAC+ 3.5 mm. headphone jack

Messaging

SMS	Yes
MMS	Yes
EMS	No
Email	Yes

Connectivity

HSDPA	Yes, HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps
WIFI/WLAN	802.11 b/g
3G	Yes
EDGE	Yes
GPRS	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes, ver 2.0 (A2DP)
USB Port	Yes
Infrared (IrDA)	No
Data Cable	Micro USB

Software

Platform / OS	Android OS 1.6
Java (J2ME)	Yes
WAP	Yes Ver 2.0
Browser	XHTML / HTML
Other Application	A-GPS, RoadSync, Documents to go, Google Apps

Personals

Themes	Yes
Caller ID	Photo Caller ID
ProfileID	Yes

Camera Specifications

Lens Type	CMOS, 3.2 Megapixel
Digital zoom
Max. Resolution	2048 x1536
Flash	Yes
Night Mode	Yes
Extra Features	Auto Focus, Geo-tagging
Photo Format
Video	Yes
Video Format	640×480

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Android-powered tablets Google Earth optimized

When we launched Google Earth in 2005, most of us were still using flip phones. At the time, the thought of being able to cart around 197 million square miles of Earth in your pocket was still a distant dream. Last year, that dream came to fruition for Android users when we released Google Earth for Android. With the recent release of tablets based on Android 3.0, we wanted to take full advantage of the large screens and powerful processors that this exciting new breed of tablets had to offer.

Today’s update to Google Earth for Android makes Earth look better than ever on your tablet. We’ve added support for fully textured 3D buildings, so your tour through the streets of Manhattan will look more realistic than ever. There’s also a new action bar up top, enabling easier access to search, the option to “fly to your location” and layers such as Places, Panoramio photos, Wikipedia and 3D buildings.

Moving from a mobile phone to a tablet was like going from a regular movie theatre to IMAX. We took advantage of the larger screen size, including features like content pop-ups appearing within Earth view, so you can see more information without switching back and forth between pages.

One of my favorite buildings to fly around in Google Earth has always been the Colosseum in Rome, Italy:

With the larger tablet screen, I can fly around the 3D Colosseum while also browsing user photos from Panoramio. The photos pop up within the imagery so I can interact with them without losing sight of the Colosseum and its surroundings. Also, by clicking on the layer button on the action bar, I can choose which layers I want to browse.

This version is available for devices with Android 2.1 and above. The new tablet design is available for devices with Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) and above. Please visit the Google Earth help center for more information.


To download or update Google Earth, head to m.google.com/earth in your device’s browser or visit Android Market. Enjoy a whole new world of Google Earth for tablets!

Source : googlemobile.blogspot.com

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Aplikasi Android Market Berbayar Kini Bisa Diakses Dari Indonesia

Android Market mengalami perubahan tampilan antarmuka (user interface) yang signifikan sejak konfrensi akbar Google I/O. 

Google telah melakukan beberapa perubahan desain menyegarkan untuk versi mobile maupun desktop Android Market, user interface terbaru ini semakin mempermudah pengguna mencari aplikasi yang mereka inginkan. Selain itu aplikasi berbayar kini telah tersedia untuk 99 negara, termasuk Indonesia.

Salah satu perubahan yang paling nyata adalah pada sistem Top Apps atau aplikasi yang paling populer, kini pilihannya menjadi lebih spesifik pada negara pengguna. Google telah menambahkan pilihan aplikasi berbayar dan gratis terpopuler. Google juga menambahkan sebuah "Editor's Choice" yang terdiri dari aplikasi yang dinilai bagus oleh staf Android Market. Google pastinya tidak melupakan para pengembang aplikasi, kini di Android Market ada bagian untuk para pengembang terpopuler.


Pertumbuhan Android Market yang amat pesat dapat dilihat dari 200.000 aplikasi yang kini tersedia di layanan toko aplikasi milik Google ini. Google pada konfrensi I/O mengatakan pengguna Android telah menginstal 4,5 miliar aplikasi sejak dibukanya layanan ini pada 2008 silam. 4,5 miliar adalah angka yang cukup mengesankan, tetapi ini berarti Android Market harus lebih user-friendly dan terus meningkatkan pelayanan bagi penggunanya.

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