Apple’s Retina Display featured on both the iPhone and iPad has been one of the hottest displays on a handset to date, being one of the key selling points for both the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. 

Originally manufactured by LG, the display features a 326 PPI pixel density on a 3.5-inch display, with a 800:1 contrast ratio;  The eye can’t even make out the individual pixels. But Retina Display from iPhone is getting old fashion from today.

The Sony Xperia S is scheduled to receive ICS at the end of the month but thanks to SonyXP we get to see the Sony flagship running the latest Android version earlier. (says GSMarena)

I made  some research and actually I found two alternatives for ICS running on Sony xperia S. But let's take events one of the time. Recently leaked pictures:

See more for a video and links to download Sony xperia S ICS [ROM]. 

Gizmon introduces three clip-on lenses for the iPhone:

You may already be aware of the olloclip lens for the iPhone. Gizmon Clip-On Lenses are similar but gives you the option to change the lens and also works with an iPad.  Designed as clip-on lenses, Gizmon has introduced three new lenses for the iPhone in the form of a Fisheye, a Circular Polarizer and a 3-Image Mirage. Each is expected to cost $35 and will clip onto your iPhone rather snugly. Read more to see the picture difference with and without Gizmon lens.

Meet the Samsung Galaxy Pocket, small but smart!

The Samsung Galaxy Pocket has QVGA-only 2.8″ screen, a single-core 832 MHz processor, 2 MP camera sans the autofocus and a no-frills plastic exterior. See more for a nice video presentation. 

Google it's working on this project from a while. Better video then words yes? TI found and posted here the movies about this subject that filled in last few days the internet. Everywhere.
See more for all Google glasses movies...

It’s no secret that Dell is working on a Windows 8 tablet, but until now we had not idea what it looked it or what was under the hood. Now we have details of Dell’s 10.8 inch tablet with a screen resolution of 1366×768 running a dual core Clover Trail Atom processor along side Intel graphics, 2 GB of ram and 128 GB SSD. 

 This tablet will be ready for launch in the late November  and there is no word yet on pricing. But my opinion, the price will bot be competitive with what's now on market. I think will be a little more expensive  then expected. What do you think? Well see then in November. 

Lytro lets you take pictures like never before. Unlike a conventional camera that captures a single plane of light, the Lytro camera captures the entire light field, which is all the light traveling in every direction in every point in space. 

The test was made to compare the new released on market Samsung Galaxy S3 and we started with the 3G talk time test which the Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III put up pretty great performance. With the screen kept off, the S III made its huge battery count and survived for a whopping 10 hours and 20 minutes of constant talk done on a single charge. 

The Samsung Galaxy S III is clearly the better equipped phone - it bests the S II on practically every count - but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the right Galaxy S for you. Does the difference amount of money really worth it? Let's see a 100%  "face to face" of the specifications.

Facebook has released a brand new Facebook Camera app for the iPhone. The app is completely separate from the main Facebook app and concentrates only on capturing, sharing and viewing photos on Facebook. 

The launch of this app has come as a surprise to everyone considering it has only been a month since Facebook as announced that it will be plonking $1 billion for Instagram, a dedicated mobile photo sharing service. However, Facebook Camera has a couple of advantages over Instagram. See more for the nice presentation movie that Facebook Camera has prepared for us.