IFA 2013 kicks off this week, and it's where we'll see new tech unveiled bit by almost all the big names in technology. New phones, new smart watches, new televisions and more will all be revealed.
Here are the top five things that we are trying to get close and personal with the end of the week.
The third installment of note 3 is likely to take everything that the Galaxy had 2 Notes and rises a notch. This means that getting a big screen with a stylus pressure-sensitive Smart who makes it pretty natural-feeling on-screen writing can and most likely an upgrade of 5.7 inches screen and faster processor than even the Samsung Galaxy S4. Also reported have a huge 2.5 GB RAM.
Why should I care?
For the actual phone geeks, note series devices are the true flagships of Samsung. They pack in more interesting technology and the stylus makes better use of the screen as a standard phone expansive Galaxy could ever hope to.
See also: release date of the Samsung Galaxy 3 Notes, news, rumors, specs and price
What is it?Sony camera lens series marks the arrival of a new concept. Is a camera lens and sensor that connects to your phone, using the phone's display of the preview window to your shots. Reportedly, there are two cameras with lens differenct, an equivalent for a superzoom mid-range and another with a sensor similar to the fantastic Sony advanced compact RX100.
Why should I care?
It can be a complete flop, but this is the Sony glancing sideways bold ways to alter its new products to fit with the way that we use today. I'll try and get a hands-on with these new cameras, assuming you look at IFA this week.
Smartwatches – who have done this before, but none was a success beyond the gravel indie favorite clock. But Samsung and Sony are giving it another go this IFA. It has heavily used to say that the two tech giants have their own smart watches, the Samsung Galaxy gear and Sony Inpulse 2. Both run Android.
Why should I care?
This might be the point where smart capture watches in place, thanks to improved battery technology, low power Bluetooth 4.0 and improvements of pixel density of the screen we've seen over the past two years. Or they crash and burn, and we come to have a good laugh. In both cases – win. What is it?
4 k is the future. At least if you listen to the big TV manufacturers. 4 k TV are a ways from replacing LCD TV 1080 p – still cost thousands of pounds and are not widely available. We've already taken a look at a Samsung TV TV Sony 4 k and 4 k and the next round is fellow giant LG TV. The company is expected to announce that its 4 k TV 55 and 65 inches are coming in the United Kingdom.
Why should I care?
This marks the first wave of full of flat-4 k to come to Europe. Panasonic also is set to release a 4 k LCD television, but as a teacher, rather than LCD Plasma, may require the company a little longer to reach heights already resized by Samsung and Sony.
Honami, also known as the Sony Xperia Z1, is-fingers crossed – such as the Xperia Z ' should have been '. After initially thinking the Xperia Z was rather special, we ended up feeling pretty disappointed in it. The glass plastic shell covered with Z reportedly has been replaced with metal and glass, and the camera is massively improved, with a 20-1/2.3 "megapixel sensor – larger than that seen in most phones.
Why should I care?
Although it is likely to slip in 2014, this could prove to be one of the best phones of the year Tech-wise. Sony seems to have responded to all complaints addressed to Z in this phone. And his camera really seem special enough.
We go hands-on with all the latest gadgets at IFA 2013, so stay tuned for more details in the coming days.
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