Best Smartphone 2012 - Cell Phones - Communications

Smartphones, equipped with many versatile features are getting more and more popular these days The rate at which new smartphones get released is hard to keep up with. So far during the Mobile World Congress which was held a couple of, HTC seems to be setting the pace for Android smartphone announcements. Four new mobile handsets have been detailed, all carrying the new HTC One name. One phone we didn’t expect to hear about during MWC, mainly because Samsung said they wouldn’t be talking about it, is the Galaxy SIII. However, someone seems to have leaked the basic spec to BGR, and it looks very impressive. At the heart of the Galaxy SIII will be a 1.5GHz quad-core Exynos system on a chip, meaning it’s most likely the Exynos 4412, a 32nm ARMv7 chip that can run anywhere from 1.5GHz to 1.8GHz. For the SIII no specific GPU has been confirmed. A 1.5GHz quad-core chip offers up a lot of performance, but the it is going to need it as Samsung has apparently squeezed a 16:9, 1080p display into the unit. It will ship in a ceramic casing, runs Android 4.0, supports 4G LTE, and includes two cameras: 2MP on the front and 8MP on the back. This is just a rumor for the moment, but if it turns out to be true then this smartphone certainly sets the standard for Android 4.0 best smartphone 2012.

Intel has finally seen the first smartphone powered by one of their processors go up for sale. It is in the race to become best smartphone 2012. The Lava Xolo X900 will be offered up to customers in India for a mid tier range. As has been the case with many recent Android smartphone launches, Lava is promising that an over-the-air update to Ice Cream Sandwich will follow sometime in the near future. The X900 also features a 4-inch, 600×1024 display (295 PPI), 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, a 1.3MP front and 8MP rear camera, and HSPA+ connectivity. One of the most awaited best smartphone 2012 is Nokia PureView 808 with its whopping 41MP sensor and Carl Zeiss optics. This new phone presumably a Lumia if it’s running Windows Phone will sport a slightly-curved 4.3-inch HD display and will be offered in black, yellow and pink. Despite launching a slew of new Android phones minus the Ericsson branding, Sony hadn’t yet unveiled a single model that shipped with Android 4.0 pre-installed. Now it looks as though they’re finally going to offer a model that won’t require an OTA update to get a taste of ICS in the form of Xperia Neo L. It start off nicely with a 4-inch, 480 x 854 display. A 1GHz Snapdragon S2 processor with an Adreno 205 GPU is teamed up with just 512MB of RAM, and the Neo L is equipped with a 5 mega pixel rear-facing camera.