July 11th, 2009

You can find all gadgets product kind swiftly only with one click at Amazon, that is because Amazon has commitment make customer satisfied, easy to looking for all product at Amazon store, but that insufficient, Amazon is moving into yet another retailing realm. This time, it’s mobile phones.

Company has rolled out AmazonWireless.com, a beta Web site that offers mobile phones, service plans, comparison shopping features, easy rebate deliverance, and free two-day shipping on AT&T and Verizon Wireless phones, on Thursday.

“We have taken our eight years’ experience selling cell phones to create a new site that makes a potentially confusing transaction much easier for customers,” said Paul Ryder, vice president of consumer electronics for Amazon.com.

We often gets an question about Sprint and T-Mobile at Amazon store at mobile phone and service product, actually Sprint and T-Mobile are noticeably missing from the short roster of carriers. However, Amazon said it plans to add carriers and expand its selection during the beta phase, as well as test features and gather input from customers to optimize the experience.

As a guide for electronic consumer, AMJ Gadgets Magazine felt this good news for Amazon lovers, first, Amazon has cut of Kindle 2 digital book reader price, and the second some of the barriers identified in the survey include confusion about the technology, the shopping experience, and price, Amazon maybe tapping into a mobile phones consumers for protect and troubleshoot its good point.

AmazonWireless offers about 120 mobile phones, including smartphones and the latest models for budget-conscious shoppers. You can shop for mobile phones by carrier, phone feature, price, color and brand. The site’s shopping cart guides customers through every stage of the purchase process, and customers will find Amazon features like bestseller lists, detailed product descriptions, and customer reviews and much more.

Some company like Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, and Texas Instruments try for the latest Chrome OS update from Google, but Dell didn’t commit to offering the Linux-based OS in future products, it would consider testing Google’s upcoming Chrome operating system, Dell said on Friday.

“Dell constantly assesses new technologies as part of managing our product development process and for consideration in future products,” Dell Corp spokesman David Frink said in an e-mail.

Google is working to support the Chrome OS is a thin version of a Linux-based operating system that is designed for people who mostly rely on the Web for computing. It is designed for devices like netbooks, which are low-cost laptop computers designed to run basic computer applications like the internet Web browser.

Some sources said, Dell is also rumored to be testing Google’s Android operating system, which is mostly designed for new gadgets like smartphones and mobile Internet devices.

There has been a lot of bewilderment regarding Google’s hardware partners on the Chrome OS. Google’s list of partners included chip makers like Freescale Semiconductor, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments, but Intel was missing, even though it actually has been working with Google and had prior information about the Chrome OS.

Dell currently offers Canonical’s Ubuntu operating system with its desktops and laptop computers. Canonical’s Web-centric Ubuntu version is Ubuntu Netbook Remix, which is designed for quick access to Web applications and join on network.

Videogames have begun to use the latest stereoscopic 3D technology and are now ready to entertain us at home, while biggest names in Hollywood is working on 3D videogames and expanding on the stories of their 3D films.

Let’s take a look at Disney Interactive Studios and see what the company has done. Disney’s “G-Force” game for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 which is based on Jerry Bruckheimer’s live action 3D film featuring secret agent guinea pigs, will use Anaglyph 3D, the traditional red and blue glasses from the 1950s 3D craze.

Disney uses this same technology on a Wii game due out in fall, “Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story Midway Mania,” which is based on the Walt Disney World and Disneyland 4D theme park ride and comes out alongside the movie “Toy Story 3D” in October.

At the same time, Ubisoft - in a bid to push 3D technology even further - has developed proprietary stereoscopic 3D technology, the clear polarized glasses movie theater patrons receive these days, for “James Cameron’s Avatar” game.

The action game, which was shown behind closed doors at E3 in Los Angeles last month, will be the first Hollywood-licensed game to introduce stereoscopic 3D to gamers. It is pretty fantastic, because by sticking our head into the monitor, the world will wrap around us. Besides, this is the first time in a videogame that we will be frightened afraid when the hammerhead enemies attack.

As videogame consoles like Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 helped convince consumers to upgrade to HD TVs, 3D videogames could enhance the attraction of 3D TVs in living rooms. Since all entertainments are going 3D, there is a huge interest and desire on the part of equipment makers to bring the 3D stereoscopic technology into the home.

Games are expected to lead that trend as the 3D really does add an appreciable level to the playing experience. The combination of the “Toy Story 3D” released this fall for family audiences and “Avatar” for sci-fi fans will raise awareness and grow the fan base of 3D.

But as is usually the case, we will expect heavy media users, chiefly sci-fi fans and gamers, to be the first to upgrade, and for them, “Avatar” could be a key demand driver. Mass audiences may be later to the party, first because of the price, and second, because the amount of 3D content will be limited for some time.

For the time being, 2D gaming remains the staple. Electronic Arts has just launched its games based on “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” while Activision has a double feature with a virtual version of “Ice Age: Dawn of Dinosaurs” and a new “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” game. The original “Transformers” game sold over 3.16 million copies in the US alone.

Comment on this, actor Shiar LaBeouf who stars in both games, said videogames were now more successful than films. LaBeouf said it is a more all-encompassing medium and we have more control over it. It moves at the tempo of the personality playing it, the actor said. It is really a different form of entertainment that’s more of a tangible, visceral, emotional experience, he said.