The Sony LF-S50G is a $200 Connected Speaker Featuring Google Assistant Coolpad...

 
 
 
The Sony LF-S50G is a $200 Connected Speaker Featuring Google Assistant Coolpad...

 
xda-developers
Aug 31, 2017 11:35 PM • by Doug Lynch
The Sony LF-S50G is a $200 Connected Speaker Featuring Google Assistant

With the launch of the Google Assistant SDK, 3rd-party companies are now able to embed Google's virtual assistant technology into products of their own. This can be anything such as a connected speaker like the Google Home, or even just adding the functionality to the PC with a Chrome extension. Yesterday we talked about how LG will be using it in appliances, and now Sony has announced their connected speaker that will be called the LF-S50G.

The name certainly doesn't roll off the tongue and that is pretty common for audio equipment from Sony. Companies like Google, Amazon and Apple have come up with their own brand name for these connected speakers, so it's interesting that Sony decided to go in a different direction. The name definitely won't make it easy to talk about or recommend to friends and family members who would be considered an 'average customer' for this type of product.

The Sony LF-S50G will be priced at $200 when it is released sometime in October of this year. The company says the hardware inside includes a full-range speaker for vocal and treble notes, a subwoofer for bass, and an omnidirectional two-stage diffuser to spread the sound throughout the room. You'll be able to pair your device to the Sony LF-S50G over Bluetooth, WiFi and even NFC. The device will be made available in black and white color options, it is splashproof and supports multi-room audio controls.

It's obvious that many will compare this to Apple's HomePod product, but it's not as if the HomePod had some innovative design or anything. You could liken it to the Google Home though, with the mesh speaker design being on top instead of how Google put that on the bottom. Either way, $200 is going to be a lot to ask with this connected speaker market getting more and more crowded. Even with the Sony LF-S50G being able to recognize gesture controls to play music, skip tracks, and adjust the volume, some purchasing this device will likely do it because of the design or brand loyalty alone.


Source: The Verge




Android Advices
Aug 31, 2017 5:05 PM • by Karunakar Donthamshetti
Coolpad VCR-10 Model Spotted on GFXBench with Android 7.1.1 Nougat

Chinese handset maker Coolpad is well known for making flagship and as well as affordable phones at an effective price in range. Recently, this brand has launched the Coolpad Cool M7 phone in China at a price tag of 2699 Yuan and later this phone the company has introduced the dual camera phone in India named as Coolpad Cool Play 6 which is priced at 14,999INR. Now, we have another report has been surfacing online with a model number of Coolpad VCR-10. It has spotted on GFXbench site and revealed few specifications.

According to specifications, we have noticed that this phone would offer upper middle-class specifications and also has several similarities of the previously launched phones. As per the GFX listing, this model would be powered by an Android 7.1.1 Nougat operating out of the box and sports a 5.5-inch FHD touchscreen with at least 5 finger gesture support. It would be powered by an octa-core processor clocking speed at 1.4GHz coupled with Adreno 510 graphics.

This listing suggesting a SINGLE SIM support but at the time launch it would offer a Dual SIM phone and packed with a 4G LTE connectivity. There is a 64GB of internal memory supporting a 6GB of RAM, which is a massive RAM and the same seen on the Coolpad Cool Play 6 smartphone. For photography, this listing has given that it would feature a 12MP primary camera and has an 8MP selfie sensor.




 
 

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