Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Thursday, June 18, 2015
All New Ford Focus 2014 – 1 6 L Titanium Sport
Manufacturers from the USA is always innovating with products issued car with the latest technology. It aims to compete with other car manufacturers and to be able to attract many consumers to choose cars with the Ford brand. This American company has also launched a brand Car with All New Focus 2014. All New Ford Focus itself launches 4 types which are the Focus Titanium Sedan 2.0 L AT, Ford Focus Sport Hatchback, 1.6L AT Trend Ford Focus, Ford Focus 2.0 Sport Hatchback L AT.
However, this time talking a little bit about the Ford Focus 1.6L Trend Titanium AT & Sport. That has a 4-door sedan looks more elegant and has a slim shape with a more oblique angle of the glass. With the complete result of the integration of Active Grille Shutter system makes this car the more modern. The function of this system itself is working with vents that automatically adjust the airflow passing through the channel to the engine cooling system. In this case make wind noise when driving barely audible and cause more fuel thrifty.
All New Focus cars can also parking itself so you do not have to touch the steering wheel of your car, but only for high series models. It is the presence of Active Park system, this system uses sensors around the vehicle from and Electric Power Assist Steering to guide the vehicle into the parking lot. With this you just select and control by measuring the length and in the parking area after the system will set it up yourself.
Photos Of All New Ford Focus 2014 – 1.6 L Titanium & Sport
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Samsung sets its focus on wearable tech for 2014
Having reportedly lowered its projected smartphone forecast for the coming year, latest reports have suggested Samsung will refocus its 2014 efforts on wearables and smartphone accessories.
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With sales of the Samsung Galaxy S4 continuing to fall below expectations, Samsung is said to have reduced its 2014 sales forecasts to a still lofty 330 million units.
Anticipating lower interest in new smartphones next year as the market hits saturation point, the Korean manufacturer is reportedly looking to new avenues in order to maintain profitability.
Having launched the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch earlier this year, it is widely expected that Samsung will refocus some of its mobile efforts to growing its share of the peripheral market in the coming year.
According to reports out of the manufacturer’s native Korea a Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 is already in the works ahead of a launch alongside the much mooted Samsung Galaxy S5 during the first quarter of the coming year.
Elsewhere, a recently approved design patent revealed the company to be working on its answer to Google Glass, with sports specs named ‘Gear Glass’.
Samsungs ‘Gear Glass’ patent showcased a wearable set of spectacles that contain integrated earphones for listening to music and also possess the ability to act as a hands free headset for taking calls whilst on the move.
With all of these features made possible by pairing the sports glasses with a Samsung branded smartphone via a physical micro-usb link, it’s clear that the Apple rival is more committed than ever to breaking ground in the peripheral technology market.
Samsung has yet to announce a release date for either the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 or its rumoured Gear Glass project, however, both devices are expected to be unveiled sometime in 2014.
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Samsung Galaxy S5 not Samsung’s main focus for 2014 reports claim
The Samsung Galaxy S5 release date might be just a matter of months away, but latest reports have suggested the new flagship phone will not be Samsung’s main focus in 2014.
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With Samsung’s growth in the premium smartphone sector slowing, reports out of the company’s native Korea have hinted that 2014 will see the manufacturer refocus its efforts on the tablet sector, as well as boosting its entry-level and mid-range handset offerings.
Although the Samsung Galaxy S5, a handset expected to be announced during the first quarter of the coming year, will certainly be a key launch for the company, it is believed that tablets will take priority in 2014, with the manufacturer set to further rival the new iPad Air and iPad mini 2.
With the current Samsung Galaxy S4 having reaffirmed the manufacturer’s footing as a lead smartphone player, shifting more than 40 million units to date, Samsung is expected to sell some 360 million smartphone next year.
Although this figure is a staggeringly high one, it marks Samsung’s lowest year-on-year growth in the smartphone scene for some time. Of the 360 million handsets, just 35 per cent are expected to be premium, high-end models such as the Samsung Galaxy S5 or the next Note branded handset.
Highlighting the company’s growing tablet push, recent reports have hinted that a 12.2-inch Samsung Galaxy Note tablet will be introduced during MWC 2014, while an even larger 13.3-inch model will land later in the year.
Despite the Samsung Galaxy S5 not being Samsung’s lead focus for 2014, it is sure to be the device which takes much of the consumer attention, with a range of Samsung Galaxy S5 rumours already doing the rounds.
Recent Samsung Galaxy S5 rumours have pointed at the handset running a new, premium metal bodied design alongside an iPhone 5S mimicking 64-bit processor and improved camera optics.
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