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Xiaomi MI3S hardware specs leaked Posted: 21 Mar 2014 05:23 AM PDT Xiaomi is a famous smartphone manufacturer from China, and if you're looking for a new smartphone, you might be interested in latest device that comes from this company. According to the leaked information, Xiaomi is working on a new smartphone called Xiaomi MI3S. Xiaomi MI3S will look like its predecessor, but it terms of hardware we'll get quad-core 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 (MSM8974AC) processor and 3GB RAM. We also have to mention that this phone will use 2,560×1,440 resolution, but the screen size remains unknown. As for additional specs, there is 8-megapixel camera on the back and 4G LTE support. Most information about Xiaomi MI3S remains unknown, and since this is just leaked information and not confirmed by Xiaomi's officials, final hardware specs might be changed. As for the availability and pricing, no information is available, so we'll just have to sit and wait for the official announcement. [via Ubergizmo] Loading...

Dormi app turns your Android smartphone into baby monitor Posted: 20 Mar 2014 09:45 AM PDT Baby monitors can be useful, but if you don't have money to purchase one, you might be interested in a special app that turns your Android phone into baby monitor. Dormi is a special app that turns your Android smartphone into transmitter that captures audio while turning other Android device into a receiver. Dormi can work via WiFi Direct or WiFi Hotspot, but it can also work via internet using WiFi or mobile data so you can check on your young one at any time. The transmitter will automatically adjust the microphone sensitivity, and it will play any sound that it detects. Parents can also press a button in order to check for any sounds, and there's also a push-to-talk function as well. In case you're having a call, you can be alerted by vibration if the baby starts crying. As for the battery life, this app consumes about 10 percent of battery life per hour. Dormi app seems quite useful, and it's compatible with Android 2.3 and newer. The free version of this app works for four hours per month, but unlimited use requires a paid subscription. [via Gizmag]

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