Amazon announced the Kindle smartphone this week: What do we know? – Reuters

MADRID 17 June (Portaltic / EP) –

Amazon could present his expected 3D ‘smartphone’ with Face Detection Technology Wednesday in Seattle (USA). Last week, the company called on the media to attend this event, but has not confirmed that the case of the presentation of your smartphone.

Still, given some clue to the publication of a video in which several users were observed discussing their views on a device that does not get to see completely. The mysterious event attended by the founder and CEO of the company, Jeff Bezos.

But what do we know about this new ‘smartphone’?

Key features would be its ability to provide 3D images without using glasses for viewing, so that became the first in the market to offer this capability. This interface would be compatible with some applications of the device, such as maps or other ‘apps’ Amazon.

The Verge explains, the phone interface would move according to the user tilt or move the head so that we can provide any information. The behavior of the users listed in the ‘teaser’ event tomorrow give us a clue about this feature. According to BGR advanced the web on April 15, the four front cameras allow the tracking of user movement.

Drawing on their Kindle Fire tablets, we can expect this smartphone running Android version 4 and you have the Amazon Appstore installed. As advanced by BRG, the ‘smartphone’ Amazon incorporate a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and have a 2 GB RAM. The screen would be 4.7 inches with HD 720p resolution and in addition to the four cameras that would track the movement of the head, located at each corner of the phone, also incorporate a front and a rear camera of 13 megapixels, for pictures and videos.

Another claim phone could be your price, as occurs with their tablets, is presumed to be cheaper than its high-end competitors. Has not revealed anything regarding what it will cost but some rumors are at it similar to the Google Nexus 5 price.

The Verge notes that might choose to include advertising to offset the costs of the device, a strategy that and applied with Kindle Fire tablets. On Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal has revealed that Amazon has made an agreement with AT & T for the U.S. operator has exclusive rights to sell the phone

Related links:.

– The Verge (http://mobile.theverge.com/2014/6/16/5815084/amazon-kindle-fire-smartphone-event-preview)

– The Wall Street Journal (http://online.wsj.com/articles/at-t-to-exclusively-carry-amazon-smartphone-1403001723?mod=WSJ_hp_LEFTTopStories)

– YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erUZQ9GK0sE)