What is Dolby Axon?

At the Austin Game Developers Conference, Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE:DLB) announced the availability of software development kits for Dolby Axon, a voice communication platform designed to deliver a 3D voice experience in online games and virtual world that is clearer, more realistic, and more immersing.

Initial Dolby Axon features include:
~3D voice which delivers an immersing realistic 3D voice experience complete with surround panning and distance attenuation.
~Voice fonts that allows gamers to take on the voice attributes of game characters.
~Flexible API offering creative integration and gameplay options to developers, including the ability to create new voice experiences in games.
~An engine that dynamically responds to game geometry enabling gamers to experience voice communication that matches the game environment.
~Dolby voice pipeline which delivers a clear voice experience, free of unwanted noise, echo, clipping, and leveling problems.

And the benefits of using Dolby Axon are as follow:
~enhanced audio experience.
~massive scalability.
~server tools.
~bandwidth efficiency.
~flexible hosting options.

Whatever it is, as long as it brings a better experience, I say bring it on!

LG KC910

Looks like the battle for bigger megapixels in camera phones is getting hotter. After Sony Ericsson announced the SE C905 first but Samsung I8510 INNOV8 launched first earlier this month (what an irony), now it's time for a company from South Korea known for it's home electronic devices like tvs, air conditionings and wash machines, LG, to come up with her own 8 megapixels camera phone KC910.
It's not only the camera that the phone has in its sleek design (remind me of LG Viewty). A Xenon flash compliments the camera along with a Schneider Kreuznach lens. It makes Samsung I8510 as the only 8 megapixel camera phone that's not have Xenon flash. Wifi, GPS, geotagging, 4 bands GSM and 3 bands 7.2 Mbps HSDPA, bluetooth, microSD slot, tv out, and Dolby sound for music, this phone sure has alot to offer. The phone also capable of recording VGA videos at 30 fps and slow motion 120 fps QVGA, a feature that the LG Viewty also has. You can enjoy watching Xvid and DivX video on its 3" 262K 240x400 screen. Expect to see it on the street this October.