5 features we’d love to see on Android phones in 2015

Smartphone technology moves fast, but manufacturers can also be pretty cautious at times. The easiest and surest route to profit is often to match the competition and build on what’s there, rather than go back to the drawing board. While there’s an ever-expanding roadmap of possibilities opening up before us, many prove to be dead ends, and it takes major success with a road less traveled before the pack takes note.

I wrote this exact feature two years ago, 5 features we’d love to see on Android phones in 2013, and while there’s been some progress, three of those entries are going to make this list as well. Better Wi-Fi and more antennas don’t seem pressing anymore, but flexible displays, better batteries, and tougher phones are still totally relevant.

Flexible displays

We’ve seen a toe dipped in the water with regard to flexible displays as Samsung and LG have experimented with curves in the shape of the Samsung Galaxy Round and the LG G Flex. But a very slight curve in the rigid display is not what we have been waiting for.

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is a real step in the right direction. Here’s something that’s genuinely innovative. It has a strip on the edge that can come to life independently of the main display and offer extra controls. It’s also potentially readable on the nightstand when you’re lying in bed. It would have been more impressive if Samsung had the bravery to launch it as the flagship Note, the next step in the series and really throw some marketing weight behind it. The strip is a good idea, but you also get the feeling it needs imaginative software developers to make the most of it and Samsung might not be the best company to deliver. Honestly, it’s still not what we’ve been waiting for.

What we’ve really been waiting for is a device with a genuinely flexible display that folds from smartphone size for your pocket up to tablet size when you want a larger screen. Flexibility introduces serious technical challenges relating to touchscreen functionality, not to mention the rest of the components that make up the average smartphone. Although I could see the value in a device with a normal smartphone touchscreen and an extendable display without touch functionality for reading and watching movies on.

It’s going to take a seriously clever design to pull this off. I don’t expect it next year, or even the year after that, but we should see some new designs in the short term that challenge the slab form factor and use flexible displays in innovative ways.

Better batteries

The average size of batteries is going up, but OEMs keep building bigger, higher resolution screens. A lot of the new hardware inside smartphones is about doing more with less power, but are we really feeling the benefit? I think battery life has improved a lot, but it depends on what device you use. My Xperia Z2 definitely outlasts any previous Android phone I have owned (HTC Desire, Samsung Galaxy S3, Nexus 5), but I’m greedy and I still want it to last longer.

We’ve looked at why wireless charging hasn’t taken off properly in the past. There is technology in the works to charge your device while it sits in your pocket, but is this kind of charging really the answer to our battery woes? Charging speeds have been increasing and there’s obvious value in being able to fully charge a phone in an hour or less, but it still won’t solve the problem of running out of juice.

Battery saving software has been improving as well, but maybe the designers need to do more to consider power usage. What kind of trade-off would you accept? If you got 25% longer battery life if your phone had a 1080p display, over a 4K display would you take that deal? Battery life is improving, but OEMs could be taking more advantage. The E-Ink display on the YotaPhone 2 is a great example of some smart design that could really boost battery life.

Tougher phones

This has been tackled to an extent, as Sony pushed waterproofing into the Android mainstream. I’ve dropped my phone in the bath twice without any ill effects; though in the past I probably wouldn’t have risked using my phone in the bath. Water resistance should be standard in a smartphone now.

The trouble is that general toughness has not improved. My Xperia Z2 survived a fall from standing height onto a tile floor unscathed, but then fell off my lap while sitting onto a wooden floor and cracked. There’s a definite element of luck to smartphone falls, but a thin slab of glass and metal or plastic is inevitably going to be prone to breaking on impact with a hard surface.

I resent having to slap a case on my beautifully designed smartphone. I want it naked. There are some great case manufacturers out there, but they’re still a reluctant necessity rather than something to get excited about. The trouble from an OEM point of view is that greater durability without adding bulk is tough and everyone wants slim devices. There’s limited benefit to them because they make money if you break your phone and have to repair it or buy a new one. The strength of durability as a selling point for consumers isn’t all that clear.

No more passwords, wallets, or keys

Imagine that your smartphone knows when you are holding it without you having to enter a password, PIN, or pattern. Biometric finger or eye scanning, or voice recognition are all potentially much more convenient. It could even learn the way you move, measure distances, recognize your gait. A combination of factors could make this really secure. It should unlock automatically when you hold it and lock up when someone else does, unless told otherwise.

If your smartphone can reliably identify and authenticate you then it would be safe to use it as your universal key. I want my smartphone to start my car and unlock my front door. I want to use my smartphone to pay for goods and services. I don’t want to have to carry anything else. The technology is here, it just needs to be polished and proven trustworthy.

People often argue the dangers of a system like this, but fail to recognize that the current system is less secure. If I steal your wallet, I can spend your cash. I can probably get away with using your plastic in certain scenarios without needing the PIN. I can certainly use your keys to enter your house or drive your car. I can’t do any of that with your smartphone if it has a secure authentication system that won’t let me in.

Thinking ahead

I’m possibly overexcited by the potential pre-emptive powers of Google Now, but the reality is often disappointing. Pushing up a train timetable as I arrive at the station, warning me about traffic, or providing a sports score update is all well and good, but I’d like to see it go further.

As Google Now spans more devices and potentially has access to more data about me, I’d like it to do more for me. For a start it should be able to sync across devices and update accordingly when I dismiss something, I don’t want to see the same card I swiped away on my phone still there on my tablet or desktop (that applies to all Android notifications).

It should be the hard-working personal assistant that most of us can’t afford. Remind me to send a message to this person without me having to set a reminder, tell me that my favorite band is playing close by next month, or make sure I don’t forget to pay a bill. How about telling me I could save money by switching to this service, or alerting me to a big discount deal on something it knows I want?

I want an Android phone that’s thinking ahead for me.

That’s it for now. Agree or disagree? Want something else I didn’t mention? Hit the comments and tell us. I’ll see you in two years when hopefully I’ll have to draw up a completely new list because these features have been delivered.




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Upcoming Android Phones for Last Season of 2015

Looking for the best android phone for the last season of 2015? Android is very popular and almost all mobile phones by any names of the brands or companies uses Android as the OS of the phone. And for you as an Android hunter, it is important to get up-to-date with the upcoming android phones to always update the information of new Android that will be introduced in the market. And you will also find a list about the new android that will come.

In the list of upcoming android phones 2015, almost all brands or companies will introduce the new update of their Android phone either with the new type or the next generation of the previous time. And sure, it is not only about the type or brands of the upcoming android phones that you need to know but also the specs and feature of each type of the Android phones. Sure, the change may not be so different with the previous android phones.

Commonly, the upcoming android phones will offer more features and some also update and upgrade the system and technology to make the phone more than just a mobile phone or for entertainment but also for working. So, it depends on what you want to look for the phone as each type of phone may have the good point at certain feature and for another may not. It is just like other brands of Android phones that may be excellent in one feature but not for another one.

That is why, if you go online, you may find a list of upcoming android phones with certain number of the new Android phones that will come in the market with their own pros and cons. Therefore, it is a good idea to read the review of each type of the phones. And there are also some reviews from professional editor or reviewer you can read to find the best one from these upcoming new android phones.

Description: upcoming android phones give you more options with new Android phones and with new features and technology and system. Reading the review of the phones is a good idea.

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10 best smartphones in the USA

Best phones compared: which is right for you in 2015?

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Update: The LG G4 has entered the Top 10, we're making room for the newly reviewed Galaxy Note 5 and OnePlus 2 in the next revision.

Knowing the best smartphone you can buy right now is more than just a hunch for us. We test out the latest and - sometimes - greatest phones in comprehensive mobile phone reviews.

To drill down to a list of our 10 favorites in the US for 2015, we based the updated rankings on a lot of geeked-out factors: design, performance, battery life and camera quality. iPhone 6S and Samsung Galaxy Note 5 will get the same treatment in September.

Sure, your personal preference among iOS 9, Android Marshmallow and Windows Mobile 10 could sway you to another device besides our top-ranked phone. Likewise, availability via AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile is an outlier. The best phone for AT&T may not be available on-contract on Verizon, and vice-versa.

But that's why we have more than just a No. 1 pick, which, spoiler alert, isn't Apple's iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus. We're not that predictable. Before you lock into a binding contract or spring for an expensive unlocked, SIM-free smartphone, consult our best phone guide, updated regularly.

10. Nexus 6

OS: Android 5.1 | Screen size: 5.96-inch | Resolution: 1440p | Memory: 3GB | Storage: 32GB/64GB | Battery: 3,220mAh | Rear camera: 13MP | Front camera: 2MP

The biggest smartphone on the list is the Nexus 6 from Google and Motorola. At a whopping 6 inches, it has room to compete with other flagships almost a year later: a Snapdragon 805 processor, 3GB of RAM, nearly all-day battery life, QuickCharge 2.0 and the latest Android 5.1 Lollipop update with the ability to handle the Android M beta right now.

Nexus 6 has a nearly bezel-free display, so the finger-stretching dimensions actually manage to be not too far off the size of the iPhone 6 Plus, which includes Apple's physical home button. The size of the phone is comparable, yet the screen size happens to be much bigger.

Of course, its bumped up cost isn't as budget-friendly at $650 full price - more than double the $300 starting price of the now discontinued Nexus 5. It's $249 through AT&T, but now $199 on-contract through Verizon - while it still has contracts until August 13. Just make sure you can properly hold this two-handed phablet before entering into a binding two-year commitment or opting for the very pricey no contract option.

 

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Quantum dots for Apple phones to improvise its display

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Apple is trying to discover something special, for which the company is claiming that their products will be run under solar system. This will be obviously considered as one of the most innovative step by this company. So, now expect your favorite brand ‘Apple’ to improve its touch display or Retina display in its iphones , ipads and other gadgets. The entire credit goes to Quantum Dot. Apple is therefore giving you more superfine crystal clear display for you touch phones than you have ever expected from this brand. It could be said that Apple is trying to keep hold its position as it is now in this competitive market. Quantum dot is an expensive technology therefore only company like this could afford for it whose products are expensive and excessively aristocrat. Apple took that opportunity.



The US Patent and Trademark Office recently published four Patent Applications for Apple. Apple is going to make life more comfortable with Quantum dot ,the new technology for development of display Quantum dot could improve Liquid color Display(LCD) dramatically in terms of color, color accuracy and reducing power consumption thus keep your battery charged up and durable.

Quantum Dots are exceedingly small nanocrystals with ability to emit light at very specific wavelength, which effectively means color can be displayed more effectively. In Apple’s patent application, Apple describes the technology through the framework of red, green or blue color or what we call RGB in technical term. The company claims that retina display without quantum dot can match color in blue but fall short on red and green.

The backlight on Retina displays usually consists of LEDs which is covered with a phosphor. This produces a white light that then travels through the liquid crystal screen layer to produce vibrant color.

The huge fortune company is expected to capture a  bigger market than as it is in present  if everything goes accordingly. Although, there are some people who also see this in other way,”McGregor suggested that going forward, on the other hand, we can have additional difficult to differentiate base on the display quality, and equally or potentially even more important to differentiate on price tag and power consumption. Quantum Dots has been used by 20 companies such as Amazon Kindle Fir HOX7. QD Vision and Sony brought quantum dot TV’s to the market earlier this year.

Quantum Dot although reduce the power consumption and provide clear graphic, yet it is too expensive and day by day it is going beyond the means of common people.

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200GB MicroSD Cards, 3D Images and Hologram Will be Soon In Your Smartphones

With the advancement in technology we can hope to have many new features in our smartphones that were always imagined and wanted by us. There were times when floppy disks with tiny storage capacity were used for data storage and transfer. The advancement in computer technology led to development of CD’s, DVD’s and microSD cards. Now, tech companies claim that we will be able to see realistic 3-D image on screens. The most amazing and awaited advancement in graphics technology is hologram. And according to the news we will be able to have hologram in our smartphones in near future.

MicroSD cards which are very much smaller in size than floppy disk holds a lot more memory. We are already using thumb sized MicroSD cards with capacity of 16 GB and even 32 GB in our smartphones. As the technology advances, the storage capacity of memory cards also increases while at the same time, their size is shrinking to extraordinary size. Imagine MicroSD cards which already have large storage capacity of many GB’s expanded to 200 GB. Such MicroSD cards with large capacity have already been revealed recently.

SanDisk, a leading MicroSD cards providers recently revealed a ultra MicroSD card in a press release with the huge storage capacity of 200GB, enabling the user to have 20 hours of full HD movie right in his pocket on a finger nail sized memory card.

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“As the needs of mobile users continue to change, SanDisk is on the forefront of delivering solutions for these demands as is clearly illustrated through their growing portfolio of innovative products, including the new 200GB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC card.” said Christopher Chute, Vice President, Worldwide Digital Imaging Practice, IDC.

The statement of Christopher Chute indicates that in future, we might come across memory cards with capacity of tera bytes maybe, depending upon the demands of the smartphones users.

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In case of graphics technology, holograms and 3-D images are always shown in movies but these technologies were not considered to be realistic until a technology review, reveals David Fattal’s intentions of making the graphics technology able to show hologram in the smartphones in near future.

Fattal’s company named Leia, plans to display a module capable of producing 3-D image without using any special glasses, later this year. According to Fattal, the 3-D image will be viewable from 64 different view points.

The technology by Fattal will be refined to produce hologram coming out of the conventional liquid crystal display (LCD). Gordon Wetzstein a professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University believes that the impressive advancements in image technology producing hologram is ready to be commercialized.

3-D technology is only an initial step for Leia. According to Fattal, hologram technology is the most essential one which involves 64 cameras placed at precise places. Fattal’s technology has not yet made it possible to view hologram video like princess Leia in star wars. But the technology makes it possible to view hologram image within a 60° arc.

The company plans to release a module in Asian market hoping to get positive response after the failure of recent 3-D televisions. The company hopes its technology to be good enough to make people spend money on it. An obvious opportunity will be mobile gaming. Do you think hologram technology will be able to have positive impact on users?

 

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New Cell Phone Technology For 2015

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Cell phone’s have evolved ever since the original iPhone release. Innovation has been sprawling at a consistent rate and manufacturers are putting more money and resources into research and development than ever before.

This is leading to a whole new range of cell phone technologies and features that we can expect to land soon on the market. Some of these amazing innovations and features are already widely available. Below we will discuss some of the biggest cell phone technologies that you should expect to see in 2015.

1. Bigger Displays.

While a lot of people thought that Steve Jobs was right about the world not wanting a bigger phone than 4 inches, Samsung pushed the boundaries and it paid off – big time. Samsung was the originator of the ‘phablet’ and the market for these bigger display devices has taken off at a furious pace. In 2015, you can expect more phones to push the boundaries on size and offer bigger and bigger phones.

2. Flex Screen Technology.

LG showed off this amazing technology last year in their ‘flex phone.’ This year, they have announced a revised and better version that is planning to hit the market in 2015. This is one of the best and most interesting innovations in the cell phone arena because it could change the way we use and view cell phones on day. Imagine being able to bend your phone into your pocket. Or imagine a phone that you can fold into your wallet. The day might not be too far away from here. For now, the flex screen technology only offers the ability to bend it a little bit, but it still leads to more durable screens and better viewing angles. It is a great technology that is here to stay.

3. 4K Screens.

Everyone has likely seen that 4K screen technology is taking over the television and monitor markets. The truth is, the usefulness of this technology likely doesn’t extend to smaller devices such as smartphones. However, that is not stopping cell phone companies like LG from introducing 4K displays on their newest smart phones. Their newest offering, the LG G3 offers users a 4K display that is also capable of shooting video in 4K resolution, as well. This is huge for users that plan on investing in either a 4K capable television or monitor as it will allow them to view their videos and media shot on their phones in 4K resolution.

Clearly, the technology in cell phones is developing at a rapid pace. We have discussed only some of the newest technology that is hitting the cell phone market this year. There are tons more innovations coming and it is an exciting year for the cell phone industry. If you plan on purchasing a new cell phone this year, expect to have a variety of choices from which to choose from. It is a great time to be a consumer in the cell phone industry.

It hasn’t been long since all we could was dial out and receive incoming calls on our phones.  Nowadays with the advanced technology out there, we’re able to do amazing things that only a short number of years ago many didn’t think would be possible.  One of which is the ability to watch live and recorded high-definition television and movies directly on our smartphones.  With DISH Anywhere customers are given the ability to watch every live, recorded and on demand movie and television show that they subscribe to in crystal clear picture.  The best part is, it’s absolutely free for new customers owning the advanced Hopper HD/DVR system.

For those simply going down the street, or those heading across the world, DISH Anywhere will be right there on your smartphone when you need it.  For questions about how DISH Anywhere works and how you can make it apart of your everyday entertainment needs, contact us today at 1-844-257-4288 or click the Get Started button to build your quote online now!

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Apple iPhone 7 Release Date And Rumors To Have Liquid Metal Technology

This year has been great for apple with the simultaneous release of two smartphones from the company for the first time- the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Both the phone have been a great success in the markets across the world as the sales are concerned. After bringing some drastic changes from its predecessor to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple now has a huge responsibility to make its next device something good enough to challenge the growing competition from a whole new bunch of manufacturers that came into the picture recently.

According to Pocket Lint, there are many things we should take in consideration when thinking of the future iPhone’s name. The iPhone 6S name will be possible if Apple wants to bring an overhauled version of the current iPhone, with a few minor upgrades. However, if they are going to bring some significant changes to the upcoming iPhone they will most likely name it iPhone 7. Many analysts think that Apple will not go for iPhone 6S and instead they will prefer a totally changed iPhone 7. Back in September 2012, Apple released the iPhone 5 and in 2013 they released the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were released in September 2014, which means that Apple is not expno ected to release a new iPhone anytime soon. With other words, we will most likely expect a new iPhone release sometime in September 2015.



Rumors say that the upcoming iPhone will also have a new display technology, as Foxconn Technology Co Ltd reported to be working on a new building exclusively for Apple. For now, Apple didn’t say a word about the upcoming iPhone and we think that they will keep their mouths shut until Q1-Q2 of 2014. Apart from that according to a report from the blogger John Gruber, the next iPhone will make the biggest jump in the camera section. The iPhone 7 should feature two camera lenses, which should vastly improve the quality of the images. Little is known, but the blogger believes that the rear camera captures DSLR quality images using two lenses.

 

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Top 10 worst smartphone gimmicks we’ve ever seen

The old idiom proclaims that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. There is seemingly no stronger testament to the staying power of this truism than the smartphone.

Ever since mobile phones first exploded in popularity in the late 1990’s, manufacturers having been cramming trash down our throats and proclaiming it to be treasure. And who could blame them? Mobile communications is one of the most competitive markets in the world, and they must to continue to innovate to stand out from the crowd, or perish.

But when that one-hour-before-deadline, half-baked, eye-catching ‘feature’ that we’ve been force fed falls flat? That’s when we get to poke fun.

Here are ten of the worst gimmicks in smartphone history:

1) LG G Flex – Curved screen

The Concept:

As TV’s in our living rooms get bigger and bigger, so does their resolution. 4K will soon be the norm, our eyes popping in excitement over the cinematic levels of clarity and colour.

Just like in the cinema, larger home television screens are beginning to curve too. LG’s curved OLED TV is the latest to hit the market, and can really enhance the viewing experience when position just right. The screen curves slightly inwards in the middle, granting the viewer a sense of immersion and preventing the picture from becoming distorted at the edges due to the extremity of the viewing angle.

Through some remarkably reverse-engineered logic, LG have since decided it would be appropriate to do the same with your smartphone. The LG G Flex is also curved in the middle, only in this case the curvature runs from top to bottom.

The Reality:

What exactly is the point? What purpose did they hope this would serve? With their curved television LG have actually enhanced the viewing experience, albeit minutely. With a curved smartphone there is no such visual enhancement. LG claim that it is more ergonomic when held up against your face. It isn’t. In fact the curvature is so incredibly slight that it is barely noticeable, even when placed on a flat surface next to a regular phone.

The LG G Flex simply looks like it’s been put through the wash in the back pocket of your jeans, emerging just slightly warped enough to be visibly unsettling but completely functionless.

2) Samsung Galaxy series – Samsung Air View

The Concept:

Your Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet with Air View enabled is able to detect when you hover your device’s S Pen Stylus (or even your finger on some devices) just above the screen.

As a result you can, for example, scroll up and down a page or preview the contents of an email simply by hovering.

The Reality:

Have we been taking crazy pills? This is complete madness! Who thought this was a feature that people wanted? You’re hovering your finger one centimetre above the device – just touch it. The device is already being held in on hand, with your weapon of choice (be it your finger or your stylus) in the other, so there are no mobility advantages to be gained.

Similarly, it’s not as if you’re interacting with your phone in a fundamentally new way. You aren’t navigating your brand new Galaxy Note 2 with hard buttons. You’re performing the exact same actions as always – only one centimetre away from the screen.

3) Sony Ericsson Xperia Play – Everything

The Concept:

It’s a smartphone but, get this, it turns into a portable games console. A portable games console made by Sony! Carrying the PlayStation name! Never seen that before, right?

The Reality:

Hold on. Yes we have. Twice. The PlayStation Portable and its sequel the PlayStation Vita have sold just shy of 90 million units worldwide between them. And here is a phone with a ridiculous PlayStation-branded slide-out gamepad which can only play Android games available to every Android phone ever. Great selling point, guys.

Not to mention its meagre four-inch, 854 x 480 pixel display which was outdated, even by early 2011 standards. There was also the small matter of the £500 price point – enough to buy you both a brand new, top of the line portable games console as well as a new smartphone, if you have any common sense.

4) HTC Salsa, HTC ChaCha – ‘Facebook Phones’

The Concept:

People love Facebook. Heck, even people who hate it still find themselves glued to it for multiple hours a day. Facebook has been one of the greatest innovations in the way we communicate with one another since the mobile phone itself. By combining the two, you have the ultimate social tool.

The Reality:

Who decided to name two phone handsets ‘Salsa’ and ‘ChaCha’? That’s just terrible. And so was their unique selling point.

What the greatly anticipated ‘Facebook Phone’ ended up manifesting itself as was a regular smartphone with a button dedicated to Facebook. Press the button, go to Facebook. That’s it. Again, these were phones released in 2011. Apps were ubiquitous at this point, none more so than Facebook’s own. You can already open Facebook at the press of a virtual button, so why hardwire one into the case of the phone? The Salsa and ChaCha were low points, even by HTC’s ever-slipping standards.

5) Samsung Galaxy S4 – Samsung Smart Scroll

The Concept:

Just about every other action performed on your smartphone is scrolling. It’s nigh on impossible to do almost anything without putting thumb to screen. It is an inherent, core aspect of the way we operate our smartphones. A smartphone that does away with scrolling would be like a car that banishes the steering wheel.

Great Korean innovators Samsung believed they had found away to change phone interfacing forever, with Smart Scroll. The Galaxy S4’s front-facing camera utilised retina-tracking technology to follow the user’s gaze. When the user’s eyes reach the bottom (or top) of the page, it begins to scroll automatically. Manual scrolling is a thing of the past.

The Reality:

Here is a list of issues which may cause Smart Scroll not to perform correctly, courtesy of Samsung’s official support website: When the front camera fails to detect face and eyes, when the source of the light is behind you or when using the device in the dark, when the front camera is being used in an application, when you are using other gestures, such as Air View, when there are popup messages or screens being displayed, or when you have multiple windows open.

You can probably guess how well ‘Smart’ Scroll worked most of the time. We should also point out to Samsung, once again, that when you already have your thumb resting against the device in question, making said device ‘thumbs free’ is completely redundant.

6) Motorola Atrix – Webtop Lapdock

The Concept:

Two years before the rise of the tablet/PC hybrid, Motorola conceived the Atrix. The idea was to turn a mobile phone into a mobile computer.

Through the use of the Atrix Webtop Lapdock, the Atrix can become a laptop. Simply dock the phone and it displays its content on a full-sized laptop screen, complete with functioning keyboard and trackpad mouse.

The Reality:

To be fair to Motorola, there is nothing inherently wrong with this feature. ‘Second screens’ are a major trend in mobile tech right now – pick any tablet off of the shelf at your local electronics store (if you can find one) and the chances are it can connect to your home television, either wirelessly or via HDMI cable.

What was unacceptable, though, was the absurd price. If you wanted to purchase the Lapdock along with your new Atrix smartphone you would have been facing upwards of £300 – and that’s the price when purchased on an expensive contract.

For £300, plus a hefty £45 per month contract, why on earth would you not just buy a tablet? Or a netbook? Or anything at all other than this ridiculous machine? The Atrix simply aimed to fill a niche that never existed.

7) HTC Evo 4G – Kickstand

The Concept:

It’s a kickstand. Need to stand your phone up? Fold it out, and there you have it.

The Reality:

Think about where you are when you use your smartphone to watch video. On the bus perhaps, or the train. Maybe you’re walking down the street or waiting in line at a shop or cafe. Maybe you’re sat with a friend on the sofa and want to show them a quick video you saw earlier.

In any of the scenarios that come to mind wherein you watch video on your smartphone, is there a stationary, flat surface place immediately in front of you?

It would seem that the HTC Evo 4G falls that the first (and only, really) hurdle. It’s practically useless. Even if you were to find somewhere out-and-about to place your phone to watch a bit of film, what if your headphones then don’t reach your head from the device? Or the speakers are too quiet? Or the screen isn’t sitting at quite the right angle?

For those determined to have a kickstand attached to their phone, there is a case offering that feature available for just about every handset under the sun. For HTC though, they might do well to bear in mind that some selling points are ‘unique’ for a reason.

8) Samsung Galaxy Beam – Built-in projector

The Concept:

Wouldn’t it be fantastic to share all of the fun and exciting media on your phone with your friends, without them all having to huddle around your device’s tiny screen? Or perhaps you want to watch a movie or video clip on your phone, but with all immersion of watching it on a television screen?

The ever-brilliant brain trust over at Samsung have been slaving away in the lab yet again. This time, they’ve found a way to put a projector inside your phone. A full-on projector, just like you’d deliver a presentation on at work, or watch a movie on at the cinema – but integrated into your smartphone. The future is truly here.

The Reality:

Like a chocolate teapot, the Samsung Galaxy Beam may sound tasty, but its real life applications are few and far between. For a start, unless you plan on amassing your pals inside a dark room with a big, clear, white wall, just how are you supposed to show them anything on a beam projector? Just like any projector, this one works best in the dark.

In fact this one works only in the dark, thanks to its output of 15 lumens. Lumens are the unit by which visible brightness is measured and, for comparison, a standalone low-end budget projector will usually output at around 2000 lumens. So you don’t need to be Thomas Edison to work out how the Galaxy Beam performs.

Combine this with the fact that the Galaxy Beam’s projector has a maximum range of two metres and a battery life shorter than the running time of Lawrence of Arabia and you have one pretty terrible gimmick.

9) Motorola Moto X – Quick Capture

Being unable to reach your device quick enough to take the perfect photo in the perfect moment is a problem that just about everyone has probably experience at some point, and it long pre-dates smartphones.

With the Motorola Moto X’s Quick Capture feature smartphone photographers need never miss that once-in-a-lifetime snap ever again. With two quick flicks of the wrist your previously locked smartphone awakens itself and jumps straight to the camera app – all you have to do is shoot.

The Reality:

If the concept of shaking the device versus, say, the iPhone’s lock-screen camera button seems redundant, just wait until you see what a ‘flick of the wrist’ entails.

It’s a small miracle that each Moto X handset didn’t come with a warning from the surgeon general about excessive use and carpal tunnel. The promotional trailer for the handset shows a woman twisting her wrist back and forth as if the Moto X were the lid on a particularly tough mayonnaise jar.

Of course the motion works first time in the advert, but anyone with any experience of this sort of feature will know full well that they never perform first time of asking. All it takes is for the Quick Capture’s motion recognition to fail once and it’s already cost you time versus simply unlocking the phone.

10) Samsung Galaxy S4 – Samsung Smart Stay

The Concept:

Of we couldn’t finish this list without another one of Samsung’s Bond-esque innovations. Their track record has been stellar so far, what could possibly go wrong?

With Samsung Smart Stay, your Galaxy S4 has yet another use for retina tracking – this time it knows when you’re paying attention to your device and when you’re looking away. The result is that if you’re writing a text message or email and stop midway to have a chat with someone or pay attention to the world around you, it will put the screen to sleep to preserve battery.

Similarly, if you’re watching a video and get distracted it will automatically pause it for you.

The Reality:

The reality is that it is completely ridiculous and unnecessary. The reality is that it does not work as intended. The reality is that Samsung are so plainly out of ideas with regards to real technological innovation that they continue to roll out bizarre features that attempt to fix problems which never existed using hardware which was never designed to do so. The reality is that all of these gimmicks make both the user and the trillion-dollar multinational corporation behind them look utterly stupid.

When companies throw in cheap parlour tricks to sell unremarkable technology, it cheapens their brand, cheapens their product, cheapens the medium which they have worked so hard to legitimise, and cheapens the fragile relationship they have built with the consumer.

If mobile companies could just focus on plainly bettering their product rather than trying to seduce users with digital snake-oil, they might just find that the profits and accolades they have been so desperately seeking will come easier than they first thought.

Source from: http://www.whatmobile.net

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The new iOS 7 Gesture navigation provides expert if inconsistent shortcuts

iOS 7 continues Apple’s long history of gesture-based controls, some system-wide like the new swipe up from the bottom bezel to open Control Center, and some app (or multi-app) specific, like the new swipe right from the left bezel to travel back up the hierarchy Mail or Messages or the history in Safari, or the new toss to close apps in multitasking or tabs in Safari. There are also fantastic new “peek” gestures that let you pull left just a little bit to see individual time stamps in Messages, or pull down to turn a notification banner into the full-fledged Notification Center. Gesture controls can be tricky, however. If not direct they can be hard to discover, if not consistent they can be hard to habituate, and if not carefully considered they can collide and conflict with each other, both system-wide and app specific.



For example, when Apple first introduced four-finger navigation gestures for the iPad, you could accidentally swipe your way out of Fruit Ninja and into Mail. Now, you can swipe up in Hue to try and manage your lights and end up with Control Center instead. You can disable Control Center from being accessible inside apps, but since not everyone will, developers have to assume it’ll stay on, and cede basic gestures to Apple and the system.

Because the swipe-right gesture appears limited to certain apps, namely Mail and Messages, it won’t collide with other apps already using that gesture. However, the way Apple is implementing the interface in iOS 7 in general, because of that gesture in Mail or Messages, could make other apps look odd. Especially ones that currently use the popular “hamburger button and basement sidebar” design (I’m looking at you Facebook, Google apps, etc.) Even if iOS doesn’t stomp all over them, if they look wrong, or simply feel wrong on iOS 7, they may be forced to change and become more Mail or Messages-like. (And that might not be a bad thing.)

The good news is that all of these are direct manipulations. The bad news is that they’re not all consistent or symmetrical. Direct manipulations are more easily discovered than abstract gesture controls (which iOS stays completely away from for everything but accessibility), but in order for them to be habituated they need to be consistent. Notification Center is the perfect example. Any time, from anywhere, you can swipe down and what happens is exactly what you expect to happen – it appears. Control Center is the same.

The sideways gestures are where iOS 7 starts running into problems. First, because they’re only implemented in specific apps, they require the user to remember which apps include them. Worse, because they’re implemented inconsistently and asymmetrically across apps, they require the user to remember what they do in each app. That’s a high cognitive burden.

For example, in Safari – and in Photos, Calendar, Weather, and other apps before it – swiping from left to right takes you backwards through the sequence, and swiping right to left takes you forward. That’s logical and symmetrical. Even Camera, where swiping changes modes, moves through the modes in sequence and remains consistent.

However, in Mail and Messages, swiping from left to right doesn’t take you back through the sequence of messages, but up in the message hierarchy. You swipe back from message to message list to – in mail alone – message list box. Where it gets more challenging is swiping from right to left, because not only doesn’t that take you forward through the sequence, it doesn’t take you deeper into the hierarchy either. What it does is switch from direct manipulation to quasi-abtract command, revealing a destructive action – delete. That’s not only asymmetrical (swiping different directions results in different behaviors), and inconsistent with other apps, it’s a massive contextual change.

Photos can have hierarchies with albums, Calendar days with months, so there’s some overlap, but Apple’s recognizing that hierarchies in Messages and Mail are far more important in real-world use cases than they are in other apps, and re-assigning the gesture. They’re also keeping it simple by not, for example, leaving a one finger swipe to move through sequences of messages and using a two-finger swipe to move back to the hierarchy. That’s understandable and, in a world filled with trade-offs, sensible.

Switching from direct manipulation to go back to abstract command to delete is less understandable and sensible, but more a reflection of a legacy control Apple’s been using since iOS 1 (iPhone OS 1.0).

Here are some examples, with the Mail gestures (back vs. delete) on the left, Safari gestures (back vs. forward) in the center, and downward swipe gesture on Home (Notification Center vs. Spotlight) on the right:



In a perfect world swiping from right to left from the edge would move you into whatever message your touching, while touching a message and holding would allow you to delete it, much like cards and tabs. Apple has used modal gestures before, for example an edit button that changes an upward movement from the general scroll gesture to a specific item re-arranging gesture. Likewise, swiping down from the bezel reveals Notification Center, but swiping down from the screen in Home reveals Spotlight search. It adds complexity but also functionality. Detect if the gesture started at or near the edge, and if so make it navigation. If not, if it started on the meaty part of an item in a list, make it editorial. It will require learning, but not much.

The most important thing is consistency. Unless and until a swipe takes you back in every app where there’s something to go back to, it’ll always be harder to remember and become habituated to. Unless and until a forward swipe does something in every app where there’s a backward swipe, and there’s something to forward to, likewise. Unless you can pull a pass up out of Passbook as easily as you can shove one down and back into the stack… You get the idea.

For gestures to succeed for the mainstream, they have to always be where they’re expected, and always do as expected. With iOS 7, we’re only part way there.

Source from: http://www.imore.com

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Price, Features, Specs and Images, Samsung Galaxy S7 Release date

Samsung is by far the most used mobile phone in the world. The authority of Samsung came when they introduced the Samsung Galaxy S Series. The Galaxy S series have been the consumers’ choice for they always meet the demands of the ever changing trends in technology. Statistics show that Galaxy S series have sold over 200 million units. This is after the Samsung S5 was released. So, the Galaxy S6 and S7 have not been included in the sales for they are yet to hit the market.

Of great interest here is the Samsung Galaxy S7. In here, we will look at all the rumors about its release dates, expected specs and features together with the price. As expected, there is no official news from Samsung electronics concerning the release of Galaxy S7. But that does not stop the people from knowing what is in the making from this giant mobile company.

What is the expected Release date for Samsung Galaxy S7?

Well, there is no official communication from Samsung Electronics that can confirm when the new Samsung S7 will be released. However, insider sources have already leaked the strategy of Samsung and we now have the expected dates. The new Samsung Galaxy S7 will probably be released in the first quarter of 2016. This is because, the company has to watch its competition and respond aggressively to any threats from its main competitor, which is Apple. It is understood that some of Apple’s unsatisfied customers are going for the Samsung phones and therefore, a clear strategy has to be in place for the company to maximize on profits. So, 2016 is the year to watch out for the biggest invention after the S6.

What are some of the Expected Specs for Galaxy S7?

This is the part that matters most to the eagerly waiting customers. There is so much expectation given the pace set by the S6. The manufacturer, Samsung Electronics, will also be watching keenly on what Apple will be releasing in the market before the first quarter of 2016. Our inside source, reveals that Apple are planning on releasing iPhone 7 which will outdo galaxy S6 and therefore Samsung company has no option but to widen their range of specs for the S7. Here below are some of the expected specs of S7.

• 4 GB RAM

Just think of your laptop and what it can hold in terms of capacity. Well, most of the laptops have a lesser RAM than what the S7 will be offering. 4 GB is not a joke. This has sparked excitement since there are many benefits of having a big space like this. So, all your office work can be done in this gadget. This is just the preliminary figure that has been given; we can still expect more if Apple will come with anything of this size by then. Therefore sit back and expect a minimum of 4 GB RAM!

• 64 bit Processor

It will be the first android smartphone to have the 64bit Exynos processor. For an improved speed, there will be a 3.5 GHz processing power. With this, expect the fastest speed that one can enjoy with a phone.

• 32/64 and 128 GB memory

The Galaxy S series are known to be philanthropic with internal memory unlike their competitors. The trend is bound to continue with the new Galaxy S7 expected to be holding up-to 128 GB of internal memory. Thing could change along the way given that S6 is also carrying the same capacity and S7 is an improved version of S6. It is believed that Samsung Electronics are spreading out the rumor of  ‘big internal memory’ to fool Apple and other competitors but come the first quarter of 2016, there will be a great surprise.

Of course there are many other specs that the phone has but the above mentioned are some of the unique ones that no phone in the market has.

The Amazing Features of Samsung Galaxy S7

There are new and improved features in the to-be released S7. All the new features have been released to counter all the existing features from other competitors and the previous versions of the S Series. Here below are some of the new features to watch out for.

• 30 Megapixels camera

Who could ever have thought of a 30 megapixel camera for a phone? Well, it is no longer a dream for soon enough it shall come to reality when the Samsung Galaxy S7 will be released. Just to highlight a bit, the 30 megapixel will be at the rear of the sleek phone and also there shall be 10 MP for the camera at front. There will also be a newly introduced GigaPixel feature that will help you in shooting your image with more accuracy and clarity.

• Super Amoled Display

There are some phones enjoying Amoled display but this one will have a super amoled display that is 4k, 5.5-inch.

• Waterproof Technology

Water will be no longer a problem to this phone for it will be equipped with a waterproof technology that will guard it against water. Users will also be guarded against dust that may harm a mobile device. Therefore, the whole body will be dustproof.

• 5G Network Connection

While other mobile companies are still trying to get hold of their 4G networks, Samsung Galaxy S7 will have a 5G network connection that will boost your browsing experience. No more delays when downloading anything from the internet for the 5G technology is really fast.  Also on network, there will be a super fast WIFI to enhance connectivity to the internet.

• Infared Sensors

One of the most amazing features that people should wait to experience is the infared sensor that will be there. It is said that the sensors will be able to measure your body temperature and give an accurate and efficient measure. This is just so amazing that it should be released today!!

Source from:http://galaxys6samsung.com

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Sandstone of Samsung Galaxy S7 Rising

March 2015 is most important for all the Samsung smartphones because the most awaited smartphone of Samsung the Samsung Galaxy S6 is launched and ready to follow the success path of Samsung Galaxy Note 4. If you are already aware about the Samsung Galaxy S series, since past few years, every year we see a new verdict smartphone in the same series. As you know S6 is just announced and about to release but the smartphone of 2016 the Samsung Galaxy S7 is already revealed with the massive set of rumours.



Samsung fans has set their highest peak of expectations for the Galaxy S7 and yes already launched Samsung S6 is the technology marble. Already, Samsung is following the latest technology innovations in their smartphones. On the next face of the coin, as we said Galaxy S7 news and rumours have started rolling on the web. And there is good news for all the Android fans that Samsung might announce the Galaxy S7 in the December 2015 and the Galaxy S7 release date to be occur in the Jan 2016 as according to the market forecasters. Yes, you have to wait for almost a year from now.

Galaxy S7 release date

Like it happens in case of Apple, talking about a gadget releasing after a year or two, doesn’t sound nonsense and similar is going with the Samsung. And if talking about the Samsung Galaxy S7 release date then it will surely happen in the early 2015 and might announced by December 2015. This means you would able to see this phone by the end of 2015. The launch of Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, proved that we would see the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge too, next year.

• Samsung Galaxy S7 release date – December 2015?


• Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge – December 2015?


• Samsung Galaxy S6 release date – March 2015

In past year, Samsung growth rate was not as of 2013 or 2012 and the reason is only the competition and change that end user are looking for. Although, Samsung is launching several devices in a month or two gap, but the good portion of profit earned by Samsung, comes from the flagship. The Samsung Galaxy S6 is the flagship of 2015 and launching another flagship in the lineup Galaxy S, in 2015 only that’s also a question for Samsung. But if the Samsung Galaxy S7 release date to happen by this year then it would be double fun for the Samsung fans and also for the Samsung itself. Like, in the early 2014 we saw the Galaxy S5 and later in December the Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus. The approach is similar to the Apple iPhone series but launching two flagships in an year could also bring more profits.



But again we would like to mention the possibilities for the Samsung Galaxy S7 release date are in favour of 2016 early months.

Galaxy S7 Specs and Features

In the passed year 2014, Samsung got lots of patents for the new microchips that would be part of future generation Samsung devices out of which one is already announced LDDR4 8GB memory modules which would correspond to the 4GB RAM. And now next level LDDR4 memory chips are being created at lower nano scale, this mean within few months Samsung would develop the 6GB RAM module. And guess what, it would be powering the Samsung Galaxy S7 specs for sure. And the Galaxy S7 feature won’t end here at the more memory; the more processing would also be the red feature of Samsung S7. Already, we have a rumor for Note 5 that it would be first to have the Exynos 7X range chipset from Samsung that carries 8-Core in the configuration of little.Big.BIGGER HMP cyclone technology.

If you don’t know about the cyclone HMP technology, the same tech was used in the latest Apple iPhone chipset. The story of Samsung’s powerful chip is extended by the news that it would be supporting the 6 instructions per cycle, which would make the performance of Galaxy S7 two times faster than that of 3-instruction 64-bit processor of Galaxy S6. (yet to be revealed)

Every year Smartphone is taking a good shape in terms of technology or design, and Samsung is the display manufacturing giant and innovation in the Galaxy S7 display is of course expected. The flexible display rumours are rolling with the every launch in the Galaxy S series device, but who knows if Samsung Galaxy S7 display would be flexible. If not then one thing is sure; the 4K-resolution display would definitely be the part of the Samsung S7 display configuration.

For smartphone industry, the battery life is always a challenge and slowly the revolution is coming to this part of the phone too, for example the fast charge technique. But the users are still not very convinced. For your information, Samsung is testing such technique in the secret technology mines of Korea. And Galaxy S7 battery would of course the most revolutionary with its surprising quantity and ultimate fast charging technique.

• Octa-core Snapdragon processor 3.0+ GHz or Exynos 16-core big.LITTLE


• 4K resolution amazing display or foldable display


• 4GB RAM for blazing and flawless experience


• 20 MP front camera sensor with rotatory system


• Very advanced Touch ID button and retina scan


• Ultimate charging time with fast charging technology

More information, coming soon!

In past 5 years, a new thing that has arrived in the hands of people is none other than the smartphone. And big brands like Samsung have made it possible. And a big credit goes to the revolutionary smartphones of Samsung Galaxy S series and more smartphone in the series to come soon. Exactly the Samsung Galaxy S7 would do for Samsung, for the fans better technology and innovation and for the Samsung more profits. The smartphone market is going like a wave, for someone more profitable and popular, for example the last Galaxy S5 was not that impressive and now Galaxy S6 is replacing all the problems and later more advanced the Samsung Galaxy S7.

There is lot more to discover with time for our flagship the Samsung Galaxy S7. But it would take time, more rumours and News to come soon. And here we would update all, so stay tuned for more. Do subscribe to get latest updates into your mailbox. Moreover, as you know sharing is caring. We would care for you’re by launching new Galaxy S7 concept images and news, and you share our posts in FaceBook, Twitter, Google Plus and more. And your comments are the mirror for your fan-ship for Samsung; Galaxy S7 would be the killer phone for sure.

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Features 2015 the Samsung Galaxy S7

The Samsung Galaxy S7 will allegedly arrive pre-packed with the 5.0 version of an Android operating system, if rumors are to be trusted. In fact, this rumor is more authentic, since the Google owned operating system is developing at a high speed and can be anticipated to create a version 5.0.The Samsung Galaxy S7 is rumored to run on the battery of 4500 mAh that offers a talk time of a large number of hours. The device will also contain sensors, including a light sensor, voice command, fingerprint scanner, retina scanner and many others.

The S7 is just a rumor of the future days, which may probably not even arrive in the marketplaces, since the Samsung Galaxy S5 will be the subsequent Samsung device in order to be made ​​public. For what its value, the coming days will say about this thing. Users are eagerly interested to know about the fact that what Samsung will bring for them after S5.The Samsung Galaxy S7 will allegedly arrive pre-packed with the 5.0 version of an Android operating system, if rumors are to be trusted. In fact, this rumor is more authentic, since the Google owned operating system is developing at a high speed and can be anticipated to create a version 5.0.
Android Tablet: (P6200) Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus Specification and First Look.

Samsung Galaxy Features S7 specifications

Samsung Galaxy S7
Ultra big RAM of 4 GB
This rumor advice that the S7 Smartphone device will include a huge DDR3 RAM of 4 GB, which is an uncommon opportunity, since such Random Access Memory is available with high-end personal computers and desktops in these days, and still if executed on a mobile device , it would make use of a huge amount of phone resources.

Curved aluminum body

It is also imagined that the Galaxy S5 Smartphone device will include a curved uni-body exterior made ​​up of aluminum, and the same thing is being happened for the S7 too. It will be a nice modification from conventional plastic bodies of the modern Smartphone devices of the Galaxy series.
30 megapixel camera, Samsung Galaxy S7 .

You need not to remember the need of carrying a DSLR everywhere you go, if this rumor is to be considered, the Galaxy S7 might accommodate a luminous 30 megapixel camera, competent of capturing real videos and images, with the patented technology ISOCELL by the Samsung on its own. This technology is also used in the camera feature of the S5. This would be a specification received for the photography enthusiasts up to a great extent. Also, the secondary camera will be included in this device, which is of 7 MP that features face detection and face time over cellular or Wi-Fi network connection.

Display screen

galaxy s7
The Smartphone S7 is imagined to include a display screen of 6 inches, which have a complete resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels.It can also be curved and flexible.
Battery and sensors

The Samsung Galaxy S7 is rumored to run on the battery of 4500 mAh that offers a talk time of a large number of hours. The device will also contain sensors, including a light sensor, voice command, fingerprint scanner, retina scanner and many others.

The S7 is just a rumor of the future days, which may probably not even arrive in the marketplaces, since the Samsung Galaxy S5 will be the subsequent Samsung device in order to be made ​​public. For what its value, the coming days will say about this thing. Users are eagerly interested to know about the fact that what Samsung will bring for them after S5.

 

Samsung Galaxy Tablet S7

The code name for Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus is P6200. Much more thicker and lighter than first Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 The operating system using Honeycomb which is good for the tablet user.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus ready to make Phone Call
If we are talking about Honeycomb, maybe we think that it can not use for phone call, because Galaxy Tab 10.1 at 8.9 inches family already using Honeycomb but it can not use for it. Now maybe Samsung think about how important using a tablet for make phone call, that’s why for Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus (P6200) it already available for phone keys icon to make a phone call.

Specifications:

HSDPA: HSDPA 900/1900/2100
LCD: PLS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors, 7.0 inches
Internal Memory: Available 16GB or 32GB Internal, 1GB RAM
Card Slot: microSD, up to 32GB
Camera: 3.15 MP, 2048 × 1536 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Front Camera: 2 MP
Video: 720p @ 30fps
OS: Android OS, v3.2 (Honeycomb)
Processor: Dual-core 1.2 GHz
Battery: Standard battery, Li-Ion 4000 mAh
Other: USB 2.0 Host Support, Infrared
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus using own Samsung Processor to give more speed than usually processor that use at other tablet. It use Dual-core 1.2GHz Exynos processor. When I try to use this tablet, feel the speed is more faster and it is fun to operate this Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 +.

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Enhancing about the brand-new fresh Iphone-4 with you think may be more costly in comparison

Since the organization is notoriously deceptive very little is famous concerning the iPhone. What we do you will be cost several extra dollars to update by understand nevertheless, the broad dock connection utilized in the devices to discover the best section of ten years in support of an inferior one will be dropped by iPhone. The change will probably upset greater than a some of the Apple loyal but that could be considered a money-maker for addition manufacturers.

The iphone-5, Apple’s next-generation iPhone is broadly likely to continue purchase around March of the year, can come having a 19-pin connection interface at the end rather than the amazing 30-green port “to create space for that headset shifting towards the bottom”. No actual cause hasbeen provided for shifting the headset however it might allow a larger battery, for more fresh merchandise styles or just permit them to create even smaller items.

Docking speaker sales that was “iPod have now been decreasing for two or one years,” stated a worker of the Hongkong-based organization that designs speakers especially. Prior manufacturer that is “My is just a one that is fortunate. They moved the emphasis to Wireless speakers, which demonstrated a decision that was smart ” the worker stated, talking on problem of privacy. “It appears like while iPod audio revenue are currently getting along, Wireless audio revenue are getting up.” PLEASED TO UPDATE? Apple nevertheless must look for an answer to not fail their present customers who wish to update towards the iPhone but are associated with a costly item which have purchased. They're likely to develop a little adapter to pay. You will find simply way too many individuals with components for them-not to do this. Apple followers although aren’t prone to dump the iPhone as followers of the organization are often for that longterm inside it. Additionally they probably may purchase new components the moment they're available. Some manufacturers curently have fresh situation using the correct area for that headset that is new.

12:18:00 PM   by Unknown ·   0

Iphone 6 almost all Needed Characteristics

People usually have various tips about the things they want to Spot The the apple company total having a brandname-fresh iOS. There are many responses by people and soon after getting a number of them out there might be nevertheless a of characteristics that are useful. Listed below may be the top report on this 6 requested through the people for characteristics.

1. Design

The surface of the many iPhone 6 required functions is the fact that this new iPhone shouldn't be only a basic recharge of the previous iPhone. It takes a brand new style, to be anything-but a brand new piece of dark and alloy glass and also a brand new design. A brand new extreme style is unlikely. Clear versatile and roll-out fresh supplies for example carbonfibre and Kevlar, elastic batteries and displays aren't easy systems to incorporate in a phone right now.

2. A number of memorabilia and styles

Customers want personality and Apple may not be unable to supply a number of with fresh addresses and interpersonal or corporate marketing. In without doubt, we may all slip-over think about Gucci, although it an Ironman address with pearls. Apple must begin a modification plan such as the X telephone that allows corporates and groups and also to organize little custom runs. It requires to obtain status back.

3. Podcast Application Overhaul

Many people state that because the Podcast's divorce function in the Audio application, the whole encounter continues to be somewhat depressing. One of the main problems a few of the people state is the fact that they believe if Audio and Podcasts were it might have created the knowledge easier. Additionally, this devoted application requires a very long time to obtain and to weight.

4. Full Videogames

Among the many iPhone 6 required functions is the fact that Apple must update the following iDevices edition to become powerful enough allow complete game titles for example Borderlands 2 or Globe of war-craft. With Windows-8 pills like the Area Pro and also Razer Advantage creating a drive for that pill-sized gambling, Apple must bite into this by creating a quantity of handles gaming businesses in order to signal topic number of activities for iDevices.

5. Display size

4″ isn’t adequate — 5″, 1080p is much better. The bezel’s width— engineering is depended on by the surround of the display. Much like Samsung, Apple is meant to make use of active matrix natural light-emitting diode IAMOLED] that views the bezel. A bigger display in a body that is smaller. Retina is great but sometimes appears more like 1080p like a marketing trick although not a typical.

6. Offline Maps

The Push applications which are in Nokia’s Lumia sequence are so excellent. Having the ability to obtain chart info for use that is traditional is not extremely unhelpful and should be a typical function in most specially the iPhone, cell phones

7. Technology

Don’t that is customers need to know whichever is underneath the hood. They simply wish to determine it'll require NFC Bluetooth 4 and the typical assortment of devices, it works and, by itself. A file-system make it possible for shop info that is exterior would not be bad.

8. Car-Plane Mode

Sometimes you actually neglect to recognize until your battery is approximately dried off you're in a poor mobile area. When the 6 can't get a steady and continuous link consequently functions instantly must switch off. When there is no cell-tower within running and the location is switched off.

9. Lightning connection

a solitary positive thing is only to express concerning the amazing connection — it will attaches in both methods. Its users’ are hoping to get a regular Micro-usb connection which cost and will move information all at one time. It'd be more straightforward to create those who possess a heritage iPad a lightning converter or iphone-5. Probably the most required functions incorporate a small HDMI connection aswell, for video perhaps and out movie in.

10. Applications that are less impaired

Clients have now been crucial in impaired, free apps' degree that are merely there to nag one to buy the full-version. Recommendation vary from eliminating all of the test variations and permitting 30 days utilization of the entire application before it’s handicapped, preliminary application credit included in the iPhone 6 price to permit try-before purchasing, a complete applications credit eventually uninstalled within 2 months, along with a credit of fifty% within 4 months. These is just a number of person, and experts, opinion in regards to what functions might create the iPhone the telephone it ought to be to knock-off Samsung.

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