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Saturday, March 14, 2015
Hands On Galaxy S5 Review
Once a year, Samsung takes some of its best material and slaps it together into a premium flagship model called the Galaxy S. While 2014s version -- the S5 -- came a bit earlier in the year than some earlier iterations, were no less excited to see it become the star of the show at Mobile World Congress. The new device will ship in April (on stage, Samsung specifically mentioned that it launches on April 11th in 150 markets), although exact pricing and availability are still unknown. It features a refreshed design language, yet anyone who has used a GS phone recently will immediately recognize it as a Samsung flagship.
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| Galaxy S3 vs Galaxy S4 vs Galaxy S5 |
Despite its familiar design, the GS5 has a few new useful hardware features, including a fingerprint scanner, heart rate sensor, and a toned-down TouchWiz UI on top of Android 4.4 KitKat. Perhaps the biggest surprise of all, however, was that Samsung didnt overload its prized new smartphone with a heaping dose of new S-branded features. This is a marked departure from the companys previous strategy of cramming in every software feature under the sun, which leads us to wonder if this is related to Samsungs recent agreement to dial back the customization it does on Android devices. So what else is new here? Read on for a deeper dive.
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| Galaxy S5 |
The new Galaxy retains the same 1080p Super AMOLED panel as the GS4; its just slightly larger, at 5.1 inches. With this in mind, it shouldnt come as a surprise that the viewing experience is pretty much the same as its predecessor. Additionally, the GS5 comes with a swappable back cover, microSD slot and removable 2,800mAh battery, which has a higher capacity than last years model. Its also IP67-certified, which adds an element of water and dust resistance never before enjoyed by Galaxy S users (unless you count the GS4 Active, that is). As a result, the micro-USB 3.0 port at the bottom is protected by a tab that keeps water from getting inside.
Samsung says the back of the GS5 is "leather-like," which basically means its a fancy-looking polycarbonate build. While the company already uses similar design language for the Galaxy Note 3 and Note 10.1 2014 edition, the look and feel is slightly different; its not quite as soft as the new Notes, and its small dimples actually remind us of the original Nexus 7. Though the sides have a metallic finish, company reps confirmed theyre actually made from a blend of polycarbonate and glass fiber. Still, were more confident of the durability here than we were with many of Samsungs previous Galaxy phones.
The One of the biggest talking points for the GS5 is that new fingerprint scanner. Its easy to see this as a response to Apples Touch ID implementation in the iPhone 5s, and while its hard to say if that was the primary motivation for the new feature, Apples not the only manufacturer to have integrated a fingerprint scanner, and were sure it wont be the last. In this case, Samsungs scanner, which works by swiping your finger down over the home button, has a few handy use cases. In addition to the obligatory phone unlock option, it also lets you fingerprint-protect a private data locker on your phone, in case you have confidential information you dont want getting out there. Samsung also announced a partnership with PayPal which allows you to make online payments using the fingerprint method. In our limited time with the GS5, I noticed that the phone picked up my fingerprint most of the time, as long as I did it slowly enough -- if youre in a swiping hurry, your chance of success will likely drop. Unfortunately, were still waiting to hear back on exactly how Samsung will implement security and privacy concerns with the scanner, so well update you as soon as we know more details.
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| FingerPrint Scanner in Galaxy S5 |
The other major new hardware feature is the heart rate sensor, which is built into the same rear module as the LED flash. It works in conjunction with S-Health 3.0, which acts as a personal life coach of sorts. To monitor your pulse, hold your finger up to the sensor and leave it there while the phone does the rest of the work. As you continue to do this more often, S-Health remembers your history and even goes through the effort of graphing it and offering up other relevant information. It also acts as a pedometer and food monitor. Samsung plans to offer an open SDK for developers to incorporate the tech into their own apps.
Of course, Samsung also put some emphasis on the camera as well. In this case, the GS5 comes with a 16-megapixel sensor that features UHD recording capability and real-time HDR (both photos and video) and a couple new modes that were excited to review. Oh, and of course theres Selective Focus, which allows you to alter the focus of the shot after its taken.
This looks like its going to be big news in smartphones this year, but it looks a lot like a gimmick to me if the S5 is anything to go by, which is a shame when its such a tough task for the phone to process.
First, Samsung is introducing a selective focus feature thats much like Nokias Refocus Lens, in which you can change the depth of field on an image after its taken. Additionally, it also has "Shot & More," which is essentially your standard suite of best photo, eraser and drama; the GS4 had the ability to do these modes, but the difficulty was in the fact that you had to know exactly which mode you wanted to use before taking the shot, whereas now youll be able to sort those details out after the shot is taken so youre not wasting extra time. Lastly, theres also a 2.0-megapixel camera on the front.
The design philosophy behind this version of the Galaxy S involves a modern, glam look, and it even shows in the user interface. Its still very much a TouchWiz device, but it has a much different appearance than previous versions. It seems to be less in-your-face (again, a likely consequence of Googles intervention) with fewer tabs and menus. My Magazine is still around, but its now accessible by swiping from left to right, not down to up.
The rest of the phones stats wont come as any shock. The GS5 offers a top-of-the-line 2.5GHz Snapdragon 800 processor with 2GB of RAM, an IR remote, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 BLE/ANT+, Cat 4 LTE (up to 150Mbps down/50Mbps up) and your choice of 16GB or 32GB of internal storage; oddly, 64GB doesnt appear to be an option, though you can add up to 128GB via a microSD card if needed. All told, its very much a run-of-the-mill Galaxy S flagship, but there are enough new hardware features and software tweaks to make it feel fresh.
Sunday, March 1, 2015
11 planes go missing at Libyan airport officials warn they could be used on 9 11 anniversary
There is serious concern as eleven commercial jets went missing last month, after militant group Libyan Dawn overtook the Libyan international airport .The attention of the U.S. government has been drawn to the fact that the planes could be used in attacks to mark the anniversary of 9/11 later this month.
An Official told Free-Beacon,
There are a number of commercial airliners in Libya that are missing,We found out on September 11 what can happen with hijacked planes.
On Sunday, the Libyan government announced that they had lost control of the state capital to radical Islamic groups Ansar al Sharia and Libyan Dawn. Ansar al Sharia has ties to the Islamic State (also known as ISIS).
The US are reportedly working to track down the missing planes.
Friday, February 27, 2015
Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri go on sale for 6000
More recently, the market was presented a new Android-smartphone luxury – Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri. The phone is equipped with a 5-inch display with a resolution of 1080p, covered with impact-resistant glass Gorilla Glass 3 and oleophobic coating, multi-function and supports 10 touch points. The device operates on a quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor with a frequency of 2.3 GHz, the volume of its RAM – 3 GB and the battery capacity – 3400 mAh. In addition, the phone has a 20-megapixel main camera with LED-flash and an 8-megapixel front camera. In the sale of the phone will come preloaded with Android 4.4.4 KitKat at $ 6000
The device has a module LTE and slots for two SIM-cards that can be used simultaneously. This allows one to use the SIM-card, for example, transmit data over LTE, and at the same time to make a call using the LTE with another SIM-card. This is probably a very convenient innovation was included with all chipsets from Qualcomm starting with Snapdragon 801, however, this is still no manufacturer has used this feature as a competitive advantage for their devices.
Despite the powerful “stuffing”, the phone has more and a good external characteristics that make it and can be classified as premium devices. Housing smartphone is made of steel and leather.
Externally, the device, of course, is not much like the car from Lamborghini, but in the meantime it looks like a smartphone, which wants to have any owner of luxury cars, including such as Lamborghini. This phone costs a lot of money, and if a person can afford to buy a luxury car, it is quite capable to buy a phone and for $ 6000.
The device will be produced in a limited edition – only 1,947 units (year of birth Tonino Lamborghini son Ferruccio Lamborghini’s and owner of the eponymous company, which produces and Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri).
Pre-order this phone will be opened by the end of the year.
Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri go on sale for $ 6000
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
How to add remove or change buttons of function in Quick settings on phone
How to add, remove or change buttons of function in Quick settings on phone?
1. Tap "Quick settings options" icon in Quick settings.
2. The "tools" are the functions of green buttons in Quick settings. Please select 4 tools here.
The "items" are the functions of blue buttons in Quick settings. Please select at least 8 items here.
Tap "Save".
Sunday, January 25, 2015
How to Set Password on HUAWEI C8813
To set a password on HUAWEI C8813 phone, you can adopt either of the following two methods.
Way 1: Set a password in All settings.
Step 1: Open Settings.
Step 2: Choose Security in All settings.
Step 3: Click Screen lock to move on.
Step 4: Select Password.
Step 5: Enter at least 4 characters (including at least 1 letter) and click Continue.
Step 6: Re-enter the password and tap OK.
Way 2: Set a password in General settings.
Step 1: Access Settings.
Step 2: Select General on the top left.
Step 3: Choose Screen lock.
Step 4: Click Screen lock in the next interface.
Step 5: Select Password.
Step 6: Set up a password according to the guidance mentioned above.
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Saturday, January 24, 2015
How to Set Password on Samsung ATIV S GT I8750
With Windows Phone 8 system, 4.8-inch screen and many other advantageous configurations, Samsung ATIV S GT-I8750 phone has enjoyed great popularity among customers. However, a number of users have no idea how to set a password to it. Therefore, the steps to set a password on Samsung GT-I8750 are introduced below.
Step 1: Swipe left on the screen to open a menu of all apps.
Step 2: Swipe up on the menu and click Settings.
Step 3: Choose Lock screen.
Step 4: Find Password option and move the slider to right so as to turn it on.
Step 5: Enter a password, reenter it and tap Finishin the next interface.
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How to Set Password on ZTE V5
A password is compared to a security lock, which can effectively help you prevent other people from directly using your phone without your allowance. Thus, it is indispensable and sensible for you to learn how to set a password on your ZTE V5 phone, following the steps below.
Step 1: Open Settings.
Step 2: Locate and enter Security and location.
Step 3: Click Set screen lock to move on.
Step 4: Choose Password in the options listed.
Step 5: Set up your ideal password and tap Continue.
During this step, you should make sure that the code must contain at least 4 characters, including 1 letter at least.
Step 6: Re-enter the password and click OK when finished.
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Step 6: Re-enter the password and click OK when finished.
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How to Set Password on ZTE Nubia X6
Setting a password to your ZTE Nubia X6 phone is a wise option since it will protect the significant phone data for you. As for how to realize it, you can refer to the following procedures.
1. Open Settings.
2. Find and click Security and location.
3. Choose Screen lock.
4. Select Password among the options.
5. Input an at least 4-digit code, and tap Continue when done.
6. Re-input the password and click OK when finished.
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Friday, January 23, 2015
How to Set Password on HUAWEI Honor 3X
Cannot find the Password setting in your HUAWEI Honor 3X phone? In fact, you can locate it in “Screen lock” settings. If you still have no idea where it is, you can refer to the following guide which not only tells you how to find it, but also teaches you how to set a password.
Step 1: Enter Settings.
Step 2: Locate and access Security.
Step 3: Find and select Screen lock in Security settings.
Step 4: Choose Password to go on.
Step 5: Set up a password according to the following instruction.
Enter at least 4 characters (including at least 1 letter) in the empty box and click Continue. After that, re-enter the code and tap OK.
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
How to Set Pattern Lock on Samsung Galaxy Gio GT S5660
Almost every day, you can see people around you draw diversified patterns on the phone screens to unlock their phones. If you haven’t set a pattern lock on your Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660 phone, your curiosity for the method to set it by yourself will definitely be aroused. Hence, this post illustrates the detailed steps for your reference.
Steps to set a pattern lock on Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660:
Step 1: Open Settings in the phone.
Step 2: Find and access Location and security.
Step 3: Locate and click Set screen lock.
Step 4: Choose Pattern to move on.
Step 5: Draw a pattern and tap Continue. Meanwhile, please note that the pattern must connect at least 4 dots.
Step 6: Draw the pattern again and click Confirm.
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How to Set Password on HTC One M7
If you feel embarrassed to orally warn other people not to use your HTC One M7 phone, you can set a password to it so as to euphemistically imply your idea. And the following steps can help you quickly set a password on your phone.
Step 1: Go to Settings.
Step 2: Find and click Security.
Step 3: Choose Screen lock.
Step 4: Select Password from the screen lock options.
Step 5: Type a password containing at least 4 characters and tap CONTINUE.
Step 6: Re-type the password in the box and click OK.
Tip: If you don’t want others to see the password when you input it to unlock your phone, you can deselect Make passwords visible in Security.
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Sunday, January 18, 2015
How to Set Password on Sony Xperia Z L36h
With the following guide, you can rapidly set a password to your Sony Xperia Z L36h phone.
Step 1: Open Settings.
Step 2: Enter Security.
Step 3: Select Screen lock.
Step 4: Choose Password.
Step 5: Type at least 4 characters to constitute a password and touch Continue when finished.
Step 6: Re-type the password and click OK.
Step 6: Re-type the password and click OK.
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Saturday, January 17, 2015
How to Set Password on ZTE V880
The steps to set a password on ZTE V880 phoneare as follows.
Step 1: Get into Settings.
Step 2: Choose Location and security.
Step 3: Tap Set screen lock.
Step 4: Select Password in the options available.
Step 5: Set up a new password and click Continue.
Tip: The code should be at least 4 characters, containing at least 1 letter.
Step 6: Re-type the password and tap OK when done.
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Step 6: Re-type the password and tap OK when done.
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Friday, January 16, 2015
How to Set Password on Sony Xperia Z2
Setting a password on Sony Xperia Z2 phone can be realized through the steps below.
Step 1: Open Settings.
FYI, you can open it by either of the following two methods.
1. Swipe down on the home screen, click “Quick settings” and choose “Settings”.
2. Click the middle icon at the bottom and select “Settings”.
Step 2: Get into Security.
Step 3: Choose Screen lock.
Step 4: Select Password in the options listed.
Step 5: Input at least four characters to be a password and tap Continue.
Step 6: Re-input the code and click OK to confirm it.
After finishing the sixth step, the password has been successfully set to protect the Sony Xperia Z2 phone.
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How to Set Password on HUAWEI Ascend P6 P7
There are two ways you can apply to set a password on your HUAWEI Ascend P6/P7 phone, which are respectively introduced below.
Method 1: Set it up in All settings.
1. Open Settings and choose Securityin All settings.
2. Select Screen lock to go on.
3. Choose Password from the options provided.
4. Enter at least 4 characters (including at least 1 letter) and tap Continue.
5. Re-enter the password and click OK.
Method 2: Set a password in General settings.
1. Access Settings and select Generalon the top left corner.
2. Choose Screen lock.
3. Select Screen lock in the following interface.
4. Click Password to move on.
5. Type a password composed of at least 4 characters and click Continue.
6. Re-type the code and tap OK.
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Thursday, January 15, 2015
How to Turn on USB Debugging in Huawei Honor 3X
Many users cannot find USB debugging in their Huawei Honor 3X phones, so they are unable to turn it on when there is necessity to do so. In consequence, this text will illustrate the method to turn on USB debugging in Huawei Honor 3X in detail.
Firstly, enable developer mode in the phone.
1ststep: Open Settings.
2ndstep: Find and choose About phone.
3rdstep: Locate Build number and click it for 6 to 8 times until a prompt informs you that developer mode has already been enabled.
Secondly, find and turn on USB debugging in Developer options.
1ststep: Go back to Settings.
2ndstep: Click Developer options in Settings.
3rd step: Select USB debugging and choose OK in the pop-up window to confirm allowing USB debugging.
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
How to Set Password on HTC Butterfly S
Setting a password to your HTC Butterfly S phone will lesson your anxiety that anyone else can browse and even use the private and important data for improper purposes once he or she gets your phone. And the steps to set password on HTC Butterfly S phone are illustrated as follows.
Step 1: Open Settings.
Step 2: Locate and click Security.
Step 3: Choose Screen lock.
Step 4: Select Password as the screen lock.
Step 5: Set up a password according to the requirement.
In more detail, enter at least 4 characters which must contain at least 1 letter to be the password, and tap CONTINUE. Then, re-type the code and click OK.
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How to Set Password on HTC Desire 816
No matter it is a pattern lock, PIN lock or password lock, it is the first line of defense you can set up to prevent other people from checking or stealing the data in your HTC Desire 816 phone. If you have no idea how to set any of the locks mentioned, this post will introduce the steps to set a password for your reference.
Step 1: Enter Settings and choose Security.
Step 2: Open Screen lock.
Step 3: Select Password.
Step 4: Set up a password as requested.
More specifically speaking, type at least 4 characters (including at least one letter) and press CONTINUE. Then, re-type the password and tap OK.
Step 5: Make password invisible. (Optional)
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