Sunday, June 2, 2013
Smile your an Android user !
Yes, i know. The iPhone is the best selling smartphone in history. Does that make it the best? Does it have the latest and greatest technological innovations inside? Sure, it’s a beautifully crafted device for people that love what technology can do, but perhaps don’t necessarily want it to be too technical. It’s difficult to sum up why it is so popular without being offensive or obtuse, but really, it boils down to marketing, ease of use, and these two things contribute to its overall appeal. That being said, it won’t remain like this forever.
Apple has a knack for adding technologies to their portfolio in a way that makes it seem like they are the ones that came up with it. This, however, isn’t the case. For anyone that knows what is inside today’s smartphones, they know that many, many researchers and companies are hard at work coming up with new designs, new technologies, and are working at a furious pace to improve the overall technological landscape. With this in mind, what sort of technological innovations can we look forward to in the months and years ahead? Let’s take a peak, shall we?
Heres the top technologies Android devices are getting before the iPhone:
Waterproof Devices
Several Japanese manufacturers including Panasonic and Fujitsu are pioneers in this space, and are bringing to market Android devices that are not just water resistant, but actually waterproof. For anyone that has ever lost a $500+ device because of the rain, or because they accidentally dropped it into a toilet, this will come as a huge step forward!
Self Charging Technologies
Dual cores, quad cores – so what? Aside from the absolutely massive battery (3300mAh) in the RAZR MAXX, most devices can run out of juice pretty quickly when put under ultra heavy loads. That being said, a brilliant team of researchers at the University of Cambridge is hard at work on a variety of technologies designed to curtail excessive energy waste and to extend and contribute to overall battery life.
To extend the time between charges, the research group created a prototype device that converts ambient light into electricity using an array of solar cells made up of super thin film “hydrogenated amorphous” silicon that fits within the phones display. Essentially you can think of it as a solar cell inserted in between the display that collect residual light in between charges. It’s smart because it’s currently an unused venue for harvesting additional power, and because it takes advantage of the smartphone display’s large footprint. The research team went on to say that in a typical organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display, most of the light generated actually escapes out of the sides, with only about 36% actually being projected onto the front of the screen. That means that 64% escapes out of the sides. They wanted to take it a step further and harness this wasted light by putting thin-film photo voltaic cells around the display’s edges as well.
More on this here
Ultra Rapid Charging
Researchers have long aspired to create a battery that is both long lasting, and fast charging. With significant applications for the medical, military, and commercial sectors, battery research is finally yielding some breakthroughs. Findings recently published in the March 20 online edition of the journal Nature Nanotechnology featured a group that developed a three-dimensional nanostructure for battery cathodes that enables significantly faster charging and discharging without giving up energy storage capacity.
“This system that we have gives you capacitor-like power with battery-like energy,” said Braun, a professor of materials science and engineering. “Most capacitors store very little energy. They can release it very fast, but they can’t hold much. Most batteries store a reasonably large amount of energy, but they can’t provide or receive energy rapidly. This does both.”
The performance of typical nickel metal hydride (NiMH) or lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable batteries typically degrades substantially when they are either charged rapidly or discharged. The research group, led by Professor Braun, wrapped a very thin film into three-dimensional structure, which enable the battery to achieve the holy grail of battery achievement: high active volume (high capacity) and large current. They demonstrated that the battery electrodes can charge or discharge in a few seconds, 10 to 100 times faster than equivalent bulk electrodes, but can can still perform normally in existing consumer devices, like smartphones and tablets, and much more.
Remarkably, this kind of battery technology could soon lead to our smartphones, tablets, and notebooks being able to charge in minutes or even one day, seconds, thus removing the necessity for overnight charging. As our devices get more and more powerful, improvements in the area of battery technology such as this will likely be a very welcome addition, wouldn’t you agree?
more on this here, and here
Quad-Core, Octo-Core & More
Over the next few months, there’s going to be a ton of Quad (5 core, actually) Tegra 3 devices hitting the market. We’ve got the Lenovo K2010, with its 2GB of RAM and 1080p display, we’ve got the ASUS Transformer Prime, and the 700T variant with its 1080p display, and the ASUS Memo 370T, which comes in a 7 inch form factor, but is said to launch at the $249 price point. And there’s lots more coming too! In our discussion with NVIDIA and ARM, both are already actively working on octo (8) core SoC’s, which should be arriving in devices sometime in 2013. The thing to remember is that both companies have already demonstrated that they are increasing performance beyond that of Moore’s law, and that the trend is accelerating.
Not too long ago, Samsung disclosed that they were actively working on a dual core 2 Ghz Cortex A15 chip called Exynos 5250. Despite not being quad or even eight core, this dual core 2 Ghz Cortex A15 chip is reputed to be at least 2.5x as powerful as the current dual core 1.2 Ghz Cortex A9 chip in the Galaxy S2.
Furthermore, Samsung demoed a 10 inch display that featured a resolution of 2560×1600, which blows away current resolution on tablets not even released yet.
We should all look forward to insanely powerful devices in the years ahead, with this trend unlikely to ever stop. Of course, necessity is the mother of innovation, and in this case, I am confident that display technologies will continually improve, as will the batteries that continue to power the devices we know and love. More on this to come.
Ultra HD Displays – Beyond 1080p
Not too long ago, Toshiba demonstrated what many consider to be the highest resolution display ever created for a mobile device.
Here’s the specs:
- 6.1-inch LCD (to be further miniaturized to 4.65inch, and increase up to 10.1 inches, too)
- 2560×1600 resolution
- an extremely high density of 498 pixels per inch
- dubbed “photographic quality,” Toshiba said it even adds a sense of depth in 2D.
- 1000:1 contrast ratio and wide 176-degree viewing angles.
- Its color accuracy at 61 percent of the NTSC color range, which is substantially better than any mobile display on the market
- 3D capable
People always ask me, why do we need quad-core? Why do we need that much power? The truth is, with such extremely high resolution displays coming to our mobile devices in the near future, extremely powerful and responsive hardware will be required to maintain the 60 frames per second we demand as consumers, for smooth performance. Imagine how many pixels need to be changed simultaneously, even with a quick flick of the finger, as the screen has to redraw absolutely everything – at 60 frames per second. That’s a lot of calculations folks. This particular display created by Toshiba has a resolution four times that of the iPad 1 & 2.
Rumors are persisting that Apple is aggressively courting Toshiba, as they’ve essentially burned a lot of bridges with their largest component supplier, Samsung, and many companies are actually actively withholding their latest and greatest from Apple in the hopes that they can bring their own devices to market, with their own technologies on board. That being said, companies love money, and that’s something Apple has a lot of.
Either way, we can all look forward to glorious HD filled futures, whether the displays are in our smartphones or tablets!
Biometric Authentication Technology
To any of you that have followed the incorporation of Face Unlock in Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, first featured in the Galaxy Nexus, this will likely be something that you are interested in.
Fujitsu has worked very hard to develop a “contactless palm vein pattern authentication technology” that uses our highly unique vascular patterns as personal identification data. Vein recognition technology is pretty much as secure as it gets because the authentication data exists inside the body itself, and is therefore almost impossible to forge. In their tests, they also showed that it is also highly accurate — in testing over 140,000 palm profiles of 70,000 individuals, it had a false acceptance rate of less than 0.00008% and a false rejection rate of 0.01%. Not bad eh? Maybe time to bust out the tinfoil hats, people. Either way, it’s way more secure than Face Unlock, which can be duped by a photo. Finger prints can be read and replicated, thus foiling finger print readers like the one in the Motorola Atrix. Do you feel like your device is already secure enough? Would you welcome this additional security feature on your Android device?
More on this here.
Ultra Fast Wireless File Transfer Between Devices
Toshiba has come up with a wireless transfer protocol, called Transfer Jet, which looks like it has potential to revolutionize the way we transfer data in between devices. Got a 1GB 720p movie? Good luck Bluetoothing that. How about Wifi then? No thanks, still too long. Transfer Jet is a 360Mbps wireless transfer protocol that is able to send large files lightning quick.
More on Transfer Jet here!
Smudge Proof Displays
We know, we know. You’ve got a beautiful device, but you’ve got greasy hands, right? Well, everyone does. It’s always a nuisance to to have to rub it clean, but it’s looking like this won’t always be the case. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research have released some findings on an inexpensive way to coat displays with a “liquid-droplet” repellent. Check out the video below.
They discovered that by collecting soot from a burning candle that they could further heat the soot to enable calcination to occur, thus making the soot transparent. After testing this surface, the researchers found out that it was extremely durable, and could even withstand sandblasting. Most importantly though, they realized it had other unique properties, and when the surface was sprayed with different liquids and water, the droplets “bounced up and down on the surface, became spherical, rolled off and left absolutely nothing behind”. Pretty cool, right? Hopefully, we can all look forward to touchscreen displays that are water resistant, oil resistant, and soon – smudge proof!
What Are You Most Excited About?
We’ve got a lot to look forward to, folks. Whether it’s faster processing, more intuitive software with Android 5.0 Jelly Bean, brighter and more astonishing displays, more RAM, increased storage, self charging devices, thinner devices, waterproof, dust proof, smudge proof, you name it, it’s coming. It’s a lot to take in, I know. IF we know one thing about the pace of innovation is that it’s not slowing down any time soon. Which Android device manufacturer is best positioned to take advantage of all of these amazing technological developments? Which one are you most excited about?
Kaspersky Anti Virus For Cell Phone
The emergence of Kaspersky Antivirus to be in use at our HP certainly is good news. Especially with HP technology is now an increasingly sophisticated that now not only used as a communication tool only.
Prevention is better than cure, may be an appropriate sentence is not only suitable for users but it also must exist on our HP, at least not until later we regret the loss of data or damage to HP because of the lack of antivirus protection.
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Phiips Xenium X518
The Philips Xenium X518 is made in monoblock form factor. New Xenium X518 phone is sports a 2.8-inch touchscreen TFT display with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA), 2 megapixel camera with LED flash and video recording capability, 1MB of internal memory, MicroSD card slot (up to 16GB), Bluetooth 2.0, media player, and FM tuner with RDS.
The 1530 mAh battery of Philips Xenium CTX518GRY X518 is enabling up to 40 days in standby mode. Dimensions of Philips Xenium X518 are 104 x 57 x 14.3 mm and weight 108 grams.
Phiips Xenium X518 price :
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Phiips Xenium X518 specifications :
| GENERAL | 2G Network | GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 |
| GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 2 | ||
| Announced | 2011, February | |
| Status | Coming soon. Exp. release 2011, Q1 | |
| SIZE | Dimensions | 104 x 57 x 14.3 mm |
| Weight | 108 g | |
| DISPLAY | Type | TFT resistive touchscreen, 256K colors |
| Size | 240 x 320 pixels, 2.8 inches | |
| - Handwriting recognition | ||
| SOUND | Alert types | Vibration; MP3 ringtones |
| Loudspeaker | Yes | |
| 3.5mm jack | No | |
| MEMORY | Phonebook | Yes, Photocall |
| Call records | Yes | |
| Internal | 1 MB | |
| Card slot | microSD, up to 16GB | |
| DATA | GPRS | Class 12, 32 - 48 kbps |
| EDGE | No | |
| 3G | No | |
| WLAN | No | |
| Bluetooth | Yes, v2.0 with A2DP | |
| Infrared port | Yes | |
| USB | Yes, miniUSB v2.0 | |
| CAMERA | Primary | 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, LED flash |
| Video | Yes, CIF@15fps | |
| Secondary | No | |
| FEATURES | Messaging | SMS, MMS, Email, IM |
| Browser | WAP 2.0/xHTML | |
| Radio | Stereo FM radio with RDS | |
| Games | Yes + downloadable | |
| Colors | Black | |
| GPS | No | |
| Java | Yes, MIDP 2.0 | |
| - Dual SIM | ||
| - MP3/AAC+/WAV player | ||
| - MP4/H.263 player | ||
| - Organizer | ||
| - Voice memo | ||
| - Predictive text input | ||
| BATTERY | Standard battery, Li-Ion 1530 mAh | |
| Stand-by | Up to 1000 h | |
| Talk time | Up to 12 h |
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NASA Launching Mini Satellites Powered by Nexus One Phones
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E.T. wont need to fall to the Earth to phone home: hell be able to grab one of NASAs cube-like miniature satellites -- roughly the size of a coffee mug -- later this year. Theyll reportedly be powered by Googles Nexus One smartphones and include external batteries, an external radio beacon, and a watchdog circuit that will monitor the system and reboot the Android smartphone if necessary.
On Friday NASA said its cube-shaped, pre-Borg-like satellites are part of the PhoneSat Project aimed to make extensive use of commercial-off-the-shelf components, including an unmodified, consumer-grade smartphone. A small team of engineers is working on the project at the agencys Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., and are taking the same "release early, release often" smartphone route with the small spacecraft.
"Out of the box, smartphones already offer a wealth of capabilities needed for satellite systems, including fast processors, versatile operating systems, multiple miniature sensors, high-resolution cameras, GPS receivers, and several radios," NASA said.
By using only commercial-off-the-shelf hardware and keeping the design and mission objectives to a minimum for the first flight, the team was able to build each of the three prototype satellites in the PhoneSat project for $3,500. Each NASA PhoneSat nanosatellite is one standard CubeSat unit in size (approx. 4-inches) and weighs less than four pounds.
"NASA PhoneSat engineers also are changing the way missions are designed by rapidly prototyping and incorporating existing commercial technologies and hardware," NASA said. "This approach allows engineers to see what capabilities commercial technologies can provide, rather than trying to custom-design technology solutions to meet set requirements. Engineers can rapidly upgrade the entire satellites capabilities and add new features for each future generation of PhoneSats."
According to the report, the Nexus One smartphone acts as the spacecrafts on-board computer. Sensors are used for orientation while the camera will be used for Earth observations. This 1st-generation satellite -- PhoneSat 1.0 -- will have a simple mission: to stay alive in the frigid vacuum of space long enough to send back images of earth and space while sending data about its overall health in the process.
Once that mission is completed, NASA will move on to the next-generation PhoneSat (2.0) featuring the zippier Nexus S smartphone. This device will add a two-way S-band radio to the core PhoneSat design to allow engineers to command the satellite from Earth. Solar panels will also be added to enable longer missions as well as a GPS receiver. The team will also throw in magnetorquer coils – electro-magnets that interact with Earths magnetic field – and reaction wheels to actively control the satellites orientation in space.
Three NASA PhoneSats systems (two PhoneSat 1.0s and one PhoneSat 2.0) are scheduled to launch aboard the maiden flight of Orbital Sciences Corporations Antares rocket from NASAs Wallops Flight Facility at Wallops Island, Va., later this year, NASA said. The image provided above is a PhoneSat 1.0 satellite during a high-altitude balloon test.
Later in 2013, NASAs upcoming Edison Demonstration of Small Satellite Networks mission -- part of the Small Spacecraft Technology Program -- will demonstrate the possibility of conducting heliophysics measurements using small spacecraft.
For more information about the smartphone satellites and additional photos, head here.
Nokia Lumia 920 Fan Made Video 34 Seconds Of Brilliant Editing
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Asus VivoBook X202E
While Windows 8 will make its way to updated version of the laptops you have seen on the shelves for the last few months, Windows 8 is all about being touch friendly. Yugatech has a scoop on the new touch friendly Asus Vivo X202E Windows 8 notebooks which are designed around Windows 8.
The Asus VivoBook X202E is a 11.6-inch laptop with a HD display (1366 x 768), is just 0.85-inches thick and weighs in at a light 2.9 pounds. There are two versions of the Asus VivoBook X202E to be released in the Philippine market. The entry level model is priced at Php20,995. The entry level model is power by an Intel Celeron 847 processor and has 4 GB of RAM. This laptop has a 500 GB hard drive and USB 3.0.
For Php26,995 you get the same laptop upgraded with a Intel Core i3 3217U Ivy Bridge processor and 4 GB of RAM.
So, is a touch laptop for you?
iPhone crybabies need to shut up about Instagram on Android
Tuesday, Instagram announced the news many Android users were waiting for; the retro photo-sharing app hit the Google Play store for Android phones. It took the app just 24 hours to reach one million downloads and has since become the bane of many iPhone owners.
While Android users rejoiced at the app, many iPhone users took to Twitter and Instagram to voice their apparent hatred of the news.
“ugh #instagram is on the android? the app went from a gated community to section 8 housing in 24hours…” @IWasJustinYou said on Twitter, while @BeLikeKeys tweeted, “Android users are going to abuse and ruin Instagram for everyone.”
Likewise, Instagram users left comments on popular photos in the app that warned Android Instagram users to not bother following them, using the hashtag #teamiphone to show solidarity. This simple little app has sparked class warfare between iPhone and Android owners, with seemingly more shots being fired from some of the 30 million iPhone users. Android users responded with a general sentiment of “Woo-hoo, I have Instagram” and “Hey iPhone users, get over it and move on.”
One Instagram user (who has since made her account private) went so far as to say, “Android is ruining my life.” That’s frankly a bit dramatic for a phone operating system that she likely has never even used.
A war between Android and iPhone owners has waged for some time now, but people on opposite sides usually don’t sneer so openly at each other. Instagram, given its immense popularity, seems to be a tipping point in bringing out the quietly building rage from iPhone users, who gave off an air of “I’m better than anyone who uses an Android phone, ew” when Instagram hit the Google Play store.
Instagram is an app and nothing more. Sure, there are millions of users taking photos, posting them for the world to see, and interacting with other’s faux-artistic pictures, but it’s only an app, people. No matter which phone you have, Instagram won’t make you a better photographer. If your life revolves around an app that lets you put filters on crappy photos, then maybe you have bigger problems to deal with. So let’s put our energy toward worrying about more important things, shall we?
Samsung Galaxy Grand Battery Life
We took a look at the battery life of LG Optimus G and Sony Xperia Z, and compared them with the established leaders, the Apple iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III. LGs and Sonys offering faired pretty well. Now I am going to add the more modest, mid-priced, 5-inch Samsung offering, the Galaxy Grand.
Talk Time
Sony Xperia Z - 16 hours and 3 minutes
LG Optimus G - 15 hours and 30 minutes
Samsung Galaxy Grand - 12 hours and 45 minutes
Samsung Galaxy Grand - 12 hours and 45 minutes
Samsung Galaxy S III - 10 hours and 15 minutes
Apple iPhone 5 - 8 hours and 42 minutes
The quad core Qualcomm S 4 processor on the Sony and LG seems to be very efficient in low powered tasks, but the Samsung Galaxy Grand does pretty well beating the Galaxy S III and Apple iPhone 5.
Video Playback
Apple iPhone 5 - 10 hours and 12 minutes
Samsung Galaxy S III - 9 hours and 27 minutes
Samsung Galaxy Grand - 8 hours and 11 minutesLG Optimus G - 7 hours and 30 minutes
Sony Xperia Z - 5 hours and 39 minutes
The Samsung Galaxy Grand has a large 5-inch display, but with a low WVGA (480 x 800) resolution. It has the same 2100 mAh battery you find in the Galaxy S III. So I was expecting it to better in this test.
Web Browsing
Apple iPhone 5 - 9 hours and 58 minutes
Samsung Galaxy Grand - 7 hours and 9 minutes
Samsung Galaxy S III - 6 hours and 27 minutes
Sony Xperia Z - 6 hours and 37 minutes
Sony Xperia Z - 6 hours and 37 minutes
LG Optimus G - 5 hours and 15 minutes
Same comment.
Standby (with 1 hour of calls, video playback and web browsing per day)
Samsung Galaxy Grand - 56 hours
Apple iPhone 5 - 51 hours
Samsung Galaxy S III - 50 hoursApple iPhone 5 - 51 hours
Sony Xperia Z - 48 hours
LG Optimus G - 45 hours
Having been in the middle of all tests, the Galaxy Grand holds the top spot in the standby time category.
Source: GSM Arena
Philips Xenium X116
Philips Xenium X116 price :
IDR : 750.000
EUR : 62
USD : 85
Philips Xenium X116 specifications:
| General | 2G Network | GSM 900 / 1800 - SIM 1 |
| GSM 900 / 1800 - SIM 2 | ||
| Announced | 2010, December | |
| Status | Available. Released 2010, December | |
| Size | Dimensions | 108.3 x 46.7 x 13.2 mm |
| Weight | 79.5 g | |
| Display | Type | TFT, 65K colors |
| Size | 176 x 220 pixels, 2.0 inches | |
| Sound | Alert types | Vibration; MP3 ringtones |
| Loudspeaker | Yes | |
| 3.5mm jack | No | |
| Memory | Phonebook | Yes |
| Call records | Yes | |
| Card slot | microSD, up to 4GB | |
| Data | GPRS | Class 12, 32 - 48 kbps |
| EDGE | No | |
| 3G | No | |
| WLAN | No | |
| Bluetooth | Yes, v2.0 with A2DP | |
| Infrared port | No | |
| USB | Yes, miniUSB v2.0 | |
| Camera | Primary | VGA, 640x480 pixels |
| Video | No | |
| Secondary | No | |
| Features | Messaging | SMS, MMS, Email |
| Browser | WAP 2.0 | |
| Radio | FM radio | |
| Games | Yes | |
| Colors | Gray | |
| GPS | No | |
| Java | No | |
| - Dual SIM | ||
| - MP3/AAC+ player | ||
| - Flashlight | ||
| - Organizer | ||
| - Voice memo | ||
| - Predictive text input | ||
| Battery | Standard battery, Li-Ion 1050 mAh | |
| Stand-by | Up to 850 h | |
| Talk time | Up to 8 h |
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Cherry Mobile Burst The Burst After the Flare
Cherry Mobile has announced a new low cost Android smartphone, the Cherry Mobile Burst. The Burst is a 4-inch Android smartphone, which has specifications almost identical to the popular Cherry Mobile Flare.
Quick Specs:
Android 4.0.4, Ice Cream Sandwich
4-inch IPS WVGA (800 x 480 resolution) display
1GHz dual-core processor
Adreno 203 graphics processing unit
512 MB of RAM
4 GB of internal storage expandable by a microSD card slot
5-megapixel rear camera
VGA front camera
HSPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS
1500mAh battery
The only noticeable difference in the specifications is that the Bursts processor is clocked 200 MHz lower than the Flare. Still, this phone still does a very respectable 6,100+ points in the Antutu Benchmark.
The Burst is more stylish and modern looking than the Flare, and uses the three button Android 4.x format. The Flare uses the older Android 2.x four button format.
The Burst is also being offered at the same price point as the Flare, at just Php3,999. I am not sure if the Burst will be sold along side the Flare of will replace the Flare. If both are available,
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Depok to Cyber City
Many countries try to create Cyber City, for example in India, China and etc. Well, Indonesia seems does not want to lose to develop cyber-based city. Preferred One is the Depok city, Depok will be developed to the Cyber City by the government in collaboration with universities.Cyber City is said to have a common feature of hard work, high entrepreneur spirit, a strong fabric of information and funding system that encourages the growth of new companies in the field of IT..
Government through "Kementerian Perindustrian" try to encourage some of the city toward that direction. Utilization and development of the IT industry is believed to play a role as a contributor to revenues.
Viewing the current situation Depok thriving, Depok City Government pushing for developing the cyber city. Hope is growing in the presence of several supporting factors, among others:
- The existence of several universities around the Depok.
- Access to research centers in both the University and Research Institutions
- Availability of infrastructure that allows "life-style developer of IT"
- Places that allows a point of information exchange and discussion of the formation ideas.
- Access to the central business district that is easy.
- Access to the industrial centers of information technology service users.
- The spirit of work, persistence and high endurance shown by the students / alumni and employers.
Cyber City is not just a town full of IT facilities, but deemed necessary to support the community. To develop the Cyber City, the government of Depok invite educational institutions in Depok, one is Gunadarma University to participate in initiatives to develop the Cyber City Depok.
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The Samsung S3850 Corby II
This is the latest Samsung products, namely the Samsung S3850 Corby II. Samsung S3850 Corby II is a continuation of the old samsung corby. Samsung S3850 Corby II there is a noticeable difference in the display area (screen). Samsung S3850 Corby II uses 3.14-inch screen size and the screen is bigger than the first. Samsung S3850 Corby II also now features Wi-Fi b / g / n. Corby II uses a 2 MP camera. Other features of Samsung S3850 Corby II as, microSD slot 3.5 mm audio jack, FM radio, Bluetooth v3.0 y. Corby II may be announced in late March.
Samsung S3850 Corby II specification :
1. Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
2. Java: MIDP 2.1
3. Screen: TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors, 240 x 320 pixels, 3.2 inches
4. Camera: 2 MP, 1600 × 1200 pixels, Video VGA @ 15fps
5. Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n, Bluetooth v3.0 with A2DP, microUSB v2.0
6. Dimensions: 109.9 x 60.6 x 11.7 mm; Weight: 102 grams
Accelerometer sensors, TouchWiz UI
7. Memory: 26 MB, microSD up to 16GB
8. Messaging: SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email, IM
9. Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML
10. Radio: Stereo FM radio with RDS
11. Battery: Li-Ion 1000 mAh
12. Other Features: Social networking integration with live updates, Player MP3/WMA/eAAC +, Find Music recognition service, H.263/H.264/MP4/WMV Player, Organizer, Document viewer, Voice memo, Predictive text input, audio jacks 3.5 mm, DNSe (Digital Natural Sound Engine)
Happy Earth Day Enjoy Nature To Its Fullest Today
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A new and different looking for Gmail is now landing in users inboxes.If you didnt see the new look in your inbox just refresh your Gmail.Below are the main changes Gmail have been made
Streamlined conversations
Conversation view has been completely redesigned to help you read through your email threads. You’ll now see profiles pictures for your contacts, so it’s easier to keep track of who said what. We also stripped out as much as possible so you can focus on communicating with your friends and colleagues.
Conversation view has been completely redesigned to help you read through your email threads. You’ll now see profiles pictures for your contacts, so it’s easier to keep track of who said what. We also stripped out as much as possible so you can focus on communicating with your friends and colleagues.
Gmail automatically adopts to any size window.But if you wish to select it manually you can choose from Display Density.There are three different options for you comfortable,Cozy & Compact.Try all those and select the best one for you
New HD themes
Themes have been completely rebuilt to enable us to bring you a new set of beautiful high resolution themes with imagery provided by iStockphoto. Go to the Settings menu to take another look at themes and choose the one that fits you best.
Smarter navigation
The navigation panel on the left keeps your labels and chat contacts in view at all times. Its also more customizable: you can resize the labels and chat areas if you want to see more, or hide the chat area entirely via the chat icon in the lower left. You can also use the arrow keys to navigate around the interface.
Better search
Click the dropdown in the search box to see a new advanced search panel, which makes it easier and faster to find exactly what youre looking for. You can use the same panel to create a filter from any search in just a few clicks.
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