Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 June 2016

OnePlus 3

Breaking news - OnePlus 3 is out


OnePlus 3
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer has unveiled their lastest flagship smartphone "OnePlus 3" on June 14, 2016. The phone sports with 6GB RAM, a sleek and quick fingerprint to unlock the phone, Snapdragon™ 820 - the same processor that can be found in many top-end handsets, including international versions of the Samsung Galaxy S7.

Highlights
6GB RAM
Dash Charge - USB 2.0 Type C
Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 82016
Fast Charge
Slim by 152.7 x 74.7 x 7.35mm and weighs 158g
Available Colours - Graphite and Soft Gold

Hardware
5.5-inch screen
1,920 x 1,080 pixel display (401ppi)
Dimensions: 152.7 x 74.7 x 7.4mm
Weight: 158 grams
Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor
Adreno 530 GPU
6GB RAM
64GB storage (32GB variant may be offered in some markets)
16MP main camera
8MP selfie camera
USB-C port (Dash Charge 5V/4A)
3,000mAh battery
Fingerprint scanner
NFC
Dual-SIM
3.5mm headphone jack
Oxygen OS (Android 6.0.1)




  • Conclusion
  • The OnePlus 3 is a look like iPhone 6 plus but the company has to comprise the battery to 3,000mAh non-removable battery which will put off some folks to buy this phone. However, if the battery life is not an issue for you then this is a BUY. You can directly order this phone from OnePlus website at £309 but also this phone will be exclusive to Amazon as well.  


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    Tuesday, 30 October 2012

    Google's Nexus 10 tablet - OUT NOW!

    After the longer waited news Google announces the Samsung Nexus 10 tablet running on the  latest and greatest version of Android (4.2) according to thier own website. In addition to this, Google described to its own tablet as follows:
            "Nexus 10 is the newest tablet from Google. With the world’s highest resolution tablet display, all new multi-user support, immersive HD content and the best Google apps – Nexus 10 has something for everyone".

     

    Hardware:

    The Nexus 10 is Google’s answer to Apple’s latest event on 23rd October 2012, complete with stereo speakers, front and rear cameras, 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, 2GB Ram and either 16 or 32GB storage options. This impressive hardware boats behind a 2560-by-1600 pixel display, boasting the highest resolution of any tablet on the market with a pixel density of 300 pixel per inch, far greater than the iPad’s 264 ppi equivalent. Apple’s ‘Retina’ branding doesn’t seem all that impressive anymore.

    However, the device is missing 3G or 4G LTE connectivity, meaning you’ll need to tether the tablet to a mobile hotspot or internet connected smartphone whenever a WiFi connection is unavailable. It’s possible Google will add 3G/4G models at some point in the future, like they have with the Nexus 7, but until then it’s WiFi only unfortunately

    Price?

    The price sails from £319 for 16GB Nexus, direct from Google's online store. That’s £80 cheaper than Apple’s cheapest fourth generation iPad. At £389 for the 32GB model, the price difference increases even further to £90 in the UK and if that is enough to buy one here is the link  for you to pre-order http://goo.gl/r1VNT from Google play store.

    Bottom Line

    It is too early for judgement if this tablet stands out among other tablets, however, when you combine the Nexus 10’s price, power, technology and multi-user support, Google really have built a tablet that goes toe-to-toe with other devices in the current market but we will be waiting to see how well the Nexus 10 fares against the others this holiday season.  

    Stay tuned for more updates regarding Nexus 10 including full review. Please follow us on our facebook page find out all the news in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button bellow.


    Source: Google

    Friday, 14 September 2012

    LG Android superphone - release next week

    Couple weeks ago, we heard some romours for the upcoming LG Android smartphone with specs so obscene, they’d make the Samsung Galaxy S3 redden. Now it appears LG is preparing to announcement this monster phone next week same day as the "HTC 8X" launch - HTC's first Windows Phone 8 phone.
    LG has invited the press (US journalists) in the upcoming event on the morning Wed 19 September, with the possinlity of live event over the internet “without boundaries”.

    The company claims to have shrunk the thickness of its display by 27 per cent, lowering the weight, improving black levels/reflectivity and general efficiency, in what it calls its G2 Touch Hybrid technology. LG has stated a resolution of 1,280 x 768, which results in a PPI of 320, confirming that the display will be 4.67in in size.

    Hardware

    So what is this inexplicable LG smartphone? It’s quite likely to be the LG Optimus G, a 4.7-inch Android 4.0 phone with a massive 2GB of memory for smooth multi-tasking, and Qualcomm’s next generation Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor for insane speed. 
    It was announced in South Korea last month, but we’ve yet to hear about a release in America or Europe but to be unveiled very soon.

    Interested? Stay turned for more - please fellow us on Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below.


    Source: CNET

    Sony Xperia Tablet S

    Sony has released yet another new tablet Sony Xperia Tablet S this is a follow up improved version they have released early last year 2011 Sony Tablet S. They have only announed the US version of the tablet for the timebeing and yet to be confirmed the UK prices and availability. 

    Hardware

    Inside, a quad-core Tegra 3 is now running the show, which is good since last year's had some serious lag problems. Ports include a full-sized SD card slot, USB, and HDMI (with a dongle). It has an 8MP camera on the back and a 1MP camera on the front. It also supports DLNA for beaming you media to other devices.
    The Xperia Tablet S is a 9.4-inch Android tablet running Ice Cream Sandwich. It has 1280x800 resolution (that has become an Android tablet standard). The IPS screen looked brighter and crisper than last year's dim version, and it has an anti-fingerprint coating.The Xperia Tablet S has an infrared sensor compatible with almost all TVs, Blu-ray players and recorders.

    Price and release date

     The Xperia Tablet S will be available in US on September 7th and will come in three sizes: 16GB for $400, 32GB for $500, and 64GB for $600. However, in the UK it will be available mid September eventhough It's available for pre-order now and it should be arriving in physical shops at the beginning of October.
    Interested? Stay turned for more update soon and fellow us on Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below. Please see the demo below from Sony official page.




    Source: CNET

    Sunday, 5 August 2012

    What is on Google Nexus 7 - Update

    Please find out what is on the Nexus 7 tablet below video, thanks to Geekandoids who's uploaded on Youtube.

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    Interest? Stay tuned for me updates on Nexus 7 will bring you more news on other tech selection. Please leave your comments below, email us if you have any request so we can research for you and update as soon as we recieve it.

      




    Source: YouTube

    Thursday, 2 August 2012

    THD N2-A - an ultra-affordable running ICS - MacBook Air Killer

    The N2-A a KIRF MacBook Air manufactured by THD (Thread Technology Company is an ultra-affordable MacBook Air look. You might have to see this look like device, which recently displayed at Computex 2012. Well, we all know that The Android OS is current leading on most mobile devices in the market and yet the Thread Technology Company (THD) proofs that Google’s platform could land on any device.

    The Android Book that is what we call, looks like a tablet with a keyboard dock; like ASUS Transformers devices, running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or Windows 8 is due to launch soon, and it is hard to tell the varies between Macbook Air and this astonishing inexpensive device. Therefore, we recon there will be another huge fight between Apple and THD alongside the ongoing lawsuits between Samsung and Apple relating the pattern ownership. Nevertheless, this new ultrabook will only be available few asian countries, for the time being and yet to be confirmed when it is attainable worldwide.

    Hardware
    The N2-A (MacBook Air look-alike) is  powered a 1.2 Ghz Cortex A8 processor and has a 13.3" screen display (It’s not a touchscreen, as it’s only aimed to be used as a laptop) with a 1366x768 screen resolution. The default internal storage sails from 8GB Solid State Drive, but you can get 16, 32, or 64GB, however, you would expect to buy a higher price, consequently. The device has 2 USB 2.0 ports, audio jack, mini-HDMI port, full-size card reader, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, and also a 3G connection, which is handy if you aim to carry it around a lot.

    Price?
    You can purchase for the whole package just for $200 at retail price, however, bear in mind, there are two versions this ultrabook, an Android 4.0 version running an ARM CPU, that lasts for eight hours of battery life. And an Intel Atom variation running Windows 8 OS that comes with a dual-core atom processor but extends its price at $249, and the battery only lasts for three hours.

    Therefore, we could vouch for its hardware combination, and that is utterly a bargain and good value for money comparing to Apple's Macbook Air hefty price. So see the demo video at Computex 2012, and stay tuned for more updates on this device. Please fellow us on
    Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below.


    Source: Engadget

    Monday, 16 April 2012

    HTC Golf due to release soon

    Another day, another captivated news, HTC is powering up to deliver yet another smartphone running on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), a handset that is set to be an entry-level phone and ties below company's One series of devices. However, this new handset carries a codename of the "HTC Golf", but seemingly could surface as the HTC Wildfire C.
    HTC Golf specs include a 3.5-inch touch screen along with a five megapixel rear facing camera, and a front facing camera, plus single core processor of some description, Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi, 512MB RAM, 4GB on-board storage and Beats Audio. It'll also come with a microSD slot for expanding that. Not just the Micro card but you will have the support the availability of 25GB worth of free DropBox cloud storage.

    Furthermore, this affordable handset expected to launch before the end of this quarter. Its selling name will be HTC Wildfire C, which clearly suggests that the smartphone will be a successor of the HTC Wildfire and Wildfire S budget smartphones.
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    Interest? Stay tuned for further information and other tech selection.

    SOURCE: Engadget

    Saturday, 28 January 2012

    HTC EXPLORER Full Review

    Earlier this week, we have reviewed the new HTC EXPLORER or mini HTC as some tech guy says. And today we have revealed from davomrmac on YouTube who’s recently reviewed this handset. However, this is a lower-end Android phone runs on a slow processor of A5 Cortex 600MHz and Adreno 200GPU and will be ideal to give non-tech family and friends as a gift or yourself if you don’t want over spent your budget.
    Fellow us on Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below. Please stay tuned, and we will update more on this and other tech selection.
     

    Thursday, 26 January 2012

    Samsung Galaxy Nexus Review

    This is handset that everyone is talking about. It has NFC built in, a 4.65" 720p Super AMOLED display, 16GB internal storage, 5MP camera integrated with shooting panorama photos "smart isn't it." . And the first ever Android phone that comes with Android OS 4 Ice Cream Sandwich.
    Thanks to , please the full review on Samsung Galaxy Nexus with high definition. Please give a thumb if you like the video. Please fellow us on Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below. Please stay tuned, and we will update more on this and other tech selection.
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    Friday, 20 January 2012

    HTC Explorer Review

    What if you want to experience smart phone but can't justify splashing the cash? Then simply check it out the HTC EXPLORER. This is an entry level Android phone designed for smartphone newbies, it has 600 MHz Cortex A5 processor and 512 MB RAM, Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It has TFT capacitive touch screen (320 x 480 pixels), 3.2 inches. However, in terms of storage wise, it has 90 MB internal storage but you can extend up to 32GB via microSD and built in with Wi-Fi + Wi-Fi hotspot. So you can simply share your internet data up to 5 other device such as laptop, tablet etc...Sound right.
    It runs a specially modified version of the HTC Sense user interface, designed to run smoothly on the Explorer's scaled-down processor, and made easier to use for Android novices and non-techies. Yet it retains the power of a smartphone, including mobile email, web browsing, facebook & twitter, GPS with Google Maps, a music player, media player and downloadable games and apps from the Android Market.
    HTC Explorer will be available in 3 colors: Metallic Black, Active Black and Metallic Navy.
    Price: Expected around £100 to £150 pounds in the UK while in other markets 100 to 150 Euros.
    This phone is now available most of mobile operators in UK or check it out sim free on
    Amazon for £129.99. 
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    Thursday, 8 December 2011

    Google Android’s 10billion app downloads


    Android Market
    Google said that a billion apps was now downloaded every month from Android Market since it launched in 2008, which gives Google a credit toward its competitors such as Apple-ITunes.
    However, Google offers selling selected apps for just 10 pence with a 10-days promotion that has stated on Tuesday, which will last until the 16th December 2011. Remember to shop before the offer expires and saves some money if you have an android phone. Please be tuned in as we will update more on this and other fascinating selection.

    Sunday, 27 November 2011

    Scroll Essential Tablet PC Review -Update

    
    Scroll 7-inch Tablet with Capacitive Screen
    Here is a quick review for Scroll Essential Tablet that I posted the other day. Moreover, as I promised to fetch an update for this budget tablet, there you go. Furthermore, the major issue of this tablet is the resistive touchscreen which does not feel as responsive to operate with the finger as a capacitive model, and you have to use with the pen that comes with it. Accordingly, it is tough to recommend. Besides, with regards to surfing the Internet while you're sitting on your sofa, watching a movie on your bed would be an ideal for a low budget tablet; probably, for non-savvy folks. 

    Unlike if you're looking for a high-end tablet, then you're looking forward to spending around £350-400. That's a big lump sum...right!.

    Thanks to , who uploaded on YouTube in May 2011; the current version of Android fairly up to date v2.3. While earlier versions of the tablet were released running Android 2.1. Please enjoy the quick review on Scroll Essential Tablet PC.

    Monday, 21 November 2011

    Ice Cream Sandwich -Update

    There is no flash support for the Ice Cream Sandwich OS in the android market, for the time being. However, this will be a drawback for fandroids who bought the new Samsung Galaxy Nexus which was released on 17th November 2011 or those who willing to tweak the Android 4.0 operating system source code.
    Even so, an Adobe representative has confirmed to
    Pocket-lint that Ice Cream Sandwich will indeed get Flash support by the end of 2011.
    Please do visiting this blog, and we will bring more updates on Ice Cream Sandwich. Please share with us your experience if used the new Android O.S "Ice Cream Sandwich" for our audiences by leaving your comment below this article.

    Sunday, 20 November 2011

    Best Free Android Apps


    Angry Birds Rio (game)
    If you get bored and want to chill out try the Angry Birds Rio and you will love it.
    Skitch (photo editor)
    Is all about adding data and more to images. Fifteen years ago, the power to add digital drawings to photos and other images was reserved for TV weather people and sportscasters.
    Spotify (music)
    15 million songs, and without the sketchiness of other music services. For $10 a month or £9.99 in the UK, you can download more than 3000 tracks to your device for offline access.
    Netflix (media)
    Compatible with the majority of Android devices took a while to arrive. It has been updated and redesigned all its video streaming apps for tablets recently.  The “more immersive” interface will debut on the the latest versions of the Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and soon on the Apple iPad.
    Drag Racing (game)
    Check out how play and win this game on YouTube http://youtu.be/6HDaLSiH72Y thanks to .

    Thursday, 17 November 2011

    Samsung Galaxy Nexus release date revealed

    The new Samsung Galaxy Nexus
    UK will get it first for sure, both Phones4u and 02 have confirmed that the samsung Galaxy Nexus will be unleashed mid November 2011, and now its time to start thinking upgrading your contract; as the brand-new phone will be cost, and exploring the new Samsung Galaxy Nexus which running the latest Android system "Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich "

    However, they didn't mention a date but rumours have been heard from Google+ page. It would be out 17 November the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the UK. Although other giant mobile retailers had said they will also stock the Samsung Galaxy Nexus neither had committed to a date.

    Unlike in the United States, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be expecting
    to see it Early December 2011. However, this is great news for all Android users, and we will let you know for more updates on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Please leave your comments on what you think if you bought the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for the other audiences.

    Check it out the fascinating video on Introducing Galaxy Nexus by . 

    Wednesday, 16 November 2011

    Ice Cream Sandwich's source code unleashed - Update

    This will great new for android fans as Google has been released the source code to Android 4.0 “Ice Cream, Sandwich” And now it’s time for the people over at CyanogenMod to saddle up the horses, and get to work. Remours has been heard, it will not be released the ICS for another eight weeks or so for other devices.  
    However, Google had promised to open source the code as soon as it released the Samsung Galaxy Nexus device; the first smartphone to run on Ice Cream Sandwich. It will be a few months before other device makers release the Ice Cream update for their customers
     

     Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich features

    Thursday, 10 November 2011

    Which Phones Get Google's Ice Cream Sandwich Mobile OS First?

    Google has decided to give each of their OS updates the name of a pastry in alphabetical
    order (Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread etc.) Well, aside from some slight speculation. It has been assumed, by tech guys, that the next update (after Honeycomb) would be called “Ice" Cream”.
    In early October, this year, Google and Samsung announced the first phone that will come pre-loaded with Ice Cream Sandwich will be Galaxy Nexus. However, some of the other giant mobile companies had mentioned getting updates for their phones for ICS soon such LG, Motorola, Sony Xperia and HTC so far.

    Google says that Ice Cream Sandwich should theoretically work on any Android 2.3 Gingerbread device. Therefore, here list the phones that run Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) are: HTC's Desire, Desire Z, Desire HD, Droid Incredible, Droid Incredible 2, Evo 4G, Incredible S, and ThunderBolt; LG's Optimus 2X and Optimus One; Motorola's Atrix 4G, Droid 2, Droid Pro, and Droid X; Google's Nexus One and Nexus S; Samsung's Galaxy S; Sony's Xperia X10; and T-Mobile's G2 and myTouch 4.