http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaQcXdNKWUI
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
iPhone 6
Apple's new 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus are both larger than the current 4-inch models. They neutralise a key advantage Android phones have had: size.
And Apple managed to make its new phones thinner, with edges that are curved and fit nicely in the hands. Gone is the glass back, reducing the chances of breakage. The back will now be made of aluminium and feel more like an iPad.
To improve one-handed use, both new models will have a feature called reachability. With two light taps of the home screen button, the icons, controls and content on the top half of the screen snap to the bottom, so you can reach them with the same hand. Once you make your selection, everything snaps back to the top.
The iPhone 6 Plus also has new horizontal layouts to take advantage of the larger size.
Of course, apps have long worked either horizontally and vertically. On the Plus, horizontal viewing extends to the home screen, and apps will be able to arrange content in two columns.
When texting, for instance, contacts appear on the left and messages appear on the right. On smaller phones, including the regular iPhone 6, you get one or the other, not both side by side.
It's a small touch, but it shows that larger doesn't necessarily mean making everything bigger. Windows phones also make use of larger screens by squeezing in more content, but with Android phones, text and images just get blown up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaQcXdNKWUI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaQcXdNKWUI
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Apple iPhone 5s, Space Gray 16GB
Product Description
Forward thinking.
With iPhone 5s, Apple designers and engineers found ways to add even more features while preserving the thin, light design. These features aren’t just what’s technologically possible, but what’s technologically useful.
Touch ID. A new fingerprint
identity sensor.
Put your finger on the Home button, and just like that your iPhone
unlocks. Your fingerprint can also approve purchases from iTunes or the
App Store.
All-new A7 and M7 chips.
The new 64-bit A7 chip delivers up to 2x faster CPU and graphics performance.2 And the new M7 motion coprocessor handles specific tasks to make iPhone 5s even more power efficient.
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New iSight camera.
A 15 per cent larger sensor. Wider ƒ/2.2 aperture.2 True Tone flash. Burst mode and slo-mo video. The new 8-megapixel iSight camera packs in so much great technology, it’s even easier to get a great shot.
Ultra-fast wireless.
iPhone 5s supports more networks than ever before. So now iPhone users can experience fast download speeds in even more places around the world.
iOS 7. Designed to complement iPhone 5s beautifully.
iOS 7 takes full advantage of the advanced technologies built into iPhone — including the 64-bit A7 chip and Touch ID. And it introduces great new features like smarter multitasking, AirDrop and Control Centre.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Sony Xperia ZL LTE C6506
Features:
5” 1080 x 1920p full HD Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine 2
13MP Fast Capture camera with Exmor RS for mobile, the first image sensor with HDR video for smartphones
1.5 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor
2GB RAM
Compact design – display is 75% of front panel
One-touch functions
IR blaster – remote support for Sony Bravia televisions and other consumer electronics
4G supported
TFT capacitive touch screen
Available in three colors, black, white and red
Current Android 4.3 (upgradable to Android 4.4)
Size 131.6 x 69.3 x 9.8 mm (5.18 x 2.73 x 0.39 in)
Weight 151 g (5.33 oz)
An amazingly compact 5" design
What if you could make the display bigger without increasing the phone size? Sony Xperia ZL manages the design impossible: a display size that's second to none, in a smartphone that fits in your pocket. Optimizing components architecture, Sony engineers increased display size while keeping the phone as small as possible. The result is the smartphone with a very high screen to phone size ratio. What stands out instead of a large frame? The maximized display. And the unparalleled entertainment that seems to overflow the phone in your hands.
Samsung Galaxy S5, Black 16GB
The juiciest details on the Galaxy S5 to date have come from Sammobile, which reported that Samsung’s high-end Android smartphones will be trading in their plastic cases for metal.
According to the report, the metal version of the Galaxy S5 will cost around €800. There will still be a lower-cost plastic model, Sammobile said, which will go for about €650.
It isn’t clear if the metal and plastic versions of the device will bear different names, such as the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c.
The screen resolution of the new Galaxy S smartphones are also set to be pushed beyond the realm of the reasonable into Quad High Definition (QHD) territory.
Sammobile said it was still unclear on details such as the size of the battery that is meant to power this monstrosity, but a report on PhoneArena suggested that the Galaxy S5 would have a new type of 2,900mAh Lithium-Ion battery.
The specifications that Sammobile reports as “confirmed” include:
Display: QHD (2,560×1,440) Super AMOLED;
Processor: Exynos 6 / Snapdragon 805 processor
Rear camera: 16 Megapixel;
Operating system: Android 4.4 Kit-Kat; and
Plastic and metal versions.
With the Galaxy S4, Samsung launched models that ran on its own Exynos processor, as well as an LTE-capable model that used Snapdragon chips from Qualcomm.
Sammobile said that they have been told that LTE is no longer a problem for the new Exynos 6 processor, and speculated that Samsung might use Qualcomm’s processor in the lower-cost plastic version of the Galaxy S5.
The Galaxy S5 is expected to be announced and launched around March/April 2014, with Bloomberg placing a Samsung executive on record confirming the launch window.
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