He just released this review today morning. The best phone reviewer with superb high definition videos. Watch it and get all the details of the phone right in thie video.
+The Sexy Techy
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
OnePlus One Review - MKBHD
He just released this review today morning. The best phone reviewer with superb high definition videos. Watch it and get all the details of the phone right in thie video.
+The Sexy Techy
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Note 3 Firmware Update in India - UDND1
The international version of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N900 got a minor firmware update in India. Updated its build number to version ND1.
If you havent received it yet on your Note 3, Go to Settings > General > About Device and click the software update button. The new update is just a lil' over 28 mb.
Textra Sms App Updated - Adds a lot of Features
Textra, one of the best SMS applications on android, my personal favorite, simple and has all the features you need in an Sms app on your phone.
The latest update has got you some really funky features which would ease of use.
They added the mark all shortcut which shows it self as soon as you select any one msg from your list of threads. Please see the picture, the tick box on the right marks all your messages when you tap it.
The app settings lets you +1 the app directly from the top label in the settings.
You have the message/sms sent sound now which notifies you as soon as your sms is sent.
A quick compose option is added now which lets you compose an sms directly from your notification drawer.
Fantastic stuff!
LG G3 Leak - Whattay Dashing Look
Black in color and a sexier look from behind. Hotter Volume rockers, dual led for the camera.
I liked the LG G2 as a phone, was a great performer but the look from behind carrying plastic was a turn off. The camera was good, performance of the phone was fantastic except the outdated UI which did not impress me enough.
Hope G3 turns things around, like the Sexy UI which showed up in its previous leak. Im sure that I ll give it a try if this is a true leak, hope it is.
HTC One M8 gets its 1st Software OTA Update
The International version of HTC One M8, the best smartphone of the year till now got its first OTA update in the evening today. Software Update 1.56.720 which was only 77 MB.
It said that the update fixes the bugs and it had system enhancements.Hope it increases the performance of the already well performing HTC One M8.
Lemme know your feedback after updating.
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Samsung Markets in Style: Hands on Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 - White
Samsung Galaxy S5 - Black
I couldn't find the blue one to get my hands on it..
But look what came in front of me when I went to get my hands on the all new Samsung Galaxy S5 on April 11th, the day it started selling in retail stores in the market. Samsung in Hyderabad was going to all the stores which were selling its mobile to promote it. Maybe give it to a customer who was lucky to get it from there hands. Snap a couple of pics and promote their all new Flagship phone in the best way they can..
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Mailbox - The best Email app for iPhone is here for Android
Mailbox, the number one email app on iPhone for a long time now is available to be downloaded for Android.
Mailbox was bought by Dropbox, the most happening and famous cloud storage application for mobiles and desktops/laptops a few months ago.
A lotta downloads happening. Wont take mush time before the app reaches the top of the list place on Android.. Get going and download your Mailbox right now.
Samsung Galaxy S5 - Ten things You should know
The Samsung Galaxy S5 has seen improvements in almost every area of the device. There were no new, insane processors available to put in the device, the QHD displays, while ramping up production, just could not be produced in the quantities needed for the expected sales of the Galaxy S5. Adding 1GB of RAM to make a total of 3GB, while sounding more impressive than 2GB, would not have made a significant enough of a difference in the Galaxy S5′s performance. So while Samsung stuck with refinements, these changes make the Galaxy S5 a better overall device than the Galaxy S4. In this article, we will look into ten areas of changes that you might not be aware of that make this device a better smartphone than you might think of at first glance.
Where is the bloatware? Samsung, maybe at Google’s request or maybe from the cries of the masses, has actually decreased the amount of bloatware on the Galaxy S5 (and hopefully on all future devices). You can still get all the Samsung Apps you want - under the Apps Tray, there is a category called Galaxy Essentials, where you will be redirected to the Samsung App Store and download any of their Apps you desire. You want WatchOn or Samsung Wallet…no need to fret, they are there. TouchWiz has finally started a ‘diet’ that we hope will continue to future devices.
Navigation has changed – Samsung still has their familiar physical Home button, flanked on the right with the usual capacitive Back button, but on the left, the Menu button has been replaced with a Recent Apps button. You must now use the menu options from within the App itself…as Google and Android intended. This will help give getter consistency across devices.
Create App Tray Folders – To help keep your App Tray less cluttered you can create folders of like-Apps, a Games folder, perhaps…it will save time scrolling or paging through a bunch of ‘loose’ Apps. To create a new folder, simply open the App Tray, press the menu button in the upper right, and create your folder, after which you can open the folder and place the Apps that you want into that newly created folder.
The new Toolbox – if you enable the ‘Toolbox’ under the Settings ->Sound and Display area, Samsung will allow you to place up to five of your favorite Apps to the Toolbox. There will always be displayed a ‘floating button’ for you to have immediate access to those favorite Apps no matter where you are.
One-Handed Operation – The Galaxy S5 is a rather large device to operate with one hand so Samsung added this option by quickly swiping from the side of the display to the center and back. If you start your swipe from the left, the shrunken display moves to the left and if you swipe from the right, it will then move to the right on the display. It is a feature that was brought over from the Galaxy Note series.
Sideways Fingerprint Scan – The Galaxy S5 has the built-in fingerprint scan to unlock the device, but how many people want to hold their device in one hand so that they can swipe their finger nice and perpendicular to the device. No problem…when you initially register your fingerprint, just hold the device in one hand and swipe you finger or thumb on an angle – the scanner will register it and then you can unlock it holding it the same, more natural way.
One or Two Finger Swipes – If you swipe down with one finger on a home screen, the quick notifications will ‘roll down’ for you to make a choice, however, if you swipe down with TWO fingers ALL of your Samsung options will appear on one screen. This is actually a function of Android that Samsung has used to make selecting options easier.
True Multitasking in Two Windows – This is another feature Samsung grabbed from their Galaxy Note series that allows you to open up to two Apps at the same time, in their own windows on the display. You can resize each window – for instance, you can watch a video in the larger window while you check your Twitter account or look through emails in a smaller window.
Display Your Steps on the Lock Screen – It is no secret that the Samsung Galaxy S5 is ‘Geared’ (pun intended) towards helping us become healthier with their new built-in Heart Rate Sensor on the back near the LED Flash and their new S Health 3.0 App. There is a pedometer onboard to count your steps throughout the day and just by glancing at the locked screen, the number of steps you have taken will show up there without having to unlock the device.
Live HDR Mode – the new 16MP ISOCELL camera has a HDR (High Dynamic Range) mode that you can turn on and see what your photo will look like BEFORE you press the capture button. Before this ‘live’ mode, you would have to first snap the picture and then you could view it in the HDR mode. This is a great idea and should aid in taking those special photos.
Source: Not my compilation
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