Tata Motors and Samsung have entered into a collaboration wherein the South Korean electronic giant shall be designing in-car infotainment future systems for the Indian Auto company’s future cars as part of TATA Motors’ ConnectNext initiative.
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Best Smartphones of 21st Century
The race of being the best Smartphone is on, even Google,Nokia,Samsung,HTC,Micromax and others all are now busy investing in smartphones. But I ask What happened to the iPhone iMafia, the Android army, the BlackBerry (BB) boys and the Windows warriors? Where was that famous deep polarisation and devotion that borders on religious mania when your personal phone or platform or company is criticised? If you’re not going to defend your own phone then what else is there left to defend? I am truly surprised and did I mention deeply disappointed? I hope that was a flash in the pan, just a slow week for you – and that you’ll come out all guns blazing this week. Because it’s time to crown the number one smartphone in the world.
Jelly Bean Updated But Not Up To Date
Hello Friends !!!!
As the heading suggest the article is about the latest jelly Bean update, but is it up to date ????
First of all a happy news from the Android that they have released the jelly bean update....
I updated my Samsung Galaxy Note with the latest Jelly Bean update, and was happy to see that it have some new functions like multitasking and the wavy screen lock as in S3 phones. But I found that there are a lot of Bugs in the latest update of Jelly Bean so we can say that the update is not up to date.
As the heading suggest the article is about the latest jelly Bean update, but is it up to date ????
First of all a happy news from the Android that they have released the jelly bean update....
I updated my Samsung Galaxy Note with the latest Jelly Bean update, and was happy to see that it have some new functions like multitasking and the wavy screen lock as in S3 phones. But I found that there are a lot of Bugs in the latest update of Jelly Bean so we can say that the update is not up to date.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0/Galaxy Note 510: Best of MWC 2013
Samsung has officially announced its 8-inch display clad Galaxy Note
8.0 tablet for India, soon after it was unveiled at the Mobile World
Congress (MWC) last week. The Note 8 in India is being sold as Note 510
and not as N5100 as was announced during at the MWC.
Galaxy Note 8.0 arrives with the S-Pen stylus and several features
specially crafted to support it. Featuring a 720p HD display, the
Galaxy Note 8.0 joins the club with Note, Note II and Note 10.1 tablets -
all with voice calling facility. The Galaxy Note 8.0 is a subtle take
to compete with Apple iPad Mini tablet coming in similar form factor.
Tips and Tricks for your new Smartphones
Did you bought a new smartphone but wondering what to do with it??
I also had the same question when I got a new Samsung Galaxy Note as a gift from Samsung. I was lucky that I got it just the day before Christmas and so Samsung was like a Santa Claus for me and my Note came at afternoon and till the next day I was just looking around what to do with this new Smartphone.????
Then I started in a queue, listened music,then called my friend,then messages and finally end up with the most addictive thing GAMES....
But this was not it..I would have done a lot of wonders with this new smartphones, which I did later and discovered some of them, here is a list of 10 Tips and tricks for all of you that you can do with your brand new Android Phone..
1. You are advised to sign
in using your Google account when you first turn on your Android phone.
It means that you have to use the same details as you use while logging
into your Gmail account. After you sync your phone with your Gmail
account, you can access your browsing history, calendar, email, etc.
2. You will also get an option of taking a back up of your phone's data to your Google Account. This will help you in cases where you lose or have to reset your phone. You can quickly retrieve your settings with this back up.
3. While downloading a new app from Google Play store, don't miss out on checking the box that says 'Allow automatic updating'. This will allow your apps to be automatically updated to the latest version without asking permission. It will save your time.
4. With Google Map, you can store maps offline. So, with an Android smartphone in hand, you don't need to waste your data plan while navigating. All you have to do is when you are connected to Wi-Fi, simply open Google Maps, select the area you want to store offline, tap the three dots at the bottom right of your screen, and tap 'Make available offline'. This will do the job for you.
5. You can sync your Android phone with popular social networks like Facebook via the settings app, The more networks you add, the easier it will become for you to share stuff like photos.
6. Make the most of widgets available in your Android smartphone. Widgets are the apps that live on your home screen and help in providing real-time information like news and weather. Just tap and drag the widgets on your screen from your phone's Widgets menu and keep yourself updated all the time. Some of the handy widgets that come with your Android phone allow you to control Wi-Fi, brightness, and other basic functions right from your home screen.
7. Though Google's app store is good enough to serve you with great apps, but if you are looking for more, change your security settings and allow your phone to install apps from unknown sources. It means that you can also download apps you find on websites or alternative app stores like Amazon's. But we advise that you should not get carried away with this option in hand. Be careful because you are allowing unknown apps on your phone that can make your device more prone to malware.
8. Your new Android smartphone has a voice-controlled assistant called Google Now which acts like a search tool. You can use your new 'assistant' to remind you of appointments, find sports scores and get you directions.
9. You can manage multiple apps at a time with your Android smartphone. Just tap the key on your phone. It lets you juggle between open apps.
10. Wanna delete an app from your home screen? Just tap and hold the app for a second and drag it to the 'Remove' button.
I also had the same question when I got a new Samsung Galaxy Note as a gift from Samsung. I was lucky that I got it just the day before Christmas and so Samsung was like a Santa Claus for me and my Note came at afternoon and till the next day I was just looking around what to do with this new Smartphone.????
Then I started in a queue, listened music,then called my friend,then messages and finally end up with the most addictive thing GAMES....
But this was not it..I would have done a lot of wonders with this new smartphones, which I did later and discovered some of them, here is a list of 10 Tips and tricks for all of you that you can do with your brand new Android Phone..
2. You will also get an option of taking a back up of your phone's data to your Google Account. This will help you in cases where you lose or have to reset your phone. You can quickly retrieve your settings with this back up.
3. While downloading a new app from Google Play store, don't miss out on checking the box that says 'Allow automatic updating'. This will allow your apps to be automatically updated to the latest version without asking permission. It will save your time.
4. With Google Map, you can store maps offline. So, with an Android smartphone in hand, you don't need to waste your data plan while navigating. All you have to do is when you are connected to Wi-Fi, simply open Google Maps, select the area you want to store offline, tap the three dots at the bottom right of your screen, and tap 'Make available offline'. This will do the job for you.
5. You can sync your Android phone with popular social networks like Facebook via the settings app, The more networks you add, the easier it will become for you to share stuff like photos.
6. Make the most of widgets available in your Android smartphone. Widgets are the apps that live on your home screen and help in providing real-time information like news and weather. Just tap and drag the widgets on your screen from your phone's Widgets menu and keep yourself updated all the time. Some of the handy widgets that come with your Android phone allow you to control Wi-Fi, brightness, and other basic functions right from your home screen.
7. Though Google's app store is good enough to serve you with great apps, but if you are looking for more, change your security settings and allow your phone to install apps from unknown sources. It means that you can also download apps you find on websites or alternative app stores like Amazon's. But we advise that you should not get carried away with this option in hand. Be careful because you are allowing unknown apps on your phone that can make your device more prone to malware.
8. Your new Android smartphone has a voice-controlled assistant called Google Now which acts like a search tool. You can use your new 'assistant' to remind you of appointments, find sports scores and get you directions.
9. You can manage multiple apps at a time with your Android smartphone. Just tap the key on your phone. It lets you juggle between open apps.
10. Wanna delete an app from your home screen? Just tap and hold the app for a second and drag it to the 'Remove' button.
Galaxy Note 2 The King of Android
Do you know why I have named Galaxy Note 2 as the king of android.??
The reasons are as follows:
Firstly lets talk about some of its specification:
1) 5.5" Super AMOLED capacitive touch screen.
2) Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, powered by 1.6 GHz Quad core ARM processor with 2GB RAM.
3) 8MP camera with auto focus and LED flash.
4 ) 2 variants of 16GB and 32 GB internal memory, expandable by up to 32 GB via micro SD card.
5) 3100 mAh battery, giving it the longest talk time among any smartphones in 2012.
6) Priced at just Rs 34,500 only in India.
Now you tell me isn't is the best android Smartphone till now.Still you don't believe then have a look below.
Lets talk about its hardware,
It has the best hardware as that of samsung SIII and the best part is that the phone provides more battery life and the battery is replacable.The phone is out of stock as soon as it comes to market. The phone is also best for heavy smartphone users.
Now lets have a look at its Software:
Some of the best apps are illustrated below whichI liked the most.
Also you can see its review on the following site:
The reasons are as follows:
Firstly lets talk about some of its specification:
1) 5.5" Super AMOLED capacitive touch screen.
2) Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, powered by 1.6 GHz Quad core ARM processor with 2GB RAM.
3) 8MP camera with auto focus and LED flash.
4 ) 2 variants of 16GB and 32 GB internal memory, expandable by up to 32 GB via micro SD card.
5) 3100 mAh battery, giving it the longest talk time among any smartphones in 2012.
6) Priced at just Rs 34,500 only in India.
Now you tell me isn't is the best android Smartphone till now.Still you don't believe then have a look below.
Lets talk about its hardware,
It has the best hardware as that of samsung SIII and the best part is that the phone provides more battery life and the battery is replacable.The phone is out of stock as soon as it comes to market. The phone is also best for heavy smartphone users.
Now lets have a look at its Software:
Some of the best apps are illustrated below whichI liked the most.
- S Note: It's fun to get back to handwriting again, thanks to the Note II. The S Pen is a fantastic new accessory with integrated options.You can write like you do on note books.
- Air View: It is efficient to hover the S Pen over the display to scroll and view the details of calendar appointments. So it makes easy view for users.
- Angry Birds Star Wars: What can I say? I am a huge Star Wars fan and with the S Pen you can fine tune Han Solo's blaster aims.
- Google Play Movies: I enjoy renting and watching movies on my Galaxy Note II.
- Plume: Twitter app
- Facebook: Primarily for Facebook photos
- Handcent SMS: This 3rd party SMS client looks great.Good interface too.
- Flipboard: This is the way to browse through your feeds in an interactive manner.
- Google Now: This utility is great for sports, traffic, package tracking, and more.
Also you can see its review on the following site:
Samsung's Galaxy Beam projector-phone
Samsung has released the new version of the Galaxy Beam smartphone, which has a built-in projector, in the UK.
The handset can cast high-definition content onto a wall or ceiling at a size of up to 50 inches. Its current iteration was first shown off in February, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
"It's the kind of device you won't find anywhere else — a high-definition projector within a standard-sized smartphone — and is great for people who want to watch movies, show photos to friends or need to give a presentation while they're out and about," Samsung UK and Ireland vice president Simon Stanford said in a statement.
A first iteration of the device was unveiled in 2010. The update brought a larger screen, measuring four inches rather than 3.7 inches. However, the device still carries what is now a very outdated version of Android, 'Gingerbread' 2.3.
The 145g smartphone runs the OS on a dual-core 1GHz processor, and also features a 5-megapixel camera and 8GB of internal memory.
Samsung did not announce any official UK pricing for the Galaxy Beam, nor did it say which networks, if any, will be carrying it.
At the time of writing, none of the major operators' websites showed the Beam on offer. Various independent online retailers are offering the smartphone for around £400.
The handset can cast high-definition content onto a wall or ceiling at a size of up to 50 inches. Its current iteration was first shown off in February, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
"It's the kind of device you won't find anywhere else — a high-definition projector within a standard-sized smartphone — and is great for people who want to watch movies, show photos to friends or need to give a presentation while they're out and about," Samsung UK and Ireland vice president Simon Stanford said in a statement.
A first iteration of the device was unveiled in 2010. The update brought a larger screen, measuring four inches rather than 3.7 inches. However, the device still carries what is now a very outdated version of Android, 'Gingerbread' 2.3.
The 145g smartphone runs the OS on a dual-core 1GHz processor, and also features a 5-megapixel camera and 8GB of internal memory.
Samsung did not announce any official UK pricing for the Galaxy Beam, nor did it say which networks, if any, will be carrying it.
At the time of writing, none of the major operators' websites showed the Beam on offer. Various independent online retailers are offering the smartphone for around £400.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Samsung has announced it will launch a new Galaxy device at a press
conference scheduled to be held on August 15. Rumours are the company is
going to unveil its next flagship smartphone - Galaxy Note 2, which
will come with remarkable improvements over the original Galaxy Note.
According to BGR and Mobile Syrup, the
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will not only be thinner but taller as well. The
device is said to have a 5.5-inch display, as compared to 5.3-inch
screen of the original Note. The Note 2 will run on the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system and sport a 13MP camera. The device is expected to be powered by a quad-core Exynos processor, the same as seen in the S III.
Rumors further suggest that the device will be shown off well ahead of the August 31 IFA event slated to be held in Berlin.
Rumors about the Galaxy Note 2 have
been circulating for quite sometime. Last month, we'd passed along the
speculation that the Note 2 will be launched in October.
It was rumored that Samsung will pit its Note 2 against Apple's iPhone
5, which is expected to be introduced around the same time.
It may be noted here Samsung
has remarkably grown its market share with launch of new products in
the recent past. Samsung took the world by storm with launch of the
Galaxy S II in 2011. This year the company released the Galaxy S III
(read our review here).
With the inclusion of the Galaxy Note 2 plus Jelly Bean to its arsenal,
Samung will definitely grab on an edge over its rivals such as Apple.
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