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How to take Screenshot on your Device?
Seen something interesting on your Phone/Computer that you want to take a picture of?
Whether it's a error message on your desktop, text exchange with a friend on mobile chating, an unbelievable score in a game you've just played or something else, you can take a screenshot of it. Screenshots are saved in your storage area and are easy to share.
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iPhone6: The Good and the Bad
Apple’s latest phone is here, and there’s a lot to like about this handset. Both the iPhone 6 and iOS 8 represent significant improvements to a platform that was in desperate need of change — nearly all of those changes have been for the better. Despite anuncomfortable experience with Verizon Wireless on launch day, I have been using the iPhone 6 as my daily driver with no real desire to flip back to one of my Android phones.
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Best low-cost Smart phones
When I buy a new mobile, made by Chinese manufacturer OnePlus, opening its box, I was stunned by its fit and finish. I was also stunned by its price: $299 with 16 GB of internal storage, and $349 for 64GB. Compare that to an iPhone 5S ($649) or a Galaxy S5 ($599), which are standard retail prices, and you have to wonder whether the One's competitors are worth the extra price.
The OnePlus One isn't the only solid piece of hardware going for a more affordable price. It's part of a broader trend toward low-cost smartphones. Here are some options on the market:
OnePlus One
The One has a 5.5-inch, 1920x1080 resolution screen with a speedy Snap Dragon 801 quad-core processor from Qualcomm. It has 3GB of ram, and a 13-mega pixel camera. And it competes with top-tier phones at half the price.
It runs a custom version of the Android OS, which means there's no unwanted trial software. Nearly every aspect can be specified by the user, from changing the function of different buttons to altering the lock screen, all without the need of third-party solutions.
The phone is an advanced user's dream, but still manageable and beginner-friendly. The One is popular enough that the company has to use an invite system to slowly let interested people buy the phone, just to keep a lid on demand.
Moto G & Moto E
Even if you don't need the latest and greatest phone, a middle-of-the-road phone off contract can still easily cost north of $300.
Motorola's Moto G and Moto E, on the other hand, cost $199 and $129, respectively. Both come with small amounts of storage — 8GB for the Moto G, 4GB for the Moto E — but can be expanded by adding a microSD card.
Despite the average specs of the G and the lower-end specs of the E, each has received decent reviews. The phones perform as advertised, while keeping the costs down. And both phones come with the latest version of the Android OS, and will be supported into the future.
Xiaomi Mi 4
Chinese company Xiaomi has been releasing low-cost, high-quality devices for a while, and the Mi 4 is its latest. If looks almost exactly like Apple's iPhone 5.
Its specs are similar to the OnePlus One, meaning it's plenty capable of handling the latest and greatest apps and tasks. The Mi 4 won't be available in the U.S. on launch, but Xiaomi hired a top Google executive last year to expand international operations, which means the device may make it stateside at some point.
Nokia 635
On the Windows Phone side of the market, there's the new Nokia 635. The device is retailing between $159 and $189, depending on whether it is LTE-capable (high speed data) or not.
Windows Phone is Microsoft's answer to iOS and Android. Its advantages include live tiles that provide data at a glance, much like widgets do on Android.
Being late to the party, Microsoft has been able to learn from Android and iOS. It's usually able to offer the best features of both competitors as well. However, the Nokia 635, while offering a less expensive way to enter the Windows Phone ecosystem, hasn't received the best reviews due to some of its internal hardware choices. But hey, it comes in different colors.
Nexus 5
The Nexus 5 is Google's official Android phone, which it offers unlocked and off-contract to consumers. The Nexus 5 is about a year old and may be replaced soon, but it's still a solid product. It retails at $349 for the 16GB model and $399 for the 32GB version.
The phone is made by LG, which also made the Nexus 4. These devices have been a nice option for Android enthusiasts, but they're also a great way to get a good phone for a lot less than full retail price.
Other benefits include up-to-date software updates. Wireless carriers are usually middle men for companies launching phone updates. For example, the latest version of Android is 4.4.4, but if you check your phone, it's probably a few versions back. The Nexus 5 gets its updates directly from Google in a timely manner.
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Google's android one Smartphones Comes with MediaTek support
Google made an announcement about it's Android One program.
Sundar Pichai, Android head at Google, showcased a Micromax device at the Show. A standard designed to help push affordable smartphones in the developing world. The company launched their devices powered by Android One in India first, with companies Micromax, Spice, and Karbonn are all selling phones with 4.5-inch screens, 1GB of RAM, 5-megapixel main and 2-megapixel front cameras, 1.3GHz quad-core MediaTek processors, dual-SIM slots, micro-SD expandable storage, and FM radios. Sundar Pichai, Android head
Sundar Pichai, Android head at Google, showcased a Micromax device at the Show. A standard designed to help push affordable smartphones in the developing world. The company launched their devices powered by Android One in India first, with companies Micromax, Spice, and Karbonn are all selling phones with 4.5-inch screens, 1GB of RAM, 5-megapixel main and 2-megapixel front cameras, 1.3GHz quad-core MediaTek processors, dual-SIM slots, micro-SD expandable storage, and FM radios. Sundar Pichai, Android head
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Microsoft Nokia Lumia 630
Nokia's first windows Phone 8.1 dual-SIM is here but is it anything to shout about?
Window Phone may still stand a distant third to the more popular iOS and Android, but Microsoft continues to work hard on improving its latest version, Windows Phone 8.1 has many new features and tweaks, and represents a much more significant development compared to Windows Phone 8.
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LG Optimus G:First Look
LG Optimus G
The phone sports a high-end display and comes powered by a powerful processor.
Optimus G was launched last
year and made available in selected countries only. The phone sports a
large 11.9-cm (4.7-inch) True HD display and comes loaded with Android
4.1 aka Jelly Bean. It comes powered by a 1.5 GHz quad-core processor,
coupled with 2 GB RAM. The phone features a 13 MP camera at the back and
1.3 MP front-facing shooter for video calling.
The Optimus G is priced at Rs 34,500 and the phone is already available in the country via online sites.
Specs:
11.9-cm (4.7-inch) HD display
Android 4.1 aka Jelly bean
1.5 GHz quad-core processor, 2 GB RAM
13 MP rear and 1.3 MP front camera
Wi-Fi, GPS, NFC, USB, Bluetooth 4.0
2,100 mAh battery
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Unlock your Moto X with your tatto
Moto X with a Excellent Security
It is frustrating to remember difficult passwords while simpler passwords are easy to crack. To counter this, VivaLnk has launched digital tattoos. This tattoo will automatically unlock the Moto X when applied to the skin.This technology is based on Near Field Communication to connect with smartphone and authenticate access.
Motorola is working on optimizing digital tattoos with Google's Advance Technology and Projects. The pricing is on the higher side but this is a great initiative in wearable technology. Developing user friendly alternative to the password and PIN number has been a major focus of tech companies. Motorola had talked about this in the introductory session of the D11 conference at California this May, when it discussed the idea of passwords in pill or tattoo. The idea may seem like a gimmick, but you never know when it will become commonly used. Vivalnk is working on making this technology compatible with other smartphones too. It is considering entering the domain of crating tattoos of different types and designs. - Posted By \\ jaKir Hussain.\\
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