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Saturday, 27 February 2016

Why you shouldn’t buy Samsung’s Galaxy S7 just yet.

Samsung’s new Galaxy S7 and S7 are the phones to beat in 2016. With faster processors, better cameras, expandable storage and waterproof design these devices are the best Samsung has ever made.

However, before you rush out to buy one you might want to take note of some research that suggests these flagships phones will be 28% cheaper within six months.

Making use of the wealth of historical pricing data on, the team Idealo.co.uk have tracked the price decline of each of Samsung’s previous Galaxy models.

The data looked at what happened to the cost of the devices six months following their release in order to establish a forecast for the anticipated decrease in price of the S7.

And it seems if you can be patient you might be able to grab a bargain.

Idealo says it predicts that the S7 will be as much as 21% cheaper after three months, and up to 28% cheaper for those who can wait 6 months after the market release.

"On one side we have the tech addicts who will queue up overnight and pay whatever it costs to be among the first to get their hands on a new device.

“On the other side, there are increasing numbers of savvy consumers, who want the newest smartphones, without it costing over the odds.

“Just because high-end smartphones arrive with a hefty initial price tag, a little patience means there is no need to compromise on specification.”

Although there’s no way to confirm Samsung will drop its prices on the S7 they have slashed the cost of last year’s S6.

Prices began to plummet soon after launch and fans can now grab one for less than £380.

Samsung aren't the only ones seeing prices drop as Apple's iPhone 6s is also now available at bargain prices.

Three has just announced it's slashing £264 off the price of Apple's flagship with contracts starting from £37 per month.

Thursday, 25 February 2016

Samsung's Galaxy S7 and S7 edge smartphone is missing a major new Android feature.

There's no doubting that Samsung has pulled another beauty from the bag with its Galaxy S7 and S7 edge .

And the South Korean firm's all-new devices tick a number of wish list items, including a water resistant design, always-on display, better camera and, most importantly, expandable storage via microSD card.

With the return of this storage slot users can boost their phone's memory to a whopping 200GB.

However, whilst this is clearly welcome addition to the new phone Samsung fans will miss out on a key new Android feature called Adoptable Storage.

In Google's new Android Marshmallow operating system the clever new feature merges the internal storage with the microSD card, so it shows up as one save location.

For example, plugging a 64GB microSD card into your 32GB smartphone won't add a new storage location with 64GB of space – it just makes it appear as if you have a device with 96GB of free memory.

Unfortunately for Samsung fans the firm is not supporting Adoptable Storage with its latest smartphones.

The South Korean technology firm told blog Phandroid that it dropped the feature because it didn't want to confuse users who might remove the microSD card when the phone is in use.

With Adoptable Storage – because the memory on the card is seamlessly merged with the internal storage – this can play havoc with your apps and saved data .

Without Adoptable Storage, Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge owners will have to juggle two separate storage locations, internal storage and the external microSD.

Saturday, 13 February 2016

Could this mean users will finally be allowed to post naked pictures on Facebook???

Facebook's rules on nudity are clear with the firm closing down accounts that break its strict community standards rule.

Now a court ruling could be about to change how Facebook reacts to users nude posts.

A French teacher, who posted a photo of an famous erotic painting on his personal page, had his account suspended back in 2011.

Incensed by the decision he decided to sue Facebook, accusing it of unfair censorship.
But Facebook appealed the case saying users outside the US state of California couldn't take the firm to court.

However, this appeal has now be quashed and the man's claim for £16,000 in damages will be heard in court.

The Paris high court decided that the company's argument was "abusive" and violated French consumer law, by making it difficult for people in France to sue.

Lawyer Stephane Cottineau who is representing the teacher said: “This is a great satisfaction and a great victory after five years of legal action.

“This ruling sends a message to all web giants that they will have now to answer for their possible faults in French courts”.

All eyes will be on what happens next as the case could potentially pave the way for other lawsuits against Facebook outside the US.

Users who sign up to Facebook have to agree to its rules which state: "We remove photographs of people displaying genitals or focusing in on fully exposed buttocks.

"We also restrict some images of female breasts if they include the nipple and explicit images of sexual intercourse are prohibited.

"Descriptions of sexual acts that go into vivid detail may also be removed."

There's currently no changes to these rules and UK users could still find their accounts being closed for posted naked images.

Saturday, 30 January 2016

Leaked image of Samsung Galaxy S7 could leave Samsung fans hugely disappointed.

If rumours are to be believed we're less than one month away from Samsung's new Galaxy S7 being unveiled to the world.

However, it looks like someone may have just beaten them to it.

Phone Arena has just published a picture that was sent to them by anonymous source who claims to work for Samsung.

The picture appears to show how Samsung's family of devices will line up and the S7 looks almost identical to last year's S6.

Phone Arena are quick to point out that the image could be a fake or just a placeholder, but if it's real the S7 appears to be getting only a minor upgrade.

Details on the leaked photo reveal an identical design and 5.1-inch 1440p display.
There is a power bump, thanks to the Qualcomm's 820 processor squeezed under the hood and fans will get an extra 1GB of RAM.

Samsung is expected to include a new 12- megapixel camera inside the S7, which could be one of the firm's best snapper to date. There's no view of the rear or side of the device so it's unclear if Samsung is bringing back the MicroSD card slot.

We'll have to wait and see how accurate this leaked image is, but expect an announcemnet from Samsung very soon.

Samsung, LG and HTC are all expected to reveal new devices at Mobile World Congress.

Monday, 18 January 2016

Infinix Big 6: Infinix Note 2 (X600) Full Device official Specifications.

The Infinix Note 2 comes with greater and unique features. This device Captures images clearly and sharper like never before with the 13MP rear camera of the NOTE 2 that has been equipped with 0.25s real-time auto focus. Selfie lovers are sure to fall in love with the Note 2 as it comes with a large 6 inch touchscreen for larger selfies with friends. It comes in a wonderful stylish design with streamlined structure that creates an incredible feel when held.

Experience speed and multitasking with the Note 2 as its 1.3GHz Cortex-A53 Octa- core Processor makes it 37% faster than the Hot Note.

The Infinix Note 2 runs on the Android Lollipop 5.1 Operating System that boasts of a newly improved user friendly interface and intuitive apps. Switch between applications seamlessly as it is also supported with 2GB RAM for effortless operations of your favourite Android applications. The Infinix Note 2 comes with a powerful and long-lasting 4000mAh battery that comes with fast charging feature and can be on for 2days when you off the internet.

General Features Of Infinix note 2

Display ...

Display: 6-inch Display
Display Protection: - Gorilla glass screen Type: HD
Platform: Android 5.1 (Lollipop) upgradable.

Memory: 2Gb Ram and 1Gb ram available. SIM Type: Micro SIM
SIM Count: Dual-sim
Waterproof: Yes

Processor ...

Chipset : MediaTek MT6753 64 bit
CPU : 1.3GHz Octa-core
GPU : Mali-T720

See also :- Five reasons why you should get an Infinix Note 2 device soon [with photos], This device is insanely awesome.

Camera...

Rear Camera: 13 MP Camera, LED Flash, HD Video Rear Camera Features: Autofocus Front Camera: Yes, 2 MP.

Storage..

Built-in Storage: 16GB Storage Memory Card Support: Yes

Internet & Connectivity ....

GPRS: Yes, up to 48kbps EDGE: Yes 3G/WCDMA/HSPA: Yes HSPA+: Yes
4G LTE: Yes
WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Wi-Fi Hotspot: Yes
Bluetooth: Yes, Bluetooth 4.0
Hot Knot: Yes
USB Port: Yes, microUSB 2.0

Entertainment ....

Music Player: Yes, mp3, WAV, FLAC, eACC+ Video Player: Yes, MPEG4, H.263, H.264, XviD FM Radio: Yes (with RDS) Loudspeaker: Yes 3.5mm Jack: Yes

Navigation .....

Navigation: Yes, GPS with A-GPS
Maps: Yes, Google Maps

Sensors & Control ....

Accelerometer: Yes
Proximity Sensor: Yes
Light Sensor: Yes
Gyroscope: Yes

Battery ....

Battery: 4000 mAh Li-Po Battery Standby Time: - 2days Talktime: up to 21 hours Browsing Time: - 10hrs
Video Watching: - 8hrs
Music Playback: - 14hrs
Fast Charging: 15 minutes Charge gives you 8 hours usage.

Thursday, 14 January 2016

WHATSAPP users warned as dangerous new virus spreads across the internet.

A new threat to WhatsApp fans has been discovered which could give cyber criminals access to your most personal files.

The vicious malware has been disguised in emails, which appear to have been sent from an official WhatsApp account.

Researchers at security firm Comodo Labs, discovered the shocking threat which tries to trick users into downloading the virus.

Many of the emails contain warnings such as "you have obtained a voice notification" or "an audio memo was missed."

None of these emails originate from a WhatsApp email address, but are cleverly branded to appear real.

Here's a full list of the emails from the hackers that should NOT be opened:

• An audio memo was missed • A brief audio recording has been delivered! • A short vocal recording was obtained • A sound announcement has been received • You have a video announcement • A brief video note got delivered • You’ve recently got a vocal message

According to Comodo, each of the malicious messages contains a compressed ZIP file, which will unleash the hidden malware inside.

The malware usually replicates itself into different system folders, adding itself into an auto-run in the computer’s registry.

Sunday, 10 January 2016

HOW surfing the web at 35,000 feet is eight times faster than Britain's broadband and others.

Hopping on a long haul flight mean't you could forget about your emails, tweets and updating your Facebook profile.

But times are changing.

With new state-of-the-art jets being fitted with WiFi, passengers can now access the web at 35,000 feet.

Do you think it real,try it and see.. .

Thursday, 7 January 2016

PORNHUB releases its yearly review with Android and PlayStation 4 users watching the most X-rated content.

The world's porn habits have just been released in a revealing survey.

Adult website Pornhub, has produced its yearly review giving an insight into how adult movie fans consume their content.

And it seems the the world watched a lot of porn last year.

In fact, in 2015 alone, 75GB of data per second was streamed by Pornhub to users across the world – which translates to enough porn to fill the storage in around 175 million 16GB iPhones.

Along with the type of content watched, Pornhub has also revealed which gadgets are the most popular for porn.

The results reveal that Google's Chrome browser is the biggest for adult content, with most users heading online vis Windows powered PCs.

On mobile, Android devices pip Apple to the porn top dpot with Chrome again the most popular smartphone browser.

Finally it seems PS4 fans are bigger porn users than Xbox with over 46% of console traffic coming from the PlayStation.

Full list of porn stats below