Cara Upgrade Advan T1E ICS ke Jelly Bean 4 12

Cara Upgrade Advan T1E ICS ke Jelly Bean 4.12-Kabar gembira buat para pengguna ponsel advan T1E karena sekarang sudah ada tutorial yang sangat patut di coba untuk advan T1E karena tutoral ini akan membahas tentang cara upgrade Operation system android dari ICS ke Jelly bean atau OS di atasnya.Namun tutorial ini hanya untuk ponsel advan T1E saja tidak buak yang lain,kalaupun ponsel kamu bukan advan T1E tetapi kalian bisa mencari di Google.com pasti ada kok.

Jadi jika kalian pengguna ponsel advan T1E yang bosen dengan operation system ics yang sudah bawaan ponsel maka di sini saya akan membagikan solusinya untuk mengupgrade system operation dari ics ke jelly bean.

Dan semoga saja kalian tidak akan bosen lagi dengan os jelly bean yang sudah kalian upgrade.Mau tahu caranya,silahkan simak artikel ini sampai akhir.

Alat dan Bahan

• Jelly Bean dari situs advan (Download)
• Spflashtools dan driver usb (Download)

Tutorial Upgrade Advan T1E Ics ke Jelly Bean

1. Pertama silahkan kalian download terlebih dahulu ke dua bahan di atas.
2. Extrack ke duanya.
3. Pastikan Driver sudah terinstal dengan benar di PC atau Laptop kalian masing-masing.
4. Dan aktifkan USB debuging di pengaturan > Opsi pengembang > USB Debuging.
5. Matikan ponsel Advan T1E.
6. Jalankan spflashtools.exe yang berada di dalam folder sp_flash_tools yang kamu download dan extrack tadi.
7. Kemudian klik "Scatter-loading" dan cari file scatter di dalam folder ROM yang kamu download dan extrack tadi.
8. Nanti kalian akan menemukan beberapa bagian Frimeware atau ROM yang tercentang pada Spflashtool.
9. Kemudian klik "Download" pada bagian atas Spflashtools.
10. Dan sekarang silahkan kalian sambungkan ponsel Advan T1E kalian ke PC atau laptop via kabel USB.
11. Dan proses akan berjalan tunggu hingga 100%.
12. Jika selesai maka akan di tandai dengan munculnya gambar linkaran berwarna hijau.
13. Cabtu USB dan selesai.

Dan sekarang silahkan kalian hidupkan ponsel advan T1E kalian dan lihat hasilnya.sekarang ponsel advan T1E kalian sudah berhasil di upgrade dari ics ke jelly bean.Bagaimana mudah bukan cara upgradenya.
Saya rasa sekian dulu artikel kali ini semoga postingan ini bermanfaat bagi kalian semua.

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Download UC Browser Untuk android

Download UC Browser Untuk android-Gadged android memang tidak lengkap bila tidak adanya sebuah aplikasi untuk menjelajah internet atau dunia maya.Browser pada android sangat berfariatif ada kelebihan tersendiri dan ada pula kekurangannya.Setiap browser berbeda-beda dan mempunyai kelebihan sendiri-sendri.

Namu kali ini saya akan membagikan sebuah browser yang wajib kalian instal di gadget kalian.Nama dari browser ini adalah UC browser. Yang saat ini sedang marak untuk gadget android dengan kemudahan dan sangat ringan dan juga loading cepat.

Kecepatan dari internet memang didukung dengan adanya browser yang mudah dan cepat.Tetapi hal itu belum lengkap apabila kecepatan internet anda masih lemah.Tentunya browser anda juga akan lemot.

Uc Browser ini juga sangat terkenal pada seuruh perangkat mobile dari Java,windows phone dan android symbian.Karena kemudahan dan banyak sekali fitur menariknya.Dan juga banyak pintasan yang di mana kita saat membuka aplikasi ini kita tidak menulis lagi di adres bar.Karena sudah terdapat pada tampilan home UC Browser ini selagi kita sudah menyimpanya.

Maka dari itu cobalah aplikasi uc browser ini untuk perangkat android anda.Agar anda bisa berselancar di dunia maya dengan tenang dan tanpa kendala lemot.

Silahkan anda download pada link di bawah.
Download UC browser for android.

Berikut saya jelaskan kelebihan dan kekurangan Uc browser ini.

Kelebihan

• Manager download : Bisa mendownload file secara bersamaan dan apabila file download terputus maka kita dapat melanjutkannya lagi.
• Mode cepat : Uc browser memiliki kompres data yang sangat tinggi mampu memaksimalkan tampilan mobile,desktop.Dengan menggunakan algoritma cerdas.
• Video layar penuh : Uc browser juga mempunyai dukungan saat kita sedang menonton video online misalnya youtube.Maka video bisa kita layar penuhkan.
• Mode malam : Kita juga dapat mengubah brightness pada UC browser ini agar menghindari sulap saat browsing dan tentunya agar melindungi kesehatan mata.
• Incognito browsing : UC Browser juga tidak akan meninggalkan jejak di saat kita browsing tidak seperti yang lain.
• Optimasi tampilan : Mungkin browser lain sulit untuk mengoptimalkan tampilan Dan kita harus mengoptimalkan sendiri.Tetapi pada Uc browser ini tampilan akan secara otomatis mengoptimalkan pada layar android kita.

Kekurangan 

• Pager otomatisnya masih agak kacau sehingga tidak memuat halaman selanjutnya dengan baik.
• Tampilan pada saat mode cepat agak berantakan.

Mungkin hanya itu kelebihan kekurangannya.

Dan saya rasa sekian dulu postingan kali ini semoga artikel ini membantu kalian semua.

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Check If your PC is Male or Female

Just saw a great Trick so wanted to share it with you

1.Open Notepad
2.Copy and Paste this.

CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"Mahal Kita"

3.Save it with the File name xyz.vbs
4.Run it and if you hear a Male voice its a male and If Female voice then its female...

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Position Vacant thoughtful Software Developer for UMPC

Hi Guys,

Ive been chatting to a Software Developer friend of mine this evening (Tablet Specialist, and no not Dr. Neil) about developing for UMPC. He shot me this email which I thought Id share with you all. I dont know about you, but I believe Software Developers will lead the way in early adoption of these devices; after all its their apps that will give meaning to something that is somewhat inanimate at this point in time.

FYI here is what he wrote:

Hi Hugo,

Ive been continuing to research the question of whether UMPCs support pressure and it looks like they dont. "Resistive" applies to the TFT screen technology rather than the digitiser.

To prove this, I found the following on a UMPC developer article today:

"Another related factor to keep in mind is that the pens for UMPCs are simple pointing devices rather than electromagnetic devices. This means that applications do not receive as much information about pen interactions as they do on a Tablet PC with an electromagnetic digitizer. Make sure that your applications destined for UMPC devices do not rely on the extra information, such as in-air packets or digitizer pressure, in order to function correctly."

Hope this helps...

Remember this, if software developers dont write software that takes into account all the little idiosyncrasies of UMPC then well soon feel a backlash of hate from the UMPC buying public. The sad thing is that most of this "buying public" wont even provide intelligible feedback...youll only ever hear things like "this sucks!"

If youre thinking of developing for UMPC then you must be prepared to think about the reason for your app, and the purpose it fills. If UMPC is going to have any success at all then focus on UMPC as the Lion and you (the developer) are the Tamer. Master the beast so that we, the buying public, may all enjoy the spectacle! When planning and coding for your App, be the buyer not the vendor - see the UMPC as we will see it; a device that needs to fill a purpose, its your turn to shine.

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• Are you developing for UMPC?
• Is there anything the community out there can do to support you?
• Are you using Microsofts UMPC Display Emulator?
• Did you know that Resistive touch and Capacitive Touch are not the same thing?

Capacitive vs. Resistive touchscreens
(from my understanding UMPC will mostly be resistive)

Capacitive: A capacitive touch screen panel is coated with a material that stores electrical charges. When the panel is touched, a small amount of charge is drawn to the point of contact. Circuits located at each corner of the panel measure the charge and send the information to the controller for processing. Capacitive touch screen panels must be touched with a finger unlike resistive and surface wave panels that can use fingers and stylus. Capacitive touch screens are not affected by outside elements and have high clarity.

Resistive: A resistive touch screen panel is coated with a thin metallic electrically conductive and resistive layer that causes a change in the electrical current which is registered as a touch event and sent to the controller for processing. Resistive touch screen panels are generally more affordable but offer only 75% clarity and the layer can be damaged by sharp objects. Resistive touch screen panels are not affected by outside elements such as dust or water.

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Cloud Apps that Made News in 2010

Cloud computing isn’t new by any means, but in 2010 it took off in a way that a lot of us have been waiting for a good long time, largely because of the massive surge in popularity of tablet PCs and smartphones. In the past, cloud computing was a convenience factor for people who used multiple PCs or who collaborated with their fellow workers extensively.

Now, however, cloud apps are essentially required if you want to get any real work done on your mobile device. With flash storage of between 16 and 64 GB, tablets are severely limited in what they can hold. To top it off, if you’re working on anything remotely confidential, a lost device could be disastrous if you store files locally. So, cloud apps have suddenly become the norm and companies are getting very large very fast as a result.

Dropbox

Dropbox has been around for a couple years now and in that time it has grown from a relatively small service that provides on the fly cloud storage of key files and easy sharing with users of your choice to the defacto cloud tool for anyone on a tablet PC running Android or iOS. Some technology writers have joked that Google or Apple should just buy Dropbox as it is as necessary as any of the built in apps on either operating system.

The real value of Dropbox is just starting to develop too. Many apps for both Android and iOS have developed ways to share files directly through Dropbox. You can even set automated folders on your hard drive at home that will process, share, or upload files that you create on a tablet, effectively streamlining tasks you cannot complete when on the road. And this is all with Dropbox just now reaching 1.0 status. It will be interesting to see what these folks come up with in 2011.

Evernote

I could have chosen any number of note taking applications, and I personally use One Note on my Windows tablet because it is more efficient in handling handwritten notes and Microsoft’s attempt at cloud computing has, thus far, gone very well for me.

However, Evernote is the clear winner in 2010 in terms of raw user stats and saturation. Most of that is due to their desire to provide a stable platform on every possible operating system. Evernote can be used on PC, Mac, iOS, and Android, and just recently enjoyed an update to 4.0 on desktops, finally speeding it up enough to stop chewing up memory. And while its support for handwriting on a tablet is still lagging, many hand writing apps integrate with the Evernote or Dropbox apps to quickly store notes on the cloud.

There are of course dozens of cloud computing apps that have been important in the last year. Google continued to develop its arsenal of tools with Google Documents, both on Android and non-Google systems. Microsoft’s Live Office was a success in many ways as well. But, as is often the case, the real test of saturation comes in consumer apps, and both Dropbox and Evernote registered massive growth in the last year, thanks largely to cloud hungry consumers. 

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Warner points to real life TabletKiosk UMPC

Watch it on YouTube.com

Last week I was so desperate to try UMPC device that I used Microsofts UMPC Display Emulator to replicate the device on a regular touch Tablet. This time Warner Crocker points to a video of a 12 yr old girl using a real life TabletKiosk UMPC - very cool!

The girl is Lora Heineys niece, and the UMPC is soon to be available in Australia! Enjoy the video; a great demonstration of just how intuitive a touch tablet can seem.

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My ACER Ferrari 1000 Tablet

So prior to Christmas it seemed like I’d done something right, to someone, somewhere. Not only did I receive a baby daughter in November but shortly after, and not as planned, came Mr. FedEX with a rather large box from ACER/Microsoft and AMD. What was it you ask? Only an Acer Ferrari 1000 Notebook with Windows Vista Ultimate pre-installed and Office 2007 Ultimate too.

I know there was a big uproar about the entire giveaway, and a great deal of fanfare due to the “morality” of the entire event, and in case you didn’t follow it read Mitch Denny, Craig Pringle or Frank Arrigo. All I can say however is that being on the receiving end was rather nice – if it weren’t for the fact that I’m a Tablet Guy and the Ferrari is a “just” a notebook.

Not to sound ungrateful but I must admit, to the horror of many geeks around the globe, that the box sat untouched for much of the festive season. When I finally got around to opening the box I was disappointed I hadn’t cracked her open earlier; I fell in love with Windows Vista and was overwhelmed with all the new Office features.

So there I was with an AMD Dual Core beast with all the bells-and-whistles staring back at me, and yet there was no pen. First thing I did was connect to the internet, obviously, and looked for the latest Windows Updates, of which there were none. Then I quickly modified my Sidebar via the Gadget Gallery, and then I stared…I stared at the closed lid of my little box. What was staring back at me you might ask; only the most beautifully molded piece of Carbon Fibre (replica I think) staring right back at me, and at the heart of the stare was the shiny-Red Ferrari emblem, embossed as only the precious horse should be.

I believe there are only three types of men in the world: those that like Porsches, those that like Ferraris, and everyone else. I for one have always been a Porsche man, and if you ever sat in a Porsche Cayenne you’d know what I mean; and yet when this little Black Stallion pranced on his little yellow shield of honor all I could think was thank you Microsoft, thank you.

Many journalists battled with the morality of handing bloggers a FREE top of the range notebook. They saw it as a bribe and even worse as a form of blackmail. I think Mitch Denny put it best when he said we were already converted, we’ve only been blogging about the merits of Microsoft forever…come on! You only have to read my blog for 6 seconds to know that I am an unpaid evangelist, part of the VEP (Volunteer Evangelistic Program…LOL), who is a passionate advocate for all things MS, although my primary expertise is Tablet PC.

The dilemma lies herein; do we keep the notebook, give it back to Microsoft or give it away. When I received an email today from Frank Arrigo I couldn’t help but feel a little nudged! Perhaps they did have expectations of the giveaway…of course…and perhaps, rightly so, Frank was wondering why I hadn’t blogged about the event given that my blog has quite a “nice” global following. So tonight I’ve blogged about it, and even posted a simple video. You may remember Wacom gave me a Vista enabled Tablet board recently which cleverly turns any notebook, or desktop, into a Tablet PC. So what else was there left for me to do but Ink Enable my Ferrari; and that’s exactly what I did. The following is a little video showing exactly that. I am happy to blog about any of the Ferrari features you like, and even comment on Vista. This is your space so let me know how I can benefit you from this giveaway.





And for those of you interested my plan is NOT to keep it…that leaves two choices, I believe. ;-)

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Permanent Ink Shows hyperlink

I am very selective about who I link to and where I get inspiration; so Ill make this short. I have placed a permanent link to The Team and GottaBeMobile and specifically their Ink Shows. The link will now appear, forever more, under the "Sites Hugo follows".

Thank you WC, Rob B, Denis and Matt. Your efforts push me past my comfort zone, and open my eyes often! Im a big fan...

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Windows Vista launch rocked!

SO yesterday I attended the Vista launch and boy was it fun. There was all the regular fanfare but lots more than I expected. There was music, videos, music, videos, and more music and videos…if that seems rhetorical that’s because it is. The entire event was hijacked by the need to kill iPod the fact that most people now think of their PC as the hub of the multimedia experience. Not only were the words “streaming” and “downloading” made synonymous with today’s computing age but new words like “interactive” and “LIVE” had now become even more prevalent with the introduction of Vista…so we are made to believe!




I had fun. Surrounded by journalists I was able to get a feel for just how boring life is without a Tablet PC…poor bastards. Not only were they dropping pens and scribbling noisily on paper, but at the same time they were expecting to go home and read their shorthand sometime in the future. All I did was pull out my Samsung Q1 and record the experience on OneNote using my inbuilt mic array and OneNotes ability to record audio clippings…I didn’t even need a pen. I must admit that when one of the PowerPoint slides clicked over and displayed a Samsung Q1 Ultra-Mobile PC in the heart of its message I couldnt help but feel at home.


Overall there were three major announcements as follows (four really):

1. New online music service from Sanity – The first integrated online music subscription service in Australia was announced by Sanity and Microsoft Australia. The new Sanity service will give Australian Windows Vista customers access to more than 1 million tracks to download and will offer both subscription and purchase options when it goes live in April 2007. It makes digital music both easy and legal for mainstream consumers.
2. BigPond Movies – Microsoft Australia and Telstra BigPond today announced the integration of BigPond Movies content into Windows Vista Media Center. BigPond Movies is the first movie and video download service to be integrated with Windows Vista in Australia and is now available. For the first time consumers can download on their PC in the study then watch on their TV using Xbox 360 as a network extender.
3. Kodak Online Print Wizard - Microsoft Australia and Kodak announced the integration of the Print@Kodak online printing wizard into the new Windows Vista Photo Gallery so people can send their photos to be printed directly from their Windows Vista computers and have them mailed back or pick them up from their nearest Kodak shop.
4. New Solitaire!

I think one the most awkward highlights of the event was when a Microsoft Staff member turned to the big screen, where he had successfully depicted the roadmap for the new online music service from Sanity, and with one push of a button opened some curtains and presented us with the biggest eyeful of LIVE ROCK MUSIC breathing down our necks…here’s what I saw three seats away:

As I left I was fare welled by several tray-yielding wait staff with the friendliest looking chicken skews and quiche Loraine. I grabbed and scoffed, signed for my press bag and headed back on the fairy to Manly beach! Life is good…

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FedEX Man is coming

*UPDATE 30th April 2007* As I logged back in to find out the status of my FedEX delivery I can see that it is "ON THE TRUCK":

*UPDATE 29th April 2007* As I logged back in to find out the status of my FedEX delivery I can see that it has landed, and, has also cleared Australian Customs. This means that by 10am (GMT+10:00) I will have all the pieces with me! Heres proof:




Now Ive been known to blog about the FedEX man before, and Ive also had one or two world exclusives. While this one is not the later, it is worth blogging about! Stay tuned as I am but days away. With CeBIT Fair Australia around the corner this device package will come in very handy.

For obvious reasons I have erased certain sections of the FedEX page.

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Battery Life and the Future of the Tablet PC

Despite all the new tablets rushing to the market these days, to me there remain only a handful of features that truly are “must-have”. One of those is a decent battery life.

Battery life in particular is a big point of contention for any new product on the market because it can define the usefulness of that device. When Apple released the iPad earlier this year, it was no surprise that it touted nearly 10 hours of battery life under heavy use. Apple has long been focused on making sure their gadgets last longer for their users (to the detriment of functionality in many cases).

Yet, while many people like to compare the world of tablet PCs to Apple, keep in mind that Apple has long been highly controlling of their devices. If a battery fails in an iPad or iPhone, you cant swap it out for a new one – you must send it to Apple and wait for a replacement.

This is one of the harsh truths about tablet computing – for the device to be small and light enough to be truly functional outside of the office it often has a sealed compartment, making expansion with a new battery nearly impossible.

Some devices have gone against the grain of compartmentalizing, allowing third parties to release larger batteries to power them longer. The Dell Streak, for example, never had the greatest battery life, yet because the batteries can be swapped with relative ease, Mugen Power is able to offer 1800mAh and 4800mAh options as replacements. But, for many new devices, it’s just not a viable option.

As the “tablet wars” heat up, I think its important to note just how vital the battery issue is going to become. Most of this will lie in the development of battery technology. Right now, it feels like we’re approaching a brick wall – one where battery power can only be improved with larger, heavier batteries.

That’s not to say there hasn’t been much talk of fuel powered batteries or solar power use in  consumer devices, but it hasn’t progressed nearly far enough to make up for the advancement of other technologies.

It worries me that despite superior technical abilities and enterprise focus, a device without superior battery power might suffer on the market. The point of a tablet PC is mobility – and yet to get that mobility, devices like the iPad are being hobbled severely for their users. The iPad specifically cuts out external ports, limits OS features and only allows single task processing because anything more would severely cut down on that magic battery life number. Other devices want to offer more, and as a result, they suffer.

Dont get me wrong – I’m hoping that in a few years, this argument won’t matter as much – the same way that hard disk storage and camera megapixels eventually grew so powerful consumers could look to other features. But, the technology has a ways to go yet. The hunt is on for a better battery – one that can transform mobile computing into a powerful, long term replacement for the plugged in desktop. Here’s hoping it’s soon.

If you’re interested in this topic, which has been of great interest to me for many years, I’m working on a Report that will outline some practical tips on battery life optimisation. I should also have some documents finished soon that will outline what you can truly expect from a tablet PC in terms of battery life. I’m hoping to share these with everyone soon!

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Blogging at GottaBeMobile

Hi team UberTablet. In an effort to stay in touch I am posting at GBM. Hop on over and leave a comment and spare some thoughts:

 

• Speaking at TechED Australia
• Fujitsu T2010 in the house
• Fujitsu U1010 in the house
• ASUS announces R1E and more

Thank you for your support and commitment! Youre the best!

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Hugo Ortega an Official GottaBeMobile Team Member

Tablet PC is what I love and Teaching is what I do best. So since becoming a blogger I have been gifted with the ability to bring two joys in my life together – Tablet and Teaching. So in an effort to provide the most effective use of my time, skills and knowledge I have decided to accept an invitation to join the GottaBeMobile Team! Yep, you heard me…I’m on the Team! I am the fourth MVP on the GBM Team, the First International Team Member, and one of only a few Australians to make it to the USA without leaving Sydney.

As an FYI, UberTablet.blogspot.com will continue to provide the best of Hugo Ortega on a daily, weekly and monthly basis while GottaBeMobile will now get an exclusive ability to tap into that same enthusiasm and love. Specifically I’ll be Vlogging for the GBM Team and starting from May 2007 I will be posting some GBM specific “Ink Shows” (as termed by the GBM marketing department).

So this is probably a good opportunity to thank you for your patronage on the UberTablet blog as I look forward to your continued readership and viewing! I would also like to extend an invitation to you all to join me at GottaBeMobile on a regular basis; and for those of you not wanting to keep a GBM RSS feed then don’t panic, every time I post on GBM I will also make sure the UberTablet blog knows about it!

Hold on folks...theres another Aussie in America!

Links:

• Ink Shows
• GottaBeMobile About Us Page (Includes my profile)
• Dennis Rice and Rob Bushway welcomes Hugo Ortega on the Team

Thank you Rob and Dennis for putting your faith in me! Warner, Matt and Eddie...hold on to your hats! I think weve just formed the Tablet-scapes first Dream Team!

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OnTheRun with Tablet PCs 32

How good is the team at JK OnTheRun! Not only do they provide content that roncks, but this time its highly visual. If your anything like me, and I know a lot of you are, then grab some popcorn and enjoy minutes (close to hours) of Uberly delicious Tablet Vlogging (Video Logging).

Snipping (or, click here to go straight to the show):

Marc Orchant and James Kendrick sit down for show #32 and have a look at the official Office 2007 release, talk about the Blue Man Group, discuss the affect Vista will have on the UMPC and give shouts out to the creators of some cool videos. Are UMPCs fully functional Tablet PCs? You bet and we tell you why on this show. Plus, according to the Tablet PC duo, get ready for some great Vista devices early next year (think CES 2007). There is a lively discussion about the convergence of communications with computing devices and smartphones and the impact that will have on mobile technology.

Enjoy the show!

Links of interest from the show:

• Jensen Harris blog
• Office 2007 UI Bible
• Asus R2H UMPC video on GottaBeMobile
• Asus R2H unboxing video on TinyScreenfuls
• JKs day in the life of a Samsung Q1 SSD video
• Comparison video of Samsung Q1 and TabletKiosk eo i7210

Special thanks to Tiedye Keith for the great song "Vulnerable" with vocals by Tony Lindsay of Santana.

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On the Road but this time with an R400

This may sound like a post someone else on the team has written - not Hugo! But yes, I can confirm that I will be hitting the road on an extended vacation (to Europe!) and my primary machine is going to be the Toshiba R400! While I deliberated over my choice extensively eventually it came down to a couple of criteria:

• Screen size,
• Battery life,
• Processing Power ,
• And Screen Brightness,

I must admit that I fell in love with the look of the R400 upon its first release; having said that I fell in love with the OQO model 02 also. The OQO has been my best friend and companion for quite some time now but when it came time to deciding how I was going to be mobile while away I had to think of my eyes and my mind. My eyes could not tolerate the 5" screen as a primary device for such an extended period (two months) while on the other side of the equation is my mind! I am a highly visual person and the screen brightness and resolution of the Toshiba R400 is absolutely irresistible.

I will post a video soon of my new R4OO but in keeping with my 2GB theme several weeks back you will be happy to know that the first operation I performed on R400 is a RAM upgrade! It proudly now sports 3GBs of RAM. The other interesting thing I found out was that there is actually a SIM card slot in my device! It is hidden under the keyboard, and right under that there is an empty PCI-express card slot! I will be doing all I can to turn it into a HSDPA animal! I will keep you posted!

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Audi take Ultra Mobile PC to a new level

Photos courtesy of: The Wolf

A couple of days ago I put up a rather cryptic post regarding 10 girls, one car and the Samsung Q1. So without further delay, but with some constraints still upon me, I would like to shed some more light.

Recently I was contacted by Audi Australia by a rather freshly-migrated sounding German man. His name was Wolf [no surprise there] and his desire was to automate the manner in which Audi records and interacts with leads (names and numbers) from the Motorshow floor. The upcoming Motorshow was to be held in Melbourne, and in a very German like manner Wolf had only given me a matter of days to help him address his problems…all of them.

So after several emails, a couple of meetings and a dinner, Wolf and I became intimately acquainted with Audi’s intentions. For one, they needed to digitize a somewhat prehistoric data entry strategy, and secondly they wanted to utilize the latest technologies, both hard and soft. So I call in the big guns, Samsung and Dr. Neil.

When faced with recommending a product to them I had to consider three important criteria, i.e. resistive touch qualities, battery life and heat. The touch was easy, and if you’ve watched my video on 5 UMPC you’ll know why I chose the Samsung Q1. The second concern, battery life, was not so easy but still addressable via the Samsung Q1; although, I had proposed the Q1B but had that quickly brought back down to earth by Samsung Australia. “It’s not available!’ they rudely proclaimed. The third issue was heat and that too was an obvious decision. (Watch the video).

So the hardware was ticked off but what about the software. One of the prerequisites was that we utilize their German hosted corporate website, and the other was that we give them the ability to input using nothing but the finger. Sounds easy right! Guess again. The TIP (Tablet Input Panel) was too small and other keyboards too big - and full of features not needed. So what did I do? I called upon the best, i.e. Dr. Neil Roodyn and Richard “Tricky” Basset in the United Kingdom. The rest…if you allow me, is history. The application is developed using the latest Microsoft technologies and agile development practices like Microsoft Expression Blend toolkit which produces XAML, a markup language used by the new Windows Presentation Foundation found in Microsoft .NET 3.0.

Tonight all I can do is post some images and allude once more to the entire solution. It’s 11pm here and I need to be on a plane in 6 hours (including sleep) bound for Melbourne. I will video, take photos and describe the entire feat after tomorrows Official release. Until then sleep well…UMPC is a success!

PS. Ther is a counter at the Audi showcase with a massive counter on it...counting down! I wonder what that is all about!

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Hugo Ortega and Nicholas White

In keeping with vlogging tradition today I sat with Nicholas White from Microsoft USA. He and I have shared many conversations during the Vista Labs in Beijing and this short video is no different. Nicks role is to support all non traditional media (a man after my own heart) and create nurturing environments that promote growth. One method Nick uses is his blog, The Windows Vista Blog, in which he publishes resources found within the walls of the Microsoft Redmond campus. The other method is through featured communities in The Hive (www.thehive.net).

I mentioned Nick in a post yesterday quite heavily yesterday but all I want to say is this, if you get a chance to spend time with Nick it is well worth it. He is knowledgeable, enthusiastic and seems to articulate subjects with the elegance someone much older than he. I appreciate his enthusiasm and the level of commitment he brings to his role…well done mate.

Here’s a short interview I conducted with him in China today, and yes, I also managed to bring UMPC and Tablet into the conversation!

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Korea iPad and me

Coffee and gadgets with UMID: F1 and M1

(more photos on my FaceBook)

Travelling back from Seoul, Korea I couldn’t help but feel good about my experience. The food was better than what I’d experienced in Tokyo (although I blame that on the briefness of my trip to Tokyo), the people and buildings more interesting than Beijing and the gadgets very innovative. I met with UMID and VIliv, and a few others and discussed what’s now and what’s new. As I sampled the foods and played with the gadgets I could see that the South Korean’s are definitely focused on long-term profitability and viability of their country. If you have not travelled through South Korea I could suggest it is a “must see” on your list. To me it’s as unique and interesting as Dubai, and that came as a surprise to me.

Coffee with Viliv: S10, HD5 and new N5 to play with!!!

(more photos on my FaceBook)

Two amazing products I played with were the yet to be released Viliv HD5 and the N5. Both are innovative and both take the Ultra-Mobile PC platform up a notch! I have a video of the HD5 in action and will post that later. Both are tiny and based on Android form-factors which are designed to optimise battery life, and importantly, decrease price. Like I said the trip was great and well worth the effort. I will let you know more about the details as they come up and as I am able to share. Regrettably I sign more NDAs than I care to remember in my life so its a wonder I can even write a blog. However if you ask I can always find creative ways to answer! :-)

Technomart, (near Gangbyeon Station). Geek Heaven!

Regarding the iPad I have a few arriving on Monday morning (Aussie time) and will post some thoughts. I got sent some to review and Ill certainly give them a trashing. The first thing Ill do is sit down on my favourite couch and have some fun browsing YouTube (oh wait, no flash support), then Ill jump on Skype and have a video call from my backyard, that will be cool! (oh, theres no camera). At least I can go onto Apples stores and pay more money for apps I dont need! (Oh, theres no regional support for Australia). CANT WAIT!!!

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OnTheRun with Tablet PCs 29 is out!

Its always fun to sit down and have a listen to the enigmatic James Kendrick, and his mate Marc Orchant, rant and rave about the latest Tablet Talk. If you havent heard one of these before now may be a good time as they do a UMPC/UPPC wrap up. Interestingly I get a mention in there (cheers boys!), and I really like the Samsung Q1 SSD machine (he liked it so much he bought the device - wow).

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Marc Orchant and James Kendrick are back with an all new audio sound that should be music to your ears! On Show #29 we talk about a couple of new Tablet PCs that have leaked out, James new Samsung Q1 SSD, and were both excited about the new ink guides in Outlook 2007 Beta 2 TR1. You might also find a tip or two about using Outlook and OneNote with your Tablet PC.

Links of interest from the show:

• jkOnThePhone (Houston Chronicle)
• Samsung Q1 SSD
• Fujitsu P1610 (Hugo Ortega)
• LG C1 Convertible Tablet PC

Enjoy the show and let us know what you think!

Special thanks to Tiedye Keith for the great song "Vulnerable" with vocals by Tony Lindsay of Santana.

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Me being mobile at the Vancouver Olympic Games 2010

When the opportunity came up to come to the Vancouver Olympic Games I really could not resist. As you know I started this morning, and although its been a monster day, it has been worth it. It commenced with a 4:35AM wake up call at my hotel room in Los Angeles; from there I raced to the airport and caught an Alaskan Airlines flight to Seattle (where I will be spending the week with Microsoft). Avis had a car waiting for me and I headed for the Canadian border!

Once I was in Canada the excitement began! From the crowds on the streets to the people with flags and the multitude of banners and advertisements lining the streets, the Olympic spirit was alive. The first event I went to was the Snowboarding only to find out I was too late for most the events. A little upset Id missed most the events I had caught the "Olympic bug" and decided to try my luck at another event...the Womans Hockey! So several hundred dollars later (didnt matter since Id laboured this far) I was in a cab and headed to another event!

Cypress Mountain: Mens Snowboard Cross event

From North Vancouver back to the West side I had to head to UBC (University of British Columbia) Thunderbird Arena! This is where I am blogging from as the game is going on! It is the second QTR and the Swedes are up 4 goals to 2 against Slovakia. The atmosphere is rocking and I am sitting next to the Swede fans and they are very passionate!

Winter Olypics 2010: Womans Hockey SWE vs. SVK

Once again, it is fun to show what mobility truly means, and how powerful it is to be mobile and broadcasting from some fun places in the world! Three countries in three days (Australia, America & Canada)! Love it!!! Its 8pm here and when the game is over Ill be headed back to America, Seattle and finally to my hotel in Bellevue. I will sleep well tonight.

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*Update 2nd Feb 2007 11:46am* Im back baby!

Look what came in the post!

*Update 2nd Feb 2007 11:46am* Im back baby!

I don’t know about you guys but I’m suffering from VLOG withdrawal syndrome (VLOG.W.S). Since losing the camera in China I have done little by way of blogging or vlogging, so I guess this post is designed to let you know that I’m OK and that the camera…replacement…is on its way! The irony is that when I was shooting with John Garden from Scissor Sisters I actually forgot my famous remote control and I improvised (to the shock and horror of John) with a hand gesture.

If you missed it make sure you watch part three of this video and right at the end you will see the funniest thing ever. We both laughed a lot about this. Oh, the irony. The irony is that all I have left of the original camera is the original remote control, and nothing else. So now I sit and point the remote…at nothing! LOL.

Good news too, Jon Dee and I have decided to make a return. Due to a massive wave of demand both online and offline we have decided to shoot again, on Monday, and post the results. So stay tuned, Hugo Ortega and Jon Dee on the UberTablet Blog one more time…

Hope you’re having a great week.

PS. If youre in Australia and you switch on your television to Channel 10, on March 4th, then youre likely to catch Jon Dee on COOL AID: The National Carbon Test

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Action Launcher Pro For Android Tablet PC

Do you want your Launcher customizes the Android home screen? This is an advantage of using an Android tablet, especially when compared to the iPad. You know, Android OS allows custom launchers, which change the look and functionality of the home screen. 

Action Launcher Pro is the best tablet launcher you need. You can see the demo pictures.

You can download free this wonderful Launcher for your Android Tablet from Google Play Store:

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Honeycomb Arrives What Happens Next

Today is the day – the first Honeycomb tablet officially hits the market today, arriving at Verizon stores and Best Buys across the United States. And on the 2^nd we will finally hear from Apple about their new iteration of the iPad. The year of the tablet is officially underway and that means there will soon be more tablets than we know what to do with crowding shelf space at your local electronics store. What role will Android play in the new market and how will the platform develop in 2011? Right now we are still guessing, but there are quite a few possibilities.

Full Android Functionality

For those that wanted a full scale PC experience on a tablet computer, the early Android releases like the Galaxy Tab were a little disappointing. Samsung’s first foray into the tablet market was impressive, but it was pared down quite a bit due to the use of Android 2.2, an OS designed for mobile phones.

With Honeycomb finally here, we will likely start to see new apps and possibly even new tablets that can do exciting things. It will still be a bit of time though before the apps roll in as the final Honeycomb SDK was just released on Tuesday. But, with new tablets coming from the likes of LG and Toshiba, plus Motorola throwing quite a bit of marketing weight into their first slate, Android is getting a strong push in 2011.

The Enterprise

An area we should keep a close eye is the enterprise. Companies are clamoring right now to adopt and integrate tablet PCs into their technology plans. But, thus far only the iPad has made an impact in the enterprise community, mostly because there were so few competitors in 2010. Even though Apple claims 80% of Fortune 500 companies are exploring enterprise use of the iPad, I imagine many will take a closer look at Honeycomb tablets as a potential alternative in 2011.

The iPad is not built for enterprise use, and while Apple has produced a handful of features and is expanding support for enterprise on the platform, the open nature of Android is friendlier for IT departments that must contend with support tickets and content control on a mobile scale. Third party companies are already arriving with solutions for Android like push app installation, remote support and rebooting, remote content control, and lost or stolen device detection.

And while BlackBerry Playbook will surely be a factor in the enterprise discussion this year, until it is released, there is no way to know if it will be the device to fill the gaping hole in enterprise mobility or if Honeycomb can make headway in that market.

What Happens Next?

Everyone wants to know what happens next – will Apple slide in market share to Android as it did in the smart phone market? Or will Apple’s commanding lead be bolstered by the iPad 2, likely arriving sometime between April and June? It is impossible to know for sure, but one thing is for certain – the arrival of Honeycomb is going to have a big impact on the tablet market and we will all be watching very closely.

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Nokia 5230 Navi Smartphone Display 8 1 cm 3 2 pollici Touchscreen Fotocamera 2 Megapixel colore Nero cromato Importato da Germania best price

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Lingua manuale incluso : Tedesco e Inglese

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Play Touch. Enjoy.
Il nuovo Nokia 5230 nellelegante design cromatoIl telefono Nokia 5230 è un telefono cellulare elegante con un Touchscreen perfetto. Facile accesso alla biblioteca multimediale ed interfaccia perfetta per i Social Network. Ora disponibile anche nellelegante design cromato.

Compromesso perfetto

Una sintesi di forma e funzione, colori chiari, interfaccia intuitiva e Touchscreen 16:9.

Design- Ora disponibile nellopzione cromata

Colori brillanti, interfaccia utente intuitiva e Touchscreen brillante con 8,1 cm in diagonale (3,2 pollici): è un telefono perfetto per forma e funzioni.

Un mondo di servizi

Per rimanere sempre in contatto: pagine di Social Network, Ovi Store e Mappe Ovi.

Social Network e servizi di messaggistica

Ovi Share e i Social network permettono di stare sempre in contatto. Nokia messaging permette la ricezione automatica delle e-mail

Un tocco di musica

Tramite il Touchscreen si accede direttamente allintera biblioteca multimediale e al Nokia Music Store. Una radio FM per ascoltare la radio preferita e il Nokia Music store con a disposizione migliaia di titoli.Navigazione gratuita con le mappe Ovi

Le mappe Ovi portano direttamente alla meta. Navigazione eccezionale sia in auto che a piedi in oltre 70 paesi. Con un clic. E tutto è gratuitoI proprietari di questo modello possono scaricare i relativi aggiornamenti delle mappe Ovi. Il software di navigazione e le mappe Ovi sono state sviluppate appositamente e basato su uninnovativa tecnologia ibrida di Nokia.

Fanno parte delle mappe Ovi gratuite : Navigazione mondiale sia in auto che pedonale, Mappe e aggiornamenti di mappe, informazioni sugli eventi, Guide Lonely Planet e Guide Michelin.Confezione di vendita
Nokia 5230
Supporto per auto Nokia CR-119
Voucher musicale dal valore di 10€ per il Nokia Music Store
Caricabatterie ad alta efficienza Nokia (AC-8)
Batteria Nokia (BL-5J)
Auricolare stereo Nokia (WH-102)
Plettro Nokia (CP-306)
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� SAMSUNG S5670 GALAXY FIT smartphone best review

The Samsung S5670 Galaxy Fit is a dedicated terminal to suit young who need to have a smartphone with a price / quality ratio very excellent.

SAMSUNG S5670 GALAXY FIT Features
Samsung S5670 Galaxy Fit is a smartphone with Googles operating system, Android. And mid-range model, with different technologies and includes the follow everything that is useful to communicate and keep in touch with friends. This new model is very efficient in terms of multimedia and entertainment thanks to a versatile player that supports numerous audio / video formats.

SAMSUNG S5670 GALAXY FIT Connectivity
Samsung Galaxy Fit is very complete in terms of connectivity, with support for 7.2 Mbps HSDPA 900/2100 as well as EDGE / GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies to. The operating system is Android 2.2 Froyo, but according to rumors in the coming months could be an update to the latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread

SAMSUNG S5670 GALAXY FIT Hardware and camera

The processor of the Galaxy Samsung Fit has an operating frequency of 600 MHz with a capacitive multitouch screen 3.5 inch QVGA resolution with support for 240 × 320 pixels. The back camera has 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, there are also modules WiFi b / g / n, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS with A-GPS, USB 2.0 and a 1350mAh battery. The internal memory of the device is equal to 158 MB, expandable up to 32GB using a microSD memory card. The Samsung TouchWiz GUI is pre-installed with various applications related to social networks, to Google services and office productivity.

SAMSUNG S5670 GALAXY FIT Overall
A mid-range smartphone to suit all budgets. Excellent quality / price ratio. Rating: 8


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Nokia C3 Slate Smartphone Importato da Germania recensioni

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Potenzialità vdeo
Tecnologia Java
Lettore musica
Capacità rubrica: 1000
Allarme vibrazione
Supporto flash card
Durata della chiamata (GSM): 7
Built-in camera

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Tutto quello che desideri

Nokia C3 ti avvicina ai tuoi amici e alle community online con le facili funzionalità di messaggistica e una veloce e affidabile connessione internet.

Internet inizia qui

Accedi online tramite una connessione Wi-Fi veloce, rimani in contatto con i tuoi amici e condividi le ultime novità con i tuoi social network: tutto dallhomescreen personalizzabile.
Inviare messaggi è facile

Rimani in contatto tramite email e IM, o prova gli SMS in modalità conversazione per seguire il flusso dei tuoi messaggi. È facile da configurare e da utilizzare, e con la tastiera inviare e ricevere messaggi è praticissimo.
Lo stile parla da se

Elegante telefono dal design sottile e dagli accattivanti colori metallici.
Homescreen

Divertiti a cambiare lo sfondo, il tema e le icone.
Configura i feed live di Facebook e Twitter sul tuo homescreen.
Rimani in contatto con i tuoi amici: seleziona la loro immagine per chiamarli o inviare un messaggio.
Gestisci email, chat, agenda e musica con i widget dedicati sul tuo homescreen.
Internet

Porta il web con te: connettiti a internet su 2G o Wi-Fi.
Naviga, cerca, acquista e condividi online con il browser web mobile.
Visualizza le pagine web in modo chiaro sullaccattivante display da 2,4".
Scopri una miriade di informazioni direttamente dalhomescreen usando i Web Search Widget.
Resta connesso ai tuoi servizi Ovi e ai social network preferiti.
Consenti ai tuoi amici di sapere quando sei online: aggiorna il tuo stato facilmente ovunque ti trovi.
Messaggi

Invia i tuoi messaggi rapidamente e facilmente utilizzando la tastiera .
Controlla i tuoi messaggi con i tasti di scelta rapida dedicati.
Segui il flusso delle tue conversazioni tramite SMS: i messaggi di testo appaiono uno dopo laltro man mano che la conversazione procede.
Accedi ad un massimo di 10 account di posta personale direttamente sul tuo telefono cellulare, incluso Hotmail, Gmail e Yahoo! Mail.
Resta in contatto con amici e familiari con Ovi Mail, il tuo account email gratuito di Nokia.
Chatta con i tuoi amici tramite Windows Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk e Ovi Chat.
Design

Fatti notare. La vasta gamma di colori e le eccezionali finiture metalliche danno a questo telefono cellulare un look unico.
Tutto è più chiaro con il display panoramico da 2,4”.
Scrivi i messaggi in modo comodo e veloce con la tastiera.
Usa i tasti one-touch per la scelta rapida. Accedi istantaneamente ai tuoi contatti e ai tuoi messaggi.
Foto e video

Cattura i tuoi momenti speciali con la fotocamera da 2 MP integrata.
Archivia foto e video clip sulla memoria interna (55 MB), oppure sfrutta la memoria espandibile (fino a 8 GB).
Registra i video ovunque sei e riguardali quando vuoi.
Condividi le tue foto con chi vuoi via email, MMS o attraverso connessione Wi-Fi con tecnologia Bluetooth.
Carica foto e video direttamente sui tuoi social network o sui tuoi servizi di condivisione preferiti.
Musica

Scegli la musica in sintonia con il tuo umore. Con il lettore musicale avrai sempre a portata di mano le tue canzoni preferite.
Scarica nuove canzoni da Nokia Music Store sul tuo computer compatibile. Poi trasferisci quelle che preferisci direttamente sul telefono cellulare.
Crea la tua raccolta musicale e portala con te. Il tuo telefono cellulare ti consente di espandere la memoria fino a un massimo di 8 GB.
Ascolta la musica e i notiziari che preferisci, ovunque ti trovi, con la radio FM.
Accedi a informazioni sulle tue stazioni radio preferite direttamente dal display.
Contenuto confezione

Nokia C3
Batteria Nokia BL-5J
Caricabatterie compatto Nokia AC-3
Auricolare stereo Nokia WH-102
Manuale duso in tedesco. Il manuale in italiano puo essere scaricato al inizio della pagina.



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Generale - Colore Primario Nero Display - Pollici 3,500 Generale - Tastiera QWERTY No Foto/video camera - Sensore 5 Connettività - Wi-fi Sì GPS e Mappe - GPS Sì Memoria interna - Memoria Interna 0,160 GB

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Galaxy Ace ti aiuta a vivere unesperienza multimediale ancora più ricca. Le fotografie di qualità sono a portata di mano grazie alla fotocamera da 5 megapixel che, grazie al flash LED integrato, ti permette di scattare le tue foto anche in situazioni di scarsa luminosità; lo schermo multi-touch LCD da 3,5 pollici con risoluzione di HVGA è perfetto per godere di immagini naturali e dettagliate ma anche per giocare con le tante applicazioni disponibili. Ma la multimedialità non resta chiusa nel telefono: foto, video e musica possono essere condivisi sulla rete grazie alla connettività Wi-Fi e al supporto al DLNA, compatibile con la stragrande maggioranza dei TV e degli apparecchi dotati di presa di rete. Intrattenimento in mobilità e anche a casa.Parola dordine: essere e non solo apparire. Uno smartphone leggero, compatto, di stile, è dedicato a un pubblico giovane e attento allhigh-tech. Galaxy Ace ha un design sottile e linee morbide e sobrie in ogni dettaglio: un piacere per gli occhi, ma è anche sinonimo di massima portabilità. Con Galaxy Ace divertirsi ed essere sempre connessi a tutti i social network diventa facile e veloce ma è anche sempre pronto a trasformarsi, quando cè bisogno, in un ufficio mobile, grazie alla suite ThinkFree per la creazione, la consultazione e la modifica di documenti office. Per fare tutto ciò con fluidità e senza intoppi serve potenza: proprio come quella offerta dal processore a 800 MHz ottimizzato per la navigazione web e per le applicazioni multimediali.Il Galaxy Ace si basa su Android 2.2, con tutti i suoi innovativi servizi, dalla posta di Gmail ai video di YouTube, senza contare alcuni strumenti indispensabili come il motore di ricerca di Google e altri innovativi come il traduttore vocale. A tutto ciò bisogna aggiungere le oltre 100.000 applicazioni presenti sullAndroid Market. Galaxy Ace ti offre ancora di più. Samsung ne ha infatti personalizzato lesperienza duso con linterfaccia grafica rivista di Samsung facile e giovane e con la tastiera Quicktype di Swype, che permette di velocizzare al massimo la scrittura di mail ed SMS. non cè più bisogno di staccare il dito dallo schermo ma basta passarlo su tutte le lettere interessate e le parole si compongono da sole.




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addicted to mozilla firefox, an want to browsing the internet with mozilla firefox on your iphone? you can use mozilla firefox home.



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Sony Xperia GX Already Passed FCC Will Soon Glide to the Market

According to reports from talk.sonymobile.com, Sony Xperia GX international version is likely rolled this year. It also said that the leaked image Sony LT29i also known as the Hayabusa, have a resemblance with the Xperia GX. As a result, this smartphone also has the potential to slide into the market in the near future. And again, Sony LT29i known to have passed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States.

Indeed, earlier in May 2012, Sony Mobile Japan has announced two new phones for the Japanese market, namely the Xperia GX and Xperia SX. In fact, they also released a new ad to promote both the mobile phone. Sony Xperia GX mentioned has HD resolution screen measuring 4.6 inches, and 13 MP camera capable of recording full HD video.

Here are the main features of the Sony Xperia GX:

4.6 inch reality screen, backed by the Mobile BRAVIA Engine for clearer and sharper.

1.5GHz dual-core processor for faster performance.

16GB of internal flash storage.

13MP camera with Sony Exmor R for mobile, HD video recording, and Sony technology to take 3D panoramic images.

Available in white and black.

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10 Best Free App for Android

Free app for, Applications like appendages and also basic needs that exist in any device including Android . There is no application seems as good as any device then it will not last long Therefore, vendors are now trying to provide a lot of applications in the operating system dibesutnya .
Free app for, Google is currently still dominate the operating system that circulated worldwide with Android , Googles data based on last month at the Google I / O reveals that the application is stored on Google Play has been downloaded 48 billion times as much as either paid or free . Various categories of applications have been provided on Google Play . But from 800 thousand outstanding applications in Google Play , there are a few worth mentioning the best free android apps of all time .

Here are 10 Best Free Android Apps of All Time :

Pocket . If you find an article , video or web pages that are useful and do not have time to read it , you simply save it to read later using Pocket . Automatically sync to your smartphone , tablet or computer so you can view it at any time , no internet connection .

Evernote . Free app for that helps you remember everything across all the devices you use . Stay organized , save your ideas and improve productivity . Evernote lets you take notes , take photos , create to- do lists , record voice reminders and create searchable notes at home , in the office , or on the go .

Goodreads . Free App for that contains book reviews free to everyone who has more than 8,500,000 members who have added more than 300,000,000 books . This application is very useful for book fans all over the world .

Nova Launcher . Free App for that are used to change the home screen , theme colors , replace screen for Android 4.0 and others . You can change the accent color picker launcher and support for full color .

Viber . Application for text messages , calls , and send photos and video messages across the globe free of charge to more than 200 million users who use 3G or Wifi network . Viber is available for Android , iPhone , Blackberry , Windows Phone and other devices . Viber on your phone number into your ID .


WhatsApp Messenger . This application is available not only for Android but for other smartphones . WhatsApp uses 3G or WiFi network to send text , pictures , voice and video messaging with friends and family is a free app for the first year .


Skype. Fre App for free video calls and can be used to communicate with friends and family via Skype to other people . This application can be done with other users through the Android , iPhone , Mac or PC , as well as IMs to your friends and family , wherever they are .


Temple Run 2 . Application made by Imangi Studios steal the adventure game enthusiast all over the world . With the challenges of a diverse and highly challenging as jumping , spinning and sliding

Fancy . This application is a place to discover , collect and catalog buying from the big stores . This application is used to find gifts for every occasion and share with all your friends .

Snapseed . Free App for made by Nik Software Inc. . This is used for more sophisticated photo editing for your phone or tablet . This is the only photo app extraordinary and surely you will get to experience the fun , high-quality photos can be created at your fingertips . Anyone can enhance , transform , and share photos with friends and family , and very easy to operate by using highly advanced features and built -in with Google+

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