Samsung Galaxy Alpha Preview

Samsung Galaxy Alpha Preview:

 

Alright, we all know the Samsung Galaxy Alpha looks a lot like the iPhone 4, especially at the rims and edges. But this is also the first time that Samsung is incorporating metal into its manufacturing. But its tryst with metal ends at the borders; the back of the Galaxy Alpha reminds you that you’re operating a Samsung product. It’s a laudable first attempt, with the sleek, elegant body which is very comfortable to navigate and handle even in a single hand. At 6.7mm, it may not be the thinnest phone out there, but the very slim build and the 4.7” display are very impressive. The ergonomics are brilliant in this one, with the intelligent use of both metal and plastic that facilitate easier handling, and even the perk of the little-finger slot is pretty neat.

 

The display is a 4.7” screen which might look a bit low when compared to its peer, both within Samsung and outside of it. But it feels perfect, providing a very good experience with reading, games, pictures and videos without compromising on usability. But the touchy point here is the display of just 720p, which looks a little unfair for the high price tag. It might seem a bit drab in relation to other players, but, for this screen size, this display feels very satisfactory and gives us sharp, vivid images and texts.

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In case you’re looking for a major software overhaul to match the ergonomic enhancement, you’re going to be let down big time. The Alpha still runs on TouchWiz UI with Android 4.4.4 KitKat. It’s adequate, but not excellent. But Samsung has upgraded its software layout, making this the most spontaneous UI yet.

The Galaxy Alpha also includes innovative and popular features such as Ultra-Power Saving Mode, S Health, Finger Print Scanner, Private Mode and connectivity with the latest Samsung Gear Fit, Gear Live and Gear 2 wearables.  It will be available in Charcoal Black, Dazzling White, Frosted Gold, Sleek Silver, and Scuba Blue, with available colors to be determined by market.

The 1860mAh battery is pretty frail, especially in comparison to the other modern power-tanks out there. However, with careful usage and the Ultra power-saving mode, you’re sure to look at a nice level of charge in the box.The verdict: if you’re a moderate user with a craving for great ergonomics, go for it.

Samsung Galaxy Alpha Preview

LG G3 New leaked Colorful Interface

The new screen shows a bright background with clean and colorful icons. The new weather widget suggest how you should prepare for the weather and also self refresh so you will get up to date reading. More Info HERE 

 

 

 

 

LG G3 New leaked Colorful Interface

Top 5 things to look for before buying a SmartPhone or Phablet

  1.              Design:

When you are going to buy a phone, first look at the style and design. It should be handy and easily carried over to all places. Light weight, slim, and large screen with good aspect ratio phones are preferable. It should behave like a part of your body when using.

  2.              Camera:

Most people prefer high megapixel cameras for their smartphones, because they like colourful, vibrant and clear images. If you want to take videos, look at the clarity frame rates. Mostly wide angle 1080p cameras are preferred.  

  3.              Platform:

A platform is the most interacting medium for the whole day usage, so it is a tricky job to choose a better OS for your smartphone. IOS, Android and windows are the most leading platforms. Mostly IOS and android are preferred, and windows is emerging slowly.     4.              Features/ hardware & battery life:

Mainly look for the processor, RAM, internal memory, graphics card, and battery. Better configuration will avoid hanging while using large applications and the response time will be more. Battery life should be more.  

  5.              Support/ carrier:

The compatibility of the phone is a very important aspect. It should be connected with any kind of device, and it should support all external devices.

Top 5 things to look for before buying a SmartPhone or Phablet

Oppo N1 Smartphone Review by PING

Oppo N1 Smartphone Review by PING

Recently a new smart-phone was unveiled to the world. It is called the N1 by Oppo. With so many kinds of smart-phones out there what makes N1 so cool?

Like its predecessors N1 comes with a solid plastic build, has aluminum alloy frame and has a silky mate finish. The silky matte finish helps you keep your fingerprints off the body of this phone.

If you turn around the phone you will see it has the O-Touch panel on the back. If you are having trouble finding the panel look for the tiny glossy marks. What’s interesting is that with this phone taking pictures is ridiculously easy. All you have to do is keep your finger on top of the O-Touch panel for few seconds and the phone will start taking snaps.

Other than taking pictures the O-Touch allows you to scroll through the options and other features on the phone.

The Oppo N1 comes with a 13-mega-pixel camera, the phone itself is about the size of a Droid X, ability to change the camera’s orientation, updated Android operating system, flashlight option, and various types of apps.

It is not confirmed yet whether the Oppo N1 will be available in the United States or not. However, it certainly created a stir all around the world.

Do you think Oppo N1 has what it takes to become the next top smart-phone?

 Full Specification

Display	5.9 inch Full IPS Screen
Operating System	Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)
Processor	1.7 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 Quad Core
Graphics	Adreno 320
RAM	2GB
Camera	13MP rotating camera
Connectivity	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0,  4G, 3G
Battery life	17 hours talk time
Storage	16 or 32 GB

Oppo N1 Smartphone Review by PING