How to Root Android Phones easily

Compared to iOS, the operating system of the iPhone and iPad, Android is much more open. Anyone can download the apps you want from the Internet and install them on your smartphone easily using the Google Play Store. Some special applications, however, requires advanced permissions that you can get just by unlocking the smartphone.

In this article, we will see how to root Android phones in order to unlock mobile phones equipped with this OS and install on them even more advanced applications, such as those for example allow you to adjust the CPU settings and move on microSD applications that don't normally permit. With a little care,will prove to be much less difficult than you think.

1. Root Smartphone Using SuperOneClick

Let's start this guide on how to  root Android phones from the easiest way to unlock a phone i.e. by using SuperOneClick, a free application for Windows that allows you to run the root on many Android smartphones (especially to medium-low) with a simple click.You can download SuperOneClick here.

To Unlock(Root) your phone using SuperOneClick, you have to connect it to the PC via USB cable, turn on USB debugging on Android, click Root in the program and wait a few minutes to run the process of rooting your device. If you have any trouble in rooting your phone using the SuperOneClick you can contact me.

SuperOneClick is compatible with the following Smartphones: 

• Acer Liquid Metal smartphone
• Dell Streak, HTC Magic 32B
• LG Optimus 2 x
• Motorola Defy
• Motorola Flipout
• Motorola Milestone
• Motorola Milestone 2
• Nexus One
• Samsung Galaxy Ace (with Android 2.2.1 or lower)
• Samsung Galaxy S
• Samsung Galaxy S2/Next/Mini
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X 8
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X 10.

If your phone is not listed, try doing a Google search with the name of the application to that of the terminal you wish to unblock and see if there is any specific guide that you can follow.

Like all other software to run the root on the Android phones, SuperOneClick requires that your computer be installed device drivers. Android smartphone drivers usually come with software to handle the terminals from the PC (eg. Kies for Samsung devices). To learn more about these software and find out what is right for your phone, read the guide that I have dealt with how to transfer music cell phone.

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2. Root Smartphone Using ODIN (Only Samsung Smartphones)

If you're looking to root a Samsung Android phone, you can rely on the free program ODIN which is not easy to use for novice users but is very effective even with high-end terminals. You can find the list of all phones compatible with this tool on this page of  XDA Developers.

To use ODIN, as well as the latter you must also download the necessary files to root your smartphone (change case-by-case basis, so you have to be good at finding them on Google). After you extract it all in a single folder, start the program, enable USB debugging on your phone and connect the Terminal to the computer after you started the Download mode. To launch a smartphone in download mode you have to press Volume down + Home + Power phone off simultaneously, wait for a warning appears on the screen and confirm by pressing the Volume up key. Next, you need to click on the PDA of ODIN, select the file tar.md5 retrieved earlier from the archive with the files for rooting and start the procedure for unlocking the phone by clicking on Start.

HTC smartphones, on the other hand, there are a couple of named Unrevoked and Revolutionary tool that allow you to run the Android root in a relatively simple manner. The first is devoted to older terminals, according to the most recent ones. To learn more and discover all the smartphones compatible with the other application, give a look at this and this Web page.

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5 Things that Apple should Learn from Samsung

As the battle rages for supremacy in the mobile phone market, it seems that companies will stop at nothing to get one step ahead of their competitors.

The recent legal case (one of many), which saw Apple successfully defeat their bitter rivals Samsung over a design patent for mobiles and tablets has only succeeded in turning up the heat between these two giants.

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery they say, and it’s hard to deny that Apple have certainly led the way when it comes to smartphones in the early years, but it’s fair to say that Samsung have now raised the bar (as well as the stakes) when it comes to the design and production of handsets.

So is it time that Apple - once market leaders and global innovators of phone technology and design - started to look around them and adopt some of the ideas (completely legally of course) that their competitors are now introducing?

It may be a long shot but here are a few things they may want to look at if they did...

1. Removable Battery

Cynics may suggest that Apple’s idea of a self-contained and sealed battery is a cunning ploy that leads to expensive repair bills or newer and costlier models being purchased (who me?), but they might want to consider the introduction of a removable power source for future handsets. Although not entirely a Samsung invention; the ability to replace a battery or even carry a spare has been a priceless commodity for many phone users – and one that Apple customers would certainly be grateful of. 

2. Bigger Screen

You only have to place an iPhone next to any Samsung model to see how small they now appear. Of course, to some this is great (who wants to carry a phone the size of a postcard in their pocket?), but if nothing else it shows the diverse range of phones Samsung have put out over the years. Since the first iPhone was released in 2007, Apple has only made one major change to the general size of the phone, increasing the display from 3.5 to 4 inches for the iPhone 5. If only for movie watching and game playing Apple may want to consider up-sizing their future phones if they are to stay in the race.

3. More Phones

They say less is more, but in the case of the iPhone; this doesn’t exactly ring true. On average Apple release a new phone once every 12 months, but such are the advances in technology, this can often mean that a smartphone is out of date almost as soon as it’s released. The introduction of the iPhone 5c has gone some way to fill this void, but mixed reviews suggest it is far from being the ideal solution.

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4. Adaptability 

A risky tactic in light of Samsung’s recent court defeat but it may be time for Apple to run with the pack for a while. As Oscar Wilde said; Talent borrows but genius steals, and a few “lifted” ideas from its competitors rather than failed attempts at their own unique products (Apple Maps) might be the news that some users would love to hear.

5. Special Features

Samsung’s efforts to load up its flagship phones with so many extra features means even die-hard iOS 7 fans have had their heads turned. Features like the ability to customize settings, apps and audio features give users of the S3 and S4 the feeling that their handset is capable of so much more than other models – even if they never get round to using the technology that is on offer.

So which will you go for? iPhone or Samsung Handset..? Leave your answer in the comment section...

About Author: This article is written by Matthew Crist on behalf of Concept CAD, specialists in printed circuit board design. Matthew is a blogger and journalist who is currently debating whether to opt for the iPhone or a Samsung handset. 

3 Things to do before Moving to a New Phone

Buying a smartphone has become a very personal and empowering experience; the phone we carry reflects our image, aspirations, pass-times and social habits. So it is no wonder that each year, more than 1.6 billion new cell phones are sold, and the average American cell phone is replaced every 22 months. You probably don’t realize how much personal information is on your old device; all your old emails, text messages, contacts, GPS locations, photos, videos (the list goes on and on). None of this information should ever be allowed to end up in the hands of a complete stranger.

So, what should you do with your old phone when you get a new one? There are plenty of options these days. You can donate it, sell it, keep it as a backup or even recycle it. However, it’s extremely important to make sure all personal information is erased and inaccessible before you dispose of it.

Here are some simple steps to help you clean your phone:

1. Backup your data

Firstly you need to make sure you backup all the information (assuming you want to keep it)
Remember that in Android devices there may also be a MicroSD card that has data stored on it. I recommend you simply remove the SD card and keep it. For the data that is on the internal phone memory you can do the following:

For iPhone:

Connect it to your computer and backup the Phone > in iTunes find your device on the navigation bar and in the summary section you can run a backup.

• If you want all the information to be visible individually on your computer so you can view and edit the files then you should “sync” the data; you can do these for individual types of files in the “Info”, “Apps”, “Music”, “Movies”, “ TV Shows”, “Podcasts”, “Books”, “Photos” categories in iTunes.

For Android:

You should synchronize your contacts, calendar etc with your Google account, and can load your device as an external drive by plugging a USB cable into your computer, from here just drag and drop the files you want to save to a folder on your computer.

• You can also install a backup app to keep a copy of your important files.

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2. Stop Synchronization

Once you’ve saved your important data make sure you disable any automatic synchronization that you may have set up. This will avoid any information being transmitted after you have backed it up creating a gap in the data. This includes any services you may have subscribed to that link directly to your unique device.

3. Wipe the device

To wipe an iOS gadget:  

Go to Settings>>General>>Reset. Tap Erase All Content and Settings and then push the ominous red Erase button. Depending on your device this could take a few minutes or a few hours. Make sure the gadget is plugged in or has a full battery before you begin.

For Android Devices: 

For versions before Android 4.0, press the Menu key from the Home screen and select Settings/Privacy/Factory data reset. You'll get a warning screen. Scroll toward the bottom and tap "Reset phone." If you also have an SD card in the phone (and don't want to use the data in your next phone), also make sure to check the box next to "Erase SD card." For Android 4.0 or later, go to Settings and look for "Backup and reset." Tap that, and then, on the next screen, tap "Factory data reset".  You'll get a warning screen along with a list of all the accounts you are currently signed into.

Whether you have state secrets or just a few personal memories on your phone, making sure they don’t end up in the hands of strangers is the right thing to do. So take a moment and wipe your old phone before you get rid of it.

ALSO READ: How to recover deleted files from iPhone and Android Devices

About Author: Greg Boyle is Senior Global Product Marketing Manager of Consumer Mobility at Trend Micro. He is responsible for Trend Micro’s efforts to educate and secure the mobile lives of consumers.

Samsung & LG: Smartphones with flexible and curved screens by the end of October

The first smartphone with flexible and curved screens may be revealed by the end of the month

What seems to be the focus of next-generation battle could begin even before the end of October. The first protagonists will probably be Samsung and LG, which you will want to qualify the title of first company to include a flexible smartphone between the proposals.

A battle across South Korea, so they could start with the official announcements of two new smartphones. Samsung's proposal could be a model Galaxy 3 Notes "Active", as the proposal's rugged Galaxy S4. A flexible display could be introduced for reasons of resistance when subjected to extreme physical harassment and to contact with liquids. The technical specifications should be reviewed with respect to traditional phablet, and 8 megapixel camera.

It seems that Samsung has launched a production of 1.5 million flexible AMOLED display per month, a figure that could make think of a localized release of the new device.

Regarding the plans of LG, these seem to be more reserved and little information is leaked. The manufacturer has presented Vu 3 over the past few days, that does not use any type of flexible panel. However it seems that LG is planning to clearly differentiate between devices with the new type of display dedicating an entire family of products , called "Z", as reported by Unwired View

The first component of the LG Z series will make use of a concave curved display, but as the Active 3 Notes could be only partially flexible and only in an attempt to make the device more resistant to a certain type of collisions and damage. The production of this mysterious smartphone seems to be already started, then the announcement could follow the commercial launch even though in limited quantities.

[Tips/Tricks]: How to Increase Internet speed on Android devices and iPhone

Web browsing from your smartphone seem to be very slow in both 3G and Wi-Fi? Don't worry, with some tricks you can manage to improve the loading time of the Web pages on your phone.

Take a few minutes of free time and try to follow these directions on how to speed up Internet on your mobile phone I'm going to give you. With a correct DNS server setting and use of alternative browsers, your mobile browsing experience could improve significantly.

Let's start this guide on how to speed up Internet on phone talking about a topic that I have already dealt with many guides dedicated to PC world, the DNS server.If you din't heard about that,let me explain, the DNS servers are those "translators" that allow us to visit Internet sites with text that addresses all we can remember without too much trouble (e.g. google.com) instead of numeric addresses that long would be the actual coordinates to reach them. One of the most important steps you can take to speed up your Web browsing from your smartphone is to change the DNS that your phone uses normally to reach sites on the Internet with faster servers.

If you're using an Android smartphone, you can change the DNS servers used by your mobile phone with the application Set DNS. The app is totally free but to use it you must have enabled root access on your smartphone. Once "unlocked" the smartphone and finish installing Set DNS on it, start the application and press the Allow button.

At this point, select the DNS server you want to use on your phone (I recommend OpenDNS or Google DNS) from the drop-down menu located in the top left and press the Apply button to save your changes. Now, reboot the device and you're done. DNS servers that are set in the app are used both for free Wi-Fi and 3G.

Even on the iPhone you can speed up Internet on your mobile phone by changing the DNS servers of the connection. To do this, you must go in the settings of iOS (pressing on the icon on the home screen of the phone), select Wi-Fi from the menu that pops up and press on the button located next to the name of the network currently in use.

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In the screen that opens, therefore, we must select the field DNS , clear all values ​​present within the latter and replace them with the addresses of the DNS servers to use: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4 for Google DNS or 208.67.222.222, 208.67 .220.220 for OpenDNS, they are both very fast. It should finally be pressing on the words Wi-Fi located in the upper left and Web browsing will be immediately faster.

As you may easily guessed, the above procedure allows you to change the DNS Wi-Fi but not 3G connection. To set the DNS for the data network, you must use a jailbroken iPhone (unlocked) and install the tweak called GuizmoDNS from Cydia Store.
 

Another way to increase performance of Android and iPhone in terms of Web browsing is to use an alternative browser to "serial" installed on your smartphone. In this regard, I want to point out that Opera Mini – as stated in its official description – uses a cloud technology that compresses data up to 90% before sending them, thus speeding up the loading of Web pages (in 3 g, especially).

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Of course don't expect astounding results, but in many circumstances actually helps to load pages faster than other browsers. Opera Mini is available for both Android and iPhone, just look it up on Google or Play App Store. Its user interface is very simple to use and also includes other interesting functions, like synchronizing data across multiple devices, a simplified tabbed browsing and more.

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[Tips/Tricks]:How to hide my IP address on Android devices

You need to disguise your IP address of your Android smartphone to access a site that blocked access from India or for privacy reasons?  Perfect, you're in the right place at the right time.

With the guidance of today, we will discover how to hide IP address in Android devices, thanks to some solutions that allow you to navigate from smartphones and tablet using a foreign address (U.S. or UK). They are all very easy to use and free, at least in their basic version. Let's get right to work!

If you're looking for a solution on  how to hide IP address in Android devices,the first Android app that I suggest you try is HotSpot Shield. This is a VPN (virtual private network) that lets you disguise the IP of your smartphone/tablet with a u.s. address and thus provides access to blocked websites (in previous posts we have discussed about blocking websites as well, you can check it here(link)). The basic version is free but is displaying some banners and a speed of navigation rather low.

To install HotSpot Shield on your Android Terminal, open the Google Play Store, look for the app within the latter and tap on install button, and then click I accept. When the operation is complete, start HotSpot Shield and create a free account to use the service.

To do this, press the button Yes, protect my connection!, then tap Continue and fill in the form proposed to you by typing your email address and password you want to use to access HotSpot Shield in their respective fields. Finally, press the Create account button and you're done.

At this point, to hide IP address in Android  devices using HotSpot Shield, tap on the button Protect my connection! located on the main screen of the app and wait until the connection is established to the VPN.

When the connection is made, HotSpot Shield icon in the Android status bar will turn green and you can surf the Internet using your IP in disguise. To verify the change of address, open the browser, connected to any of the sites that allow you to display your IP (e.g. whatismyipaddress.com) and you should be connected from the USA.

At the end of your session work (or leisure) online, you can stop the HotSpot Shield connection going into the main app screen and pressing the button Turn off protection.Is it not easy?

If you don't want that HotSpot Shield starts automatically when you start Android, tap on the Menu button located in the upper right corner (the icon with three horizontal lines), select Settings from the box that pops up and remove the checkmark from the option Start  on boot. If you want to subscribe to a paid service plan (without advertising and faster Web surfing), tap on the text Get More and choose which subscription.

Other good VPN applications you could try on your smartphone or tablet Android are TunnelBear, which offers 500 MB of free traffic per month giving you the ability to disguise your IP with a us or UK address, and Tigervpns VPN offering 500 MB of free traffic for all new subscribers.

DOWNLOAD | Hotspot Shield VPN

DOWNLOAD | TunnelBear

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[Guide]:How to recover deleted SMS from iPhone and Android Devices

Recently, we showed you How to recover deleted files from SD card. But over the past few days we got many mails requesting to explain in a simple way to recover deleted Text messages on Android and iPhone.

That's why today I want to explain how to recover deleted Text Messages(SMS) on a variety of operating systems and models of smartphones. To be clear, this is not always possible but trying things is not harmful, so roll up your sleeves, grab your phone and try to retrieve your messages by following the "straight" I'm about to give you.

If you want to discover how to recover deleted SMS and use a smartphone powered by Android, the wisest and most effective thing you can do is to prevent the accidental deletion of text messages making backup copies. To help with this, I suggest you use SMS Backup & Restore, an excellent free app for Android that allows you to create backups and restore SMS extremely easy and fast.

Connect to the page of Google Play Store dedicated to SMS Backup & Restore and click on install button twice to install the application on your mobile. When the operation is complete, start the application via its popup menu icon of Android and skims the Backup button to create a backup copy of all SMS are saved on your phone (you will need to assign a name to the file that you want to create).

After performing the backup, you can restore all your SMS on your smartphone simply by tapping the button Restore, putting the check mark next to the backup file to restore and pressing OK twice in a row. If you do not want to restore all messages, but only those received and sent from a certain day, put a check mark next to Restore only the messages received / sent by specifying the date you want in the menu below.

Even iPhone users can retrieve deleted messages from your mobile phone, just use iTunes backup stored on PC (read how to connect iPhone to iTunes to learn more). In this sense, there are two paths that you can take: the first is to restore the iPhone by selecting one of the backup saved on your computer, the other instead allows you to extract the text of SMS from iTunes without "touching" the iPhone.

If you are interested in this option, you must locate the iTunes file that contains the SMS text stored on your computer. To do this, you must go to one of the following locations:

• If you're running Windows 8, Windows 7 or Vista: C:\Users > [your username] AppData Roaming > > > Apple Computer MobileSync Backup > > > [backup folder from which to extract the SMS].
• If you're running Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings > & [your username] Application Data > > Apple Computer MobileSync Backup > > > [backup folder from which to extract the SMS].
• If you're using a Mac: User > Library Application Support > > MobileSync Backup > > [backup folder from which to extract the SMS].

At this point, looks for a file whose name starts with 3d (e.g. 3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e047a3d28) and copy it to your desktop. Then connected to the iPhone SMS website, click Choose File / Browse and select the backup file you just copied to iTunes on the desktop.

Put the check mark next to the file format in which you want to read text messages (MS Excel, HTML or PDF) and click on the Submit button to download a document with all conversations extracted from your iTunes backup organized by number.

DOWNLOAD | SMS Backup & Restore

DOWNLOAD | iPhone SMS

How to recover deleted files from SD card

Recently, we showed you How to recover deleted files from Android Devices. But over the past few days we got many mails requesting to explain in a simple way to recover deleted files from SD card, so we decided to write a post that can help many smartphone users.

If you've accidentally deleted files that are stored on a SD card without creating backup copies and you do not know how to recover them? At this point, your only hope is called TestDisk.

TestDisk is a free program that allows you to recover all deleted files from SD cards in no time (as long as they have not been overwritten with other data). It has a graphical interface, it only works from the command line, but if you follow my instructions on how to recover deleted files from SD be able to use it quite easily.

If you want to learn how to recover deleted files from SD, the first step you need to take is to connect to the Internet site of TestDisk and click the link Windows to download the program on your PC.

When the download is complete open, double clicking on it, the file you just downloaded (eg testdisk-6.14.win.zip ) and estraine the content in any folder. Enter, therefore, the SD memory card from which you want to recover the files in the PC (you can use a MicroSD-SD adapter in the case of smaller cards) and start the program testdisk_win.exe. Click on Yes and it will open a Command Prompt window.

Now, to recover deleted files from SD press Enter on your keyboard and select the unit on the memory card reader on your computer (eg Multiple Card Reader ), just use the arrow keys and press Enter. Next, select the item Intel , go to Advanced and press Enter to select the partition of the SD from which to retrieve the data (usually there is only one).

At this point, you should find yourself in front of a list containing the names of deleted files from memory card, highlighted in red. Select one of the documents to be retrieved and press C on your keyboard to copy it to a folder of your choice (press C to save it in the root directory of TestDisk). Repeat with all the files to recover, and you're done.

If the memory card you want to recover deleted files is that you use in your Android smartphone, you can do everything from the phone using the free application Hexamob Recovery Lite. I explained to you in detail how to use it, in my guide to recover deleted files.

You can try to restore deleted files from SD memory cards, USB hard drives and computer disks using the free software Recuva. You can find instructions on how to use it, in my tutorial on How to Recover Deleted Files using Recuva.

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LG G2: A Smartphone with no buttons on sides

G2 is not just another Korean smart phone, but also the implementation of the new strategy of the company. LG plans to strengthen its position in the segment of expensive models, where Apple and Samsung are strong.

LG Electronics unveiled at New York flagship Smartphone G2, opening a new G-series premium devices. Design of the device is resolved so that at the sides there were no buttons. Volume control and other functions have been moved to the back panel after examining a number of studies and surveys. It was found that with increasing size of smartphones to use the side buttons is awkward.

Display with a diagonal of 5.2 inches on the IPS-matrix format Full HD (1080h1920 points) separates from the edge of the smartphone side panel frame width 2.65 mm. Technology Graphic RAM (GRAM) for a demonstration of static images can reduce energy consumption by about a quarter of the screen. Accordingly, increases battery life by 10%.

The smartphone is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 with four 400 Krait cores clocked at 2.26 GHz  processor and Adreno 330m graphics accelerator. The RAM is 2GB of integrated storage capacity can be 16 or 32 GB.

The smartphone plays the Hi-Fi-sound studio quality (at 24 bit/192 kHz). The basic 13-megapixel camera has optical image stabilization. There is also a standard 2.1-megapixel front facing camera. The smartphone LG G2 provides GPS / GLONASS receivers, chip NFC, infrared, battery capacity of 3000 mAh. LG G2 operates mobile networks in LTE. Model dimensions are 138.5 x 70, 9h8, 9 mm, weighing - 143 grams

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Finally a few words about an interesting accessory - this is a special case for the smartphone LG QuickWindow G2. He closes the smartphone with the two sides, but the front left of the active portion of the screen. Smartphone recognizes that at the moment the machine is this accessory, and there displays various notifications, allowing you to perform a number of actions without having to open the top cover of the box.

Motorola Moto X Phone Specs,Features & Release Date

Here we go, it's official! This time it is not stolen photographs, half phrases or rumor because Motorola has officially set an event for the upcoming August 1st where it will be presented to the world the new Motorola Moto X!

Undoubtedly the event was fixed after July 24 because the new Motorola Device developed in partnership with Google will launch with the latest version of Android, which is 4.3, which will be just officially unveiled to the world during an event dedicated on July 24.

Meanwhile check another image on the net (found just above) that shows the lower part of the Moto X in a very defined and the first thing that leaps to the eye is the transparency of the bottom bar that contains three buttons back, home and multitasking allowing it to exploit more fully on display.

Currently we do not know if it's a choice of the company or of a feature of Android 4.3 to find out we'll have to wait until July 24!

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Features and Specifications:

We again came under a stream of rumors about the smartphone Motorola Moto X, there were really a lot of events associated with the device, and one of the most interesting was the publication of one of the users of the service Reddit, which has laid out not only the whole pack of screenshots from the device, but also a video.

The first thing that was discussed in detail today - the function Open Mic, formerly known as the "always on". Its essence lies in the fact that the device is always in listening mode and is ready to perform everything the user, even when the device is locked (no password or graphic key, of course). The owner of a smartphone is enough to say "OK Moto Magic" and needed a voice command - it's very reminiscent of circuit voice control Google Glass, where the key phrase is to activate "OK Glass". While it is not clear exactly which commands are available, but it is now known that it will be possible to make calls and navigate through Web pages.

ALSO READ: LG G2: A Smartphone with no buttons on sides

In addition to information about the Open Mic, a user with the nickname KronikBudz also shared screenshots made ​​in the program CPU-Z , which displays detailed information about the system and filling device. According to the information received about the specifications of Moto X, smartphone has a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor with a clock frequency of 1.7 GHz and Adreno 320 graphics accelerator, 2GB of RAM, about 12 GB of internal memory available to the user, and a display with a resolution of 720 x 1184 pixels (corresponding to HD minus the touch buttons) and a diagonal of 4.7 inches, for which we have the power to believe in the word.

Android 4.3 comes with always-on Wi-Fi and other new features

The new version of Android 4.3 will include a new feature that will save battery life while using wireless interfaces.Android Police, is the website which had examined the leaked out firmware for the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Android 4.3 operating system will retain the designation of the Jelly Bean, and therefore nothing revolutionary new about it. But some internal improvements made "under the hood", can greatly affect the battery life of the device.

In particular, the new version Android 4.3 entered configuration that leaves part of Wi-Fi enabled at all times. The meaning of this function is that the smartphone or tablet will not resort to using energy-consuming GPS and will saves battery by determining the location of a person on the basis of the access points Wi-Fi. To permanently disable the module, you need to look in the settings option "Scan always available" and take off his bird.

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Also, a new iteration of the Jelly Bean would support the latest version of Bluetooth is Bluetooth 4.0 LE (Low Energy, low Power consumption). This support is important, first of all, that growth is expected in the near future in all wearable electronics (watches, glasses) that will connect to your Smartphone via Bluetooth, and battery life is one of the most important priorities.

Another feature Android 4.3 will be supporting is,one of the latest graphics OpenGL ES 3.0 standard, which should bring mobile games (in terms of graphics) to the next level. Also, OS will support a new type of notification that can only show their system applications, Google itself or the device manufacturer.

ALSO READ: LG G2: A Smartphone with no buttons on sides

The main innovations are expected in Android 5.0. They say that the next major release of Android, code-named Key Lime Pie ("key lime pie") will go beyond smartphones and tablets. According to the manufacturers, the OPERATING SYSTEM will be able to deploy  to other hardware based products, including a variety of housewares, appliances, smart watches and other electronic devices.

How to use uTorrent for Android

uTorrent is now known to all, this is one of the most famous client to download files from the BitTorrent network for free. What not everyone knows is that in addition to being available for Windows and Mac, uTorrent also can be installed on Smartphones (and tablet) Android.

If you are not aware of this, and you hold a terminal equipped with a Google operating system, take five minutes of your free time and let me explain, how to use uTorrent for Android. I assure you that it is very easy,if you already have some familiarity with the desktop version of the application. Let's start now!

If you want to learn how to use uTorrent for Android, the first step you need to do is connect to Google Play Store (from your smartphone or PC), try to download uTorrent on anyone of it. When the download is complete, start the application and begin to download your favorite Torrent. In that way? It's that simple.

Tap the magnifying glass icon located in the lower left-hand corner, type the name of the file you want to find and click on Enter or Search to start searching the Torrent. This will open the default browser of your smartphone with a Google search consists of the terms associated with the word you typed Torrent. Alternatively, you can connect to any of the Torrent sites that you use on YOUR PC and try to download files at the latter.

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To start downloading a Torrent file from Android, tap on the download link on the site you've run your search and select uTorrent as an application in which to open the object. If the site you're using supports magnet links, you can start also downloading the selected file by pressing the icon of the red magnet.

After you have selected the item to be downloaded, it will automatically open uTorrent for Android and it will ask you to provide the folder to save the file. Select the destination that you prefer from the menu Save to (if your phone supports it, by default the MicroSD card is selected) and tap Add to start downloading.

You can also use uTorrent for Android by pasting in the direct links to files that you want to download. Just launch the app, press the Menu key on your smartphone and press the button Add Torrent URL, then enter the address of the file to download in the text field in the middle of the screen, select the destination to save the download in the menu to Save and press on Add to start downloading.

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When the download is completed, you can view the files downloaded with uTorrent for Android by simply pressing on their name (the main screen of the app) and pressing the play button. During the download, you can pause, cancel downloading a Torrent or view the list of files contained in it by simply pressing on its name and then pressing one of three buttons that appear: Pause, Remove, or Files.

If you return to the home screen of Android during a download, uTorrent will continue to download in the background. To fully close the app and stop all downloads, you must Access the main application screen, press the Menu button on your phone and press "Exit" button that appears at the bottom.

Do you want to set limits on the speed of download or upload Torrent on your Android device? Nothing could be easier. Sign in to app settings by pressing the gear icon located at the bottom right and select Download limit options and Upload limit on the menu that opens.

From the same screen you can also set the port that the app should be using to perform the download (TCP Port option) and activate the automatic start uTorrent on Android (Auto-start). There is also an option to activate the download under 3G/4G network (by removing the checkmark from the Use Wi-Fi networks only) but we do not recommend to you if you do not want to consume all your traffic data plan in seconds.

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Huawei Officially announced the new Ascend P6! - "The Slimmest Smartphone"

Yesterday evening Huawei has officially announced its new Ascend P6, with a thickness of only 18.6 mm

After several weeks of rumors about its possible debut, Huawei officially announced the new Ascend P6  in London yesterday. Although the news that emerged over the past few weeks are few, we are still facing a Terminal undoubtedly interesting.

The Smartphone measures only 18.6 mm thick which puts it at the top of the slimmest smartphone currently on the market. The display in the dowry measure 4.7 inch diagonally and offers a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. On the back there is a 8 megapixel camera while the front reaches the 5 megapixel resolution. The processor is a quad-core processor operating at maximum frequency of 1.5 GHz while the battery has a capacity of 2,000mAh.

The operating system is obviously a dowry Android, in this particular case in its latest version 4.2.2 Jelly 
Bean customized with proprietary user interface Emotion UI.

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Huawei Ascend P6 will be available in China by the end of the month and in Europe during the month of July. Ascend 6 will be available in two different colours, Black and Pink but it is not yet known what will be the price of the Ascend P6.

Specifications of Huawei Ascend P6

Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 First look!

As found in these hours from sources reliable enough the successor of the current Galaxy Ace 2 might be closer to market than you might expect!

The teriminali line of Korean giant Samsung known as Galaxy Ace had over time some success in several markets, the price compared to decent quality content enough or would you like for the stronger brand in the market are really many, in fact, users who have chosen this device as your Terminal.

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The newest member of the series, Galaxy Ace 3, appeared online for the first time in these final hours in a picture that may soon be part of a press release that announces the imminent availability.

The known SamMobile blog is the source of the photos and also indicates how can launch date next June 20, at the event that Samsung held in London to announce, as by invitation, some solutions Galaxy and Ativ.

As the new Galaxy Ace 3 could be fitted with a 4 inch WVGA resolution, Android Jelly Bean, 5 megapixel camera, 1 GB of RAM, a dual-core processor at 1 GHz and 4 GB of internal memory expandable via microSD card.

The Terminal is expected to be available commercially starting next July, at a price not yet defined but which could be around Rupees 15k-23k.

How to Increase the performance of a Android smartphone

In Recent days, Smartphones play an important role in our life (Android owns most of the share in Smartphones) they are used in every part of our life. Now a days, Performance of Smartphone play an important role as it is being used every where (from entertainment to studies), so in this article we explain some tips to increase performance of Android smartphones.

An Android smartphone, although it may be performance and equipped with plenty of RAM, over time will start to become slightly slower. Once this thing you couldn't fix it, because of limited hardware capabilities of the first Android phones and the lack of dedicated applications, but today you can solve this problem easily calmly. Android is an operating system very heavy due to the many functions and features in time will slow down because of them. There are many operating system processes that remain active in the background, to which you will add other applications that we install, like Facebook, Whatsapp and other programs that need to run in the background.

Clear the cache with Cache Cleaning Easy

These applications use a substantial amount of RAM, which is subtracted the system resulting in slowdowns. For phones with 1 GB Ram or higher, these delays will be minimal or undetectable, but on your phone a little older, maybe with only 500 Mb of Ram or less, the delays can be quite frustrating and make the device inoperable. Why should I install programs that clean the cache (but only on devices with Android ICS or Jelly beans, because there is a different memory management than Gingerbread). How we install App Cache Cleaning Easy, as it is free and without advertising and also inside functions are very useful and easy to use.

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Defragment Memory Booster

Of course clear the cache is not the only thing to do to expedite our smartphones, because you can perform other operations that can drastically improve the performance of our device. Today's smartphones are all photos and high-resolution video and integrated memories from a minimum of 8 GB, up to 64 GB and can contain within them several hundred movies in HD, pictures, video games, music, documents and whatnot, so it's only natural that over time all of these files can overload the device. We recommend to install a Defragmenter as a Memory Booster, just like on your computer, in order to speed up the loading of files and reduce delays.

An Android device includes inside access to Google's services, including books, contacts, Gmail and Google +. If you do not need these services, disable them could prove to be an excellent move, as would other applications that would be cut from the list of active applications always in the background, allowing us to save our precious RAM memory. Always for the same reasons, it is recommended that you use the normal photographic backgrounds rather than the beautiful live wallpaper, that will show its effect heavily on your system.

Another thing to do is to keep our applications continuously updated. The reason for this is the fact that with each update usually are resolved bugs and accelerate applications (you can also download playstore apps on pc), that become more stable can operate in a more optimal.

Lumia 928 to iPhone interms of Video

Nokia compared  Lumia 928 to iPhone in the video released on Youtube.

Dubbed "Hurricane" and the following video consisting of a spinning roller coaster, which was captured with Nokia's new phone, Lumia 928, as well as Apple's iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S3. Thanks for the 8.7-megapixel PureView phone, Nokia says, as the visuals were much clearer and brighter than the video catpured in other phones.

Some pics of Lumia 928 were leaked on Internet earlier this week but, Nokia hasn't revealed all the official details of the device yet.

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