Review Sony Xperia Z5

The Sony Xperia Z5 release date in the US was February 7. Sony announced the release via Facebook, stating that Amazon, Best Buy and also B&H would all be stocking this device. It will be available as an unlocked device, but supporting only GSM networks. Its price is set at US$599.99, and making it a rather high-end purchase.

Bizarrely, Sony has decided to ditch the fingerprint scanner feature on the US devices. All we know so far is that it was about a "business decision". We've reached out to Sony for further comment, and we will update this page with more information as we receive it. Especially for the information about Sony Xperia Z5.

Sony Xperia Z5 design and build quality

At first glance, the back of the sony Xperia Z5 looks like it's made from metal, but it is actually just frosted matte glass. This looks good but also makes it really smooth and very slippery. The sides of the phone are slipper still. The edges of this phone – where the sides meet the front and the back – are slightly yet significantly pronounced.

These raised Sony Xperia Z5 edges do at least give you something to grip onto, but they also accumulate the grit and grime. They also like to snag our hair, both above our ear and, if we have a beard, on the side of our chin, which can get annoying.

The Sony Xperia Z5 looks great, but the finger sensor located in the power button is its best feature.

Despite these peculiar design choices, the Sony Xperia Z5 is the best-looking Xperia device yet. It stays true to Sony's Omnibalance design but really boasts some subtle improvements. The Xperia Z5 is very good and put together, with Gorilla Glass 4 on the front and back, and also an aluminum frame and rubber bumpers on the corners to help absorb shock if the phone is incidently dropped.

Sony released a pink version of the Sony Xperia Z5 on January 12, 2016. The release came later in the phone's lifecycle, potentially as a draw card for those potential buyers who prefer a more eye-catching color to the frosted glass but not metal materials.

The Sony Xperia Z5 is also dustproof and waterproof (it has an IP rating of IP68, which means it is dust-tight and protected against continued immersion in more than 1 m of fresh water), although we should observe Sony's advice regarding water-resistance on their Xperia devices.

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Review and Specification Samsung Galaxy A3

Wanreview - Samsung finally produced metal smartphones with their Galaxy Alpha, and has now started bringing the same level of durability and also excellent build quality to a lower price bracket with their Galaxy A series. The Samsung Galaxy A3, the smallest and cheapest in the range, is particularly beautiful.

This samsung galaxy A3 has so many competitors at the price range but they’re still swaddled in cheap plastic, making the full metal unibody of the A3 is a great revelation. It's one of the lightest and slimmest phones that Samsung's ever made, and the shimmering, almost glitter-like finishing adds an extra level of a smartphone class. The straight edges aren't quite as interesting to look, but we much prefer the smooth finish on the rear part of the Galaxy S6's glass.

As with the Galaxy S6, the samsung galaxy A3 isn't completely flat, as its 8-megapixel camera sticks out of the back. Still, its chamfered edges make this phone very comfortable to hold, and the small size 4.5in display means we can easily reach every part of the screen when we’re using it single-handed.

Display

The samsung galaxy A3 has a shame display since the 4.5in screen only has a low 960x540 resolution, although, as this makes web browsing a little hard on our eyes, particularly in viewing desktop sites. Completed there are plenty of jagged, pixelated app icons on the main home screen as well, and once again text occasionally wasn't quite as sharp we would have liked. Still, we had no complaints about the great quality of its Super AMOLED display, 

Performance

The Samsung Galaxy A3 is powered by a quad-core, 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor completed with 1.5GB of RAM. This is more than the requirement of running Android 4.4, but it means it's no faster than more entry-level handsets compared with Motorola's £110 2nd Gen Moto E. Its benched 3 scores of 474 and 1,418 in the single and multicore tests which are almost exactly the same as the Moto E's 470 and 1,397. The Samsung galaxy A3 also scored a similar figure in Futuremark's Peacekeeper browser test, finishing with 670 still better compared to the Moto E's 625.

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Review Xiaomi Mi4s Smartphone

Review Xiaomi Mi 4S smartphone was launched in February 2016. This phone comes with a 5.00-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels at a PPI of 441 pixels per inch.

Review Xiaomi Mi4s. The Xiaomi Mi 4S is powered by hexa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor and it comes with 3GB of RAM. This phone packs 64GB of internal storage that can be expanded by a microSD card. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Xiaomi Mi 4S packs a 13-megapixel primary camera and a 5-megapixel front shooter for taking selfies.

The Xiaomi Mi 4S runs Android 6 and is powered by a 3260mAh non removable battery. It is 139.26 x 70.76 x 7.80 (height x width x thickness) and 133.00 grams. It is all about review xiaomi mi4s.

The Xiaomi Mi 4S is a dual SIM (GSM and GSM) smartphone Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, 3G, 4G. Some Sensors available on the phone include Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor, Accelerometer, and Gyroscope.

About Xiaomi

Xiaomi is a privately owned company that designs, develops, and sells smartphones, an Android-based OS, and also other consumer electronics. Xiaomi company also makes fitness trackers, TVs, air purifiers, and tablets. It has a skin for its Android phones and tablets called MIUI. The company largely sells its phones via flash sales in the whole world. This Xiaomi Mi4s produced by them.

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Review and Specification LG G5

The LG G5's predecessors have been some of anyoone favourite phones of the past few years, in fact shows that the G3 won Phone of the Year at 2014 awards and the G4 almos beat finalist. And here we have LG G5 Review and Specification.

LG's phones have improved for years, but none has delivered major shocks until right now, that is. The LG G5 is a complete build and is one of the most innovative phones.

5 THINGS WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LG G5

1) The LG G5 has a modular design

It has modular design. Not only does the LG G5 have a removable battery and microSD card tray in a metal body, but it can also change shape. So far LG has showed two attachable modules first the LG Cam Plus and also the LG Hi-Fi Plus. Both slot into the bottom of the LG G5 smartphone to provide additional functionality.

2) The LG G5 comes with three cameras

Wow. Commonly we know a phone with a front-facing camera and rear camera, but this LG G5 comes one better and adds a third camera on its back. Instead of just upping the megapixel count and low-light performance, its third camera offers you a wide-angle, 135-degree lens.

3) The LG G5 uses USB Type-C for charging

Its v3.0 USB Type-C, which means the LG G5 supports fast-charging and also quick data transfer. On the flip-side, unfortunately, there's no wireless-charging support.

4) The LG G5 is very powerful

The LG G5 is the first phone from a major manufacturer packing the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. This should make it one of the fastest around, since it’s backed up with a 4GB of RAM.

5) The LG G5 has “Friends” with benefits

LG has also announced three “friends” for this LG G5. The first is a VR headset called 360 VR, and there’s a 360 camera called the 360 Cam, the third is a little BB-8-alike robot called the Rolling Bot. These seamlessly connect to the LG G5 via its LG Friends Manager app.

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Review and Synopsis Kung Fu Panda 3 2016

Dreamworks Animation has finally released “Kung Fu Panda 3”. This movie has got that going for it right off the bat.  The scenario and the character offer an appealing of a combo as pandas and martial arts seem. They’re not exactly made for each other, which means in each of the movies is exactly the point are sufficiently strong that the films don’t need to truck in overt jokiness.

The Kung Fu Panda 3 movie opens with Po’s former master Oogway relaxing in the spirit realm, where he’s unfortunately confronted by a bullish warrior Kai, who’s on a mission to rule all being and also non-being by stealing the “chi” (life force) of a panoply of masters. His quest will end when he bests the last earthly master of chi, who happens to be our cute hero Po.

In this Kung Fu Panda 3, Po is having trouble taking over the martial arts school from supposedly retiring master Shifu. And after some martial-arts-equipment-destroying rounds with his old pals Tigress, Mantis, Viper, and Monkey, Po has been pummeled back into an identity crisis that’s occasionally haunted so-called Dragon Warrior throughout the series. 

Posted by Unknown on 5:45:00 AM

Review Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

Samsung has taken the wraps of their Galaxy S7 and also Galaxy S7 edge at its event in Barcelona, Spain. This samsung's dedicated launch event took place just ahead of Mobile World Congress. I don’t know why every manufacturer is unable to keep things wrapped up tight these days and in addition their in-development products always leaks onto the web. Consequently, much of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge design, its features, are no longer a surprise to anyone who's been keeping an eye on this things.

             Here we are going to share about the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge along with its features and other aspects.

Design

We all know that Samsung Galaxy S7 edge features Samsung's unique edge display design where the display panel curves around the two longer edge sides of the phone using a flexible OLED screen technology and also contoured glass. It's a signature look, and a very attractive one, adding an unusual visual interest to make the phone more than your ordinary phone.

Processor

Samsung reported using Exynos and the Qualcomm Snapdragon in this Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge model. What the firm has said is that CPU performance will be 30% faster than the Galaxy S6 series and the GPU has a 64% uplift. And another brilliant feature is the handset contains a heat pipe filled with water, and when the SoC heats up the water turns to vapour before being cooled via a heatsink. Smart though.

Camera

Samsung Galaxy S7 edge feature the same camera setup and, the rumours were spot on here with a 12MP sensor. That's a lower megapixel than the previous models, but this is entirely deliberate as Samsung, like many other Android OEMs, has focused on improving other areas of the camera hardware. Its sensor uses a higher-rated 1.4um pixels, upper from the Galaxy S6, to help with noise reduction, alongside a very wide f/1.7 aperture  lower ratings are wider.

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Review Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Android Marshmallow was announced at Google I/O on May 28. It was released only as the Android M developer preview. And several updates to the preview came out before Marshmallow was officially named on August 17. Google finally unveiled the new version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, alongside their Nexus devices, on September. Here we are going to give a short review of Android 6.0 Marshmallow.

As usual, only Google's Nexus family was first to get this goods, and the as we know the brand new Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P were the first launch devices for Android 6.0.

Review Android Marshmallow design

We agree that Android Marshmallow is visually similar to its predecessor, Android Lollipop, in many ways. But its Material Design language is now more pervasive than ever before and then the main areas of the UI – settings, as well as notifications shade and navigation  remain the same. Although, Marshmallow does have some differences in appearance and its new features

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Review Android Marshmallow Lock screen

Another part of the review Android Marshmallow is lock screen which is almost identical to Lollipop's, complete with its expandable notifications and lso app shortcuts. However, Lollipop had shortcuts in the bottom corners that took you to the camera and dialer, Different with Marshmallow replacing the dialer shortcut with one to Google’s voice search. This little update is the first clue as to how integral voice commands are to Marshmallow.

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