Showing posts with label Android101. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android101. Show all posts

Friday, September 6, 2013

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 & Galaxy Gear



  All of the latest information compiled in one place about the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung's first wear-able the Galaxy Gear. 

     Samsung recently announced the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the Galaxy Gear, which are to be first released by AT&T in United States.  This post will provide all information about these two devices. So please share with others that are interested.  

     The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 specs are from the website.  All of this post's sources will be listed below.  The Samsung Galaxy Note 3's network is 2.5G and can use GSM, GPRS, and Edge networks. It will also be able to use 3G networks HSPA and HSPA+, up to 2100 MHz. For its 4G network it can run LTE Cat 4 up to 50 MPs, with 6 different band sets. The Note 3 will use a LTE 2.3 Quad core processor up to 2.3 GHz. While the AT&T version well use the 3G Octa Core Processor, up to 1.3 Ghz Quad + 1.9 GHz quad.  The new display of the Note 3 will be 5.7" inches measured diagonally. Along with this new hardware will be the new Android OS 4.4 KitKat.  You can read about KitKat in a post I well, also put the link in the description.   

     The rear camera of the Note 3 well use 13 mega pixels with zero shutter lag. The front camera will have 2 megapixels.  Dual recording and dual  pictures. You will be able to record videos with up to 30 FPS (Frames Per Second) with UHD. Smooth motion recording will have 60 FPS, while slow motion HD will have 120 FPS.  Video codecs include - H.263, MPEG-4, H.263, VC-1, WMV7, WMV8, MP43, VP8, and HEVC.

     Audio codecs will include - MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, AMR and many more. (Too long to list.)

     S Pen optimized features will include Samsung's new AirCommand, Action Memo, S Finder, Pen Window, Multi Window, and direct pen input.

    The normal Google services such as - Chrome, Search, Gmail, Google+, Maps, Play Store, Play Books, Play Movies, Hangouts Voice Search, YouTube, Google Settings, Play Games, and Messenger.

     The normal smartphone sensors such as - Gesture, Accelerometer, Geo-magnetic, Gyroscope, and RGB.

    Storage well contain up to 32 GB's or 64 GB's for the users choice when purchasing the Note 3. 3 GB's of RAM, and the MicroSD card slot for expandable storage.

    Dimensions - 151.2 x 79.2 x 8.3mm, 168g.

    Battery - a standard Li-ion 3,200 mAh.

    Connectivity - WiFi 802.11, GPS / GLONASS, NFC, Bluetooth v 4.0, IR LED (Remote Control.) MHL 2.0

   

 The Samsung Galaxy Gear, which is Samsung's first wear-able device.

    

Processor - 800 MHz dual core processor

    Display - 1.63 inch Super AMOLED

    Camera - 1.9 megapixel camera (Bigger than some smartphones today!)

    Video - Codec H.246, MP4 format, HD 720p playback

    Audio - AAC, M4A format

    Samsung Services - Samsung Apps and ChatOn

    Connectivity - Bluetooth 4.0

    Sensor - Accelerometer, Gyroscope

    Memory - 4GB internal memory 512 MB of RAM

    Battery - Li-ion 315 mAh

    ETC - Smart relay, S Voice, Memographer, Voice memo, Auto lock, find my device, Media Controller, Pedometer, Stopwatch, timer,2 noise cancelling microphones, 1 speaker.

Sources and a Hands on Video by Samsung

For a YouTube video by Samsung hands on both of these devices click here!

 

For source click here!

Friday, July 12, 2013

Android101

How to Wipe Your Android Device using TWRP RECOVEY 

This post well be in the video comments with a link to it to show you how to save storage on your Android Device  whether or not it is rooted.

To watch the video on how to wipe your Android device follow this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3bHqWpXIJ4

To save storage on any Android Device even if it is not rooted or unlocked.
  1. Go to your Android Device settings.
  2. Find storage.
  3. You should see, or know if you have a SD card or two separate internal storage spaces.
  4. Then in this tab there should be an button area that says Make More Space and one that says Uninstall Apps.
  5. Click Make More Space or something similar to that and follow the instructions and choose what things you want to delete.
  6. You should already know that clicking Uninstall Apps well allow you to choose which apps to uninstall except for the Bloatware apps AKA the apps pre-loaded by the cellular carrier.
  7. Go back to settings
  8. Click Apps
  9. Then you can click on apps and you should see an option to move the apps to another storage space within the device.
  10. You can click on the Bloatware apps you don't want and click clear defaults and then you can click disable which well disable the app and save storage space!

Using Cloud Based Storage Services To Your Advantage, even Facebook!

If you have a Android phone such as the AT&T HTC One X or the HTC One X.  You do not have any options for external storage.  YES THAT MEANS NO SD CARDS! You can use cloud storage services to save, storage.  Such as Dropbox, or Copy. Even Facebook!  You can upload all of you'r photos or documents even back up zip files to any of these services.  Facebook is only for photos.  You can even use Google Drive connected through all of your Google service to store zip files , such as custom ROMS boot animations and more to save space.  With these cloud storage spaces you can take advantage of them and gain the most from your phones storage!