Showing posts with label Cell Phones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cell Phones. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Review Samsung 850 EVO

It's hard to believe that the Samsung SSD 840 EVO now launched almost 18 months ago. Said SSD is still a solid product, with good performance for client environments backed up by a powerful and intuitive software solution in the form of Samsung Magician. However, Samsung is never one to rest for long, and is now back with the SSD 850 EVO. The key difference is the use of 3D V-NAND, just as we saw with the SSD 850 PRO earlier this year. Samsung is still the only player with 3D NAND SSDs available on the market, and with this launch it is bringing the important technology to a lower price point – for some time Samsung has been ahead of the curve in this way thanks to having full in-house control over the NAND, controller, DRAM and firmware of its SSDs.
The launch pricing indicates that Samsung is not chasing the budget crown as it did with the SSD 840 EVO. That title still goes to the Crucial MX100; we suspect that reaching prices as low as that simply isn't viable with 3D V-NAND at the moment. However, this presents something of a problem for Samsung. Unlike professional level client drives (e.g. SSD 850 PRO, Plextor M6 PRO) designed for workstations and other such intensive workloads, pricing is often the most important factor for entry level ones like this and the MX100. For the vast majority of users in this bracket, all modern SSDs are now fast enough and have more than enough endurance. Samsung itself says that the SSD 850 EVO is designed for everyday computing experiences, but convincing everyday users to spend £110 on its 250GB SSD when they could save £30 and get Crucial's MX100 256GB could well be a tough sell, regardless of performance.

With that out the way, let's look now at the SSD 850 EVO family. It currently comes in one form factor: 2.5-inch SATA 6Gbps, which is still very much the de facto form factor for SSDs despite the emergence of support for SATA Express and M.2 with Intel's Z97 and X99 chipsets this year. We suspect PCI-E storage to really start taking off next year, so we wouldn't be surprised to see an M.2 version or similar then (the SSD 840 EVO has an mSATA range), but nothing is confirmed and for now it's 2.5-inch only.Review Samsung Evo

=> Samsung 850 EVO 500GB 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-75E500B/AM)


Saturday, February 28, 2015

The Travelling With GPS SmartPhone Sophisticated

The screens of smartphones are getting bigger and loudspeakers have continually improve. Result: the quality of navigation on your smartphone has more than a regular GPS to shame. We tested different navigation free and paid applications for Android, iOS (Apple) for Windows Phone.


Strong differences in battery

For some applications of navigation pane, your battery will last longer than others. And these differences may be of interest. With Skobbler, so you use your iPhone 4S like gps for 115 minutes can, but the battery of our Samsung Galaxy S2 well in no less than 300 minutes with Google Navigation held.
Of course, when the device is in the car, you can order a charging cable. Not lose sight of the fact that the support for your smartphone is a must. Not must necessarily be the media by the manufacturer of your phone on the market: the universal brackets are cheaper.


Usually practical for pedestrian use

Thanks to a compact design is a smartphone with navigation also very practical for pedestrian use. Apps that less good results on this criterion in the table ignore one-way streets or streets closed to road traffic. In this case, you can always Google Maps, supported by all devices. Note, however, that Google Maps still and always an application online is: we recommend you use abroad (high cost).


The phone rings, the navigation is

Strangely, most of the apps do not work well with the feature phone. Most of them let the app when a call comes in, so you will need to restart the navigation. In Route 66 and Navigon for Android continues good guidance voice be heard during your phone call. However, incoming sms be treated well: one Sygic exit the app.


A good navigation system for each app

Apps prices vary widely, and unfortunately, the free navigation apps are often of poor quality. Waze is an exception. By applying online is this app only suitable for use at national level. Abroad, better to opt for a master page to buy from our table (see our test under results). If you stay from time to time alone abroad, for short periods, is the subscription of 30 days on Route 66 a choice useful and interesting.

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Apple iPhone 4S 16GB - AT&T -
The Travelling With GPS SmartPhone Sophisticated

Samsung Galaxy S5, Black 16GB (Sprint)

The Travelling With GPS SmartPhone Sophisticated



Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Amazing Sophisticated iPhone 6

The iPhone 6 Plus this has little advantage rather than the iPhone 6 size 4.7 inch. Its superiority lies in the RAM and insert the larger screen and higher screen density.

This variant has a bigger screen with a diagonal of 5.5 inch with LED-backlit IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen. The resolution of the screen that is 1920 x 1080 pixels with density reaching ~ 401 ppi pixel density. The high resolution screen display generated quite crisp and clear especially supported by the screen width so that users will be so spoiled when playing video or viewing photos. The device is also supported with a multitouch is also coated with a Shatter proof glass screen protection, oleophobic coating that will prevent this from the iPhone lebag screen abrasions due to scratches or impacts.

The design of the iPhone 6 Plus is also quite classy with a metal material that wraps bodinya. Side-side design, curved with a thickness of 7.1 mm. is quite tipisbodi the iPhone 6 from around the iPhone design who have been there before. This effect on the placement of the lock button or power which was originally located on the edge of being next to the body of the device. While the overall body of the iPhone this is discover x 158.1 mm mm reach with a weight of 172 grams. the iPhone 6 Plus is also equipped with Fingerprint Sensors (Touch ID) as the pemidah fingerprint that can be used for the safety of these devices.

Switch to the network, this device brings the main chain with two versions of the 2 g GSM and CDMA, 3 g HSDPA and CDMA and 4 g LTE GSM and CDMA. These devices will be supported with inset SIM card slot a Nano that allows users to bypass the standard SIM card ukaran. Of the major networks are capable of cruising speed HSDPA internet-generated, 42 Mbps; HSUPA, Mbps; is. .. EV-DO Rev. A, up to 3.1 Mbps; LTE, Cat4, 150 Mbps DL, 50 Mbps UL As an upscale premium or gadget, iPhone 6 Plus is equipped with a fairly complete connectivity options such as NFC, Bluetooth v4.0, A2DP, USB v2.0 port and Wi-Fi networks 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band Wi-Fi hotspots. GPRS and EDGE network was also pinned given in some countries not so optimal use of 4 g LTE network.

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Apple iPhone 6, Gold, 64 GB (Unlocked)

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Apple iPhone 6, Space Gray, 16 GB (Unlocked)


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