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Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 October 2013

HTC One Mini

Small In size But Excellent In Features With 3G Connectivity
Main Features: 4.3 Inch Super LCD 2 capacitive touchscreen  | Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS, HTC Sense 5 | 1.4GHz Krait 300 Snapdragon 400 Dual Core processor, Adreno 305 GPU, 1GB of RAM | 16GB of internal memory | 4.0 MP ultra pixel rear camera and 1.6 MP front camera | 3G, GPS, USB, GPRS, Bluetooth and micro USB (v2.0) | Li-Ion 1800 mAh BatteryDisplay and Configuration
HTC One Mini sports a 4.3 inches of Super LCD 2 capacitive Multi touchscreen Display with a resolution of 720x1280 pixels and 16M colours. It runs on Android v4.2.2 Jelly Bean Operating System and has been configured with 1.4GHz Dual Core Snapdragon processor paired up with Adreno 305 and 1GB of RAM.
Camera and Internal Memory
HTC One Mini houses a 16GB of internal storage capacity which can not be expanded  further. The device packs a 4.0 MP Ultra Pixel rear camera and has a 1.6MP of front camera for video conferencing. HTC has continued with its Ultra Pixel camera for better image results in low lighting conditions.
Connectivity and Battery
On the connectivity front, HTC One Mini offers 3G, GPS, USB, GPRS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and micro USB (v2.0). For  a prolong usage HTC has supported this device with a Li-Ion 1800 mAh Battery.

HTC One Mini - M4 Reviews

  • Rich and bright display
  • Great Internal Storage Capacity
  • Good Camera
  • Fast Processor
  • Average battery

Verdict: HTC one Mini is a smartphone carrying excellent features in it. The device comes with the 3G connectivity which makes the device really fast in itself. Apart from this, the mobile also has other wonderful features like its configuration which makes the device futuristic. It also has great internal storage capacity where users can store their multimedia files as well as heavy applications. Its high resolution camera is enough to give sharpness  at its every click. Like HTC One, this is another beautifully crafted phone from the taiwanese mobile giant and those who who missed on HTC One must go for this.

Thursday, 26 September 2013

htc Desire VC

Enjoy the Desire VC's large brilliant 4" screen and enhanced music quality with Beats Audio™. The active dual SIM capability lets you always stay connected. All of this bundled with the most intuitive HTC Sense 4.0 and Android ICS – it's no wonder that the Desire VC is the most capable phone in its category! (Available in India and Indonesia).

Authentic Sound by Beats Audio

Discover the real sound of your music with the HTC Desire VC. Customised with Beats Audio™ to give the same sound quality that’s found in a recording studio – you’ll hear optimised bass drums, vocal uplifts and sharper treble definition - the way the recording artist originally intended.

Active dual SIM

The HTC Desire VC is the only real smartphone with two active numbers available in the same phone, all the time. No need to switch, so you get twice the options with no extra effort.

Active dual SIM

The HTC Desire VC is the only real smartphone with two active numbers available in the same phone, all the time. No need to switch, so you get twice the options with no extra effort.

Premium design built to perform

The HTC Desire VC has a brilliant 4.0” WVGA screen solidly built into an optimised frontal design to fit securely in your hand and in your pocket.

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Thursday, 25 July 2013

Nokia Lumia 1020 v/s Samsung Galaxy S4 and iPhone 5

The Nokia Lumia 1020 is not a ordinary smartphone, trough with its 41-megapixel sensor,optical image stabilisation, and a whole mess algorithms, the 1020's camera is more than just marketing (though there's some of that as well).
Going up against the1020 are 13-megapixel Samsung Galaxy S4 and 8 megapixel Apple iPhone 5.
Unfortunately, the weather in New Delhi City wasn't cooperating when I was testing, so I had done most of my shots indoors. I plan to head back out for a second round of tests, however (hopefully with an HTC One, too).
When looking over the shots below please keep in mind that each of these cameras shoots at different resolutions, and has different lenses and capabilities. This means that, while I did my best to be consistent with framing and conditions, they won't match up perfectly. Also, the cameras were all set to full auto to keep things simple, and because that's really all that's available on the iPhone 5 without resorting to third-party apps.
Lastly, each of the images can be clicked on for viewing all full size, or larger sizes in the case of the portrait and color examples. These are larger images, though, so you may want to right-click and either save or open in another tab/window. If you do click and open the image, head to the lower-right corner to close the image.

Tuesday, 23 July 2013

BlackBerry Curve 8520 - Drawbacks

I have been using BlackBerry Curve 8520 since 10 months. I had taken this phone because I was crazy about BlackBerry Messenger i.e. BBM. But after using it I found very difficult as there is a special data plan for BBM which is very costly as it does not work with your existing data card of 2G or 3G. If we see its body its very light and its keys damages very easily, so if u are using this phone you have to properly cover it.If I discuss about its apps store i.e BlackBerry World there is lack of free and useful apps in comparison to Play Store of Androids BB World is far behind in my views. The main and the worst problem I found in this phone is it takes a lot of time to switch on after its battery is taken out. From my side I think an android is better than Black Berry.

Sunday, 21 July 2013

Samsung Galaxy Y- can be interesting

I have been using Samsung Galaxy Y from 2 years. At first it seemed to be very interesting but after that when more phones launched in market in same range with more functions, I was bored from it, but then I thought to do some innovation in it then I tried to upgrade it but I was unsuccessful in that task but after many researches I thought I can upgrade it not really but through any fake software.Then I started discovering more about my phone, then I got a suggestion from my friend to install Jelly Blast in it. Jelly Blast is an open source free software easily available on Google. It is a fake version of Jelly Bean which make your mobile to look exactly same as Jelly Bean. After I came to know about Jelly Blast i got to know about how to install it in my phone.Here are some steps to install Jelly Blast in your Samsung Galaxy Y :-
1. Download Jelly Blast ROM for Samsung Galaxy Y from Google.
2. Place the zip file in your sd card.Do not place it any folder.
3. Then,turn off your phone.
4. After your phone is switched off hold the Volume Up, Power ,Home button altogether.
5. Select apply update from sd card.
6. Then select CWM.zip.
7. In CWM recovery select wipe data and cache.
8. Then install zip from sd card.
9. Choose JellyBlastGenED.signed.zip. Choose Yes.
10. After the ROM has been installed Reboot Your Phone.
11. After your phone is rebooted you have successfully updated your phone to Jelly Blast 4.1.
After installing it I came to know that every thing is interesting, but the problem is that you don't know about it. After you start discovering everything is interesting.