Monday, 11 January 2016

Moto X play

1)Display: Its one of the best 1080p screens ive come so far, the IPS panel produces realistic image rather than over saturated colours in amoled display. Which i really like, but some people prefer amoled over IPS, choice is yours.
2)Micro SD: YES! Micro SD card this is the feature im missing in most of my previous phones, plus in Android 6.0 we can install apps in external SD card too. So yeah its really a bliss
3)Size: First i thought the phone was very fat, looking by the pictures. But then when i felt it first, its thinner at the sides and fatter in the middle, which is perfect for gripping it.
3)Micro SD: YES! Micro SD card this is the feature im missing in most of my previous phones, plus in Android 6.0 we can install apps in external SD card too. So yeah its really a bliss.
4)Battery: It has a 3630mah battery, which gives you enough juice to last for a day.
Usually it lasts for more than a day and half for me. I mostly use emails, skype, whatsapp, snapchat and facebook, I dont play games at all, So yeah gaming will give less battery performance.
5)Camera: The camera is a 21mp rear with dual tone led flash and 5mp front with screen flash, rear camera is really good in day light or artificial light. Even with flash its good, Very less noise and the picture is very clear. Front camera is good too for selfies. Some manual settings are there too (manual focus and manual exposure).
6)Moto features: Moto display, voice and actions. Out of the 3 i use only moto display, its the best thing about this phone, pick it up from the table or from your pocket, screen turns on and can quickly access your missed notifications.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_Dppbj9oNg

Thursday, 13 August 2015

LG Urbane Smartwatch

LG Urbane Smartwatch .....feel the difference....

Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch

Now, with Galaxy Gear, never miss a call you can answer and make calls from your wrist. Galaxy Gear is set to respond to your fingers or voice at all times. The S voice function lets Galaxy Gear assist your busy on-the-go life by allowing you to create schedules and check new messages instantly. Call, Contact, Schedule, Task, Alarm, Clock, Timer, Application, Messages, Weather and help. Experience seamless communication from your Gear to your phone. Missed an important moment while setting up your camera phone? Now with Galaxy Gear, you can take a quick snapshot memo or catch a treasured image before the perfect moment passes just because your camera phone isn't in your hand. And of course, Gear lets you share these memos instantly through SNS, when you get an important notification on Galaxy Gear, your phone will automatically show the message by picking up the phone. Enjoy the delightful communication without the hassle of any additional steps. Tell Galaxy Gear everything you want to remember. You no longer need to take your phone out of your pocket or bag to write a memo. Just speak to your Gear. When the distance between your phone and your Galaxy Gear goes beyond a limit of 1.5m, the phone will automatically lock to ensure security. Make sure you achieve your fitness goals. The Pedometer lets you monitor fitness levels not only during workouts but throughout the day. You don't need to unlock your phone and go to a weather app for an update. Galaxy Gear's Weather feature keeps the latest forecast at your fingertips or voice command. Play or pause songs with Galaxy Gear, even when your phone is not within reach. Call Calls always within reach. Missed a call because you couldn't hear or reach your phone? Now, with Galaxy Gear, never miss a call - you can answer and make calls from your wrist. S Voice Optimized S Voice makes spoken and typed commands equally fast options. Galaxy Gear is set to respond to your fingers or voice at all times. The S voice function lets Galaxy Gear assist your busy on-the-go life by allowing you to create schedules and check new messages instantly. Notification and Smart Relay Seamless communication from Gear to your phone. Experience seamless communication from your Gear to your phone. When you get an important notification on Galaxy Gear, your phone will automatically show the message by picking up the phone. Enjoy the delightful communication without the hassle of any additional steps. Memographer Quick snapshots to create lasting memories. Missed an important moment while setting up your camera phone? Now with Galaxy Gear, you can take a quick snapshot memo or catch a treasured image before the perfect moment passes. Just because your cameraphone isn't in your hand. And of course, Gear lets you share these memos instantly through SNS. Touchless voice memos. Tell Galaxy Gear everything you want to remember. You no longer need to take your phone out of your pocket or bag to write a memo. Just speak to your Gear.

Monday, 10 August 2015

Stoke City 0-1 Liverpool

Philippe Coutinho celebrates his winner with his Liverpool team-mates

Philippe Coutinho’s late wonder strike saw Liverpool exact revenge on Stoke with a 1-0 win at the Britannia Stadium.The match appeared to be drifting towards a goalless draw before Coutinho unleashed a dipping, curling effort from 25 yards out to hand the visitors an unlikely three points.And the win for Liverpool will have eased the pressure on Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers after the Reds lost 6-1 at Stoke on the final day of last season.The visitors began the game with five players who had featured in that drubbing back in May, while Rodgers also handed debuts to the likes of Christian Benteke, Nathaniel Clyne, Joe Gomez and James Milner.Stoke boss Mark Hughes, on the other hand, gave first starts to former Barcelona attacker Ibrahim Afellay and defender Glen Johnson, against his old team, although Bojan Krkic was not fit enough to feature as he continues his recovery from a serious knee injury.

Friday, 7 August 2015

PES 2016 gameplay

PES 2016 gmae play demo .It's amazing and EA Sports team trying to develop their new game fifa against PES 16.Get your first look at PES 2016's gameplay, including playing in the rain and smarter team-mates.

Windows 10 new os

A Microsoft Taiwan staff member at the launch of Windows 10 in Taipei.

                   Twenty years ago the launch of a new version of Windows merited midnight store openings and a seven-figure payment to use a Rolling Stones song in ads celebrating the new Start menu. Early on Wednesday the release of Windows 10 happened silently, with millions of computers around the world updated over the internet.Windows 10 review – final version of Windows might be Microsoft's best everMicrosoft’s Windows swansong brings together the best bits of Windows 7 and 8 – and won’t force you to change the way you work
                          Windows 10’s biggest new feature? It’s free if you download it within the next year, and will install on machines running Windows 7 or Windows 8. Its second biggest feature? It isn’t Windows 8, which was released in 2012 and created widespread puzzlement by submerging the traditional desktop interface beneath big, bright “tiles” and getting rid of the familiar, popular start menu.That puzzlement soon turned to anger, forcing the ejection of the man who had led Windows 8’s development, Steve Sinofsky, and the introduction of Windows 8.1, which, while it didn’t bring the Start menu, did at least let you start off in desktop mode.
                     Now, Microsoft breezily says, “the familiar Start menu is back”, as though it had been on holiday rather than unceremoniously dumped.Despite the lack of flourish and giant ads, a lot still rides on the success of Windows 10 for Microsoft and its chief executive of 17 months, Satya Nadella . Along with the Office productivity suite and software for web servers, it is still one of the three main sources of revenue and income for the company.Windows’ biggest problem is that it isn’t a contender for mobile phone use, which now outstrips PC use. About 2 billion people worldwide have Apple iPhones or smartphones running Google’s Android software, easily outnumbering the 1.5bn PCs in use.
                   The computing and internet world once revolved around the PC; now it’s the mobile, where Microsoft’s efforts have only garnered about 80 million users of its Windows Phone software, almost all on cheap handsets.Nadella has set a target of getting Windows 10 running on a billion “devices” within three years. With PC sales running at about 300m per year, that’s not quite as ambitious as it initially sounds, but making it free to consumers – businesses and PC makers still have to pay – will help.Windows 10: more Microsoft apps are coming to Android and iPhoneThe question is whether it will make any difference in the longer term.
                                  Benedict Evans of the venture capital company Andreessen Horowitz noted in a blog post: “The apps that people want on smartphones are not being written for desktop Windows anyway. Uber doesn’t have a desktop Windows app, and neither does Instacart, Pinterest or Instagram. The apps and services that consumers care about are either smartphone-only or address the desktop using the web. The smartphone is the sun and everything else orbits it.”Windows 10 will continue to be updated gradually; Microsoft says it’s the last “big hit” release, and that future upgrades will be piecemeal, pushed over the internet
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Other new features of Windows 10 include:
     Edge, a new browser to replace the 20-year-old Internet Explorer
    Cortana, a voice-driven “assistant” that can set up tasks and do searches (like Google’s voice search or Apple’s Siri)
    Compatibility with Hololens, for a future when we’re all using virtual reality headsets
    Automatic window management, for when you have multiple windows open in different apps
    Continuum, which will scale the interface up or down - you can plug a Windows tablet into a keyboard and it will behave like a desktop PC; unplug it, and it’s all big swipe-y tiles again.
    Improved mail, calendar and photo apps

One caution: Windows 10 is a 6GB download, and will happen automatically if you opted for automatic updates (as you should for security). If you have limited broadband capacity, it could use it up quickly.

Thursday, 6 August 2015

Chelsea lose to Fiorentina but sluggish Radamel Falcao the real worry

Chelsea’s Radamel Falcao looked off the pace and out of sorts in his side’s defeat to Fiorentina just three days before the start of the Premier League season

The most important rule of pre-season is never to attach too much meaning to friendlies and it would be a mistake to assume that the team who huffed and puffed in this forgettable defeat to Fiorentina in the International Champions Cup were the real Chelsea. They only subjected the Italians to their normal blast of intensity when they were almost at full strength in the final 30 minutes and to quote José Mourinho, the real football starts with the visit of Swansea City on Saturday.José Mourinho: Chelsea’s young players must show me they are good enough
Read moreYet if Mourinho has concerns, the way Fiorentina exposed Chelsea’s lack of depth after an intriguingly quiet summer in the transfer market was troubling and the defence of their Premier League title will be fraught with difficulty if Diego Costa’s issues with his weak hamstrings do not improve. Chelsea laboured without him in Sunday’s defeat to Arsenal in the Community Shield and filling Costa’s boots will not be easy for Radamel Falcao when his appear to be made of lead.
                Mourinho defended Falcao’s slow-motion performance and he was cryptic about Costa’s chances of being fit to play against Swansea.“I don’t risk my reputation again,” he said. “You ask me before last weekend and I told you he is ready to play. I don’t know. I don’t risk to say yes. I don’t risk to say no. I will try to understand. It was a surprise for me he did not play on the weekend.” Watch this space.Whether Chelsea were in dire need of another exercise in stretching their legs so close to the start of the new season was debatable. Mourinho reacted accordingly and turned to several of the lesser spotted members of his squad. John Terry was the only survivor from the team who started against Arsenal at Wembley and the Chelsea captain offered a vignette of why he is going strong at the age of 34 by giving it 110% in the warm-up, throwing himself into a lusty slide tackle during a game of keep-ball.
                     Eden Hazard and Cesc Fàbregas started on the bench but Stamford Bridge was packed despite the travel chaos caused by the tube strike; football is football and nothing keeps Londoners away from a dead rubber in this prestigious cup. This was an opportunity to catch a rare glimpse of Victor Moses in a blue shirt and three products from the academy, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Bertrand Traoré and Ola Aina, who may or may not one day be loaned to Vitesse Arnhem, the Dutch club with whom Chelsea have close ties.Loftus-Cheek is the likeliest Chelsea youngster to feature in the first team in the coming season. Although his attitude was criticised by Mourinho at the start of the summer, the 19-year-old is highly thought of and he had Chelsea’s best moment of the first half when his shot was blocked after a powerful burst inside from the left.
                       However Chelsea played like a collection of strangers and Fiorentina, who finished fourth in Serie A last season, were slick. Paulo Sousa’s side were confident after beating Barcelona on Sunday and Matias Fernández, Matías Vecino and Khouma Babacar all threatened before Gonzalo Rodríguez scored the only goal in the 35th minute. Asmir Begovic was unfortunate that Marcos Alonso’s stinging shot from the left squirmed out of his grasp and Rodríguez was the first to the loose ball.