Samsung Unveils 5.5-Inch Galaxy Note 3 Neo With S Pen Features

The Galaxy Note 3 Neo comes with a 5.5-inch 720p Super AMOLED display, Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, an 8-megapixel rear camera, the full suite of S Pen features (Air Command) and a 3,100mAh battery. 

Samsung Unveils 5.5-Inch Galaxy Note 3 Neo With S Pen Features

There is little reason for existing Galaxy Note II users to upgrade to this model since both models have almost the same specs.The Galaxy Note II is also recently updated to Android 4.3 although there are some software issues that Samsung needs to iron out fast. 

The Galaxy Note 3 Neo will come in two variants: 

3G and 4G LTE

The latter will sport a hexa-core processor which consists of two 1.7GHz A15 cores and four 1.3GHz A7 cores, while the former will come with a quad-core 1.6GHz processor. Both models will be equipped with 2GB RAM, 16GB internal storage and a microSD card slot that supports up to 64GB.

Samsung basically repackaged the Galaxy Note II, threw in some new features and renamed the device as a "lite" version of the Galaxy Note 3. 

Samsung is expected to release the Galaxy Note 3 in global markets except the U.S and the U.K next month. 

The Galaxy Note 3 Neo will be available in three colors: white, black and green. 

An overview of the specs of the Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 3 Neo, and Galaxy Note II.

	Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (32GB)	Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo (4G)	Samsung Galaxy Note II (16GB)
Launch SRP	From S$1048	—	From S$998
Latest Price	From S$835	—	From S$585
Operating system	Android 4.3 Jelly Bean	Android 4.3 Jelly Bean	Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (at launch) Android 4.3 Jelly Bean (current)
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core 2.3GHz	A15 Dual 1.7GHz + 1.3GHz Quad A7	Exynos 4412 Quad quad-core 1.6GHz
Built-in Memory	3GB RAM	2GB RAM	2GB RAM
Display	5.7-inch / 1,920 x 1,080 pixels / Super AMOLED	5.5-inch / 1,280 x 720 pixels / Super AMOLED	5.5-inch / 1,280 x 720 pixels / Super AMOLED
Camera	Rear: 13-megapixel with BSI sensor, autofocus and LED flash Front: 2-megapixel with BSI sensor	Rear: 8-megapixel with BSI sensor, autofocus and LED flash Front: 2-megapixel with BSI sensor	Rear: 8-megapixel with BSI sensor, autofocus and LED flash Front: 1.9-megapixels with BSI sensor
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/nac (HT80), GPS/GLONASS, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 (LE), IR LED, MHL 2.0	WiFi 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac (HT80), Bluetooth 4.0 (LE), NFC, IR LED, GPS with GLONASS	Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n HT40, Bluetooth 4.0 (LE), NFC, MHL
Storage Type	32GB internal storage microSD support up to 64GB	16GB internal storage microSD support up to 64GB	16GB internal microSD (up to 64GB)
Battery	3,200mAh	3,100mAh	3,100mAh
Dimensions	151.2 x 79.2 x 8.3mm	148.4 x 77.4 x 8.6mm	151.1 x 80.5 x 9.4mm
Weight	168g	162.5g	180g

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READY BATT-Power in Your Pocket

It’s a portable, pocket-sized, 800 mAh li-polymer battery that gives an iPhone battery 85 more hours of standby time or 2.5 more hours of talk, text, web surfing time.

READY BATT-Power in Your Pocket

READY BATT

It is available in 4 different colors i.e pink, blue, green, black 

Pink

Blue

Green

It also comes in a stylish design keychains which are very easy to carry.

Stylish Design Keychains

Stylish  Keychains

Size

Dimensions: 2.4 x 1.5 x .6 in.

Weight: 8 oz.

Technical

1. Input: 5.0V/1.0A (Max)
2. Output: 5.0V±0.25V/1.0A
3. Charge Cycles: 10,000

Internal Technical Structure

Compatibility

ReadyBatt comes in two flavors! One for Apple products utilizing the Lightning Connecter and one for any micro-USB supported device- which of course means Androids as well as Windows phones.

EASY TO USE

Flip the slider located on the side of the device to expose the connecter and plug it into your device. After you’re done, use the Micro-USB cable and plug it into a USB outlet to recharge.

As it includes :-

1. Micro-USB Cable for charging your ReadyBatt
2. Wall Adapter for faster charging
3. Standard Travel Case for extra protection

Now, some question may arise like :- 

1 .How many times can it charge my device?

That depends on the capacity of your device. The ReadyBatt is a 800 mAh battery.

If you want to get an idea , it can be as :

1. An Apple iPhone 5 Battery is 1,420 mAh. So essentially it will charge your iPhone up to 60%.
2. A Samsung Galaxy S4 Battery is rated at 2,600 mAh, so it will give you about 40% more power.

Finally, an iPad Mini battery has a capacity of 4,400 mAh, so that will net you about 23% more battery.

2. How long does the battery take to charge my device?

Approximately about 25 minutes to reach its full potential charge.

Expected Price :-

Retail Price is looking to be around $29.99 however you can get one on Kickstarter by pledging $25.

Real World Scenarios

1. When you are trying to meet up with people in an unfamiliar place and your phone dies.
2. If you run out of gas in a sketchy area and don’t have enough battery to call for help.
3. When you are lost and can’t use GPS because your phone battery is dead.
4. When you are expecting an important business call and your phone dies.
5. If you are a parent and need your phone on in case your children call with emergencies- but your phone dies.
6. If you are texting and autocorrect causes you to write something horrible but your phone dies before you can fix it!

ReadyBatt is convenient, easy, and always there when you need it. It allows you to control the power and never lets your battery get the best of you.

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First Time for Android, Trojan Spreading Via Mobile Botnets

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A Convenient additional button for your Android device :- Pressy

The Pressy button on Kickstarter has excited more than 2,900 people as it adds an external physical button to your Android device.

Pressy is a small button with big potential

The Pressy app is set up to handle a few default actions. A short click toggles the flashlight. A long click toggles silent mode. Double click takes a photo. Pressy can be customized to fit your needs, so you can turn it into anything from an emergency button to a voice recorder activator.

The tiny button connects into the headphone port on Android smartphones or tablets. Coupled with the Pressy app, it can control certain functions, like turning on your flashlight, snapping a picture, or putting your phone on silent. 

The idea is to save the steps of unlocking your phone, locating an app, and tapping or swiping your way to your goal.

The small device is shaping up to be a handy time-saver for Android users, especially if you don't have your headphones plugged in all the time.

Pressy likes to be pushed around.

When you need to use your headphone jack for actual headphones, you can pop Pressy out and use your headphone media button to activate Pressy's commands.

Pressy has already handily topped its US$40,000 funding goal. A US$20 pledge includes a keychain holder for when you need to unplug Pressy. 

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First 4K Video Recording Smartphone :- Liquid S2 by Acer

Acer has unveiled the Liquid S2, a brand new Android handset that features 4K 'Ultra HD' video recording i.e. the "first" to do so according to Acer's press release. 

Liquid S2 as first 4K video recording smartphone

Specifications

The smartphone packs a 13-megapixel camera with a BSI sensor and f/2.2 lens, surrounded by a ring LED flash, which alongside 4K recording is also capable of 1080p video at 60 frames per second, and 27-megapixel panoramas.

The phone itself is reasonably large, accommodating a 6-inch, 1920 x 1080 (368 PPI) IPS LCD display, as well as a 2-megapixel camera, on the front. To facilitate 4K video encoding and decoding, Acer has harnessed the power of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800 SoC, which packs a 2.2 GHz quad-core Krait 400 CPU, Adreno 330 GPU and wireless radios onto the one piece of silicon.

Speaking of connectivity, the Liquid S2 is definitely a high-end device, as you get tri-band 150 Mbps 4G LTE alongside Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC. 

Internally there's also 16 GB of storage (expandable through microSD cards) and 2 GB of RAM, plus a 3,300 mAh battery.

The device will come with Android 4.2.2 out-of-the-box when it launches towards the end of October, although at this stage it will only be available in Europe. 

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Pressy, An Android Accessory Adds A Physical Multi-Function Button To The Devices

Pressy, An Android Accessory Adds A Physical Multi-Function Button To The Devices

Pressy, a new third-party Android accessory will now be able to do works like open up your camera app and fire off a shot with just one simple click, filling the requirement of seeing fewer physical buttons on smartphones.

Pressy is a tiny physical button that fits into your phone’s standard 3.5mm headphone jack. Simply plug it in, download the Pressy companion app, and you can activate different functions by simply clicking the button.  Out of the box it comes with three preset actions, allowing you to turn on your phone’s flashlight with one short click, toggle silent mode with a long click, and snap a photo with a double-click.

The PRESSY

The Pressy app is designed to work on all Android devices running version 2.3 and up, which should include nearly every user out there at this point. Using the app, you can assign different actions to different button sequences, instantly turning on your flashlight, taking a picture or doing pretty much anything else you phone can do. Pressy also offers an API so developers can use the button within their own apps, and comes with a keychain holster for when you want to use your headphone jack for your actual headphones.

With Pressy you can assign different actions to different button sequences, instantly turning on your flashlight, etc.

Pressy is described by its creators as the “almighty Android button,” quickly hit its $40,000 goal, raising $60,000 in its first day. With 45 days left to go, Pressy has already raised over $200,000.

Many of the “early bird” Kickstarter deals for Pressy are already sold out, but you can still grab one for as little as $17, or $20 if you want the convenient key chain holder as well. With funding in place, the Pressy team should have no issues getting the product manufactured in the 4 month time-frame they have set for themselves.

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Google Nexus 7 Gets New Update

Earlier this month we reported on a GPS glitch that affected the new Nexus 7′s ability to secure and maintain a GPS connection. As it turns out this isn’t the only issue affecting the Nexus 7 (2013). Numerous reports have come in about the multi-touch display as well. Apparently some users are experiencing issues with pinch to zoom, ghost taps and other odd behavior.

The good news is that according to Google’s Community Manager Pual Wilcox, both problems are solved by a new update, build number JSS15Q. Even better, the update has already started rolling out to folks and there have been reports that this update does in fact seem to alleviate problems relating both to GPS stability and touchscreen-related issues.

While the update should shortly be making its way to a device near you, remember that it can sometimes take as long as a few days to fully roll out to everyone. If you are really anxious to get your hands on the update, you can always check for it manually by going to Settings > About Phone > System Updates.

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iOS Beats Android In Smartphone Loyalty

iOS Beats Android In Smartphone Loyalty

A new study conducted by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) and released to AllThingsD breaks down the brand loyalty of iOS and Android device owners, revealing that Owners of iPhones like their handsets more than Android owners like theirs. Another recent study from the same analytics firm but published by Fortune breaks down Apple and Samsung’s smartphone customers by age, education and salary.

Apple and Samsung’s smartphone customers by education

Apple and Samsung’s smartphone customers by age and salary

Twenty percent of Apple's (AAPL) iPhone customers over the past year were switching from an Android phone, but only 7% of Samsung buyers had previously owned an iPhone, according to a new study released to Fortune by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners.

The CIRP report's key findings:

1. 42% of Apple's U.S. customers between July 2012 and June 2013 were upgrading from another iPhone
2. 43% of Samsung's customers had previously owned an Android phone, but not necessarily one made by Samsung
3. Samsung drew more first-time smartphone buyers upgrading from so-called feature phones (37%) than Apple did (26%)
4. Among buyers who switched brands, Apple took three times as many from Samsung (33%) as Samsung took from Apple (11%)
5. Among switchers, Samsung drew more customers from HTC, Motorola (GOOG), and Nokia (NOK), while Apple drew more from Blackberry (BBRY)

iOS Beats Android In Smartphone Loyalty

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