Friday 13 February 2015

Samsung Galaxy A3 Full review

The Samsung Galaxy A3 is the junior member of the company's new metal-clad lineup.And it's not all about the looks - with LTE and Super AMOLED available across the range, the Samsung Galaxy A3 has the same 64-bit chipset as the A5 and the same high-res front camera as the A7. Most of the other specs are of course duly toned down but the A3 is a pretty credible midrange package on its own.
It comes in single and dual-SIM flavors, which is a popular combo in the midrange - but does well to offer cat. 4 LTE on both.
The high-resolution selfie camera is still quite a novelty for Samsung - the A3 is among the few very recent phones to have one.
A Super AMOLED screen of qHD resolution and a 4.5" diagonal and a Snapdragon 410 chipset under the hood are looking competitive enough.
So far so good. Samsung needs a strong start into 2015 after ending 2014 on a low note.
The Alpha bloodline will be Samsung's trump card in the midrange and the Galaxy A3 will soon be joined by its bigger, better-equipped siblings.
But here and now, the Galaxy A3 will be keen to prove it has enough to offer.

Main Features 

  • Distinct Dual-SIM model (1GB RAM) and LTE model (1.5GB RAM, NFC, Cat. 4 LTE) available
  • 4.5" qHD Super AMOLED touchscreen, 245ppi, with Corning Gorilla Glass 4 and an ambient light sensor
  • Android 4.4.4 KitKat with TouchWiz
  • Snapdragon 410 chipset, quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A53, Adreno 306 GPU
  • 8MP auto-focus camera, LED flash
  • 5MP front-facing camera with 1080p@30fps video recording
  • 16GB storage, microSD card slot (up to 64GB)
  • Wi-Fi b/g/n; Bluetooth 4.0; ANT+; GPS/GLONASS receiver
  • Active noise cancellation via a dedicated mic
  • 1,900mAh Li-Ion non-removable battery
  • Slim bezels and great screen-to-body ratio

Disadvantages (cons)

  • On the pricey side at launch
  • Relatively low resolution display
  • Non-removable battery
  • Dual SIM model has less RAM than the single-SIM model and no NFC
  • The second SIM slot on the Dual SIM model doubles as a microSD slot, so you can only use it with a SIM card or a microSD card, but not both simultaneously
Where the Galaxy A3 comes short is display resolution. However, the Super AMOLED display should make up for the relatively low fidelity with great contrast and punchy colors.
The Snapdragon 410 chip, which isn't going to break the sound barrier, but is of the new 64-bit generation and won't be dealing with too much stress considering the screen resolution. It packs enough oomph for a midranger and things will only get better when Samsung are done with the Android 5.0 Lollipop update.

Friday 23 January 2015

Moto G 2 generation official Lollipop Update

Wednesday 24 December 2014

Sennheiser HD 180 Headphones Review


Let’s start with the physical overview.it has a big sennheiser
 branding on the top logos on the earcups and just the left and right indicator.So this headphones are overear type and they sits over your ears not on your ears.The earcups are ovel shaped and they are pretty big.they just tilt a bit not foldable so they are not so portable you have to carry them around in a headphone bag because they can be breaked if you put pressure on it.They are fully made of plastic. the cushions are really comfortabe and they covers your full ears it has this nice little cushions on the headband also.sound is also pretty good.sound leaks a bit but not that much.bass is also good and the volume is also high.it supports 21 - 18,000 Hz sound frequency responce.so that’s a good thing.it uses the 3 and half mm headphone jack which is very usual and can be connected on most of the devices it also comes with the 6 and a half mm headphone jack So if you wanna connect your headphones directly to your amplifier.The cord is really long so if you wanna use them on your pc then go ahed but if you are going to use them on your phone then you will need to fold the cord a bit, and the cord easily gets tangled.but if you are comfortable with big headphones and the big cord I would recomand.

Tuesday 23 December 2014

How to remove password from Windows 8 and 8.1

So if you are rocking windows 8.1 on your PC and bored of entering password every time you start your PC then this post will help you.
This method will not remove your password but it will log in for you every time you boot up.

Follow the steps:
Open run and type in control userpasswords2 and hit ok.


Now a dialogbox will open like this.

Now uncheck user must enter username and password to use this computer and hit ok.You're Done.


Enjoy:)

Monday 8 December 2014

How to recover deleted files

Hi guys!Today i'm gonna show you how to recover deleted files on windows.

If you have deleted files and didn't deleted them from recycle bin you can easily restore them by clicking restore button.But if you have cleared the recycle bin and want that files back so this is for you.For that there is a software called RECUVA but it can recover the earlier files which were deleted about a week ago.

Go to filehippo.com which is a great site to download software and search for recuva.


Download the recuva software.install it and run it.


After that do not click the next button it's for automatic wizard hit the cancel button.


Now select the drive from where you had deleted the files.You can also recover files of your pen drive for that your pen drive have to be connected and after selecting the drive you have to hit the scan button and it will show you that which files are recoverable.


Files which are in green dots are recoverable and the red one are unrecoverable.Check the files that you want to recover and hit the recover button.after that it will ask you for selecting the drive where you want to recover your files.


select the drive and recover your files.The files will take time as per their size.

There is a software for Mac TIMEMACHINE and it works properly.

ENJOY!

Friday 5 December 2014

How To Speed up Android Kitkat

If you are rocking android kitkat on your android phone then I think this will make your phone faster then before.

To speed up your android you have to change your runtime of android.and for that follow the steps.

If you have not unlocked your developer options then follow this steps

Go to your android's settings>About phone and find your build number and tap on that for 5 to 7 time simultaneously until it says that you are a developer now.

Then go back and you will see a new option developer option.Get into that and in that you will see a option android runtime open that and you will see two runtimes DALVIK and ART.

It will be default on DALVIK change it to ART and it will ask you restart your phone hit ok and sit back for 5 to 10 minutes.
There you go.

Enjoy:)