Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Android 4.4.1 kommt in den nächsten Tagen


Schon in den nächsten Tagen soll es soweit sein und eine neue Android Version verfügbar sein. Dabei handelt es sich um Android 4.4.1. Das will jedenfalls der Insider Footballer erfahren haben. Angeblich soll das HTC One Google Play Edition das erste Modell sein, welches das Android 4.4.1 Update erhält. Schwer zu glauben, da als erstes mit Sicherheit die Nexus Devices, auf jeden Fall aber das Nexus 5, damit bestückt werden. Und erst dann kann ich mir vorstellen, dass das HTC One Google Play Edition Android 4.4.1 Update kommen wird.

Knapp einen Monat nach dem Android 4.4 Release soll nun in den nächsten Tagen bereits eine neue Android Version erscheinen. Bei Android 4.4.1 handelt es sich wahrscheinlich um eine Bugfix-Sammlung. Noch ist aber schwer zu sagen, welche Bugs damit gefixt werden sollen. Denn größere Fehler sind bislang nicht aufgetreten. Vielleicht schraubt Google ja bei Android 4.4.1 noch einmal an der Performance-Schraube?
Android 4.4.1 kommt in den nächsten Tagen  

Thursday, 10 October 2013

Search by image and new Chrome for Android gestures


If you use Chrome, you might notice we’re always making small adjustments to simplify and streamline your browsing experience. Starting this week, all Chrome users will be able to search by image and Chrome for Android users get some new gestures to quickly navigate open tabs and access the menu.
  • Swipe horizontally across the top toolbar to quickly switch tabs.
  • Drag vertically down from the toolbar to enter into the tab switcher view. 
  • Drag down from the menu to open the menu and select the item you want without having to lift your finger.
Search by image and new Chrome for Android gestures 

Friday, 4 October 2013

Smartwatches: Staying power or fleeting technology

While several companies are jumping on the smartwatch bandwagon, it’s not clear who exactly is buying these wearable picture-taking, texting, time-telling machines. Or, for that matter, if this wearable fad is here to stay.
A study released Thursday by consumer analytics firm On Device Research and telecoms analyst firm CCS Insight shows that many people have heard of smartwatches and other wearable technology, but ownership is still fairly low. The study’s data is based on a survey of more than 1,500 smartphone owners in the US and UK.
 Smartwatches: Staying power or fleeting technology

Tuesday, 24 September 2013

Quickoffice For Android & iOS Goes Free; Offers 10GB Of Extra Google Drive Storage


Smartphones these days can handle so much more than making phone calls. If you often feel the need to view or edit Microsoft Office documents on the go, then today brings exciting news; Google is now offering its cloud-based Quickoffice app for iOS and Android – which was previously being sold for $14.99 at both the App Store and Play Store – completely free of cost. The app enables you to access Office documents straight from your mobile device, and allows editing Word files, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations, as well as uploading these files to your Google Drive account.
The news comes after Apple made its iWork apps free for all users who are buying new Apple iDevices. Clearly a counterattack by Google against their strategy, and one with additional benefits. The app has no device-restrictions to speak of, looks pretty fantastic and comes packaged with loads of useful features including an extra 10GB worth of Google Drive space. Let’s take a closer look at the app after the break.

Quickoffice For Android & iOS Goes Free; Offers 10GB Of Extra Google Drive Storage

Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Download Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 Firmwares [Android 4.1.1 - Android 4.1.2]

Samsung Galaxy S3

This page contains the download links of all of the firmwares of Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 which were released so far. We’ll be updating the checklist as quickly as new updates are pushed. Please keep in mind to download and flash the firmware that is relevant on your system only. Flashing incorrect firmware might cause issues and we do not declare any responsibility on your insanity. In case you have any bother in downloading the firmware, be happy to drop within the remark section and we’ll attempt to get back to you asap.
The new firmwares will be added in an ascending order so you don’t have to keep trying to find the newest firmware in your device. The newest firmware can be accessible on the highest so its simple to test the date and go forward with the download. We’ll be making some guides on how you can root galaxy s3 and how one can flash stock roms in your samsung galaxy s3.

Download Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 Firmwares [Android 4.1.1 - Android 4.1.2]


Thursday, 12 September 2013

Artificial muscles could allow robots to lift 80 times their own weight


It's a classic science fiction scene: an android is injured and its human-like exterior is laid bare to reveal the metallic gears and cables of its true mechanical nature. The future is, unsurprisingly, not likely to match this scenario as our ability to mimic biology with innovations like artificial muscles improves. The latest breakthrough in this field comes from the National University of Singapore’s Faculty of Engineering where researchers have developed a “robotic” muscle that extends like real muscle tissue to five times its original length, has the potential to lift 80 times its own weight and holds out the promise of smaller, stronger robots capable of more refined movements.

Artificial muscles could allow robots to lift 80 times their own weight

Thursday, 5 September 2013

Samsung GALAXY S3 Android 4.3 Update für Oktober bestätigt


Gestern war für Samsung ein wichtiger Tag, neben dem neuen Samsung GALAXY Note 3 wurde auch die Samsung GALAXY Gear Smartwatch offiziell vorgestellt. Doch nicht nur von der Hardware-Front gibt es Neuigkeiten zu vermelden. Gestern nun wurde gegenüber den Jungs von Engadget bestätigt, dass das Samsung GALAXY S3 Android 4.3 Update und auch das Android 4.3 Update für das Samsung GALAXY S4 im Oktober ausgerollt werden wird.

Schon eine ganze weile warten die User des Samsung GALAXY S4 und auch des Samsung GALAXY S3 auf das Android 4.3 Update. Während man sich beim Flaggschiff sicher sein konnte, dass es nicht mehr lange dauern würde, haben die User des GALAXY S3 doch schon eine andere Leidensgeschichte hinter sich. Das letztjährige Flaggschiff ist nämlich noch mit Android 4.2.1 unterwegs. Und auf das android 4.2.2 Update wartete man vergebens.

Samsung GALAXY S3 Android 4.3 Update für Oktober bestätigt

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

Top Android Smartphones


The current smartphone market is dominated with Android devices more than ever because of its open-source nature, which has led to the arrival of highly competitive and innovative products from the manufacturers. And the productivity of the Android smartphones is continually improving with the access to huge number of supported apps (games, books and movies too) available on Google Play Store.
The rankings for Android smartphones on our website are based on the ReviewGist Score  - which combines ratings from expert reviewers from around the web to give you a single quality score from 1 to 100. Further we narrowed down the selection to some of the latest Android smartphones which have been top rated by many authentic review sources around the web.

Monday, 2 September 2013

New Gestures in Chrome for Android


One of the most annoying features in Chrome for Android has been finally removed in the latest beta release: swiping from the edge of the screen to switch tabs. It's very easy to trigger this gesture accidentally when you open desktop sites and some sites use similar gestures (Google Image Search).

Google replaced it with a gesture that's less error-prone: "swipe horizontally across the top toolbar to quickly switch tabs". It's hard to this accidentally when browsing the web. Google added other gestures: "Drag vertically down from the toolbar to enter into the tab switcher view. And drag down from the menu to open the menu and select the item you want without having to lift your finger. Zoom into your preferred magnification on any desktop web site by double tapping on the page and swiping your finger up-down without lifting it."

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Thursday, 29 August 2013

Android VP Hugo Barra leaves Google, joins Chinese phone maker Xiaomi



Update: We have received a statement from Google that confirms Hugo Barra's departure:
"We wish Hugo Barra the best. We'll miss him at Google and we're excited that he is staying within the Android ecosystem."
Update 2: Barra's taken to Google+ to announce that he will indeed be joining Xiaomi as VP Global in a few weeks. We've added his blog post after the break and have updated the post to reflect the confirmation. Xiaomi has also confirmed the appointment.
Barely a month after he was showing off Google's new Nexus 7 tablet Hugo Barra is departing to join Xiaomi, according to AllThingsD. Part of Google since March 2008, as the Vice President of product management for Android he's been a regular face to anyone that's watched Google I/O events and Nexus product launches over the past few years. With his exit Barra follows Android creator Andy Rubin, who stepped away from the Android team three months earlier. It's a huge score for Xiaomi, a company that goes from strength to strength in China, with smartphones that run on a heavily customized (and customizable) Android ROM. The company's also dabbled in smart TV boxes, which could make for a very familiar role for a former Googler. According to Xiaomi, he will be in charge of steering the company's global expansion starting in October.

Wednesday, 28 August 2013

Smartphone Controlled 40$ Hex Nanocopter

 
This tiny Hex nanocopter has been created by Benjamin Black and his team which brings a the world’s first personalised smartphone controlled nanocopter to users starting for just $40.

These kits contain an open source Hex nanocopter made by a community of makers from around the world and also the world’s first consumer electronic product that uses 3D printing technology enabling users to customise their craft.

This project is currently over on the Kickstarter website looking to raise enough pledges to make the jump from concept to production. So if you think Hex nanocopter is something you could benefit from, visit the Kickstarter website now to make a pledge and help Hex nanocopter become a reality.

 Smartphone Controlled 40$ Hex Nanocopter