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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Sonys next generation Xperia Z2 Tablet gets sanctioned
It was an announcement of a large slate that came in after the firms 2014 front runner smartphone, the Xperia Z2, reported previously. The new unit from the company will take its name from the current Xperia fleet, named the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet.
The new slate of Sony is spill and dust proof, where is said to be the worlds first slimmest and lightest water resistant tablet, measuring only 6.4 millimeters in thickness. The design of the new Xperia Z2 Tablet mainly consists panels of scratch repellent glass on either sides, making it glaze at every position.
Other internal and technical specifications include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor and Krait 400 cores, clocked at 2.3GHz, an Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), 10.1-inches Full High Definition screen of 1080 pixels resolution, accompanying Sonys TRILUMINOS display tech with Live Color LED and X-Reality mobile picture engine, 16 gigabytes of internal mass storage (expandable via microSD card slot), three gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), 8.1 megapixels primary shooter on the back, powered with an Exmor RS sensor, two megapixels front facing camera, both capable of capturing video footages at 1080p, Bluetooth 4.0, Near Field Communication (NFC) and 4G LTE network support highlights from the connectivity department, a 6,000mAh juice of battery and runs on Androids version 4.4 KitKat with Sonys UI out of the box. The slate will pack in Black and White color options, where shipping is scheduled for March.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
LG isai FL leaks again this time in Pink and specs gets revealed
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This past Wednesday we got a glimpse of the above device for the first time, where today too, evleaks from Twitter has the upcoming smartphone in a new flavor. The yet to go official phablet, isai FL for Japanese carrier au by KDDI from the South Korean consumer electronics manufacturer LG again gets captured and leaked in a new Press render, this time in Pink color option. Unlike last time, its not just the phone we have to show you, but also the upcoming handsets internal specification details.
According to evleaks, the new phone from LG will sport a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor clocked at 2.5GHz, 5.5-inches Ultra High Definition LCD screen, rumors suggests us about a 2K 2560 x 1440 resolutions kind, 32 gigabytes of internal mass storage option (expandable via microSD card slot), two gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), packing in a 3,000mAh powered battery and running Androids version 4.4 KitKat out of the box. The new LG made isai FL is also said to feature IPX7-certifications, meaning the unannounced Japanese exclusive phone will be water resistant. Following LGs past flagships design code, this new phone too rocks its volume up and down buttons on the back, right under the camera, a doubtful fingerprint reader left to the volume keys, with really thin overall bezels on the front and on screen virtual navigation buttons. We still lack any information on the upcoming phablets availability and pricing details, but will see the device go official in White, Blue and Pink color options.
Source: evleaks (Twitter)
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Prevention Measures Before Your Computer Gets Infected
There is nothing wrong with taking less than adequate measures to prevent a bigger damage to anything you treasure if you have financial or other constraints, as long as this is done temporarily over a short time. Similar reasoning applies when it comes to computer security threats.
Unfortunately some (if not most) computer users tend to forget this. They search on the internet for free computer security software which they dump into their computers and hope for the best. Most of the free software developers consistently forget to inform the downloaders of the inadequacies of their software – and they are many and significant!
A simple search for free anti-spyware programs on any search engine yields significant results. If we exclude genuine beta-software from these results, almost all of these anti-spyware programs operate on the principle – “Get infected first, then call us”. In other words these programs are reactive. They scan and destroy spyware as it’s found in the user’s computer. The real downside of these programs is that they offer no real-time protection. Are you surprised? Maybe you’ve forgotten that “there’s no such thing as a free lunch!”
The big computer security software developers spend millions of dollars every year developing products that can quickly detect and destroy new computer security threats like spyware, adware, viruses, hacking techniques, Trojans, worms keyloggers etc...
Do you think the developers of free computer security software inject millions of dollars in order to bring users of their software regular software updates? I think not!
Computer security software is such a critical purchase that I think one should actually buy the software before bringing home a new PC!The most critical software that you should have in you PC is:1. Firewall:
To protect your PC from hackers and internal malware that maybe trying to “phone home”.2. Spyware/Adware:
To detect the “ETs” that are “phoning home” from your PC, endangering your sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive information. These programs also use lots of your critical computer resources. That’s why your computer is slow and crashing lately!3. Anti-virus Software:
These can either completely wipe out your critical data or render it or your computer useless. The most dangerous thing is that you may end up (unaware!) being a source of the virus (e.g. through email or infected website pages).Here are common-sense measures you can take to protect your PC:1. E-mail – Avoid replying to chain letters. Also be very careful of image attachment. Hackers attach malicious JavaScript codes on these.2. Regularly update your anti-virus definitions by running the update function of your security software.3. Before buying a computer security software or package make sure that it offers regular updates to keep up with new viruses, adware, spyware and other computer security threats.Final Thoughts:
I want to repeat what I said at the beginning of this article: There is nothing wrong in taking temporary security measures as far as your computer security is concerned (i.e. using free software/downloads). What is wrong is forgetting that the measure was supposed to be over a temporary period in the first place.
Unfortunately some (if not most) computer users tend to forget this. They search on the internet for free computer security software which they dump into their computers and hope for the best. Most of the free software developers consistently forget to inform the downloaders of the inadequacies of their software – and they are many and significant!
A simple search for free anti-spyware programs on any search engine yields significant results. If we exclude genuine beta-software from these results, almost all of these anti-spyware programs operate on the principle – “Get infected first, then call us”. In other words these programs are reactive. They scan and destroy spyware as it’s found in the user’s computer. The real downside of these programs is that they offer no real-time protection. Are you surprised? Maybe you’ve forgotten that “there’s no such thing as a free lunch!”
The big computer security software developers spend millions of dollars every year developing products that can quickly detect and destroy new computer security threats like spyware, adware, viruses, hacking techniques, Trojans, worms keyloggers etc...
Do you think the developers of free computer security software inject millions of dollars in order to bring users of their software regular software updates? I think not!
Computer security software is such a critical purchase that I think one should actually buy the software before bringing home a new PC!The most critical software that you should have in you PC is:1. Firewall:
To protect your PC from hackers and internal malware that maybe trying to “phone home”.2. Spyware/Adware:
To detect the “ETs” that are “phoning home” from your PC, endangering your sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive information. These programs also use lots of your critical computer resources. That’s why your computer is slow and crashing lately!3. Anti-virus Software:
These can either completely wipe out your critical data or render it or your computer useless. The most dangerous thing is that you may end up (unaware!) being a source of the virus (e.g. through email or infected website pages).Here are common-sense measures you can take to protect your PC:1. E-mail – Avoid replying to chain letters. Also be very careful of image attachment. Hackers attach malicious JavaScript codes on these.2. Regularly update your anti-virus definitions by running the update function of your security software.3. Before buying a computer security software or package make sure that it offers regular updates to keep up with new viruses, adware, spyware and other computer security threats.Final Thoughts:
I want to repeat what I said at the beginning of this article: There is nothing wrong in taking temporary security measures as far as your computer security is concerned (i.e. using free software/downloads). What is wrong is forgetting that the measure was supposed to be over a temporary period in the first place.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Gionee Pioneer P4 specification details gets revealed
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The Gionee Pioneer P4 gets listed on the Gionees Indian website before it officially gets launched. We have got the specifications of the device. The Gionee Pioneer P4 will pack a Quad-Core processor of MediaTek MT6582 kind.
The handset will come out of the box with a Quad-Core SoC clocked at 1.3GHz, 4.5-inches screen with the resolution of 854 x 480 display, eight gigs of internal memory (expandable up to 32GB via microSD card slot), a gigabyte of Random Access Memory, five megapixels primary camera with LED flash capable of recording HD videos and two megapixels front-facing camera, 1,800mAh powered battery and runs Androids version 4.2 Jelly Bean.
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The device is 9.05 mm thick and weighs 128.7 grams and supports dual-SIM capabilities. For connectivity it supports WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, FM-Radio and 3G. There is no information about the availability of the smartphone and it is expected to cost around US Dollar 160.
Source: Gizchina
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