12.26.2014

REVIEW DOOGEE DG850 - 5" JDI Android 4.4.2 MTK6582 4-Core 3G Phone

DOOGEE DG850 - 5" JDI Android 4.4.2 MTK6582 4-Core 3G Phone


DOOGEE DG850 features a 5 inch high color saturetion sharp screen,1280*720 resolution, NTSC color values up to 84%, 17% higher than Iphone 5S, Only 1.18mm wide screen frame, when you put the DG850 in your hands images come to live.
DOOGEE DG850 Supports 3G WCDMA 900/2100MHz network. It will company you every place.
The HITMAN DG850 has built-in infrared remote control function allowing you to control your home TV, air conditioning ect.
Speedy quad core MTK6582 1.3GHz Cortex A7 CPU, promises quite fast operation speed.
13MP rear camera and dual LED flash light, multifunction like autofocus, Facial Beautification, Face Recognition, It is amazing camera phone to stay your every moment. 

Specifications:
OS: Android 4.4.2
Screen Size: 5.0"
Screen Resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels
CPU: Quad core, MTK6582 ARMv7
CPU Frequency: 1.3GHZ
ROM: 16GB
RAM: 1GB
3G: WCDMA 900MHz, WCDMA 2100MHz
2G: GSM 850MHz, GSM 900MHz, GSM 1800MHz, GSM 1900MHz
Standby: 2 SIM 2 Standby
SIM Card: Micro SIM Card
Data Transfer: GPRS, EDGE, HSPA, HSPA+
Back Camera Megapixel: Back 8.0 MP, Interpolated upto 13MP
Front Camera Megapixel: Front 5.0 MP, Interpolated 8MP
Camera Functions: 88° Wide Angle, Auto-focusing, Flashlight, Face Recognition, Continuous shot, Zero Shutter
GPS: GPS, AGPS
Sensor: Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Light Sensor
WIFI: WiFi hotspot, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0
Ports: Micro USB, 3.5mm Audio Jack, TF Card slot
Battery: 2500mAh, Built-in Battery, Lithium, One Battery
Size: 139.3 x 68.5 x 8.8mm
Net Wight: 162g (with a battery)

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12.25.2014

Linx 7 Tablet Review

Linx 7 Tablet Review: 7 Inches Tablet Powered by 133 GHz Intel Atom Z3735G Quad Core Processor

Linx 7
Linx 7 Tablet Quick Specs
Screen size: 7 inches
Display resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels
Display type: IPS
Touch screen:  Capacitive
RAM: 1 GB
Internal memory: 32 GB
Rear camera: 2 megapixel
Front camera: 2 megapixel
OS:  Windows 8.1 operating system
Processor:  1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z3735Gquad core processor   
Linx 7 Tablet Pros
Linx 7 Tablet comes with 7 inches display and the display resolution is pixels 1280 x 800 pixels. Type of display is IPS.  It is powered by 1.3 GHz quad core Intel Atom X3735G processor and is paired with 1 GB RAM.  Internal storage provided is 32 GB.  There is no facility to expand memory further.
Linx 7 tablet runs on Windows 8.1 operating system.  It comes equipped with 2 megapixel camera at rear and a 2 megapixel camera at front.    Battery under the hood is 3500 mAh battery that gives four to five hours of usage time and standby of 72 hours. Connectivity features include GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth. Body dimensions of the tablet are 109 x 9.5 x 192 mm and it weighs 280 grams.
Linx 7 tablet is one of the cheapest Windows tablets.  It comes with one year subscription to office 365.  The tablet comes with good built quality and thickness of It is only 9.5 mm.  It is a light tablet and weighs only 280 grams and is comfortable to hold.  Though the tablet has few shortcomings, It delivers decent performance.
Linx 7 Tablet Cons
Linx 7 tablet features dual cameras but both cameras are only average camera. It has 3500 mAh battery under the hood which does not give decent usage time.  The tablet does not support micro SD to expand memory. The display quality is grainy and had poor color accuracy.
 Linx 7 Tablet SIM Card Slot:   N/A
 Linx 7 Tablet Price: £80
Overall Rating of Linx 7 Tablet: 3/5
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Quantum Tablet Review


Quantum Tablet Review: 7 Inches Tablet Powered by 1.2 GHz A315 Cortex A7 Quad Core Processor


Quantum tablet
Quantum Tablet Quick Specs
Screen size: 10.1 inches
Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels
Display type: IPS
Touch screen:  Capacitive
RAM: 1 GB
Internal memory: 16 GB
Rear camera:  0.3 megapixel
Front camera:  0.3 megapixel
OS:  Android 4.4 Kitkat operating system
Processor:  1.2 GHz Cortex A7 quad coreprocessor  
Quantum Tablet Pros
Quantum Tablet comes with 10.1 inches display and the display resolution is 1024 x 600 pixels. It is powered by 1.2 GHzquad core Cortex A7 processor and is paired with 1 GB RAM.  Internal storageprovided is 16 GB.  Memory can be further expanded up to 32 GB via micro SD.
Quantum tablet runs on Android 4.4.Kitkat operating system.  It comes equipped with 0.3 megapixel camera at rear and a 0.3megapixel camera at front.    Battery under the hood is 5000 mAh battery that gives four to five hours of usage time and standby of 72 hours. Connectivity features include WiFi, Bluetooth and micro USB. Body dimensions of the tablet are 263 x 166 x 9 mm and it weighs 556 grams.
Interesting things about Quantum tablet are, it runs on the most recent version of Android 4.4.2 operating system. The tablet features powerful octa core processor. It supports WiFi and 3G connectivity via dongle.  There is facility to expand memory up to 32 GB. It supports multiple languages. One year manufacturer warranty is offered on the device. The tablet is very thin and can easily fit into a case.
Quantum Tablet Cons
Quantum tablet features dual cameras but both cameras are only average camera. It comes with 1024 x 600 pixel resolution which is very low for the 10.1 inch screen.  It has 5000 mAh battery that gives on five to five hours usage time.  Android operating systemversion cannot be upgraded.
 Quantum Tablet SIM Card Slot:   N/A
 Quantum Tablet Price: $100.89
Overall Rating of Quantum Tablet: 3/5

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11.28.2014

TinyDeal and 2200 Lumens of Cree Lighting Power

TinyDeal and 2200 Lumens of Cree Lighting Power
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11.20.2014

Download Android 4.4.2 KitKat ROM for JIAYU G4S smartphone



Download Android 4.4.2 KitKat ROM for JIAYU G4S smartphone from here or here. Download previous firmware version from here. Download another Jiayu firmware from here.

Archive name: MP_mt92_s8_g4sw_jyt_kk_wcdma_ldata_mul_
tphone_20141106-165915_songlixin_PC 
Archive file size: 486 MB
Model: JIAYU G4S (2 GB + 16 GB) smartphone
Support: Mediatek MT6592
Project: vanzo92_cwet_kk
Config_version: V1.1.2



Install ROM :
- Go into Recovery and Wipe All Data / Factory reset
- Run FlashTools
– Only if you have Android 4.2 on your SmartPhone you have to Format before (please SAVE NVRAM before)
– Only if you have Android 4.2 on your SmartPhone download also the preloader.bin e put it togheter the other files
- Select the contained MT6592_Android_scatter_emmc.txt inside ROM compressed file
- Wait file to be added into Flash Tool
- choose Option->Connection->USB->USB Speed->High Speed
- Turn off your phone, remove the battery
- Select "Download only"
- Connect your phone into the computer via USB data cable
- The process will start and various progress bar will be displayed
- At the end, a green circles will appear
- Only if you have Android 4.2 on your SmartPhone go into Recovery mode and Wipe All/Factory Reset
- You can now safely disconnect your phone and turn it on.
- Only if you have Android 4.2 on your SmartPhone you have to Restore NVRAM and reboot
- Finish!
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Could Hong Kong be the key to unlocking the Greater China app market?

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This article originally appeared on the Metaps Blog. It has been modified slightly for style.

Founded by Katsuaki Sato, Metaps is a Japanese company which specializes in maximizing app downloads and monetization. The firm also offers an online payment service, called Spike.

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Hong Kong has a population of only seven million people, on an area of only 650 square miles. Despite its limited size, Hong Kong is an app market with influence on mainland China, and is a particularly effective starting point for developers planning to expand into Asia.

Hong Kong market linked closely with Taiwan


Hong Kong is located only 500 miles from Taiwan, and the two regions share many similarities. In the case of the app market, the fact that Hong Kong and Taiwan share traditional Chinese as a common language is the most important factor.

The Hong Kong market plays an important role in the greater China region that goes beyond the top grossing performance of apps within Hong Kong itself. Given the similarities between the app markets of Hong Kong and Taiwan (the number five Google Play market in the world in terms of revenue), the two markets can be a very effective entry point for developers looking to break into and/or across Asia.

To demonstrate the similarities between the app markets of Hong Kong and Taiwan, we calculated the top performing categories on the Google Play top grossing charts for both markets, for the month of October. Hong Kong and Taiwan share the identical top five grossing categories. In a Metaps report on the Taiwan market, we indicated that due to similarities between the Taiwan and Japan Google Play charts, Taiwan offers a cost effective way of test marketing potential success in Japan. The same can also be said for Hong Kong.
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Uber aims to conquer India with smaller, cheaper UberGo

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The taxi war in India is like the ongoing world chess championship, where every smart move by Indian challenger Vishwanathan Anand is swiftly countered by Norwegian world champ Magnus Carlsen, and vice versa. US-based Uber is in a similar fight to the death with its main Indian rival Ola.

Uber today launched a third tier for India called UberGo. This costs less than UberX, which in turn is priced lower than the premium UberBlack. While the UberX uses compact sedans like the Toyota Etios, and UberBlack larger cars like the Toyota Innova, the new UberGo for India will use small hatchbacks like the Etios Liva. India is the first country where Uber is going into this segment.

This comes close on the heels of Ola testing its app with three-wheeler auto rickshaw drivers in Bangalore. Auto rickshaws – called simply “auto” in India – are what locals commonly use for short rides, and they are even more disorganized and capricious than the traditional taxi services. Although a startup called M Gaadi has pioneered bringing auto rickshaws into the fold of on-demand services, the entry of a player with deep pockets like Ola could be a gamechanger. After a US$210 million funding round from Softbank of Japan earlier this month, Ola is now the third highest funded taxi app in the world, after Uber and Lyft.

With funds like that in the bag, the focus of these high stakes players is on market expansion at all costs. The new UberGo is priced at INR 11 (US$0.18) a kilometer, which would make it more affordable than an auto rickshaw. Ola Mini is priced even lower at INR 10 (US$0.16) a kilometer, but Uber at launch is “testing the very limits of low pricing” with 35 percent off on regular fares.

Earlier this month, Uber sorted out its regulatory tangle in India over credit card payments by tying up with local mobile payments enabler Paytm whose ewallet service is now embedded in Uber. This makes Uber more widely accessible through net-banking, debit card, and even cash payments, whereas previously it was limited to credit card users who are a small minority in India.

UberGo will likewise make the taxi app available to many more of India’s 1.2 billion people. “Think quick bank runs, short trips between meetings, jaunts to the mall and the movies – now there’s an Uber for your every need,” says an Uber blog post today announcing the launch of the cheaper tier.

Now the clock is ticking for its rival, Ola. What’s the next move? We will be watching out for that closely – just as we wait and see if Vishwanathan Anand can close the one point lead that Magnus Carlsen has taken over him in the world chess championship final.
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