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Apple iPhone 5S design review.
You all came to know about lot of things about Apple’s new flagship model iPhone 5S ,which was released this month.We are taking the design aspect of the iPhone 5S much closer in this article.While the competitors of the iPhone increased the size of the screen to 4.5 to 5-inch iPhone still be at 4 inch,which makes more pocket friendly than other smartphones in the market.It only weighs 112 grams and only 7.6 millimeters thin.But from now onwards you will get iPhone in “space grey”,”silver” or “gold” colours,but the aluminium body and glass remains as in iPhone 5 except with some aluminium adging that makes iPhone 5S still one of the best designed phones.Apple still stucked with a “Retina-class” 1,136x640 resolution panel. The power button is still at the top, next to a 3.5mm audio jack. The volume buttons and mute switch are still on the side and the Lightning connector is still found at the bottom .
The only new physical addition to the iPhone 5S is the TouchID ring made from laser-cut sapphire crystal,built into the home button. The surface of the button directs the image of your finger to a capacitive touch sensor, which reads beneath the outer layers of your skin to get a detailed print. Surrounding the button is a stainless steel ring that detects your finger, wakes the sensor, and improves the signal-to-noise ratio. Software then reads the ridges of your print and finds the match to unlock your phone.
Even though Apple stuck with 8 mega-pixel camera,they added state-of-art sensor which allows the individual pixels to get larger. So iPhone 5s has an all-new 8MP sensor. One that’s 15 percent larger than before, with pixels measuring 1.5 microns. We also increased the aperture to ƒ/2.2. All that adds up to 33 percent greater light sensitivity,which gives you better,brighter images with even more accurate colours.The new True Tone flash(that’s what Apple calls it) which consists of one cool white flash and a second warmer amber LED that automatically adjusts depending on lighting conditions for the best picture. Image stabilization and best shot selection are both automatic. There's also a burst shot mode and 120fps slow motion video recording at 720p, along with the new filters found in iOS7.
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Hike Free Messaging App for Android Users: Review
Specialty of hike
· Once you download the application, you can chat with any of your friends for free. Hike to hike messaging is free, always, worldwide.
· We've also built in FREE hike to non-hike SMS. So if your friends aren't on hike you can still message them. And better yet, for free! Free SMS can only be sent to India.
· Invite anyone & everyone via SMS for FREE.
· Create a group chat with friends and family on hike and also with those who aren't on hike via Free hike SMS. All in one group!
· You can send photos videos and more to friends on hike and also those who aren't on hike via Free hike SMS!
· Hike is super fast. With sent, delivered, read and typing notifications, it feels like you're having a chat with someone in person.
· We've spent countless hours making hike a gorgeously simple app. Messaging has never been simpler and we mean it.
· Just like SMS, hike works with your phone number and integrates flawlessly with your existing phone address book. It’s that simple.
· There no more confusion about logging in and logging out. With hike you're ALWAYS CONNECTED.
· With hike you never need to add "buddies". Your Address Book is used to automatically connect you with your friends and family. You can message all your friends, even those who aren’t on hike.
· We did say it was 'Fun, free messaging for life'. Hike has some awesome emoticons that you can share with friends. You've never seen more emotional and funnier emoticons!
· Just in case your phones off, hike saves your messages offline until you turn your phone on again.
· The app can now be stored on the SD Card!
· Messages on hike are now encrypted over Wi-Fi.
· Tap on a friends profile picture to enlarge it.
· Share your location with friends.
This app can download from the Google play store.
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Review about world’s first spots focused app from BBC
The main feature is living the sport news, video highlights, scores stats, fixtures and results. For making this app useful they include top stories across the world sport in its home page. Not finished, they develop separate pages for each sport including Football, Formula 1, Cricket, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Tennis, Golf and all type of sports.
By developing this app BBC aim that now the total view to their sports portal is very high, from there they understand phones are the next steps to get more viewers. But for making this app useful users need a 3G or Wi-Fi connection is required in order to access content.
But from the users review about this app it seems they need to improve a lot. Users rate it as 2 starts because from the users experience. They said that it seems to be very poor in design. And quite slow to load. The main problem is founded on the app is that it took 1- 3 mints to catch up the live score update. A user Harin Kerai says “You get all the same content from the Web. You need network or wife to use the app. Why can't u save the articles for reading whilst your underground. Also live scores are hardly live. I mean just now I tested it. Ac Milan scored past barca and it took the app just over 3 mints to catch up.”
But some of the users share that this apps is helpful because it avoiding loading of websites. But they suggested that it should improve the design and can give more importance for specific features. Till now they can’t find anything special or specific from the websites. What you think? You can also share your thoughts throw commands.
Flipkart: India’s largest online shopping solution for buying mobiles and accessories - review
In 2012 Flipkart become India's second largest e-retailer in electronics. Flipkart has bought the company for an estimated US$25 million. Letsbuy.com had been closed down and all the traffic of Lets buy is diverted to Flipkart. Initially funded by the Bansals themselves with Rs.400,000, Flipkart has raised funding from venture capital funds Accel India in 2009 and Tiger Global (US$10 million in 2010 and US$20 million in June 2011). Flipkart.com, on August 24, 2012 announced the completion of its 4th round of $150 million funding from MIH (part of Naspers Group) and ICONIQ Capital.
The company is expanding its courier service network to deliver products quickly, and to extend the COD option to most of the Indian parts as well. Recently the company started "Flipkart self delivery" to offer faster shipping times. With the new delivery system customers can now track their orders in real time in Flipkart's website itself.
Their special features are cash on delivery and a 30-day replacement policy, EMI options and free shipping for the purchase of Rs 300 and above. There is special team to work round the clock to personally make sure the packages reach on time. At present Flipkart contains various categories of products including movies, music, games, mobiles, cameras, computers, healthcare and personal products, home appliances and electronics, stationery, perfumes, toys, apparels, shoes – and still counting!
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Now we can make call using Facebook messenger app
But this new feature is currently available to iPhones on US. And also this feature will work only works if both the caller and the recipient have Facebook Messenger app installed on their phone.
While the feature is definitely good news for Facebook users who use the app, Facebook make available this feature using data networks. What you think can you use this feature in future, you can share what you think using the command section. And also take a look at the video demonstration for this feature.
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Pixate release a framework for designing mobile Apps with CSS
Today, mobile design is very image-focused, explains company co-founder Paul Colton. “Graphic designers have to do everything with graphics and images, so there are often hundreds if not thousands of images required [in mobile apps],” he explains. “It’s more that it’s a huge burden – a change in the UI requires that a new image be created that has to be added into the project, and the app has to be rebuilt. It’s a much more tedious process.”
With Pixate, the designer can just focus on editing stylesheets, which can be independent from the project itself. The framework has two big pieces: the CSS for styling apps and a vector-scalable graphics engine behind the scenes. The technology can be integrated into an existing mobile app via an SDK.
Pixate is initially available for iOS applications, including those built using the usual tools (Xcode), as well as a few others which are popular among developers such as Ruby Motion, Xamarin’s MonoTouch, and of course, Appcelerator Titanium.
You can know more about this frame work from Pixate.
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