09.Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Release Date, Specs Rumors: All-Metallic Curved Body with Aluminum Edge Seen

Although Samsung has not yet made any official announcement on the impending release of its Galaxy Note 5, mobile blogs and websites are churning out details on what the new phablet will look like in terms of size, resolution, processor and other details.

It is rumored that Samsung will release Galaxy Note 5 in time for the IFA trade show for consumer electronics slated on Sept. 4 to 9 in Berlin, Germany just like when it released the Galaxy Note 4 last September.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 sports a 5.7-inch Super AMOLED display with Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 and Exynos 5433 chipsets.

According to the blog Note5US.com, Samsung Galaxy Note 5 will likely have a 5.9-inch 4K Super AMOLED display with 600+ ppi and a 4GB RAM.







Internal storage will range from 16GB to 64GB that can be expanded to 128GB.

Galaxy Note 5 will also have an aluminum edge with an all-metallic curved body that will feature water resistance, the source said.

It also claimed that the upcoming device will have an Octa core processor clocked at 2.9Ghz with a 64-bit architecture.

"Finger print sensor and retina scanner is more than likely to be included," the blog said.

Galaxy Note 5 is said to have an 19 megapixel camera with 4K recording capability and a 5 megapixel front-facing camera.

Another blog, Gizbot, said the Galaxy Note 5 will have Snapdragon Qualcomm 808 chipset with an Octa Core 2.9 GHz CPU.

The Galaxy Note 5 is expected to be released in September in many countries including the U.S., U.K., India, Australia, Japan and Russia.

As to the price of Galaxy Note 5, it is speculated that it will cost between $800 to $1,000.




Source:
http://www.christiantimes.com/article/samsung.galaxy.note.5.release.date.specs.rumors.all.metallic.curved.body.with.aluminum.edge.seen/51133.htm

5 Tricks That Boost Your iPhone 6's Camera

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus cameras comfortably rank as two of the best in the smartphone industry, according to analysts – as well as Forbes’ review team. But they’re limited if you want to consider doing something out of the ordinary – say, for example, printing out your favourite pictures immediately.





Of course, no one expects Apple AAPL +1.89%, or any other manufacturer to build this type of functionality into a smartphone. That’s what the booming third party accessories industry is for, to solve problems you never knew you had and enhance your mobile experience.






One area that startups are keen to add to is the iPhone’s camera, with endless accessories hitting the market and popping-up on crowdfunding sites. Some are excellent, some not so excellent. Some are innovative, some are tacky accessory tat. The list below, fortunately, is all about the former and not the latter. Here I’ve rounded up some of my favourite innovative tech projects and accessories for the iPhone 6’s camera.

Image credit: Jay McGregor



Source:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jaymcgregor/2015/01/29/top-5-iphone-6-camera-accessories/

Quick fix for the Nexus 5 frequent restart issue or related issues after Android upgrade

If you have upgraded your phone from android kitkat to lollipop recently, there are chances that your Nexus 5 runs into issues like restart on its own every now & then and its a restart loop most of the times. Another issue can be, the power button gets over sensitive, even touching the button lightly switches off your device.






I had the same issues and my nexus was already out of warranty, so there was no way to get it replaced by the google. I had to go through a lot of tips, tricks, support & fixes until i finally got the issue fixed.
Before i performed the upgrade to android 5.0, i had all these applications like CM security, Clean master, True Caller installed and running fine on my android kitkat. But soon after the upgrade, my nexus started acting erratically.

Source:
http://www.coolcoder.in/2015/01/quick-fix-for-nexus-5-frequent-restart.html