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How to generate a kernel log after random reboot

Once in a while, a software bug in the kernel will cause a random reboot, so in order to help kernel developers to fix and troubleshoot the reboots, a kernel log need to be submitted to the developer for further analysis and hopefully lead to a bug fix.

Most Android kernels have "RAM Consoles" to save the necessary kernel logs immediately after reboot in the RAM.  The users can then retrieve this RAM log on a subsequent reboot to submit to kernel developers. Here is a quick tour on how to do that.


[ Using ADB ]
  1. adb shell
  2. su
  3. cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
  4. exit
  5. exit
  6. adb pull /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
File last_kmsg.txt will be located in the same location as adb.exe executable.


[ Using android terminal app ]
  1. su
  2. cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
  3. exit
  4. exit
  5. adb pull /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
File last_kmsg.txt will be located on your SD-card.


[ Using Root Explorer / ES Explorer with Root ]
  1. go to /proc folder
  2. copy last_kmsg to /sdcard/
  3. rename last_kmsg to last_kmsg.txt
File last_kmsg.txt will be located on your SD-card.

The best method to share the last_kmsg.txt content is to upload it to pastebin.com and send a link to the developer.

Source: faux123 (Google +)

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What̢۪s new in 2014 a year of technology

What’s new in 2014...
Have we reached the point of diminishing returns?

With 2013 now behind us, I want to look back upon the past year and analyse the technology we saw, as well as speculate upon what we are likely to see this year. I think 2013 was a relatively disappointing year for mobile phones, however 2014 looks more promising.

Displays of 2013

For many, 2013 will be known as ‘the year of 1080p screens’, as almost every flagship model incorporated these high resolution displays at the cost of battery life and overall fluidity. This meant that overall performance seemed stagnated in general operations, with the HTC One X rarely under performing to the HTC One, except in gaming performance. 

However, the benefits of a 1080p screen as compared to a lower resolution are noticeable to most and definitely offer an improved experience, resulting in less eyestrain and the ability to browse the web more elegantly. Of course, not every 1080p screen is equal. We saw improvements in colour reproduction, brightness and touch sensitivity in 2013, as well as advancements in technologies like AMOLED. With Apple retaining it’s sub-720p display on the iPhone 5S, many agreed that this was subpar and that this will need to be improved upon in 2014, else market share will suffer. The Xperia Z was widely criticised for its poor viewing angles, resulting in poor sales despite otherwise quality hardware. This shows the great importance of a quality screen in the current market. Display size in 2013 saw a huge increase from previous years. In 2010 for instance, the display of the iPhone 4 at 3.5 inches was considered large. By 2011, the Galaxy S2 had upped this to a 4.2” screen, and in 2012 the Galaxy S3 was released with an even larger 4.8” screen. 2013 can be known as the ‘phablet year’, with a large number of phones released with a screen size larger than 5 inches. This is a trend on the rise and I believe that in 2014, any screen with a size less than 5” will be regarded as ‘small’.

Displays of 2014

In 2014, many smartphones are rumoured to be incorporating WQHD screens, with a resolution of 2560 x 1440. This is a resolution higher than most laptops on the market and seems to be overkill for a screen so small. The benefits of 1080p were visible, but with another resolution jump, the impacts on performance and battery life dont seem justified. A 1080p screen seems pin sharp and any higher may truly be more pixels than the eye can distinguish. This year in the television industry, there will be a major focus on OLED displays, due to their superior black levels, brighter whites and fast refresh rates. However, in the mobile industry I believe that LCD will still dominate, due to a cheaper cost and advancing technologies allowing for higher resolutions on a thinner screen. Only Samsung and Nokia are currently utilising OLED screens and while they are praised for their colour saturation and black levels, many argue that the colour is not reproduced accurately and that the Pentile matrix of Samsung’s latest screens means that they are not at true 1080p. OLED displays also commonly have a tint, resulting in darker, less pure whites. The S4 for instance has a clear blue/green tint when compared to the HTC One which uses an LCD. To conclude, I believe that in 2014, 1080p will be the standard resolution for most phones, with a few rising to 2560 x 1440. The benefits of this are yet to be determined. Screen sizes in 2014 will be 5” or above for flagship devices, with the Galaxy Note series increasing to around 5.9”.


Batteries of 2013

In any portable device, battery life is a major concern and in mobile phones, this has an even greater importance. Over the past few years, battery life hasnt really improved. This isnt due to the non advancement of battery technology, but more due to the increased power usage of components in phones, with the latest screens and SoCs using more power than they did a couple of years ago. This creates the illusion that the batteries used are exactly the same as those used in 2011, while really they are advancing at a steady pace. For example, the HTC Desire (was one of the highest rated phones of 2010) utilised a 1400 MaH battery, while the HTC One uses a 2300 MaH battery. With 900 MaH extra capacity, the HTC One should have greatly improved battery life, while in reality it is not much different. This is because of the more power hungry components. One anomaly in 2013 was the iPhone 5S, which uses a 1570 MaH battery. This is far lower than other flagship phones on the market yet still manages to provide a days usage. This is due to the less demanding processor, as well as software optimisation in the closed Apple ecosystem. The drawback of current batteries is that they are still too large. To include a large 3,200 MaH battery such as the one found in the Galaxy Note 3 requires… you guessed it, a phone the size of a Galaxy Note 3. This means that phones cannot continue to get much thinner with the current generation of batteries, else battery life will suffer. 

Batteries of 2014

Phones released in 2014 will have a healthy bump in MaH as compared to 2013, however we shouldnt expect to see a noticeable difference in usage times, due to the impending release of WQHD displays and even beefier processors. I believe MaH will hover around the 3000 MaH range for flagships this year, with phablets potentially pushing towards the 4000 MaH mark. A day of solid usage can be expected. One thing that split opinions in 2013 was the issue of the removable battery. It was argued that it was required in order to switch batteries when the original had lost charge through age and that non-inclusion was a type of planned obsolescence. Others argued that many don’t keep a phone for longer than 2 years and that in this time, a battery would still maintain at least 75% of the original charge. Personally, I find a removable battery useless for my needs and think that the design changes required to incorporate one are detrimental to the looks of the phone. I would take a well built solid unibody phone over one with a removable flimsy back cover any-day. In fact, a removable battery just seems so old school, Nokia 3310 anyone? In 2014, unibody phones will be standard.


Cameras of 2013

In 2013, DSLR sales suffered. This was mainly due to the increasingly good picture quality on mobile phones. While professional photographers can’t sell their professional equipment yet, for many users a mobile phone camera is more than sufficient. Cameras in 2013 saw resolutions as high as 13 megapixels, while some manufacturers decided to go in the other direction: reducing the number pixels in return for better low light photos and less noise. There is split opinion on the effectiveness of this strategy. Personally I prefer the photos taken from the standard 8 megapixel HTC One X camera than those taken from a 4 megapixel HTC One, with 2um pixels (‘Ultrapixels’). The 13 megapixel camera of the Galaxy S4 can take some great shots, however colours are too processed and noise is an issue with such a small sensor. Overall, I think that the greatest camera of 2013 was that on the iPhone 5S, which features an 8 megapixel shooter with larger pixels like seen on the HTC One. This allows for good sharpness while also reducing noise. Mobile phone cameras now have a number of quality features that even DSLRs can’t match, such as high quality slow motion video, 4K video recording and options to remove unwanted objects from an image with a simple tap. Shooting speeds also dramatically increased from 2012, with speeds of up to 10 photos per second. 

Cameras of 2014

I think that this larger pixel technology will be seen more often in 2014, with HTC and Apple likely to continue the trend. However, I wouldn’t expect to see Samsung attempt this. In fact, a 16 megapixel camera on the Galaxy S5 wouldnt surprise me. HTC will likely release an 8 megapixel ultrapixel camera, while Apple could either remain at 8 megapixel or jump to 13. Expect to see an improvement in editing options this year, as well as the rise of 4K video. Optical image stabilisation will also be included in most of the flagship devices, as this removes camera shake from photos, meaning that photos taken with a non steady hand or on the move won’t be blurred.

An 8MP camera with 2um pixels will require a phone to be 18mm thick at the camera site; not sure if any manufacturer will go there. Check out this article for more details - Cameras in Phones - what do we really need?


Processors of 2013

Qualcomm dominated 2013 with their Snapdragon range. In fact, every Android flagship of 2013 used a variant of a Snapdragon processor, with the exception of the 8-Core Exynos processor used in certain non-European models of the Galaxy S4. The first 64 bit mobile processor came in 2013 with the launch of the Apple A7. This offers certain improvements, such as a 25% performance increase just for apps that are compiled in 64bit, as well as being able to handle more RAM for the future. Processors have reached the stage where most activities on a device are fluid and apps launch very quickly. The GPU on a SoC matters more, as this determines gaming quality and can affect the FPS of general device navigation and scrolling. The Snapdragon 800 and Apple A7 are very fast CPUs. An interesting point is that while all Android flagships used a quad core CPU in 2013, Apple only used a dual core. The dual core A7 even outperforms the quad core Snapdragon 800. This is due to the ARMv8 internals of the chip. Every processor currently used in Android devices is ARMv7 or less. ARMv8 offers a number of improvements including 64 bit support, faster handling of encryption and an increased number of registers.

Processors of 2014

Currently, the Snapdragon 805 is expected to be released in the first quarter of 2014. This is known to have a maximum clock speed of 2.5GHz and an Adreno 420 GPU. However, it is still based on ARMv7, meaning it is 32 bit. This means that Qualcomm is actively slowing down the development of ARMv8, even with ARMv7 currently at the end of its cycle. I expect to see an ARMv8 processor from Qualcomm towards the end of 2014. Processors will remain at quad-core for the most part and I expect Apple to keep its dual core set up which has proven itself as a great performer.



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Flipkart announces In a day Guarantee delivery

Flipkart is the leading online shopping and eCommerce in India.It launches the In a day Guarantee delivery same like Amozon have.At first In a day Guarantee will be available in 7 cities Bangalore,Chennai,Delhi,Hyderabad,Mumbai,Noida and Pune.So now you can receive your item within one day without any long waiting.

Flipkart announces In a day Guarantee delivery


How it works ?


  • place your order before 6 PM and receive your shippend the very next day


  • In a day Guarantee delivery charges Rs.90 per item


  • In a day Guarantee option can be selected in payment stage


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HTC One 2014 M8 target renders a visual compilation of all the leaks

Ever since it was leaked that the HTC M8 and Sense 6 will carry on-screen buttons along with the appearance of M8 covers being sold on Chinese supply websites, the web has been flooding with alleged M8 Photoshopped pictures. Lets take a closer look at what we already know about the incoming high-end device from HTC.

There is no denying that many of those leaks are credible, particularly the blue unibody shell we saw first, followed by a 3D printed model, the leaked dual camera/flash and finally a full blown frontal leak. All of which are pieces to a single puzzle from which you can draw the entire picture and thats exactly what we did!



Design wise we can draw the following conclusion from the above leaks:
  • The metal unibody is now full, think Desire HD, it extends to the sides getting rid of the previous sandwiched plastic mold
  • The only plastic areas left are the injected antenna strips similar to the current HTC One, they also extend to the sides and appear on the front outer edges
  • Dual camera flash like the iPhone5s with different color tones, they share a single hole with a unique semi curved design
  • The volume rocker is on the right
  • The power button moved to the top right
  • SIM card is on the top left and SD slot on the opposite right above the volume rocker (evident in the under-screen fixture from the blue leak)
  • The  device corners are now more rounded
  • There is no added frame surrounding the screen area, instead the metal speaker covers and screen are inserted within the unibody, resulting in a true full metal phone
  • The speaker grills extended in width and the top sensors are moved next to the front camera
  • The main camera and sub camera have a machined diamond cut edges like the One Mini, the previous white ring on the current HTC One camera is gone
  • Its larger than the current HTC One, similar to the HTC Butterfly in size
Sense 6 Blinkfeed and wallpapers were leaked via @evleaks and of course the UI itself appears in many of the latest photos, which reveal a more transparent UI like stock Kitkat launcher and on-screen menu buttons, some widgets are tipped to have flipped from black to white.

Size and bezel comparison with the HTC One 2013 (M7)



More HTC M8 renders
Sense 6 leak by evleaks


Sense 6 mockups



More info along with full size images and version history of these mock-ups can be found in the original thread at XDA.

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A sample of the new Sony Xperia C6903 appeared

A sample of the new Sony Xperia appeared on Indonesian Postel website. Form No. C6903 Xperia suggests that this is a high-end device, the Xperia Z (C660X), and the last digit '3 'suggestion that it supports LTE frequency band in Europe.
Previously it was announced that a number of C6907 samples were used for internal Z Xperia Tablet wifi version, so we are not sure if this number has been reused to another device or whether related to the Xperia LTE Tablet SKU Z.

If we are looking for another device, then it's a good chance there will be for the upcoming launch of Sony products, can also be Xperia Ultra Z ('Togari) or Honami. We will bring you more information when we
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HTC Touch Diamond 2 A Real Perfectly Phone

HTC Touch Diamond
HTC Touch Diamond 2


HTC Touch Diamond 2
has a touch screen that fluxes the qualities of wideness and high screen resolution. Enjoy listening to great music on your HTC Touch Diamond 2, The Windows Mobile 6.1 software works with a Touch FLO 3D interface for smooth navigation and increased efficacy of menus and mobile applications. Games are another exciting multimedia facet of the HTC Diamond 2, Interesting multimedia features, HTC Touch Diamond 2 is not just a mobile communication device.The phone has Bluetooth connectivity too. The wide touch screen gives a superb boost to the phones multimedia mettle.

HTC Touch Diamond 2 comes as a powerful successor to the original Touch Diamond. With several upgraded features including a higher screen size and resolution, faster hardware and better battery stamina. The TouchFLO interface manages to cover up the not-so-attractive Windows Mobile home screen with several finger-friendly shortcuts to the main features. The integrated Google search function and YouTube program enhances convenience and usage experience.

Other noteworthy specifications are its Qualcomm MSM7200A processor, 512MB ROM, 288MB RAM, a microSD slot for memory expansion, Quadband GSM with dualband UMTS with HSDPA and HSUPA, USB 2.0 and FM radio. The HTC Touch Diamond 2 is said to be the most high-tech mobile device out there today. Disadvantages: If the mobile device is damaged, how will you communicate with other people if you are overly dependent on the said gadget?

You must remember to pace yourself when using a technological device such as the HTC Touch Diamond 2. Using the device must be coupled with ample physical activity for you to maintain your physical dexterity and strength. The mobile device was created to help ease the physical pain of life.
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GameDock Change iOS Device into a Game Console


Drastic increase in the number of gaming applications in smartphone makes game vendor creates multiple devices to support these products. This time the company based in Portland, Cascadia Games decided to enhance the experience of retro games, which lately much in demand. They named these devices with GameDock, which can change the iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad into a console game.

Gamedock has a HDMI port on the back side, where in the middle there is a 30-pin connector for Apple and 2 USB ports for connection path gamepad and the power button on the front. This machine is simple, yet able to significantly boost the experience when playing the game.


Working system of GameDock is running optimally with device iCade. However, also predicted perfectly compatible with other gaming devices. To have GameDock, the owner of the iOS have to spend USD100 to make up for it. With an additional USD50 you will get a retro USB controllers and HDMI adapter. Delivery cost for applicants outside the United States which amounted to USD20. So, are you interested?
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Detailed Review LG Optimus G Pro A worthy upgrade from the Optimus G

Detailed Review LG Optimus G Pro
Detailed Review LG Optimus G Pro, a time when mainstream smartphone "FullHD" blooming everywhere. This is considered a larger version of Optimus G with many worthwhile upgrade.
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A Chinese woman died due to electric shock when using the iPhone 5 is charging


Last week, a 23-year-old Chinese girl is dead for the reason given by the shock of her phone iPhone 5, and Apple today have spoken about them is confirmed to investigate whether their products related to this death. According to Reuters, Ms. Ma Aliun living in Xinjiang province, China was electrocuted when she answered a phone call with the iPhone 5 when it is plugged in the charger.


Aliun sister posted information about her death on social networks Sina Weibo and it has attracted a lot of attention, the Xinhua news agency also quoted the police confirmed the accident and death this girl. Apple has provided a site The Verge the following message: "We are truly saddened by this accident and profound condolences to the family of her Ma. We will carefully investigate and coordinate with the authorities in this case.

Still early to say exactly what caused the death of her Ma Aliun, however, is that Apple may actually want to
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REVIEW Samsung GT S5300 Galaxy a k a Pocket with Ginger Bread Taste


Samsung has presented the Android-based smartphone with a relatively affordable price of the Galaxy Y figures. Targeting the entry level to a high specification.



Elegant Compact

Dimensions: 103.9 x 57.9 x 11.98 mm Weight: 97 g
Though slender, giving the impression that GALAXY Pocket full power. And because of the size of a slim mobile phone is just 11.9 mm with rounded corners and a comfortable grip, good mobility when held or in your pocket. Although dominated by a solid plastic material, the phone coated on the back by doff material make it not rough and slippery in the hand. At the front, you will see the dominance of the touch screen on the bottom where there are two soft key for the Setting and Back, as well as a conventional key. On the phone, there is a microUSB port, power button, volume buttons, and a 3.5mm audio port.

Smart Experience

Screen: 262K ColorTFT Technology; Resolution 320 x 240 External: 2.8 "External Display Size: Capacitive touchscreen
Get the most out of your mobile experience. The phone is designed to accompany your activities, with the Android™ platform Gingerbread 2.3, and intuitive TouchWiz interface. You will get a pleasant experience when opening a variety of menu pages. The screen is very good in responding to a knock and the touch of a finger. Unfortunately, the small size of the virtual keypad that require your fingers in typing accuracy.

Connection

Bluetooth 3.0; 2.0 High Speed USB; WAP 2.0 / HTTP; USB Mass Storage available; Android HTML Internet Browser; SyncML (DM) 1.2, FOTA; WIFI 802.11b/g/n; Wi Fi Tethering; AGPS Supported: PC Sync Application: Samsung Kies
GALAXY Pocket comes with a Social Hub, a center for all your communication needs. Everything is integrated so you can send email, message, open a Facebook page and Twitter by browsing through your contacts list. You can also use the ChatOn facility, here You will be able to stay connected with multimedia features, chat and message animation.

To help you transfer data between devices, there is a fairly wide range of full features connection, even to the ability to share up to five WiFi devices. Data transfer and pairing process went smoothly without any obstacles. Samsung GALAXY Pocket comes with a USB 2.0 that supports a fast connection to transfer files easily and it is also available that offers Bluetooth 3.0 + High-speed wireless connections to other devices such as headsets, printers, PCs and other devices.

Benchmark

Antutu Benchmark v2.7.3
To test the ability of the CPU and graphics quality at this cheap mobile phones, We tests of a series via Antutu benchmark. GALAXY Pocket managed to carve figures of 1,897, with the position under the Sony Ericsson X10i.

Hardware

RAM: 289.5MB; Hardware CPU: Thunderbird 21 553 EDN31 DCM; CPU Model: ARM v6; CPU Frequency: 832 MHz
With a 832Mhz processor that can handle a lot of functions and applications with ease. You do not have to worry about the processor will be able to respond quickly and air-multitasking. Your productivity will not be disturbed, because there is WiFi and HSDPA functions for the benefit of the Internet on this smartphones internet. Galaxy Pocket functions can accommodate up to 3.5G HSDPA.

Camera and Video

Camera: 2 Megapixels; x2 Digital Zoom, Single / Smile / Panorama, Photo Effects: Black & White / Negative / No Effect / Sepia, White Balance: Auto / Daylight / Incandescent / Fluorescent / Cloudy: Video Player: 3GPP / H.263 / H.264 / MPEG4, CIF / QCIF / QVGA (Recording), available Video Messaging, Video Streaming available, Input Device: Touch
Quality shots on the room / inside area still looks foggy, and also when you snap out of space, make sure the incoming light is not over. Because the lenses when exposed to light GALAXY Pocket is very hot, white glare visible objects, seems a bit blur. While the video player, video recording quality is quite good and crystal clear audio supported.

Audio Player

Music Player: MP3 / AAC / AAC + / AMR / AMR-NB / eAAC +; Poly Ringtone available; MP3 Ringtone available; DRM v1.0 Full (FL, CD, SD); DNSe; FM Radio RDS
GALAXY FM Pocket Radio comes with providing audio entertainment at no cost to enjoy the songs and the latest news. When you want to listen to music, simply plug in your headset into the 3.5 mm audio jack that is also suitable for your regular earphones, headphones and portable speakers. Beside of multitasking, the audio quality is strong and a round bursts (not broken), although the volume is positioned optimally. Skin was also audio-player-style smartphone featuring the album art, and a set of audio panel.

Internet

Network & Data GPRS: 850/900 / 1,800 / 1,900 (Slave); EDGE Network & Data: 850/900 / 1,800 / 1,900 (Master); 3G Network & Data: HSDPA3.6
We tasting MultiTab ability when venturing into the virtual world in the GALAXY Pocket, feels very nice. Although the size of the screen to be one point visual satisfaction, but you do not have to worry about with this phone the ability to load a variety of sites, including sites such as YouTube video loaded. This phone is able to load the full picture with auto rotate.

Conclusion

Success with the smartphone in the Galaxy family of one vendor does not make it feel complacent enough to attract the lovers of the Android smartphone. With the presence of Galaxy Pocket Samsung will further strengthen the position as market leader Samsung Android in the World. Beside of basic features such as Voice Call, SMS and MMS, Galaxy Pocket also has additional features such as Instant Messaging, Social Networking, and TouchWiz UI which can be downloaded through Samsung Android Apps Store and Play. As for the Push Email function can be accessed through the Smart Hub is integrated with Google and Outlook. From the offered price tag, the Samsung Galaxy Pocket will be quite competitive in the market. It could even be a stumbling block to his rival, LG E400 Optimus L3, which on sale at the price range is not much different. In fact, it could also be competitors own relatives, such as Galaxy Y and Galaxy Mini.
  
(+)
• A complete connection
• Reasonably priced
• Stable and fast Internet

(-)
• The audio quality and the camera quality is sharp
• Not hotswap microSD Slot
• Virtual keypad small


DETAILS SPECIFICATION:

GENERAL
Network          : GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 ,3G HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100

SCREEN
Type                : TFT Touchscreen
Size                 : 240 x 320 pixels, 2.8 inches (~143 ppi pixel density, Multitouch, TouchWiz UX UI

DIMENSION
Type                : 103.7 x 57.5 x 12 mm / 97 g

AUDIO
Fixtures           : Vibration, MP3 Ringtones
Output             : 3.5mm jack audio
Speakerphone  : Yes

MEMORY
Internal            : 3GB (1GB User Memory + 2GB Shared Storage)
External           : microSD, up to 32GB

DATA
3G                  : HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps; HSUPA
EDGE             : Yes
GPRS             : Yes
WLAN           : Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot
Bluetooth        : v3.0 with A2DP
Infrared           : Unavailable
USB/Port        : v2.0 microUSB

CAMERA
Primary            : 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels
Secondary       : Unavailable
Video Record : Yes

BATTERY
Type                : Standard battery, Li-Ion 1.200mAh
Standby           : Up to 520hr (2g), up to 460hr (3g)
Talk Time        : Up to 950min (2g), up to 360min (3g)
  
FIXTURE
OS                   : Android 2.3 Gingerbread
CPU                : 832 MHz
Browser           : HTML
GPS                 : A-GPS support
Messaging       : SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM Yes, with MIDP 2.1 - SNS integration - Organizer - Image/video editor - Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube,
Java                 : Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa integration - Quickoffice document viewer/editor - Voice memo - Predictive text input (Swype)

OTHER FIXTURE
Multiple SIM  : Unavailable
Video Player   : 3GPP / H.263 / H.264 / MPEG4
MP3 Player     : MP3 / AAC / AAC+ / AMR / AMR-NB / eAAC+
Audio Record : Yes
TV                   : Unavailable
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Sony Xperia SP started a new firmware update 12 0 A 1 257

Sony Xperia SP started a new firmware update (12.0.A.1.257)
A minor update has been released for users SP (C530X). No notable changes in this update. It seems that the update brings only some minor changes, optimizing the software a bit.
The update has now been taken up Sony OTA system update depending on the region but that can come
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A bright new tablet Prestigio MultiPad Color

Prestigio company introduced MultiPad Color - a new tablet, executed in six colors: black, white, red, blue, purple and mint. The device is offered in three versions: MultiPad Color 7.0 3G, MultiPad Color 8.0 3G and MultiPad Color 10.1 3G with 7, 8 and 10.1-inch display, respectively. Screens devices made by technology IPS. Tablets based on quad-core processor and support cellular networks 3G (up to HSPA +). In addition, one of the new technologies, which appeared in the plates Prestigio MultiPad Color, - this NFC.
In Prestigio MultiPad Color integrated front camera for video and camera on the back of the tablet for taking photos and videos with the possibility of instant publication on social networks. With built-GPS-FM-modules and the plate can download maps and use it as a car navigator and radio. In turn, the Bluetooth module allows you to connect a wireless headset and other accessories. Storing data in Prestigio MultiPad Color provides internal memory of 16 GB. To increase its volume, you can use a memory card up to 32 GB free cloud space of 200 GB of service Prestigio MultiCloud. Thanks to the Android operating system in tablets MultiPad Color preinstalled many useful applications. To download more apps, you need to go to the Prestigio MultiStore or Google Play. Prestigio MultiPad Color Tablets are available now at a price of 169 euros.
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Minor Xperia L update certified with build version 15 3 A 1 14

Minor Xperia L update certified with build version 15.3.A.1.14

http://www.xperiablog.net/2014/01/08/minor-xperia-l-update-certified-with-build-version-15-3-a-1-14/
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The Babolat Play Pure Drive a smart tennis racquet

The Babolat Play Pure Drive: a smart tennis racquet

http://blog.gsmarena.com/the-babolat-play-pure-drive-a-smart-tennis-racquet/

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EXR TX LT29i ROM 4 3 Sony Xperia JellyBean 9 2 A 1 131 leak version

About EXR Team
EXR are the shortening of the Extraordinary Xperia Romer Group.Under the fully support of Gfan, The well-known SONY area ROMER machao leading some industry ROMER lover create this Group together, EXR are set-up at 2013 April. EXR was commited to make the Best 3rd Party ROM for Asia area. They Train for profressional Romer for cooking ROM. If you are interested to join us, pm me

ROM Introduce & features

ROM name
[EXR][TX|LT29i|ROM][4.3]Sony Xperia JellyBean 9.2.A.1.131 (leak version)
Android Version
4.3 9.2.A.1.131
Avaliable Model
Xperia TX LT29i
ROM maker
★EXR★ MN-Ming, LNHJ
Release time
2014-01-11

ROM.Downloads
https://mega.co.nz/#!mNsV1C4C!EF_RMg...DxoqBsv2yyw6vQ


feel free to share, but you must give credits to EXR or we will report it

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2605777
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