Apple iPhone 4 User Manual Guide

Apple iPhone 4 User Manual Guide

Apple iPhone 4 User Manual Guide

Design :
iPhone 4 feels a bit stiff than the previous series. But the body is thinner (9.3 mm) than the iPhone 3Gs (12.3 mm). iPhone 4G is also more slender (width 58.6 mm), compared to the iPhone 3Gs is 62.1 mm wide. For weight, the iPhone 4 2 grams heavier than the iPhone 3Gs. Front and rear side of the phone is covered by Apples glass panels are stronger and more scratch resistant.

Same as the previous series, the iPhone 4 is decorated a little ornaments. Such as flat port, to insert the data cable and charger, which is on the lower body and flanked by two speakers. Then there is a hole 3.5 mm Jack (headset) and the power button on the top side. On the left side pinned buttons: Volume and Silent. SIM card slot is located on the outside of the right side of the body. How to insert the SIM card with small holes punched in the lid using a simcard slot needle, then place the SIM card will come out. Do not forget the Home button (below the screen) that characterizes the iPhone.

Same with iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4 is also a capacitive touch screen TFT 16 million colors, 3.5 inches. But the iPhone 4 display screen is much sharper, with a resolution of 640 x 960 pixels. So call it the iPhone display Retina. This screen adopts the same technology as the iPad, the IPS (In Plane Switching) to display a wider angle.

Note :
Type Port flat aft feels exclusive, since no other mobile phone use. iPhone 4 uses a micro SIM card type (smaller than normal SIM cards), and the new XL has.

Features :
Differences with the iPhone 3Gs 3 Mpix camera, rear camera on the iPhone 4 body quality 5 MP camera plus flash. The camera has autofocus, but can also focus manually, by tapping (tap) on the object image on the screen in any position. Part in focus will be automatically added Exposure and brigthness, to be more sharp.

One new feature that brought the iPhone 4 is a secondary VGA camera is displayed at the top of the screen. Indeed this camera for video calls, but in fact can take pictures and record video. Video call service on the iPhone 4 called Face Time. How to use it is to tap on the Contact name, then tap the FaceTime button.

iPhone 4 supports all Internet paths, GPRS, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA (7.2 Mbps), HSUPA (5.76 Mbps) up to WiFi. Mengandalan Safari browser for browsing the zoom can autorotate, or in-Zoom In / Out by double-tap or pinch. Safari has a Fraud Warning feature that when activated can restrict access to the site for the children. Sites that are frequently accessed, can be made the icon on the homescreen. Also provided the Facebook icon, Google Search, Skype, YouTube and others. When trying to open Facebook, can refresh just by shaking the phone.

Note :
Can video call via WiFi between the members of the iPhone 4. Two viewfinder video call, one size fullscreen and only a small box in the lower left corner of the screen.

Performance :
IPhone 4 didukung performance 1 GHz A4 processor and iOS 4 operating system which makes access a variety of features that are felt quickly. Ability multitaskingnya also not interfere with the performance of this phone at all. But then again, when gripped body is not as comfortable as its predecessor the iPhone 4.

Battery Performance :
Steve Jobs claims the iPhone 4 battery can last for 14 hours of talk, 6 hours of browsing via 3G, 10 hours of browsing via WiFi, 10 hours of video playing, 40 hours playing music and 300 hours of standby. When using the various features, the iPhone 4 battery can last all day.

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Apples new iPhone will use bigger 4 6 inch display report

Sales of the iPhone, first introduced in 2007 with the touch screen template now adopted by its rivals, account for around half Apples total sales.

Apple has decided on the bigger 4.6-inch display for its next iPhone and started placing orders to its suppliers, the Maeil Business Newspaper said, quoting an unnamed industry source.

Its major display suppliers LG Display and Samsung Electronics Co declined to comment.

Samsung, which is also the biggest challenger to Apple in smartphones, uses 4.6-inch OLED display for its flagship Galaxy S II smartphone, introduced in April last year.

The high-definition "retina" display--containing several times as many pixels within the same area-- is used in the latest iPad released earlier this month.

The latest iPhone 4S was introduced in October last year.

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Samsung Galaxy Player 4 2 review Not bad not good

Available in two new sizes, the Samsung Galaxy Player is a Wi-Fi-connected Android media player that complements Samsungs popular Galaxy phone lineup--with the advantage that it doesnt require you to be tied to a phone contract or monthly data fees. The smaller Galaxy Player 3.6 costs $150, while the larger Galaxy Player 4.2 sells for $200 (prices as of June 1, 2012). Both have 8GB of storage space. In this review, well focus on the Galaxy Player 4.2, which matches up against the $200 Apple iPod Touch better than its smaller cousin does. The 3.6 and 4.2 models follow the Galaxy Player 4.0 and 5.0, which Samsung released only about six months ago.

Design

The numbers in the various Galaxy Player names refer to their diagonal screen size. Thus, the Galaxy Player 4.2 has a 4.2-inch display. Its bezel, especially on the sides, is very thin. Though the iPod Touch has only a 3.5-inch screen, most new smartphones have screens slightly larger than 4 inches now; and Samsungs Galaxy Note boasts a 5.3-inch display.

Despite its large screen, the Galaxy Player feels very thin (at 0.35 inch, its a tad thicker than the 0.28-inch thick iPod Touch) and light (it weighs just 0.25 pound, as does the Touch). The trade-off for its lightness is that it feels as if it were made of cheap plastic. The glossy black plastic is a fingerprint magnet, too, which further detracts from the devices aesthetics.

The 800-by-480-resolution display doesnt quite achieve retina-display density, but it looks crisp and bright. The 4.2-inch screen is slightly too large for me to comfortably navigate one-handed, using my thumb, but I have small hands. Adults with average-size hands should be able to reach across to the far corner just fine. Ultimately, the screen size strikes an almost ideal balance between being comfortable to hold and being comfortable to view content on.

Unlike its smaller cousin, the Galaxy Player 4.2 comes with dual front-facing speakers--one above the screen and one below it, in portrait orientation. Sound from the speakers is strong and clear, though a bit thin due to their small size. Below the screen, a physical Home button sits between the capacitive buttons for Back and Search.

Similar to the smaller player, the home button and volume rocker are on the right side, and the Micro-USB port and headphone jack are on the bottom. The large back panel is removable, so you can have access to the battery and the MicroSD card slot. Youll have to take out the battery to get to the card, so its not a quick swap, but at least the fixed storage (at 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB) is expandable, unlike on the Sony Walkman Z Series.

The Galaxy Player 4.2 also has rear- and front-facing cameras. The quality of the 2-megapixel camera on the back is adequate for a quick tweet or Facebook post, but not much else. The front-facing camera has VGA resolution (as does the one on the iPod Touch)--good enough for video chats.

Performance and Specs

The Galaxy Player 4.2 runs Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread, and packs a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM. In my hands-on use, the Player ran smoothly for casual gaming; FIFA 12 played smoothly most of the time, but the intro video dropped a few frames.

For connectivity, you get Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, and GPS. The GPS locked onto my location quickly, but in the absence of cellular data to update the maps, turn-by-turn navigation was impractical. Samsung includes an FM radio, too, incase you get tired of the tunes youve loaded. It will only work with the headphones plugged in, however, because it uses the cable as the antenna.

Samsung promises 8 hours of video playback or 60 hours of audio playback between charges of the Galaxy Player 4.2s 1500mAh battery. Oddly, Samsung rates the same-capacity battery on the smaller-screened 3.6-inch player for just 5 hours video or 30 hours of audio. In my use, the battery seemed to be draining faster than its spec would suggest; if youre a commuter, youll want to charge it at work during the day so you can use it on the trip home.

Software and Extras

The Galaxy Player 4.2 comes with the full suite of Google apps, including access to the Play Store marketplace, Maps, Gmail, GTalk, and other official Google apps. Samsung augments the stock Android experience with its TouchWiz interface; if you have a Samsung phone, you should feel right at home with this overlay.

Other notable preloaded apps are Quickoffice, Samsung Smartview remote control software to turn the player into a remote for a connected Samsung TV, and Kies air to manage the player over a Wi-Fi connection from a browser.

To show off its gaming potential, the Galaxy Player 4.2 also comes with Need For Speed Hot Pursuit, Angry Birds, FIFA 12, and a link to trials of more EA games.

The stock headphones that come with the Player of reasonable design, and the same design as on the Player 3.2. The in-ear buds come with a choice of three sizes of rubber tips, and I was surprised to find that the middle size actually fit comfortably and stayed in my normally hard-to-fit ears.

Media

The Galaxy Player 4.2 doesnt have the range of equalizer options that the Walkman Z Series does. Still, the sound is strong and clear, though not as rich or full as the Sony. The 4.2s biggest advantage is its dual front-facing speakers, which outperformed the muffled little rear speakers on both the Galaxy Player 3.6 and the Sony Walkman.

The screen falls short of full 720p resolution, but 800 by 480 is sufficient for clear video. Playback is smooth, even in the action scenes of a 720p film. The Galaxy Player 4.2 can handle playback of ASF, AVI, FLV, MKV, MP4, 3GP, and WMV videos. Audio playback includes AAC, FLAC, MP3, Ogg, WAV, and WMA.

The video and audio playback apps on the Galaxy Player 4.2 are easy to use and offer lots of options for organizing and sorting music and videos. You can add new files to the device by plugging in the USB cable and then dragging and dropping them directly to the player itself or to its MicroSD card if you have one installed. You can purchase music and video files from the Google Play store, or you can stream them from apps such as Pandora and Netflix.

Bottom Line

The Galaxy Player 4.2 is a good all-around performer with a nice big screen, strong audio and video performance, solid gaming options, and passable rear- and front-facing cameras. For the price of an iPod Touch, you can have a larger screen, front-facing speakers, and expandable memory. For buyers seeking an Android-powered alternative, the Galaxy Player 4.2 is the best choice.

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New Thief game headed to PlayStation 4 and Xbox 720

Get your sneaking boots on: Square Enix and Eidos Montreal are bringing back the Thief series with a next-gen lick of paint, rebooting the series for a romp on PlayStation 4, PC and “other” next-generation consoles in 2014. Xbox 720, anyone?

From the makers of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the new Thief game has been in development since at least 2009, and puts you back in the stealthy garbs of series lead Garrett in a first-person adventure in the darkly sinister medieval setting of The City. This time though, The City is under the rule of a tyrant named the Baron while the population is being battered by a plague.

The new game is set to offer you a number of open paths for you to guide Garret through, and as it’s set for the PS4 and other nameless next-gen consoles (Read: the next Xbox), expect the wide-open world to look even better than what we’ve seen on consoles before.

Has the new Thief game whet your appetite for what’s to come in next-gen consoles, or are you still not convinced? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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LG Optimus L5 Price in India LG Optimus L5 Android 4 OS Mobile Features Specifications

LG Optimus L5 is another phone which announced by LG Mobiles. LG Optimus L5 will come with features like Android v4.0 ICS Operating System. It has 5 MP Camera with Auto Focus and LED Flash. It will come with Multi format supported Audio and Video Player with HD Video Recording Features. It will have GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB and more features.

LG Optimus L5

LG Optimus L5 Price in India: Rs. 16000 Approx (Coming Soon)

LG Optimus L5 Key Features:

- Android v4.0 ICS
- 4 Inch Capacitive Multi Touch Screen
- 5 MP Auto Focus Camera with Flash
- Wireless LAN Wi-Fi
- 1GB RAM

LG Optimus L5 Features & Specifications:

- Company: LG
- Model: Optimus L5
- 4-inch capacitive multi-touchscreen display
- Android v4.0 ICS OS
- 5 MP Auto Focus Camera with Flash
- VGA Camera in Front for Video Calling
- Network: Quad band EDGE/GPRS, Dual band HSDPA
- Multi-format Video Player
- Multi-format Audio Player
- Video Recording: 720p HD
- 3.5mm Audio Jack
- Stereo FM Radio with RDS
- Memory: 1GB RAM
- Expandable storage: up to 32GB
- GPS Navigation
- Bluetooth v 3.0
- USB 2.0
- Wireless LAN Wi-Fi b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct
- Sensor: Accelerometer, Digital compass, Proximity, NFC (optional)

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HTC unveils 4 inch Desire U with Android 4 0 1GHz processor

HTC has announced a new 4-inch device in its home country dubbed as the Desire U. The device is expected to retail for 7990 New Taiwan Dollar (about $274) or at NT$ 291 per month on contract from Chunghwa Telecom. Launch details for other regions remain unknown at the moment.

Specs wise, the Desire U doesnt have much to show off. At 9.32mm thick and weighing 119g, the smartphone sports a 4-inch capacitive touch display (800x480) and runs on Android 4.0 with the companys Sense UI atop. It comes with a 5-megapixel auto focus rear camera with LED Flash.

Internally, the device is powered by a 1GHz processor with 512MB RAM and has 4GB of internal storage with expansion options upto 32GB via microSD cards. The smartphone comes with a 1,650mAh battery.

An interesting addition to the phones design is the micro-drilled cover art on the back panel. The HTC logo is engraved in the centre and like most other HTC device. It features Beats Audio integration. Connectivity protocols include Wi-Fi 820.11 b/g/n, 3G, Bluetooth 4.0 with aptX and GPS. The device will come in black and white colour options.

HTC has been in the news lately for its M7 full-HD device that is expected to launch one week ahead of the Mobile World Congress next month. The HTC M7 has been leaked in press renders over the past few weeks also seen with the yet-to-be-announced Sense 5.0 UI.

Previously rumoured specifications for the device indicate a 4.7-inch full-HD display, making it an incredible 468ppi. Other alleged specs include a 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon processor with 2GB RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 12-megapixel rear camera and a 2-megapixel one in the front.

HTC Desire U key specifications

• 4-inch (800x480 pixels) capacitive touch screen display
• 1 GHz processor
• 512 MB RAM
• 4GB of internal storage expandable up to 32GB via microSD
• 5-megapixel auto focus rear camera with LED Flash
• 3G, Wi-Fi 820.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 with aptX, GPS
• 1,650mAh battery
• Android 4.0 with HTC Sense UI
• 9.32mm thick
• Weighs 119 grams

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Toshiba announces Excite 10 SE tablet with Android 4 1

Toshiba has announced the Excite 10 SE Android tablet. The tablet features 10.1-inch AutoBrite HD touchscreen display and is powered by Android 4.1, Jelly Bean and the NVIDIA Tegra 3 Super 4-PLUS-1 quad-core processor. The tablet is only 0.4 inches thick and weighs 22.6 ounces. The Excite 10 SE also includes a 3 megapixel rear-facing camera with auto-focus and digital zoom for capturing HD video and photos. Connectivity options include 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, as well as Micro SD and Micro USB ports for expandability. It also houses stereo speakers with SRS Premium Voice Pro. The Excite 10 SE will be available starting at $349.99 MSRP for the 16GB model on December 6, 2012.

PC maker Toshiba had announced its Excite line of products back in April this year and after all these months it has finally decided to add a 10-inch tablet to the lineup. As gathered from various reports, Toshiba has announced to launch a 10-inch tablet by the name of Excite 10 SE which runs on Google’s Android Jelly Bean. The tablet is set to go on sale for $349.99 starting tomorrow December 7.

The Toshiba Excite 10 SE sports a 10.1-inch AutoBrite HD display with a resolution of 1280 x 800p and comes powered by Nvidia’s Tegra 3 Super 4-Plus-1 quad core processor. There’s 16GB of internal storage onboard which is expandable via a microSD card slot. There’s also a 3MP rear camera along with a front camera as well.

The 10-inch slate runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and its connectivity features include Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, OTA, 3.5mm audio jack, USB 2.0 and Bluetooth 3.0. Physically, it weighs around 22.6 ounces and measures 0.4-inch in thickness and its stereo speakers feature SRS Premium Voice Pro  technology that offers great audio experience for music, video and games, or while video chatting.

via : nothingwired

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