Thursday, 3 October 2013

XDA has posted a version of Android 4.3 for the Galaxy Note 2

This morning we shared with you a test version of Android 4.3 Jelly Bean for the Galaxy S4 which is now available for download. And we have discovered that the owners of a Galaxy Note 2 will also have the same favor because the firmware test this phablette Android 4.3 is also available for download.
Of course, as it is an updated test, it is quite possible that it is subject to some bugs. However, it is likely that the latter shall not depart too much from the final update that Samsung plans to deploy in the coming weeks.
Anyway, the firmware has the following number: N7100XXUEMI6, and is intended only for the 3G version of the Galaxy Note 2. So if you have a Note 2 N7105 bringing the number that is the LTE version, the ROM will not be compatible. It is good to note that the file size is 1.3 GB Finally, you are advised to follow the letter of the tutorials that are available on different forums to avoid unusable your Smartphone.
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As a reminder, the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, which was launched last year, is a smartphone with a 5.5-inch HD 720p resolution. Under the hood, it features a Exynos 4412 quad-core processor clocked at 1.6 GHz and supported by a RAM of 2 GB Comes with version 4.1 Jelly Bean Android, the update will bring some features of Galaxy Note Galaxy 3 and S4 on the Galaxy Note 2.

Test the camera of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in pictures and videos

When the Galaxy Note 3 was launched, many journalists by its impressive performance and especially the quality of its Full HD display were, while others had eyes that its Snapdragon processor clocked at 800 2 3 GHz and 3 GB of RAM, however, the camera has been less discussed than the fact that it is capable of shooting 4K. In any case, we now bring a little focus on this camera to enlighten you about its capabilities.
You probably know that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 features a 13 MP main camera, which unfortunately does not have the OIS image stabilizer. A lack which was offset by Samsung with software support can be regarded as a kind of digital image stabilizer, especially useful when shooting videos. Thus, we will present various sample photos and videos then taken under various conditions. You can click on the photos to view in full size.
So to begin, we will offer you a photo that was taken in a normal condition:
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Then two pictures were taken with color enhanced:
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In dynamic mode:
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Macro mode:
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Capture flash:
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Panning:
In this mode the resolution of the photo is 20565 x 1408 pixels avec un poids de 8,1 Mo. Une taille qui varie selon le mode de prise de la photo.
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Photosphère :
Le résultat a été influencé par des mouvements involontaires. En tout cas, le résultat est bon et la correction d’exposition du ciel est parfait. La photo mesure 8242 x 4120 pixels et pèse 7.1 Mo.
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En mode animé :
L’image créée est un gif avec la taille de 720 × 416 pixels qui pèse 5,5 Mo
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Les effets :
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Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Smartwatch: Samsung Galaxy Gear in images, and disappointments

Technology: Design not very successful, very limited accounting, high price: and if Samsung had wished first to occupy the land before the arrival of Apple?
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After months of rumors, Samsung has finally unveiled its long-awaited shows connected, the Galaxy Gear. This new model is supposed to kick off the development of "wearable computing", the connected objects that is worn, with a promising future.
Because until now, watches connected, which is available for 10 years, never really took off. The fault may be too limited functions. But this time, with Samsung, we were promised heavy and it is true that Galaxy Gear is impressive but also very disappointing.
Design side, some expected original things, especially on the side of the screen, but finally found the form of large current sports watches. The design is always a matter of taste, but Samsung did not seek to innovate.
Moreover, according to the testimony premisers, it is heavy to carry.

Smartwatch: Samsung Galaxy Gear in images, and disappointments

Technology: Design not very successful, very limited accounting, high price: and if Samsung had wished first to occupy the land before the arrival of Apple?
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After months of rumors, Samsung has finally unveiled its long-awaited shows connected, the Galaxy Gear. This new model is supposed to kick off the development of "wearable computing", the connected objects that is worn, with a promising future.
Because until now, watches connected, which is available for 10 years, never really took off. The fault may be too limited functions. But this time, with Samsung, we were promised heavy and it is true that Galaxy Gear is impressive but also very disappointing.
Design side, some expected original things, especially on the side of the screen, but finally found the form of large current sports watches. The design is always a matter of taste, but Samsung did not seek to innovate.
Moreover, according to the testimony premisers, it is heavy to carry.

Samsung Galaxy Note III: professionals should assess

Technology: Departure already thinking for professional use, the new version of the Galaxy Note supports this mission with ergonomic and functional improvements
It has often been said here, in the spirit of its creator, Samsung, the phablet is above all intended for professional use, in particular through the dynamic use of the stylus, multi-windowing etc ...
With its range Note, South Korea has carved from the later in this segment and has attracted many mobile workers. Domination which will certainly strengthened with the arrival of the third version of the phablet, Note III.
Samsung has indeed improved the existing well. in the form of first with a larger screen (5.7 inches against 5.5), greater finesse and above all much less weight than its predecessor: 168 grams against 180.
Under the hood, Samsung has been great with a super fast processor (1.9 or 2.26 GHz) and 3 GB of RAM. No delays on the horizon then. But the pros will focus especially dedicated functions.


Samsung has redesigned its famous S-Pen, this smart stylus that gives access to new functions via a button. Just Air Command fly screen with the stylus and press the button to bring up a circular menu that provides access to actions such as handwriting recognition (S Finder), taking notes convertible into email, calls etc. ... (Action Memo), annotation content and synchronization with third party applications like Evernote (S Note) ...
The Pen Window function to draw a window and to briefly insert an application overlay another.As a calculator on a web page for example. 
The windowing (Multi Windows) been improved, you can open two windows of the same application and thus hold two conversations instant example. And it is of course open multiple applications on the screen ...
The Note III also hosts the solution KNOX Samsung (terminal management and security with Lookout) in a logic of BYOD. Add to that a whopping and you get a true companion for mobile workers ...

The phablet will be available on September 25 at an unknown price. 

Smartphones: like Apple, Samsung will move to 64-bit

Technology: After the announcement of the iPhone 5s and its new 64-bit SoC, Samsung has confirmed its intention to adopt this technology for the chip that will facilitate its future smartphones. Beyond the marketing hype, the benefit to users is far from clear.
If Apple thought hold a good head start on the competition with the new 64-bit system that his team was A7 chip architecture iPhone 5s , it should be of short duration. Samsung has confirmed yesterday when he planned to propose the same thing for its upcoming smartphones, likely the Galaxy S5 and Note 4.
And Samsung is not the only puisqu'Intel which this week unveiled its new Atom Z3000 SoC platform based on Bay Trail , has said it will release early 2014 Windows drivers that will allow its chips to manage instructions 64 -bits.
The 64-bit on a smartphone requires 4GB of RAM 
Still, the benefits of 64-bit for a smartphone are probably not nearly jumping in the eyes of users .To take full advantage of these capabilities would require terminals carry at least 4 GB of RAM.The most powerful current smartphones display only 2GB and 4GB passage will not end before 2014 at best see much later. For who said memory also said higher energy consumption, and manufacturers already have great difficulty in combining power and autonomy.
It will also require that the mobile OS and applications use 64-bit, which again is not in the agenda. In short, many conditions that are ready to be filled. Currently, only iOS7 has been optimized for its 64-bit SoC Apple invites developers to update their applications. (Eureka Press)

Patents: Samsung made concessions to Brussels

Legal: According to the European Commissioner for Competition, Samsung has made ​​new proposals in Brussels about the exploitation of patents on "essential".The Korean could find common ground and avoid an antitrust lawsuit.
Samsung makes it a misuse of patents to prevent competition in Europe? Yes had sliced ​​the European authorities , who in 2011 opened an investigation into the practices of the Korean manufacturer. 
And this process will soon come to an end. This was suggested by the European competition commissioner, Joaquin Almunia, in a speech in New York. 
Patents: Samsung Will he align words and deeds? 
Samsung has indeed submitted new commitments to meet the expectations of Brussels - the previous having been deemed insufficient from the point of view of the regulator. These proposals, which are not detailed says Reuters , will be subject to market. European authorities then decide to approve or not. 
The dispute relates to patents essential to the proper functioning of smartphones and subject to the rules of the FRAND license. For Brussels, Samsung has abused its patents on standardized technologies and require non-reasonable royalties. 
Korean is not the only manufacturer to be criticized in this area. Google, through its subsidiary, Motorola is also accused of not respecting the principles of FRAND license. The manufacturer and demanded $ 4 billion in royalties to Microsoft in exchange for a license on several patents on standards. The U.S. Justice ruled against Motorola. 
Paradoxically, in spite of sometimes abusive practices, major IT, which just Samsung, have formed a coalition in Europe for alarm risk drifts arising from European unitary patent, including the emergence of "patent trolls" and improper use applications sales ban.