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Monday, June 10, 2013
Samsung Galaxy Young S6810 Guide User Manual Pdf
Samsung Galaxy Young S6810 Guide User Manual Pdf - Samsung introduced the latest product kind thats the name of their smartphone samsung galaxy young s6310, and may be a form of phone thats aforesaid to be among the newest generation of smartphones samsung galaxy and conjointly from the grand duos samsung galaxy young, in addition because the latest mobile phones conjointly appear terribly drawn to some individuals attributable to the presence of this latest smartphone and is that the latest among the sort smartphone with advanced options in it, in addition as an in between kind web site with a contemporary style.
Samsung Galaxy Young S6810 Guide User Manual Pdf
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When viewed from the elaborated specifications contained in samsung galaxy young s6310 appearance employing a screen with a size 3. 227 in. TFT electrical phenomenon touchscreen, 256K colours with a resolution that may reach 320 times 480 pixels, in addition as OS employed in automaton this one that use the android in operation system version 4.2 jelly egg android is during this one, and dont forget that the smartphone is exploitation the ram capability may reach 756 mb and 4gb of internal memory, and may be equipped with a microSD slot up to 64Gb.
Specification Samsung Galaxy Young S6310
- General 2g network gsm 850/900/1800/1900 - gt-s6310
- GSM 850/900/1800/1900 - gt-s6312 (sim & sim 2) 3g network HSDPA 900/2100
- Optional dual sim sim (mini-sim)
- Announced in 2013, february
- Status coming back presently. exp. release 2013, Q1109 body dimensions. 4 times 58. 6 times 12. 5 mm (4. 31 times 2. 31 times 0. 49 in)
- Weight 112 g (3. 95 oz)
- Display type TFT electrical phenomenon touchscreen, 256K colours
- Size 320 by 480 pixels, 3. 27 inches (~ 176 ppi component density)
- Multitouch affirmative
- Sound alert sorts vibration; mp3, wav ringtones
- Loudspeaker affirmative
- 3. 5mm jack affirmative
- MicroSD memory card slot, up to 64 gb
- Internal 4 gb, 768 mb ram
- Data gprs affirmative
- Edge yes
- Speed HSDPA, 7. 2 mbps; HSUPA, 5. 76 mbps
- Wlan wi-fi 802. eleven b / g / n, Wi-Fi hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct
- Bluetooth affirmative, v3. 0 with A2DP
- Usb yes, microUSB v2. 0
- 3 primary camera. 15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels
- Features geo-tagging
- Yes video, VGA @ 24fps
- No secondary
- OS android os features, v4. . 2 (jelly bean)
- Ghz cpu
- Sensors measuring system, proximity, compass
- Messaging SMS (threaded view), MMS, e-mail, push mail, im, rss
- Html browse
- Radio Stereo FM radio with RDS, FM recording
- Gps yes, with A-GPS support
- Java yes, via Java MIDP copycat
- White colours
- Sns integration
- Mp4/wmv/h. 264 / h. 263 players
- MP3/WAV/eAAC + / flac player
- Organizer
- Image / video ubahor
- Document viewer
- Google search, maps, gmail, youtube, calendar, google speak, picasa
- Voice memoranda / dial
- prognostic text input, li-ion battery 1300 mah battery
Note Samsung Galaxy Young S6310
- Android 4. . 2 jelly bean
- Giant enough ram, 768MB
- Natural increase camera resolution from previous versions
- Theres no front camera
- Little battery capability
- Not slim enough body
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
March 2013 High End Smartphone Buyers Guide
Phones without LTE need not apply. With two LTE offerings available at the mid-level, I will not be including any phones in the over Php20,000 category which do not offer LTE connectivity.
If your budget is closer to 30K, I recommend a bit of patience. If you spend this much money, you probably want to keep your phone for some time, and the Sony Xperia Z, Sony Xperia ZL, HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S IV are just a month of two away from their Philippine release.
If your budget is closer to 30K, I recommend a bit of patience. If you spend this much money, you probably want to keep your phone for some time, and the Sony Xperia Z, Sony Xperia ZL, HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S IV are just a month of two away from their Philippine release.
1. Sony Xperia V (Smart Data Plan 2000/Php23,800) - HD + LTE
The Sony Xperia V has a 4.3-inch 720p display. The display has 354 pixels per inch, Sharper than Apples iPhone. It is powered by the dual core 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Krait processor. It has a a 13 MP camera, but performance is a bit below the 8MP units you find on Apples iPhone and the Samsung Galaxy S III.
The real selling point of this phone is the HSPA+ and LTE radio. All in all, nothing spectacular, but with LTE and a low price, it is a good deal. The next phone on the list, will make you think twice about getting a Sony Xperia V though,
This phone come with Android 4.0.4 out of the box, but an update to Jelly Bean has been confirmed for this phone. Internal storage is less than the Xperia Acro S, at 8 GB, but it does come with a microSD card slot. The battery is a 1750 mAH unit, but
it gets decent but not great battery life.
The real selling point of this phone is the HSPA+ and LTE radio. All in all, nothing spectacular, but with LTE and a low price, it is a good deal. The next phone on the list, will make you think twice about getting a Sony Xperia V though,
I have a Sony Xperia V versus iPhone 5 comparison at this link.
2. Nokia Lumia 920 (Php25,750) - This could be the best smartphone in the Philippine market today
The Windows Phone 8 powered Nokia Lumia 920 uses the same processor and has as much RAM as the Sony Xperia V, but comes with a larger 4.5-inch HD (768 x 1280) PureMotion HD+ display with Clear Black technology, But this phone is all about the camera. The Lumia 920 has a 8MP primary camera with Carl Zeiss Optics and optical image stabilization, the first for a smartphone. A gyroscope is used to detect the motion of the phone and the whole optical assembly moves in the opposite direction to cancel out the movement. That happens 500 times a second. Finally an LTE chip rounds out the package.
If you are buying a high end phone for cash this month, and willing to give Windows Phone 8 a try, this is the phone to buy this month.
We wrote more about the Nokia Lumia 920 in a previous post at this link.
3. Apple iPhone 5 (Plan 2499/Starts at Php33,600) - The best iPhone ever
The Apple iPhone 5 is the best iPhone every built. The main feature of the iPhone 5 is the new 4-inch (640 x 1136) display. These is a pretty substantial upgrade behind the display. Inside you have 1 GB of RAM and the new dual core A6 processor, making this twice as powerful as the iPhone 4S. The A6 processor is built on 32 nm technology, which gives the iPhone 5 not only more power, but also better battery life than previous iPhones. The 8 MP camera is rivaled only by the 8MP camera on Samsung phones, and the dedicated camera centric smartphones. Yes, it now has LTE activated.
The Apple iPhone 5 comes in three models, with 16 GB, 32 GB or 64 GB of storage. Storage is not expandable.
It is an excellent choice, if you are happy with a 4-inch or so display.
This phone is available from both carriers at Plan 2499, but Globe Plan 1799 plus Php4,800 cash or Smarts Data Plan 2000 plus Php2,500 cash are better deals.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
October 2012 15K or Lower Smartphone Buyers Guide
When looking for a budget smartphone these days running a current operating system, which should serve you well for two years, your only real choice are Android phones. The good thing, is that is not a bad choice and there are good offerings available.
If we were to spend more than the Php7K price for the Sony ST21i Xperia tipo, we would really like a larger display. The Lenovo P700 gives you that at a bit over Php3K more.
Sony has several excellent mid price dual core offerings, like the Sony Xperia U and Sola. The U is the cheapest, but the absence of a MicroSD card slot to expand the 4 GB internal storage is probably a deal breaker. Enter the Xperia go.
If the HVGA display of the Sony Xperia go puts you off, there is a good alternative with the Xperia sola.
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All the phones listed here run Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or have updates available now
1. Sony ST21i Xperia tipo - Good enough for smartphone/PDA use (Php7,150 to Php7,690)
There are cheaper smartphones, but really none are worth your money. Sony Sony ST21i Xperia tipo is where you should start your search.
The Sony ST21i Xperia tipo runs Android 4.03, Ice Cream Sandwich ("ICS"), so you should have no problem with Android app compatibility. It comes with a small but sharp 3.2-inch HVGA (320 x 480). The battery is a good sized 1500 mAh unit which when combined with the frugal power requirements of the small screen will result in excellent battery life. The 2.5 GB user available internal storage is expandable with MicroSD cards up to 32 GB being officially supported.
It is not a terrible fast device with a single core 800 MHz ARM Corter-A5 processor. The 3.2 MP camera is just best used in emergencies.
If your purpose in getting a smartphone is for the traditional smartphone uses: communication and organization, there really is no reason to spend more. This phone is great for calls, SMS, email, instant messaging and making calls over VoIP, with the only drawback being the absence of a front camera for video calls. It will also keep your calendar and tasks organized and even keep them in sync with other devices or other people.
2. Lenovo P700 - There are more reasons to buy this than it dual SIM capability (Php10,900 to Php10,999)
If we were to spend more than the Php7K price for the Sony ST21i Xperia tipo, we would really like a larger display. The Lenovo P700 gives you that at a bit over Php3K more. This Android ICS powered smartphone has the same performance level as the tipo. Your additional 3K will get you a much larger 4-inch WVGA (480 x 800) display, a larger 2500 mAh battery and it also comes with a front camera. In other respects, it is similar to the Xperia tipo with the same 2.5 GB of user expandable storage and a mediocre camera.
The bigger screen is a good enough reason to get this one. By the way, it is a dual SIM phone too.
3. Sony Xperia go - Dual core power (Php12,990 to Php14,990)
Sony has several excellent mid price dual core offerings, like the Sony Xperia U and Sola. The U is the cheapest, but the absence of a MicroSD card slot to expand the 4 GB internal storage is probably a deal breaker. Enter the Xperia go.The Sony Xperia go has a decent sized 3.5-inch display, with a HVGA (320 x 480) resolution. This makes the screen smaller and the resolution lower than the Lenovo P700. HVGA looks fine on a 3.5-inch display, so the real issue is the screen size.
In exchange for the smaller display, you have 1 GHz dual core ARM Cortex-A9 processor which is the main reason to get this phone over the Lenovo P700. It also comes with a decent 5 MP autofocus camera with a flash, as well as a secondary camera. The Sony Xperia go also provides more internal user available storage, at 4 GB (expandable via a MicroSD card) and has USB-on-the-Go support allowing you to connect it with USB Flash drives.
The only part I am not to crazy about is the smaller than average 1305 mAh battery, which is the same issue I have with the Sony Xperia U and Sola. An this is where the Sony Xperia go is a better choice than the Sony Xperia U and Sola. These two phone comes with higher resolution WVGA (480 x 800/854) displays combined with small 1320 mAh batteries. Given the small battery I would prefer the Sony Xperia go with its lower resolution display. The lower resolution display will use less power and result in better battery life.
As a bonus, the Xperia go, is IP67 certified to be dust and water resistant, making this a though phone. Despite its though status, this phone is just 9.8 mm thick.
4. Sony Xperia Sola - Want a higher resolution dual core device? (Php12,990 to Php15,990)
If the HVGA display of the Sony Xperia go puts you off, there is a good alternative with the Xperia sola.The Xperia sola has a larger 3.7 inch 480 x 854 display, provides the same dual core punch and almost the same specifications as the Xperia go. You do loose a front camera, and the dust and water resistant nature of the Xperia go.
I would recommend a go, but if the display puts you off. Get the sola.
To be continued.
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