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CyberGhost VPN v6.5.0.3180

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 18:49:00 +0530

CyberGhost VPN

CyberGhost is a fast, simple and efficient way to protect your online privacy, surf anonymously and access blocked or censored content. It offers top-notch security and anonymity without being complicated to use or slowing down your internet connection.

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Freedom : With CyberGhost VPN you gain access to censored or geo-restricted content from all around the world.

How to Activate?

Install CyberGhost VPN
Run KillProcess.exe
Copy content from crack folder and paste & replace into installation directory
Launch CyberGhost
That’s All, Enjoy

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CCleaner Professional v4.5.1 build 714416100 Free Apk

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 18:45:00 +0530

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Piriform, the makers of the world’s most popular PC and Mac cleaning software bring you CCleaner for Android.

Remove junk, reclaim space, monitor your system and browse safely. Become the Master of your own device with the ultimate cleaning app for your Android!

Features

Speed up your phone and remove junk safely
Clean application cache, download folders, browser history, clipboard content and more
Delete call logs and SMS messages individually, in bulk, by age or by contact
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Quickly and easily uninstall multiple unwanted applications
Free up valuable storage space on your device
Optimize your Android in just a few clicks
Simple, intuitive user interface which is easy to navigate
Totally free from Ads and clutter
Fast, compact and efficient with low memory and CPU usage
Check the usage of your CPU
Keep track of your RAM and internal storage space
Check out your battery levels and temperature

How to Install?

Download Apk.
On your Android device, go to settings > security > allow unknown sources.
Find downloaded APK on your phone and install it.
All Done. Enjoy!

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How to make sure your data is really deleted before selling your Android phone

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 2 Jul 2016 01:37:00 +0530

You would think when you do a "factory reset" and agree to erase everything on your Android device that all of your data would be wiped out for good. But you'd be wrong.

As many researchers have discovered, data can be recovered with the right tools even after a factory reset has been performed. That's because when you delete something, the file itself isn't actually overwritten — the system just throws away all the info on the file, essentially tossing it in with whatever free space you have. Recoverable data can be a real privacy problem if you ever plan on selling or donate your Android phone.

There are, however, a few ways to ensure your data is really erased forever.

Encrypt your phone

Encrypting your Android device is the strongest way to prevent its data from being recovered. By encrypting your device, you are essentially scrambling all the data and locking it away with a special key. Once encrypted, the data can't be decrypted without entering a passcode.

Most devices running Android 6.0 Marshmallow are required (except maybe some low-end devices) by Google to have mandatory encryption for maximum security.

If your device is running Android 5.0 Lollipop or lower (and supports encryption), it's highly recommended you turn on encryption (Settings > Security > Encrypt phone) to scramble its data before doing a factory reset. (The setting location may vary on different devices.)

Essentially, by doing this, you'll be erasing scrambled data which is virtually unrecoverable.

Overwrite it with throwaway data

So now that you've encrypted your data, factory reset it and erased everything, let's go even further and make sure the new destroyed encrypted data is even more jarbled and worthless by overwriting with new junk data.

Go ahead and set up your device again, but this time don't sign into any Google accounts or anything. Once your device is set up as new, go ahead and start recording a video for as long as you can, at the highest resolution. Repeat as much as you need to fill up all the space.

Then do another factory reset.

Repeat

If you're paranoid, you can follow the above tips and perform them several times until you feel confident the data is scrambled enough and overwritten with new throwaway data that even if someone was able to recover the data, they wouldn't get anything useful. But if you want to keep it simple, a single encrypt-and-reset will do the trick for most.

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Tesla driver killed when Autopilot fails to avoid collision, sparking investigation

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 2 Jul 2016 01:26:00 +0530

According to a Tesla blog post, "The vehicle was on a divided highway with Autopilot engaged when a tractor trailer drove across the highway perpendicular to the Model S. Neither Autopilot nor the driver noticed the white side of the tractor trailer against a brightly lit sky, so the brake was not applied."

Due to the tall height of the trailer, the Model S drove underneath it. This caused the Model S' windshield to collide with the trailer, killing the driver.

Tesla points out that if the Model S had "impacted the front or rear of the trailer, even at high speed, its advanced crash safety system would likely have prevented serious injury."

Tesla further explains that the semi-autonomous Autopilot system is in beta mode. Furthermore, before the system is activated, the driver has to acknowledge they are ultimately responsible for the driving. Clearly, that has not been apparent to all drivers, like the guy who was caught napping on the freeway while Autopilot was engaged.

"This is much like the autopilot on an airplane," CEO Elon Musk said in an email to Mashable. "They reduce pilot workload and increase safety, but should not be relied upon without human oversight. That's why we used the same name."

The collision is worrisome to makers and proponents of autonomous and semi-autonomous driving systems. Now the question becomes whether the incident is an outlier or an indication of a larger problem. And regardless which, what the impact will be on the advancement of self-driving systems.

Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.

Navya Arma: A glimpse into the boring, utilitarian self-driving future

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Wed, 18 May 2016 12:58:00 +0530

This autonomous French shuttle bus is already on sale, and deployed on a number of geofenced sites including a 220-hectare EDF power plant in Civaux. Fully electric and capable of operating like a set-route bus or an on-demand taxi, the Navya Arma carries 15 people at a top speed up to 45 km/h. It's also undergoing road testing. Efficient, useful, slow and unexciting, it's much like what we can expect when self-driving cars hit the roads en masse.

The writing is on the wall: self-driving cars will swarm our roads within the next couple of decades. They'll be cheaper, safer, more efficient. Our grandchildren – heck, even our children – will probably never learn to drive if they live in an urban environment.

While it's fun to think about in a futurism sense, there will be little excitement where the real change happens. Autonomous vehicles will, by their nature, be boring. For the most part they'll have utilitarian looks. They'll be quiet and electric, they'll be slow and conservative drivers. They'll basically be a more personal version of public transport.

Like this thing, for example. Navya, the French manufacturer of the Arma, says it's the first fully autonomous vehicle system that's actually available to buy right now.

Arma is a 15-seat self-driving shuttle bus that can be programmed to do all sorts of short trips, primarily within a geo-fenced area and off the open road. It can be rolled out fairly quickly, as it doesn't require any specific infrastructure beyond an inductive charging station.

Arma sees and senses its environment using GPS, LiDAR and stereo cameras, so it can avoid static and dynamic obstacles as it moseys its way along between a set of pre-programmed pick-up, drop-off and charging points on a shift that can last between 5 and 13 hours. Passengers get in, hit a destination, then sit and wait as the Arma decides on the best way to get there.

You can set them up to work like buses, where the route is set, or like taxis, where they can be called from various locations as needed.

It's already in use at several sites. Most notably half a dozen of them are shuttling workers and visitors around the 220 hectare site of the EDF power plant in Civaux, where door-to-door trips between offices can be up to 2.5 km (1.6 mi). They circulate every 5 minutes, replacing a diesel bus that used to get around once every 15, and EDF estimates that they'll get as much as 3 million euros' worth of extra productivity from its workforce thanks to the waiting time being cut down.

Check out the video below:

BM researchers claim 3bit per cell phase change memory.

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Wed, 18 May 2016 12:55:00 +0530

Scientists at IBM Research have demonstrated the ability to store 3bit of data per cell in a phase change memory (PCM).
Previously, scientists at IBM and other institutes have demonstrated the ability to store 1bit per cell in PCM, but the IBM researchers say they have stored 3bit per cell in a 64k cell array at elevated temperatures and that data has been retained for more than 1million cycles.
“Phase change memory is the first instantiation of a universal memory with properties of both DRAM and flash,” said Dr Haris Pozidis, manager of non volatile memory research at IBM Research Zurich, “thus answering one of the grand challenges of our industry. Reaching 3bit per cell is a significant milestone because, at this density, the cost of PCM will be significantly less than DRAM and closer to flash.”
To achieve multibit storage IBM scientists developed two enabling technologies: a set of drift immune cell state metrics; and drift tolerant coding and detection schemes.
The cell state metrics measure a physical property of the PCM cell that remains stable over time, and are thus insensitive to drift, which affects the stability of the cell’s electrical conductivity with time. To provide additional robustness of the stored data, a coding and detection scheme adaptively modifies the level thresholds that detect the cell’s stored data so they follow variations due to temperature. As a result, says the team, the cell state can be read reliably for long periods after the memory is programmed.
The experimental multibit PCM chip consists of a 2 × 2Mcell array with a four bank interleaved architecture. The memory array size is 2 × 1000µm × 800 µm. The PCM cells, based on doped chalcogenide alloy, were integrated into the prototype chip serving as a characterisation vehicle in 90nm CMOS baseline technology.

The Best Camera Drones for Every Skill Level and Budget

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 11:47:00 +0530

Today's mass-market drones can capture stunning aerial images and video. Whether you're looking to make your first drone purchase, or simply to upgrade your current one, this roundup has a solid pick for every price range and skill level.
Drones can be super cool, entertaining tech products, but keep in mind they're not meant to be toys. If you're a novice, opt for a more affordable drone that will help you hone your skills, while pricier drones should be reserved for experienced photographers. Shop options for every skill level and at every price point, below.

Note: Drone laws vary across the U.S. so be sure to look into your local regulations and register your aircraft with the Federal Aviation Administration. Find out all about the process here.

BLADE Nano QX FPV BNF Quadcopter

from $135, bhphotovideo.com

The BLADE Nano QX FPV BNF is a keenly priced camera drone that's only 5.5 inches long, and is capable of capturing 720p video footage at 30 fps. It has various flying modes, built-in prop guards, and an intelligent control system. The device has replacement rotor blades in its retail package.

Google Could Be Planning a New Non-Cardboard VR Headset

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 11:42:00 +0530

Google could be about to follow their Cardboard virtual reality headset with a rival to the successful Gear VR.

The company is allegedly planning to expand its VR range with a more solid plastic model featuring an in-built sensor, FT reports.

Google's chief executive Sundar Pichai recently said that the Cardboard was "just the first step" in its VR range.

"Beyond these early efforts, you'll see a lot more from us and our partners in 2016," he said.

The news comes after rumours that the company was stepping up its VR efforts by launching a headset of its own, after it hired hardware and software engineers for VR camera systems, as well as host of other new positions.

Meanwhile, Apple has snapped up Virginia Tech professor Doug Bowman—an expert in virtual and augmented reality who won an award for his work with Microsoft's HoloLens—hinting that the iPhone maker also has plans for VR.

Nintendo also seems to have changed its mind about the potential of VR, letting investors know today that the Japanese firm is "looking at" the tech.

From: Digital Spy

Zarooq Sand Racer to tear across the desert (and pavement, too)

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Wed, 2 Dec 2015 23:23:00 +0530

"The UAE are famous for amazing deserts, extreme safari motorsport and dune racing, but the performance of US and Japanese cars just wasn't good enough," Zarooq director Mohammed Al Qadi said in October. "So we decided to assemble a team to design and build the car we have all dreamed about, specifically made to race in the desert."

We recently got a look at the all-new W Motors Fenyr Supersport, an ultra-aggressive, highly exclusive exotic supercar from the United Arab Emirates. One of the creative forces behind that car has now revealed an automotive vision from a very different corner of his mind. The Sand Racer from startup Zarooq Motors is arguably every bit as cool as the Fenyr, but it's designed to thrash about on hot sand instead of just asphalt.

Zarooq believes there's a demand for a street legal, off-road-focused performance car purpose-built for the desert of the United Arab Emirates. That car is nearing completion. The names of both the car and company are borrowed from the Shockari sand racer, a fast, agile desert snake ("Zarooq" in Emirati).

Sounds like a noble endeavor, and the end result looks like the UAE's answer to theLocal Motors Rally Fighter, with a touch more rally race readiness. In fact, the Sand Racer doesn't look like it belongs on a road at all, though Zarooq presents it as a street-legal design. We suppose if you rip off some of the rendered options – like those huge, dirt-gnawing tires – it would look a little less out of place on the highway.

"It had to be fit for purpose, of course, hence the significant ground clearance, limited overhang or the room necessary for significant suspension travel," explained designer Anthony Jannarelly. "It also had to meet the standards to be road legal, yet we clearly focused on designing a car that is unique, aggressive and we hope, one day, iconic."

Jannarelly is the aforementioned mad mind behind the Fenyr Supersport (and Lykan Hypersport), and his firm Jannarelly & Juillot Special is working with Zarooq and Campos Racing in engineering and building the Sand Racer. They're supporting the high-set composite body with a welded S355 steel tube frame and the mid-rear placement of the engine will lead to a 60 rear/40 front distribution of the car's 2,315 lbs (1,050 kg).

Whether attacking the rippled, sun-baked sand grains of the UAE desert or a roadway commute around Dubai, the Sand Racer will get its momentum from a 304-bhp (227 kW) 3.5-liter V6 engine mated to a six-speed automatic gearbox with paddle shifters and putting out up to 274 lb-ft (371 Nm) of torque. Much like the Peugeot 2008 DKR rally racer, the Sand Racer is envisioned as an absolutely beastly but lightweight off-roader that relies on just two driven wheels. Cushion will come from an independent triangle front suspension and trailing arm rear suspension.

Buyers looking for more performance out in the dirt will be able to check off options like off-road performance suspension, off-road wheels and tires, power upgrading up to 500 hp (373 kW), and performance brakes and exhaust.

Specs are subject to change, but as of now, the Sand Racer lists in with just over a foot (315 mm) of ground clearance, a 45-degree approach angle, a 53-degree departure angle and a 25-degree ramp over angle. It stretches 13.8 ft (4.2 m) in length and has a 9.25-ft (2.82-m) wheelbase, 27.6-in (700-mm) front overhang and 27.7-in (704-mm) rear overhang. Wheel size is listed at 15 inches with 33x12.5 R15 tires.

Inside, the Sand Racer will offer a functional blend of road comfort and off-road performance. It's set to have cloth seats with four-point harnesses, an LCD digital display, air conditioning and carbon fiber trim. Buyers can get a bit more on-road comfort and convenience by pulling equipment like comfort seats, infotainment system, glove box and cupholders off the options list.

Zarooq presented the Sand Racer to the press prior to the recent Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. It showed only renderings, though, since the actual car is still being finished. It plans a full public reveal sometime in early 2016.

"Chassis is now finished; the engine and wiring are in place and working, the body molds are being sculpted, and we are just waiting for a few parts to arrive to finalize the assembly in December," Mohammed Al Qadi explained as part of the presentation.

The company also has to complete testing and road homologation.

Zarooq plans to establish sales in the United Arab Emirates and greater Persian Gulf region before looking at export. The price should fall between US$80,000 and $160,000, depending upon trim and options. Zarooq also hopes to develop a Dubai-based sand racing circuit and single-make racing series. Mohammed Al Qadi and fellow directors Bruno Laffite and Iannis Mardell all have racing-related backgrounds.

We'll wait and see how much of Zarooq's game plan comes to fruition, but we do like the look of this rally racer for the road. We hope the actual car does indeed materialize in the near future.

Source: Zarooq Motors

Sony Xperia Z6 Release Date & Price: Top 5 Specs & Features to Watch Out For [Rumors]

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 7 Nov 2015 23:15:00 +0530

A visitor looks at an Xperia Z5 smartphone at the Sony stand at the 2015 IFA consumer electronics and appliances trade fair on September 4, 2015 in Berlin, Germany. The 2015 IFA will be open to the public from September 4-9. (Photo : Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

After the release of the Sony Xperia Z5, fans could not help but wonder what its successor could offer the public.

Expected to be revealed in March 2016, the Xperia Z6 will reportedly come with high-end features detailed below.

4K resolution

Android Standard said that the Z6 could come with a 5.5-inch IPS Triluminos display with 4K Resolution. It added that it will be protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 4.

Better processor

The upcoming Xperia instalment is also believed to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset.

According to Qualcomm, this chipset is "the most powerful mobile processor we've ever made."

"Qualcomm Technologies is proud to announce that the Snapdragon 820 will feature breakthrough LTE and Wi-Fi technologies, made possible by an integrated, and newly upgraded, X12 LTE modem," added the company.

Powerful camera

As for the camera, Android Standard said it the Z6 may come with a 30 MP main camera with LED flash and an 8 MP front shooter.

"It may also feature 4K video recording at 60fps. Sony may use IMX2xx sensor in Xperia Z6 to reduce noise and increase color quality. Optical Image Optimization and HDR are some features of rear camera of Xperia Z6," added the same report.

Bigger battery

It is believed that the Z6 will come with a "non-removable 4000 mAh Li-Po battery" for faster charging and more efficient mobile experience.

Other features

Once available next year, Android Standard said it will have the Android M operating system, a fingerprint sensor, front-facing speakers and a USB Type-C port.

As for its price, the handset is believed to start selling at $700.

Earlier this month, Sony revealed the Sony Xperia Z5 Premium which is said to be the first smartphone with the 4K ultra high-definition display, along with two other Z5 phones.

Engadget said the company launched "a trio of flagship phones" -- Z5 Premium, Z5 and the Z5 Compact during the IFA 2015 in Berlin, Germany.

"The trio shares many attributes, but thanks to one spec, the Premium is by far the most interesting," added the same report.

With an 806-ppi display, the Z5 Premium is sure to be a sought-after phone for Sony fans though the Z5 will reportedly come with a 5.2-inch 1080p display and the Z5 Compact having a 4.6-inch 720p display.

Meanwhile, CNET said that all the released Z5 phones are equipped with a 23-megapixel camera, waterproof body and fingerprint scanner.

As for its other specifications, Engadget said that the all three phones share almost the same features. They are reportedly powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor, up to 32GB internal storage and a battery which can last for two days.

But the battery capacity also differ per phone as the Premium will have a 3,430mAh battery, the Z5 with a 2,900mAh and the Z5 Compact a 2,700mAh.

Toyota’s future cars will talk to each other and drive themselves

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 7 Nov 2015 23:08:00 +0530

IN the future, cars will talk to each other to avoid accidents, merge onto highways and drive us to a destination we set on the GPS.

And we’re not talking about in 10 or 20 years either, this type of technology is already on the roads across the world and will be rolling out in Australia over the next few years.

In Japan, the government and companies such as Toyota are rolling out sets of traffic lights that can talk to avoid accidents.

With sensors on the car, as well as a radar at the lights, the cars and infrastructure can talk to tell each other when it’s safe to make a turn or go forward.

This sort of technology is just the start, and when it launches in Australia in several years, cars will be able to talk to each other over machine-to-machine based 5G networks.

Cars will be aware from hundreds of metres away that another car will be approaching an intersection. This communication isn’t limited to intersections either.

If there is say, a traffic jam up ahead, the cars will be able to suggest the driver take an alternate route to avoid it.

But the real advantage will be when cars start driving themselves.

In the future, companies like Toyota wants a world where there are no accidents, and with technology where cars know exactly where other vehicles are.

By eliminating human error, that future is looking more likely every day.

Driverless technology is already available in cars such as the Tesla Model S, able to activate an autopilot mode and steer itself in certain situations.

Toyota is looking to rollout this technology too, showing news.com.au how it works around the highways of Tokyo.

At this stage, the driverless technology is still based mainly on highway driving, but Toyota takes it further than the Model S by adding the ability to follow navigation direction and change lanes.

On our Lexus demo car, there was a destination set on the navigation system.

Lexus is part of Toyota’s luxury car division.

It was up to the driver to get from our initial location and through the traffic to the highway, but once we came up to the exit, the car automatically took over, indicated and joined the highway.

From there, it steered itself, while overtaking cars driving slower than the speed limit and returning back to the left lane once it was done.

Toyota says traditional GPS isn’t accurate enough for this technology, so it has cars rolling out across the world mapping roads with a combination of small sensors, cameras and GPS units to automatically generate detailed 3D maps of the roads.

While similar types of technology are around, Toyota general manager of its future project division, Ken Koibuchi says Toyota’s will be the best.

“There are very many types of technology … Our system is much more accurate compared to others. Other systems that release very quickly are not as safe as our system,” he told news.com.au

The driverless technology will be rolling out over the next couple of years, with more advanced versions introduced by 2020.

Introduction To Java Programming

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sun, 12 Jul 2015 01:38:00 +0530

The first question, what is this Java stuff anyway… well Java is an “Object Oriented Programming”(OOP) language. We will know about OOP in the next part, first of all we must know what is a programming language… It’s actually giving the computer instructions to carry out specific job, or “teaching the computer several ways to solve problems”. If you don’t have any programming experience, then let me tell you to write any program think how do you yourself will solve it in real world, then translate your thoughts in the programming language. So let’s start with Java…

History and Usage

The team which created Java was under James Gosling, and they worked for Sun Microsystems to create a platform-independent programming language. The first implementation was done in the fall of 1992, then it was called ‘Oak’ but the name was later changed to ‘Java’ due to some legal snags. The first public announcement of Java was done in 1995.
Since then Java turned out to be a global hit, it was a revolution in internet for its applets. Major companies like Google and Amazon extensively uses Java. Also java produced maximum number of jobs in 2013.

How Java works

To work with Java you will need Java Development Kit (JDK) installed in your computer. We will work with Java SE(Standard Edition) 1.7 in this tutorial. Download JDK for free from here.
The legend of Java is in “Byte Code”. When we write a Java program we store it in a file with .Java extension, after compiling we get a file with .class extension. This is the portable file which holds the byte code, which can be taken to any computer with any platform and be run. The byte code is interpreted with JVM (Java Virtual Machine), which converts all the Java code to machine. Thus, Java is both compiled and interpreted language.
SOURCE CODE»javac(JAVA COMPILER)»BYTE CODE»JVM»MACHINE CODE.

Concepts Of OOP

If you are already versed with the concepts of OOP or done any other OOP language such as C++, you may skip this part.
The main concept of OOP is PIE, or Polymorphism Inheritance Encapsulation. We will now deal with these heavy looking terms.

Polymorphism

Lets take the word ‘cell’ we use it to define the structural and functional part of living things or a mobile phone or a jail room or intersection of rows and columns in excel. You can see that a same word is used to define many things, this is the concept of polymorphism. We can do the same in java, the practical part of this comes in the later tutorials.

Inheritance

A son has many characteristics of his parents and this is only the general idea of inheritance, the same applies to programming, its carrying common attributes or behaviours from one entity to another.

Encapsulation

Its packing several attributes or entities in an single entity, for example we have several words- Plant, Animal, digestion, stomata, stomach, transpiration, we can see the are jumbled words with plant and animal organs and processes. This is what happens in Procedure Oriented Programming, but in
OOP we don’t let them float around but we pack them. Animal{digestion(stomach)} Plant{transpiration(stomata)}. In programming terms Animal and Plant are classes, digestion and transpiration functions and stomach and stomata data members. We will discuss these terms later on in detail.

Java Classes, Functions and Objects

Before we start coding we must know what these are. Well class is a collection of data, functions, etc. actually it is the encapsulating entity. It is also called the object factory, a collection of classes is known as package.
Objects contains all the characteristics of a class, any function or data member of the class it belongs to can be accessed through it
(Though it depends on the visibility modes, about which we will discuss in later tutorials).
Functions are the code blocks in which the work is done, we write the code to be executed in functions.
We may take Car as a class, BMW and Ferrari can be considered its objects and driving its function.

The First Java Program

Let’s now start up with coding (finally..!!). Here is a very very simple Java program, have a look:

class Techmartz { public static void main(String h[]){ System.out.print("Hello world from Techmartz"); }}

Output:

Now let’s have a post-mortem of the program. We begin with the class keyword, it declares a class called CodeNirvana… Here’s the syntax- class<class name>.

We may give any class name but it is the convention to begin the class name with a capital letter and start every new word with a capital letter.
Next we write a brace to begin defining the class in Java we start a code block with a { and end it with a }. The code block opened at last must be closed at first.
Then we write the word “public static void main(String h[])”, we will discuss these words in detail in our tutorial about functions. For now, you should know that these words are to define a function called “main” from which most of the Java programs starts to execute. Remember, when you code in general, then “main” method is must.
Then comes the important part of the System.out.print(); statement, this is the displaying statement of Java, whatever letters we want to write on the console we will write it in double quotes. System.out.print(); displays the content but dose not takes the cursor to the next line, whereas System.out.println(); displays the content and takes the cursor to the next line.
You may notice the “;” after the statement, the semicolon is used to terminate each statement, behold my friends!! This is the place where most programmers get their bugs.

Using Numbers and Variables

We will discuss about all variable types in the next tutorial, here we will use only the “int” type. First of all, what is a variable? Well, they are named memory spaces to store data while running the program.

Syntax to declare a variable: <data type> <variable name>;

Assign it a value: <variable name>=<value>;

lets join it..
<data type> <variable name>=<value>;
Example: int a=10;

Remember a variables value can be changed any time but the declaration has to be made only once.
We may declare multiple variables with same data type like this…
int a=0,b=1,c=9………z=7;

Every variable in Java has a data type, Here we use “int” it is to store an integer constant.

Few Operators with variables

Let’s use the basic mathematical operators now.

int a=10+5;
now, a=15
int b=a*10;
now b=150;
Simple, isn't it.
System.out.print() with variables.

To display any variable we don’t need to give the double quotes, let’s take an example

int a=25;
System.out.print(a);
Outpur: 25.

We may do a calculation:

int a=5;
int b=10;
System.out.print(a+b);
Output: 15

We may display a variable’s value along with letters using the ‘+’ operator like this:

int a=100;
System.out.print(“Hundred=”+a);
Output: Hundred=100

But to do a calculation along with displaying a string(Group of letters) needs another bracket:

int a=5,b=10;
System.out.println(“Sum=”+a+b);
System.out.print(“Sum=”+(a+b));
Output:
Sum=510
Sum=15

Beware of this mistake:
int a=10;
System.out.println(a);
System.out.print(“a”);
Output:
10
a

Remember whatever we write in double quotes will be displayed as it is(Except the escape sequences…don’t worry, this all ill come in the third tutorial)

Running the Java program

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First we have to write the code in any text editor like notepad or notepad++, then save it with the class name as the file name and with .Java extension. Now where to save it? It should be saved in the bin folder of the jdk’s folder in your Java root directory. The path in Windows XP using jdk1.7 update 45 is: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_45\bin

Or, you may change your “path” environment variable to the path of your bin folder like this in command prompt: set path= “C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_45\bin”

Next you must compile the program with javac command like this

javac “<file path>”
Example:
javac “C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_45\bin\Techmartz.java”

If there is any syntax error it will be displayed else a .class file will be created. Now to run it we will use the Java command after navigating to the directory where the .class file is.

java <class name>
Example:
java Techmartz

Your program will now run successfully…

Top 5 Free Integrated Development Environment (IDE) For JAVA Programming

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sun, 12 Jul 2015 01:36:00 +0530

What is an IDE?

An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) provides benefits to developers/programmers/students to write there source code in a well defined and arranged manner, which plain text editors fail to do. IDE's arrangement of source code and the representation giving it a syntactic understanding of the code. IDE's provides advanced features like code generators, auto-completion, refactoring, and debuggers.

Best IDE's For JAVA Programming:

1. Eclipse :

Price: Free

License: Open Source

OS Supports: Windows, Linux, Mac

Summary: Eclipse is a free IDE that has taken the Java industry to a next level. Eclipse is highly extensible and customizable. Eclipse is built on its own SWT GUI library. Eclipse excels at refactoring, J2EE support, and plugin support. The only weakness of Eclipse is its lack of a Swing (SWT GUI) designer.The eclipse platform provides tool developers with ultimate flexibility and control over their software technology.

2. Netbeans :
  Price: Free
  License: Open Source
  OS Supports: Windows, Linux, Mac, Solaris, Independent(zip)
Summary: Netbeans is a free IDE by Sun Microsystems. It is the main competitor of Eclipse.The main advantage of Netbeans over Eclipse is Netbean's excellent GUI designer. It includes syntax highlighting and language support for Java, JSP, XML/XHTML, visual design tools, code generators, ant and CVS support.

3. IntelliJ :
Price: Free / Trial
License: Proprietary
OS Supports: Windows, Linux, Mac
Summary: Intellij IDE really knows your code and helps by giving smart and relevant suggestions in every context: instant and clever code completion, on-the-fly code analysis, easy project navigation and reliable refactoring tools.

4. JCreator :

Price: Free / Trial

  License: Proprietary
  OS Supports: Windows
  Summary: IDE from Xinox. JCreator has two editions: JCreator Pro (free 30 day trial), JCreator Standard (completely free). Note also that unlike many other Java IDEs, this one is not coded in Java but is written in C++ and optimised for the Windows platform.

5. BlueJ :

Price: Free

OS Supports: Windows, Mac, Linux

Summary: The BlueJ environment was developed as part of a university research project about teaching object-orientation to beginners. It is easy-to-use teaching environment for the Java language that facilitates the teaching of Java to first year students. Special emphasis has been placed on visualization and interaction techniques to create a highly interactive environment that encourages experimentation and exploration.

NOTE: If you are not new to programming and wants to switch to JAVA than Eclipse will be the better option for you, and if you are starting your programming tour with JAVA and wants an easy and user friendly IDE or want to create swing(GUI) application than I will recommend you to use NetBeans IDE.

How to Disable StartUp Programs in Windows

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sun, 12 Jul 2015 01:22:00 +0530

How to Disable StartUp Programs in Windows

The more softwares you install on your computer, Windows takes more time to StartUp or boot, Which is quite irritating...
Many programs add themselves to the list of programs started when you boot your computer, and that list has to be controlled to improve the boot speed. By removing unwanted programs from startup we can improve boot speed by considerable amount.

Disabling StartUp Programs in Windows

Open Run ( win+r )
In the Open box write MSCONFIG and Click OK.
Navigate to Startup:

Unchecked the programs you don't want to start on startup.
If you don't know which program is useful or which should not be unchecked: See the Manufacturer column (Almost all the Windows manufactured programs should be checked and never disable your graphic driver or sound driver) .
Now finally click OK and you are asked to restart your windows, Restart it and your settings are saved.

NOTE: If you are using Windows 8 than open Task Manager and navigate to start-up :

Right click on program which you don't want to start on system boot and choose Disable.

Top 10 Movies for Programmers

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sun, 12 Jul 2015 01:20:00 +0530

Top 10 Movies for Programmers

1. The Social Network

The story of Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg creates the social networking site that would become
known as Facebook.

2. Pirates of Silicon Valley

History of Apple and Microsoft.

3. Jobs

The story of Steve Jobs' ascension from college dropout into one of the most revered creative entrepreneurs of the 20th century.

4. The Internship

Two salesmen whose careers have been torpedoed by the digital age find their way into a coveted internship at Google.

5. Antitrust

A computer programmer's dream job turns nightmarish when he discovers his boss has a secret and ruthless means of dispatching anti-trust problems.

6. TRON: Legacy

The son and his father ends up inside the digital world that his father designed. He meets his father's corrupted creation and a unique ally who was born inside the digital world.

7. A Beautiful Mind

After a brilliant but asocial mathematician accepts secret work in cryptography, his life takes a turn for the nightmarish.

8. Iron Man

When wealthy industrialist Tony Stark is forced to build an armored suit after a life-threatening incident, he ultimately decides to use its technology to fight against evil.

9. Hackers

A young boy is arrested by the U.S. Secret Service for writing a computer virus and is banned from using a computer until his 18th birthday.

10. The Matrix

A computer hacker learns from mysterious rebels about the true nature of his reality and his role in the war against its controllers.

So this is our top 10 recommended movies for programmers. What's your favourite? We really want to hear from you.

If you have more suggestions, please comment below and don't forget to share this list with your programmer friends.

Download IGI 1 Game Free

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Wed, 15 Apr 2015 10:53:00 +0530

IGI is very addictive shooting game. This is the first game which i really played out. Today I have uploaded it into our games section. You can easily download IGI from below download link

I can also post cheats of this game but that reduces the game excitement. The background music of this game is really awesome and you get involve to such an extent that it really feels we are inside that situation.

IGI 1 Free Download

RAR Password : apunkagames

How to Install IGI 1 Game Extract the downloaded file. You may require winrar for this. Double click Setup.exe Now run IGI.exe to play and enjoy. Please comment here which games you want me to upload? Your comments will encourage us.

HTC One M9 hands-on review

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 22:59:00 +0530

But it did divide opinion somewhat. Those who loved it really loved it, on account of its beautiful design, superb build and lovely screen. But for some its flaws - namely the much-maligned UltraPixel camera - prevented it from being the best.

The HTC One M9 - no brackets this time - aims to put that right.

Round the back there's a proper 20MP camera while the design has been refined slightly without losing what made it so special. We've already spent a bit of time with it, so here are our hands-on impressions of HTC's big 2015 hope.

DESIGN & BUILD

Over the past three years, HTC has milled and beveled itself a reputation for great design and excellent build quality.

This approach has paid off to the extent that even Apple, a company more design-obsessed than a houseful of Scandinavian furniture designers having an argument over a lamp, has made a phone that looks somewhat One-ish.

The last One, the (M8), was designed for feel – apparently designers spent months carrying non-working prototypes in their pockets – and the M9 tries to hold on to this fondlability while retaining some of the more sharply-edged design of the original One.

The result is a phone that’s angular at the front and curved at the back, with sides that are highly polished and finished in a different colour, giving it a slightly different appearance edge-on.

Some will call this design a compromise, and it does look a bit like the M9 was designed by two different people. It does, however, feel seriously well made; HTC tells us that creating the back cover is a 70-step process of coating, machining, beveling and re-beveling. It’s scratch-resistant, buttons have different textures machined on to them, and the rear camera has sapphire glass over the lens.

What I like most about the M9 is something you could call, if you were looking to coin an insufferably smug design term, ‘table presence’. What I mean by that is that some phones make a little whuck noise as they land on a flat surface. It’s the noise of a thin volume of air being pushed out by a screen that’s completely flush with the table. And when you pick it up again, there’s a very faint resistance, like parting thick pages in a hardback book.

Compare how an iPhone 5 sits on a perfectly flat table to how an iPhone 6 or a One M8, and hopefully you should notice it. Possibly not; this might be a weird peccadillo that only I notice, but to me, the table presence of a phone is like the clunk of a car door. It has nothing to do with its function, but everything to do with how much you enjoy using it.

Let’s have specs

Having fondled the M9, you are of course desperate to know what’s underneath its glamorous clothing. And the answer is, much the same as the rest of this year’s superphones - a Snapdragon 810 chip and 3GB RAM, offering easily enough power to cope with the most demanding apps, games, and otter videos.

The screen specs are less futuristic, with a 5-inch 1080p screen offering no display upgrade from the M8. There are two schools of thought on this. There’s the school of thought that it’s a really nice vivid screen and you can’t see the pixels so why waste battery on having more of them; and there are LG G3 owners, who will howl with derision at the idea of owning something with less than a 2K screen.

Tech Specs

Screen: 5.0in, 1080p LCD

Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, 64-bit octa-core

RAM: 3GB

Storage: 32GB, up to 128GB more via microSD

Camera: 20MP, f2.2, sapphire lens cover, 4K video recording (back); 4MP UltraPixel, f2.0 (front)

Battery: 2840mAh

Dimensions: 144.6 x 69.7 x 9.61mm, 157g

Colour: Dual-tone silver and gold

On screen

We’ve always though of HTC’s Sense interface as one of the Android skins genuinely worth having, and Sense 7 looks to offer more of what makes Android great – namely, customisation.

The Themes app doesn’t just change a few colours - it reworks your clock, textures, icons, sounds, and fonts. Better yet, you can choose a picture for your homescreen and have the app pick colours and fonts that will suit it. It’s like having one of Stuff’s design monkeys always around to make your phone look a little more tasteful.

Sense Home is also more contextually aware; if it’s lunch time, it’ll show you Yelp reviews from nearby restaurants, and if you cycle to work, it’ll notify you an hour before sunset in case you need to charge your lights.

Boom, shake shake shake the phone

Boomsound would be a great name for a wrestler, or perhaps even Professor Boomsound. He could have a ridiculously huge '80s boombox on his shoulder, and when he used his stereo to beat his opponent, it would register the impact and blare out B-B-B-BOOOOMMMSOUNNNNNDD!!! He could have a rivalry with Doctor Beats. Definitely some sponsorship potential for HTC there.

Anyway, as you’ll have noticed from the finely drilled grids at either end of the M9, Boomsound is still a major part of the HTC’s flagship. It now comes with Dolby, and thanks to Harman Kardon’s Blackfire protocol, a three-finger swipe can send different songs to different multiroom speakers from the same phone.

Dawn of the Ultraselfie

One of the features that most differentiated the M8 from its rivals was its camera: no 20MP sensor here, but rather an 'Ultrapixel’ sensor, which uses four pixels to create each dot in the picture, meaning smaller pics but formidable, flash-free low-light performance and a classier shot with more background.

It divided opinion, with some arguing that really, they'd rather just have standard 20MP camera thankyouverymuch.

So has HTC stuck to its guns with the M9? No, it's had enough of that argument, instead kitting the new phone out with, yes, a 20MP snapper round the back.

This should produce big, proper photos of other people’s faces using an ‘exposure engine’ that we’d guess is similar to the algorithm-based HDR technology used by Sony and Apple. It’ll even shoot 4K video, if you have anything you can watch 4K video on.

Ultrapixel's not quite dead though: it's just moved to the front. And that's no bad thing.

Taking pictures of your own face is, of course, moronic, but taking a selfie with a flash just guarantees that nothing but your own face is in the shot, all your selfies look the same, and all your photo albums will add up to in 30 years’ time is a depressing timeline of your face on its inexorable journey towards wizened, toothless infirmity.

By giving the selfie cam (we hate ourselves for even writing the phrase) an Ultrapixel sensor, you should be able to avoid using the flash and therefore avoid looking quite so rubbish. Though we still disapprove of the selfie concept.

For easy photo browsing, the M9 can collect all your snaps into the One Gallery app, which links your Dropbox/Drive/Facebook/Instagram/Flickr pics into one place (as smaller thumbnails) and makes them searchable. The phone also comes with a free two-year 100GB Google Drive account, so this could actually be a nice way to collate all your various photo-stashes.

Case closed

The (M8)’s Dot View case (pictured) was a fun piece of innovation, and on the M9’s refined, clear-backed design you can actually play Brick Breaker on the case. Which is absolutely crazy, because it turns a 1080p display back into a 1980s calculator game, but it’ll be fun for 20 minutes.

The Anonymity Network At Risk

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 15 Feb 2015 10:47:00 +0530

Editor’s note: Debbie Fletcher is a writer who has written for a range of different magazines and news publications..

You don’t have to watch NCIS to know that almost everything we do leaves some kind of trail or trace. Every click of the Internet and every post we make, email we send and file we download are all being tracked by someone somewhere. Unless, of course, it isn’t.

There are many reasons a person would want to go incognito on the Internet, and those reasons run the gamut from reasonable to evil. Therefore, there are many reasons a program that allows people to be anonymous on the Internet would be targeted for attack. Here’s why the anonymity network TOR is said to be at risk in 2015, and what the origin of the risk truly is.

What TOR Is For

Tor isn’t just any old Internet application that can aid important dissident political movements as well as providing a haven for drug traffickers. TOR is a free software package that acts as an anonymity network to enable users to navigate the Internet without being tracked by corporations, government agencies or other parties. These Internet communications are anonymized using application layers of encryption – also known as onion routing. (TOR previously stood for The Onion Router.)TOR is used by all kinds of people for all kinds of reasons. Your Uncle Larry with the tinfoil hat makes for an obvious fan, as do run-of-the-mill privacy enthusiasts. TOR has also become invaluable for people like domestic abuse victims and their social workers who need to keep their locations and communication under wraps in order to avoid digital stalking.

On a larger scale, TOR is widely used by journalists, political activists and citizens in countries that face censorship or Internet restrictions that have reason to fear reprisal from the government. TOR has played an integral part in political movements in Iran and Egypt, and was famously used by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

As there is for almost everything involving the Internet, however, there’s another side to TOR. It can, and is, used for illegal activity, including the distribution of illicit sexual content, the distribution of controlled substances, identity theft, credit-card fraud and bank fraud. TOR is known to be used by hacktivist groups, as well as criminal enterprises.

Already Under Attack

Pardon us if you saw this one coming, but the hacker group the Lizard Squad – famous for its repeated attacks on Sony – spent the end of 2014 targeting TOR. TOR’s anonymizing is made possible by a massive network of computers known as volunteer nodes. The Lizard Squad’s attacks on TOR are made possible by members overtaking huge numbers of the volunteer nodes. By overtaking these nodes, hackers are essentially able to eavesdrop on TOR users, leaving them open to further attack or possible extortion attempts.

It seems a war may be brewing between hacktivist groups over the Lizard Squad’s targeting of TOR. While the Lizard Squad’s antics with Sony have largely been regarded with benign amusement by most denizens of the Internet, messing with TOR is not turning out to have the same effect. Internet activist group Anonymous has taken exception to the attacks on TOR, stating that users need the service due to corrupt governments. Anonymous has warned the Lizard Squad to stand down.

The 2015 TOR Attack Trend

As bad as being caught in a battle between Anonymous and the Lizard Squad seems like it would be, if Internet security analysts are right, 2015 could get even uglier for TOR. Not only will TOR users have to be wary that they could be targeted by the Lizard Squad or other hacker groups, it’s likely they could also be targeted by government agencies.

DDoS attacks against North Korea have already made major headlines over the last month, bringing even more public attention to the issue of DDoS attacks. And with so much illegal activity alleged to be taking place on TOR, analysts agree it’s only a matter of time before police, the NSA, the FBI and other government agencies are seeking to unmask TOR service providers through small, targeted DDoS attacks on the anonymity network.

In fact, the security of TOR was already called into question in November of 2014 when the FBI shut down roughly 400 websites involved in the sale of contraband and arrested 17 people involved with online drug marketplaces. All of those people had assumed they were operating anonymously.

TOR is already what analysts call a ‘fragile network,’ and with hacker groups as well as legitimate organizations like government agencies targeting it for attack, it would seem TOR has some adapting to do.

We already know DDoS attacks are going to continue to grow in popularity and in level of devastation, so it’s up to networks and organizations like TOR to evolve in how they deal with these attacks.

Nexus 6 vs. Moto X

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 15 Feb 2015 10:44:00 +0530

Google unveiled the Motorola-built Nexus 6 on Wednesday. It takes a lot of the design cues we saw introduced on the Moto X (2014), which we’ve already reviewed, though it also sports a more pure version of Android, a larger display and more.

The Nexus 6 offers a larger 6-inch display with a sharper resolution and some other distinguishing features that set it apart from the Moto X. There are some things that we can’t really highlight in a spec comparison, like the Moto X’s Moto Maker options, but we can also show the primary differences between two of Motorola’s latest smartphones. Check out how the two devices compare in our side-by-side spec comparison tables below.

Which one has your eye?

Moto X (2014) Gallery

Nexus 6 Gallery

Motorola Moto X (2nd Generation)	Motorola Nexus 6
DISPLAY SIZE	5.2-inch, 1920 x 1080 pixel display (424 ppi)	5.96-inch, 2560 x 1440 pixel display (493 ppi)
DISPLAY TYPE	AMOLED	AMOLED
OPERATING SYSTEM	Android 4.4.4 (at launch)	Android 5.0 (at launch)
PROCESSOR	2.5 GHz Quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801	2.7 GHz Quad-core Snapdragon 805
RAM	2GB	3GB
STORAGE	16GB 32GB	32GB 64GB
EXTERNAL STORAGE	No	No
MAIN CAMERA (BACK)	13MP	13MP
SECONDARY CAMERA (FRONT)	2MP	2MP
NETWORKS	GSM/GSPRS/EDGE UMTS/HSPA+ up to 42Mbps CDMA/EVDO Rev. A 4G LTE	CA DL: B2-B13, B2-B17, B2-29, B4-B5, B4-B13, B4-B17, B4-B29 CDMA: 800, 1900, secondary 800 GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850,900,1800,1900 WCDMA: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 LTE: 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 17, 25, 26, 29, 41
WI-FI	802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4 & 5 GHz)	WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
BLUETOOTH	Bluetooth 4.0	Bluetooth 4.0
BATTERY	2300mAh	3220mAh
NFC	Yes	Yes
CONNECTIVITY	3.5mm Headphone jack Micro USB	3.5mm Headphone jack Micro USB
SENSORS	Accelerometer Ambient light Proximity	Accelerometer Ambient light Barometer Gyroscope Proximity
GPS	GLONASS GPS	A-GPS Digital compass
HEIGHT	140.8 mm (5.54 inches)	159.3 mm (6.27 inches)
WIDTH	72.4 mm (2.85 inches)	83 mm (3.27 inches)
DEPTH	9.9 mm (0.39 inches)	10.1 mm (0.40 inches)
WEIGHT	144 g (5.08 oz)	184 g (6.49 oz)
COLORS	Black, White (Numerous customizable back panels and accents)	Blue, White
SUPPORTED AUDIO FORMATS	AAC, AAC+, Enhanced AAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MIDI, MP3, PCM/WAVE, FLAC, OGG/Vorbis	N/A
SUPPORTED VIDEO FORMATS	H.263, H.264 AVC, MPEG-4 SP, VP8	N/A
IN THE BOX	N/A	Array

Best Smartphones To Buy In 2015 - [Top 15]

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 11:11:00 +0530

Smartphone is now becoming the basic need of every person because everyone need all important stuff within a single device. While using smartphone you can get great experience with high quality camera, Fully bright and crisp HD screen and also with the high performance processor and operating system you can do multitasking as very easy.
There are many apps which you can install in your smartphone like shopping apps, business apps, fitness apps etc So all these stuff in the smartphone can be helpful in daily life. So it becomes the more important for us to having a good smartphone. There are huge amount of smartphones in the market, sometimes it becomes more difficult to find which one is good smartphone with having great features and quality. If you are looking for a top best smartphone for yours then your are at a right place. Here we collect best selling smartphones for you check it out and enjoy it.

#1. Apple iphone 6

Processor:- Apple A8, Dual-core 1.4 GHz Cyclone (ARM v8-based), PowerVR GX6450 (quad-core graphics).
Operating System:- iOS 8, up-gradable.
Display:- 4.7 Inches.
Internal Memory:- 16/64/128 GB
RAM:- 1 GB.
Camera:- Front- 1.2 MP, Back- 8 MP.
Battery:- Non-removable Li-Po 1810 mAh battery (6.9 Wh)

#2. Sony Xperia Z3 Compact

Processor:- Snapdragon 801, Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400, Adreno 330.
Operating System:- Android v4.4.4 (KitKat), up-gradable.
Display:- 4.6 Inches, Shatter proof glass (Triluminos display, X-Reality Engine).
Internal Memory:- 16 GB upto 128 GB.
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front-2.2 MP, Back-20.7 MP.
Battery:- Non- removable Li-Ion 2600 mAh battery.

#3. HTC One (M8)

Processor:- Snapdragon 801, Quad-core 2.3 GHz (US/EMEA)/ 2.5 GHz (Asia, China) Krait 400, GPU Adreno 330.
Operating System:- Android v4.4.2 (KitKat), up-gradable.
Display:- 5.0 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3 (HTC Sense UI 6.0).
Internal Memory:- 16/32 GB, microSD upto 128 GB.
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front-5 MP, Back- Dual 4 MP.
Battery:- Non- removable Li-Po 2600 mAh battery.

#4. One Plus One

Processor:- Snapdragon 801, Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400, Adreno 330.

Operating System:- Android v4.4.2 (KitKat) up-gradable.
Display:- 5.5 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3 (CyanogenMod 11S).
Internal Memory:- 16/64 GB.
RAM:- 3 GB.
Camera:- Front-5 MP, Back- 13 MP.

Battery:- Non- removable Li-Po 3100 mAh battery.

#5. Samsung Galaxy S5

Processor:- Snapdragon 801, Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400, Adreno 330.
Operating System:- Android v4.4.2 (KitKat), up-gradable.
Display:- 5.1 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3 (TouchWiz UI).
Internal Memory:- 16/32 GB, microSD upto 128 GB.
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front- 2 MP, Back- 16 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 2420 mAh battery (BV-5QW).

#6. Nokia Lumia 930

Processor:- Snapdragon 800, Quad-core 2.2 GHz Krait 400, Adreno 330.
Operating System:- Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1.
Display:- 5.0 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3 (ClearBlack display).
Internal Memory:- 32 GB.
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front- 1.2 MP, Back- 20 MP.
Battery:- Non-removable Li-Ion 2070 mAh battery.

#7. LG G3

Processor:- Snapdragon 801, Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400, Adreno 330.
Operating System:- Android v4.4.2 (KitKat), up-gradable.
Display:- 5.5 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
Internal Memory:- 16/32 GB.
RAM:- 2/3 GB.
Camera:- Front- 2.1 MP, Back- 13 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery.

#8. Motorola Moto X (2014)

Processor:- Snapdragon 801, Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400, Adreno 330.
Operating System:- Android v4.4.4 (KitKat), up-gradable.
Display:- 5.2 inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
Internal Memory:- 16/32/64 GB.
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front-2 MP, Back- 13 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 2300 mAh battery.

Best Low Budget Smartphones

#1. Motorola Moto G (2014)

Processor:- Snapdragon 400, Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7, Adreno 305.
Operating System:- Android v4.4.2 (KitKat).
Display:- 5.0 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
Internal Memory:- 8 GB, microSD upto 32 GB
RAM:- 1 GB.
Camera:- Front-2 MP, Back- 8 MP.
Battery:- Non-removable Li-Ion 2070 mAh battery.

#2. Redmi Series (1s)

Processor:- Snapdragon, Quad-core 1.6 GHz Cortex-A7, Adreno 305.
Operating System:- Android , v4.3 (Jelly Bean).
Display:- 4.7 Inches, AGC Dragontrail glass (MIUI 5.0).
Internal Memory:- 8 GB, microSD upto 32 GB
RAM:- 1 GB.
Camera:- Front- 1.6 MP, Back- 8 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 2000 mAh battery.

#3. Huwaei Honor 3C

Processor:- Mediatek MT6582, Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7, Mali-400MP2.
Operating System:- Android, v4.2.2 (Jelly Bean).
Display:- 5.0 Inches, Multitouch, Emotion Lite UI 2.0
Internal Memory:- 8 GB, microSD upto 32 GB
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front-5 MP, Back- 8 MP.
Battery:- Li-Po 2300 mAh battery.

#4. Nokia Lumia 635

Processor:- Snapdragon 400, Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7, Adreno 305.
Operating System:- Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1.
Display:- 4.5 Inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3 (ClearBlack display).
Internal Memory:- 8 GB, microSD upto 128 GB
RAM:- 512 MB.
Camera:- Front-NO, Back- 5 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 1830 mAh battery (BL-5H).

#5. Micromax Yureka

Processor:- Snapdragon 615 Cortex A-53 1.5GHz, Octacore and Adreno 405.
Operating System:- Cyanogen OS 11.
Display:- 5.5 inches, Corning Gorilla Glass 3.
Internal Memory:- 16 GB, microSD upto 32 GB
RAM:- 2 GB.
Camera:- Front- 5 MP, Back- 13 MP.
Battery:- Li-Po 2500 mAh battery.

#6. Micromax Android one

Processor:- Mediatek MT6582, Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7, Mali-400MP2.
Operating System:- Android, v4.4.4 (KitKat), up-gradable.
Display:- 4.5 inches, Multitouch.
Internal Memory:- 4 GB, microSD upto 32 GB
RAM:- 1 GB.
Camera:- Front- 2 MP, Back- 5 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 1700 mAh battery.

#7. Gionee M2

Processor:- Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A7, Mali-400.
Operating System:- Android, v4.2 (Jelly Bean).
Display:- 5.0 inches, Multitouch.
Internal Memory:- 4 GB, microSD upto 32 GB
RAM:- 1 GB.
Camera:- Front- 2 MP, Back- 8 MP.
Battery:- Li-Ion 4200 mAh battery.

These are top rates best smartphones by users. So we recommend you choose any of thie best you like. List will be updated soon as new model will be arrived in market. I hope you like these phone and must share your reviews.

How To Download Paid Android Apps For Free - 2015

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 11:07:00 +0530

Android Market is Best Platform for Mobile Applications including many different categories on interest bases. Mostly all these categories are divided into two parts based on free or paid. Some apps are free for download but other remaining are paid apps. But the main question is why some paid ?
This because most of big and complex apps which are not easy work for developers to create so they charge some money to get benefits of their work. This is only depend on the mood of developers what they feel better so this is totally in hand of them to publish android apps as paid or as a free.

Method To Run Paid Android Apps

1st Method

In this method you have to download an apps name Black mart Alpha which helps you to download any android app from Google Play store which is paid. Mostly all paid apps are successfully work sometime you may got error must if you want to then follow below steps about its working

Firstly Download Black Mart Alpha From Here

Now Install it in your Android Phone

Now Search Any Paid Apps in Google Play store and remember the name of that app.

Now Open Black mart and in the search box enter the name of that app.

Now Download that particular app through Black Mart on your Mobile Phone.

Now Your Paid Apps is working Successfully.

2nd Method

In this method you have to download apps from some famous websites which are in the form of .apk extension and then you have to transfer them from PC to mobile.

Firstly you have to visit 4shared.com or mediafire.com on your PC or your can also install their apps on your mobile phone.

Now open these sites and you have to search the exact name of particular apps which you want to download in the format of Appsname.apk . Don't forget to enter the name without .apk

Now download the apps from that site on your PC or laptop and transfer them on mobile phone

Now install them on your phone and enjoy your new paid apps.

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Best 5 Free Photo Editor Apps For Android

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 11:04:00 +0530

SmartPhones take a place of Camera in our daily routine whenever we go outside or within a home we like to take picture we just take our own phone and make some good clicks. Even we like photography or not but we need some good clicks for social media profile or for other online activities. So adding pictures directly to social media profile are not so attractive. Its better to make your pictures more stylish and good looking just buy using some photo editing tools on own devices as we use Photoshop, Photoscape or Picasa like software's in our desktop.

But every common person don't have knowledge about how to use these software's for editing. If you are one of them then don't worry now the time has comes when you don't need to learn about these software for giving simple effects because many smartphone applications are available which provide easy to use tools for photo designing and edition which are too much easy to understand. So today i will discuss about some the best android apps which are famous for photo designing and editing these apps also may available on other marketing store so search them on your behalf.

PicsArt - Photo Studio

PicsArt where everyone becomes artist. PicsArt is most famous mobile application for Photo editing with oven 100 Millions installs. PicsArt is one the fastest growing photo artist app which offers free photo editing, drawing tools, art network, photo grid, collage maker and more features within this app. PicsArt photo editor have photo manipulation, wide array effect, text tool, clip graphics, frames in the tools. It easy and simple to use if you don't even have knowledge about editing. So to download it from Google Play Store Visit here

Pixlr-o-Matic

Pixlr-o-matic is best and simple photography app which helps to add stylish effects to pictures. Pixlr-o-Matic is over 200 million+ download just because its amazing features which includes effects to adjust the mood of photo, amplify tone, cool it down or shades. You can also use overlays which add drama, sparkle, neon, light leaks to images. Pixlr-o-matic is powerful apps for photo designing also popular just because it easy to understand and use. To download it from Google Play Store Visit here

Pixlr Express

Pixlr Express is useful and powerful photo editor app which lets you to quickly crop, rotate or fine tune any picture and best part is, its to totally ad-free apps. Choose free effects, overlays, borders to personalize your images and giving them professional touch without any editing knowledge. Its contains 'Auto-Fix' feature to to balance out colors or adjusting poor light condition on single click. Overall performance this app is great help to edit your images effectively. So to download it from Google Play Store Visit here

PhotoFunia

Photofunia is popular and famous website for desktop for photo editing. Photofunia also introduce its android application. Actually its not an application which help you to edit images or giving effects, cropping etc. Photofunia concept different and same as on its website. PhotoFunia is frames based application which help to change your background, face, body with all the listed frames in their app. You can change your suit, Santa, Superman or print you image on wall and much more as same on Photofunia official website. To download Photofunia From Google Play Store Visit Here

Perfectly Clear (Paid App)

Perfectly clear is famous and award winning technology for in the field of photo designing and effects. In this app with single click 12 correction take place to give professional look to your image which make your image more stylish. Prefect clear don't mask or saturate images it just give real vibrant effects. Overall performance of this apps is best and useful for android mobile app for photo editing. To download it from Google Play store Visit here

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I Hope you enjoy these listed apps for android of photo editing these are some apps which i fine helpful and easy to use. If you have any another famous app must leave your review then i will update it also in the list.

Xiaomi Mi4 Review: World Fastest Phone

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Fri, 5 Dec 2014 17:38:00 +0530

The Mi4 is the latest smartphone from Xiaomi, one of the most disruptive and successful Chinese smartphone vendors around today. The Xiaomi Mi4 made its debut in China a few weeks ago where it retails for 1,999 RMB, which is around $325 USD. The flagship from Xiaomi runs Android on the latest Qualcomm processor, with classy hardware continuing in terms of display and camera sensors. Is the Xiaomi Mi4 a worthy contender in the current
flagship space? Read on to find out…

There is no doubting the potential of the Xiaomi Mi4 as a flagship killer, i.e. a device that boasts flagship class hardware but retails for less. Arguably OnePlus stole the flagship killer crown from Xiaomi when they launched the One smartphone, in my opinion taking the crown from the Xiaomi Mi3, a really popular smartphone choice in Asia that can now be acquired for around $230 USD here in Taiwan for example. Can the Mi4 help Xiaomi regain it place at the head of the Chinese manufacturing phalanx?

Don’t forget to watch this detailed and full video review of the Xiaomi Mi4:

Hardware Overview

The Xiaomi Mi4 was rumored to have a couple of very cutting edge features that few smartphones could compete with. We were initially distraught to see only a 5 inch Full HD display, having looked forward to having 1440 x 2560 pixels on a larger 5.5 inch panel, so you can forgive our first reaction. Likewise the Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 is arguably the best performing mobile processor a man can have, but we had hoped to see a debut of their 805 chip. In terms of RAM we have a generous 3GB while the company offer two storage options with 16GB and 64GB versions, both of which can be either black or white. Check out the full specifications sheet below, with a direct comparison to other smartphones phones currently occupying the flagship space.

Xiaomi Mi4 - Flagship Specifications Comparison

	Xiaomi Mi4	OnePlus One	Samsung Galaxy S5	Sony Xperia Z2
Display	5.0" 1080p IPS LCD 441 ppi	5.5" 1080p IPS LCD Corning Gorilla Glass 3 401 ppi	5.1" 1080p Super AMOLED Corning Gorilla Glass 3 432 ppi	5.2" 1080p IPS LCD Triluminous 424 ppi
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Quad-core 2.5GHz	Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Quad-core 2.5GHz	Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Quad-core 2.5GHz	Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Quad-core 2.3GHz
RAM	3GB DDR3l	3GB DDR3l	2GB DDR3l	3GB DDR3l
Storage	16GB / 64GB	16GB / 64GB	16GB / 32GB	16GB / 32GB
microSD	No microSD Support	No microSD Support	Up to 128GB	Up to 128GB
Cameras	13MP & 8MP	13MP & 5MP	16MP & 2MP	20.7MP & 2.2MP
Dimensions	139.2mm x 68.5mm x 8.9 mm	152.9mm x 75.9mm x 8.9mm	142mm x 72.5mm x 8.1mm	146.8mm x 73.3mm x 8.2mm
Weight	149 grams	162 grams	145 grams	163 grams
OS	Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat	Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat	Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat	Android 4.4.2 Kit Kat
UI	MIUI v5	CyanogenMod 11S	TouchWiz	Sony Xperia UI
Battery	3080mAh	3,100mAh	2,800mAh	3,200mAh

In purely hardware terms the Xiaomi Mi4 is in fact not too dissimilar to the Mi3, a fact that may have disappointed initially, but in truth the Mi3 is one of my absolute favorite smartphones, and the phone that I have personally used most in 2014 thus far. If the Mi4 can emulate the success of the Mi3, I am positive Xiaomi will be very pleased, but for me for it to beat the Mi3 it is going to have to work very hard indeed. If we head on straight to the design part of this review, I immediately find one major quibble.

Design and Build Quality

For some, the Xiaomi Mi4 is also a real contender for Apple clone of the year, with the company attracting widespread criticism from certain quarters for producing a flagship smartphone that looks very much like it could have been designed by Apple themselves. We have the white version of the Mi4 and I have to admit to having gasped as I first recognized it sitting on the desk. This is very much like a 5 inch iPhone 4 or 5 device. It’s rounded corners and tapered metallic frame that do it for me, but the in hand feel speaks of chiseled metal in a way that only the iPhone has in the past. HTC One devices feel solid in a similar but very much more rounded wa,y resulting in a different in-hand feel. The Mi4 is closer.

The Xiaomi Mi4 however manages to resist temptation to completely imitate the iPhone when it comes to the back panel. Instead of the flat matte finished back you are getting a slightly convex back cover that can actually be removed. The back cover can also be replaced by a selection of great looking alternatives that we look forward to trying out, not least because the default white cover from Xiaomi looks to be wholly inferior to those shown at the launch event. This back cover has a glossy, reflective plastic finish that feels exactly how it looks. The glossy white finish doesn’t really feel cheap, but it does feel like plastic and can actually attract grease, cat hair and other blemishes very easily. I have never understood the attraction of white phones, so maybe I am the wrong person to say it, but I am really, really looking forward to experimenting with other back covers on this one.

The other details regarding ports and buttons are actually pretty consistent with what we saw on the Xiaomi Mi3, which is good because that is what myself and other Mi3 fans are used to. HTC users for example will know the pain of inconsistent button placement between models and designs, so I am happy to Xiaomi keep to the same implementation. The power button is located just about two thirds of the way up the right side edge, the volume rocker just above that. The micro USB port is located on the far right side of the lower edge, the headphone jack on the right side of the top edge. The top edge also reveals an IR sensor which is touted as being the best of its kind, while the camera on the rear is located centrally on the rear flanked by a light sensor and a single LED flash. The Mi4 places the speaker slot centrally on the top bezel with a discrete Xiaomi logo in the top left. The device also sports hardware buttons, which unlike the OnePlus One cannot be switched off in favor of on-screen buttons.

In general, the design philosophy of the Mi4 is in complete opposition to that used to create the Mi3. The Xiaomi Mi3 stood out from the pack with rounded side edges and square top and bottom edges and a screen that seemed to float atop the chassis. The design was unique to Xiaomi and set them apart as a innovating hardware manufacturer, and was one of the principle reasons I grew to love the device. The Mi4 seems to be designed to win over a different crowd, and while taste can account for a great deal, I think I personally prefer the Mi3.

Display

As far as the specs sheets are concerned, the Xiaomi Mi4 seems to use a very similar display to that which we see on the Mi3. They are both IPS LCD capacitive touch screens with 1920 x 100 resolutions and pixel densities of identical 441PPI. The outer glass however seems to be quite different as the Mi3 uses Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and the Mi4 is instead coated with a laminate that, if anything, feels more like plastic and less like glass.

According to Xiaomi the display is manufactures by Japan Display Inc (a joint venture between Japanese heavyweights Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi) and features OGS or One Glass Solution. OGS technology reduces the thickness of the display by removing one layer from the touchscreen stack. This seems to account for the finish of the panel, and even though responsiveness is difficult to measure and quantify, we would have to say that the Mi4 has a screen that is a treat to use.

In terms of viewing angles, the display on the Xiaomi Mi4 is exceptional. From virtually any angle, colors and brightness appear to be very consistent. Likewise the brightness of the display is fantastic. Overall the display is an improvement on that found on the Mi3, despite basic similar fundamental details. The Mi4 is brighter with better color accuracy and real deep blacks compared to the Mi3 which is a pretty damn impressive display in its own right. As well as brightness, it is also easy to adjust both color saturation and color temperature, a very nice touch that shows the versatility of the panel itself.

It is interesting to note that JDI also manufactured that 5.5 inch panel on the OnePlus One smartphone, so perhaps we shouldn’t be too surprised with the top notch offering here on the Mi4. To conclude, the Xiaomi Mi4 has one of the best IPS LCD panels we have come across.

Software

The Mi4 debuts the very latest MIUI Android ROM from Xiaomi, a heavily customized UI that generally speaking combines a quite Apple flavored launcher experience with some really fantastic customization options and plenty of good looking custom made apps. The Chinese market is not allowed to enjoy Google apps as freely as we are in the West so Xiaomi instead dedicated themselves to creating a wealth of alternatives, many of which relate to their own services, plus many more which hook directly to the Chinese app eco-system.

The UI looks great for the most part with simple colorful, square icons that launch directly from the home screen (no app drawer here) and easy access to folders which include a Tools folder which includes apps such as flashlight, email, compass, downloads, audio recorder and more. The drop down menu offers quick access to notifications and what Xiaomi call Toggles. These include quick access to Airplane mode, Bluetooth, a shortcut for taking screenshots, WiFi controls, screen brightness and more. These can be customized with ease.

The MIUI experience is really slick and pleasant, and I think generally speaking, it has a design and organization that will be attractive to most users in the West, but there are still a few rough edges. Firstly getting Google apps installed on a phone imported from china may prove to be a hassle. There are work-arounds, but they still take a bit of time and effort. My Xiaomi Mi3 was purchased in Taiwan which is thankfully rich and fertile Google territory and presented no such issues. Secondly, some of the UI and attendant apps retain Chinese in certain areas. The English version of the OS is 98% English, but on the current V5 MIUI ROM at least, you will still find some residual Chinese under the hood. I am sure this is something that Xiaomi will address as they move into European and US markets. Likewise the default keyboard might phase a few people and also contains Chinese text, but you can always download more suitable keyboards once you have your Google Play Store up and running.

In my experience the Xiami MIUI is one of the best custom Android ROMs available. The user experience is excellent and there are absolutely tons of great free apps and themes that you can get from Xiaomi that really give you the feeling that these guys totally know what they are doing. Once it has all been tweaked and translated better for English and other languages, I am sure it will be very popular indeed.

Performance

The Snapdragon 801 from Qualcomm is a beast of a mobile processor, and one of the components found inside the Xiaomi Mi4 that truly qualifies it to be regarded as a real flagship level device. We ran our usual suit of benchmarks and found the raw performance under the hood to be pretty comparable to what we found with Samsung Galaxy S5, the Sony Xperia Z2 and others that also feature the 801 chip from Qualcomm.

Check out this performance comparison chart which shows how the Mi4 keeps pace with its Snapdragon 801 brethren.

Xiaomi Mi4 - Benchmark Comparison Table

	Xiaomi Mi4	OnePlus One	Samsung Galaxy S5	Sony Xperia Z2	Xiaomi Mi3 (Snapdragon 800)
GFX Bench T-Rex	27.4fps	28.4fps	27.1fps	26.9fps	27.2fps
Quadrant	24531	23616	24046	17913	20156
AnTuTu	35533	36031	35144	32732	34986
Vellamo Metal	1295	1733	1642	1583	1190
3DMark - Ice Storm	19771	19654	18373	18753	18851
Geek Bench 3 - Single Core	1005	979	923	756	946
Geek Bench 3 - Multi Core	2928	2570	2801	2374	2793

The table above shows that the Mi4 is keeping pace with most of the other Snapdragon 801-based devices. It scores highest in Quadrant and 3DMark, but its we noticed that Mi4 would recognize the fact that the 3DMark app is a benchmark app and offered to switch to high performance mode. This is interesting not least because it implies that in fact the 801 SoC is not configured to to perform at its highest levels by default. This might explain why the Vallamo benchmark is off the beat a little.

The Snapdragon 801 manages to wipe the floor with pretty much all other mobile processors because it contains four Krait 400 CPUs based on the ARM Cortex A7 architecture. These guys are clocked at 2.5Ghz and and are backed by a leading graphics processor in the form of the Adreno 330. These elements are very similar to what we saw on the Xiaomi Mi3’s Snapdragon 800, but basically they have been tuned for higher performance, especially when it comes to 3D graphics performance.

The difference between the Mi3 and the new Mi4 in terms of raw power is relatively small however. I will not in truth be able to feel a real difference in performance from using the Mi4, but I will have a really good mobile experience in terms of games etc, and I will be able to claim bragging rights, which always count for something.

Battery Life

The Xiaomi Mi4 is fitted with a 3080mAh battery, which is pretty generous by all accounts. The Xperia Z2 for example is considered a top dog in this area with its 3,200mAh battery, so the Mi4 is certainly not far off top spot in terms of the raw energy packed into its shell. In our regular battery life test from Laptop Magazine we saw the Mi4 keep going for 7 hours and 44 minutes. This is with WiFi enabled and upper medium brightness, so a reasonably good score.

In everyday usage we found that the Mi4 would easily get you through the day on a single full charge, which is the minimum we would expect from a high-end smartphone in 2014. Indeed the Snapdragon 801, despite being a very powerful processor, actually manages to reach very low idle power states which will also help a great deal in maximizing battery life.

Cameras

The Xiaomi Mi4 features a 13MP rear facing camera that once again could seem, on paper at least, to be of a similar ilk to that which we saw on the Mi3. However as with comparisons regarding the display, the two are actually quite different. The sensor itself is a Sony IMX214 and alongside the OnePlus once again, the Mi4 is one of the first smartphones to use it. The 13-megapixel CMOS sensor has a pretty impressive f/2.0 aperture, designed so that more light can be captured when shooting in the dark. The sensor itself is a BSI stacked CMOS sensor, 1/3.06” in size.

One thing you will notice is just how fast the auto-focus is, even HDR shots are taken much quicker than most phones we have come across. Xiaomi talks about locking auto-focus in 0.3 seconds, which sounds about right to me. In good conditions the HDR function worked really well to boost the color vibrancy and overall brightness and clarity. In fact some of the shots we took with the Mi4 are simply stunning. The only complaint was that at times when you zoom in to a photo, there seemed to be just a touch too much post-processing going on, which in the worst cases could cause a little pixelization to occur.

Auto Mode

HDR Mode

In low light the Sony sensor claims to have the edge, and in reasonable low lights conditions, it does quite well, but as the light wanes, so the noise levels increase. The Mi4 handles these situations better than most smartphone cameras, but it still tends to produce its best work in better light conditions. Some of the detail produced in certain shots, is simply phenomenal.
The Mi4 13MP camera also features 4K video at 30fps and it also supports real-time video HDR. The camera app itself features nothing too out of the ordinary; HDR, Panamara, Skin Tones and a range of filters that can be added in real time.

The Mi4 also has an 8MP front camera which features the smaller Sony IMX219 sensor. Its certainly one of the better selfie cams around and also has a fast auto-focus and an 80-degree field of view that helps with selfies. The front camera has a interesting gender recognition filter which pretty much amounts to a fairly smart beautification mode. How does it work? It decides if you are male or female, figures out how old you are and then applies filters accordingly. I was quite chuffed to see the Mi4 regard me as a 26 year old male.

: Auto Mode

: HDR Mode

All in all, we are very impressed with the Mi4 camera array which certainly seems to sit near the top end of today’s smartphone camera leader-board. Some of the photos we took are simply stunning. It has proved to be an exceptional camera in most situations.

Audio

The Xiaomi Mi4 has one mono speaker located on the bottom edge of the device. It’s louder than most smartphones on the market, but not as loud as the HTC One series boom sound speakers that are doubtless the best smartphone speaker implementation on the market right now. The clarity is good and overall there is enough bass going on to actually hear the bass in most tunes.

The built-in speaker on the Mi4 actually appears to be an area where the device does not actually shine too brightly. Most aspects of the device are exceptional. The audio is distinctly average, however.

Note: Xiaomi do not provide headphones in the retail box, a move which I think is not entirely bad news. Most brands actually provide pretty unimpressive ear buds anyway.

Price

The Xiaomi Mi4 is priced very aggressively in China right now at 1999RMB ($325 USD)for the 16GB version and 2,499RMB ($406 USD) for the 64GB version. Compared to the current Xiaomi Mi3 which is available here in Taiwan for NT7,000 ($235 USD), and other devices like the OnePlus One which is available here for NT9,999 ($330 USD), the Xiaomi Mi3 has plenty of competition. These prices are still way cheaper than other major brand flagship phones, so I would not describe the asking price for the Mi4 as steep, nor is it the best bargain in town. For the money, you really are getting a seriously good phone.

Xiaomi historically have been known to adjust their prices in quite an aggressive way. The Mi3 has dropped from around $330 when it first launched earlier this year to just $235 today, and you can look forward to seeing the same happen to the Mi4 in the coming months.

Final Thoughts

The Xiaomi Mi4 is without doubt a fantastic phone and one that will make the vast majority of users who purchase it very happy. The styling of the Mi4 may actually divide opinion, even among Xiaomi fans who may, like myself, tend to prefer the design of the Mi3. The Apple inspired looks of the front face is not helping its cause in my opinion, but of course that is very much a matter of individual taste.

The main points to grasp here today are that the Mi4 has an industry-leading processor, a fantastic display and a really good camera. The battery life is solid and the user interface is a joy to use (despite a few language issues here or there). There is a great deal to enjoy about this phone, and we are convinced that Xiaomi’s additional back covers will actually invigorate our love of the device further.

In short, the Xiaomi Mi4 is a fantastic device that stands tall among today’s top, top 5 inch Android smartphones. I still harbor a special adoration for its predecessor, but that should not detract from the fact that the Mi4 is a very strong product from a manufacturer that continues to grow in stature and reputation as the months tick by.

JustMe Personal Blogger Template

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sun, 23 Nov 2014 23:50:00 +0530

JustMe is a personal blogger template which can be used as a landing page for your personal domain like yourname.me etc. Its clean and easy to install blogger template.

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All the customizations for JustMe blogger template are done at the Layout Page.

Changing Your Name

Edit the Header widget and in the Blog Title block enter name you want to be displayed.

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Edit the Header widget and in the Blog Description block add your skills/interest/info separated by a comma ',' .

Note: Don't add image in Header widget.

Adding Social Icons

Edit the Social Icons widget and visit HERE http://cnir.xyz/slIwcr to generate all the required HTML for your Social Icons widget.
Using The Tool:
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Note: Don't forget to add http:// in URL

Top 11 Best Web Hosting Companies: (2014 Reviews)

noreply@blogger.com (techmartz) — Sat, 8 Nov 2014 15:07:00 +0530

What is Web Hosting ?

When you make any website or blog and then if you want to available your website for your users on internet then you have to host your website to some web hosting.
Web Hosting is basically a service provider that makes your website available for users and kept all the information on their servers because there are lots of content that you are uploaded on your website and it have some space to store all the data So the web hosting store all your website data into him. Web hosting provides you bandwidth, storage, tools and also other more features by which you can manage your website.

Types of Web Hosting Or Server

Shared Web Hosting:- If you have a small and personal business and you don't have so much traffic on your website and you don't want to pay much more. Then go for a shared web hosting. In this basically you have only one server and all the resources are served to few other clients also. So the one server is used by multiple clients. Due to sharing of one server by multiple users the performance got decrease but the cost decreases also and you can get shared web hosting at cheap price. It is beneficial for those who have a small business and minor traffic website. You can get this hosting at very cheap prices like around $5- $10 per month.

VPS (Virtual Private Server) Hosting :- It is basically used for small businesses which cannot afford dedicated server and have customized website. In VPS there is only one server which servers several users as virtual private server there is no link between any users and all the system is isolated so every user can use there own virtual server. There is only computer that have several VPSs which is installed by users. It is expensive than Shared web hosting but less expensive than dedicated web hosting. Its is best choice for corporate blogs or website which receive significant account of traffic

Dedicated Web Hosting:- In dedicated hosting there is only one server which is used by only you one other users can access your server. If you have large business and large traffic then you can go for dedicated hosting. You can get more powerful CPU, RAM more bandwidth and space for your website which can load your site in just a seconds because it is fast, well qualitative and reliable. With increasing the quality prices will also be increases there are different companies according to the web hosts prices can vary but approx you can get this hosting round about $100 per month.

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All the above listed companies are best in their service. I just arrange them in a sequence but it doesn't means that list is sorted out according to quality. Choose any of the above companies which fit best for you. Visit all and observe them and then make decision which will be best for you. I hope you like all and in case you want any kind of help or solution must leave your comments.

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