27 February, 2012

Samsung GALAXY Note

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Samsung Galaxy Note
Samsung Galaxy Note
Introduction:
Have you ever wondered how big could phone screens get?Judging by recent trends, manufacturers seem to be constantly raising the norm as they continue to produce bigger and bigger handsets. We’ve already seen many such offerings, sporting 4+” screens, like the Samsung Galaxy S II and the Motorola DROID X2, but one product easily overshadows them all, in terms of size.
Of course, we’re talking about the Samsung Galaxy Note. This beast of a phone actually carries a 5.3” display – the biggest you can find on a device, marketed as a “phone”. We can already see the debate over whether the Galaxy Note should be considered a giant phone or a mini-tablet, however, we’d prefer to stay away from this, and rather focus on the unique capabilities of the handset, in order to see if it has a chance in this cruel world. After all, not many smartphones today come with a special stylus of their own, designed to ease the process of note-taking. Unfortunately though, none of the U.S. carriers has announced plans to carry the Galaxy Note yet.
Anyway, let’s see if Samsung’s Galaxy Note has the potential to become the next big thing in wireless!
The box includes:
  • Samsung Galaxy Note
  • Wall charger with detachable microUSB cable
  • Handsfree headset with three pairs of eartips
  • Some papers
Design:
So, um… what should we say? The Samsung Galaxy Note is one monster of a phone! It is gigantic, and it doesn’t feel like anything you’ve used before. And if you’re the type of person who’d say that the Galaxy S II is just too big, then wait until you see this guy. Don’t think you’ll be able to use it just like you use your typical smartphone – you can’t fit the Galaxy Note comfortably in your pocket. Well, you can carry it in your pocket, but don’t try to sit while it’s in there. It’s by no means heavy, but it is too cumbersome to handle normally. This “phone” is designed for the biggest of hands, but we don’t believe that it will fit well even in such hands.
The Samsung GALAXY Note is gigantic and designed for the biggest of hands - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note is gigantic and designed for the biggest of hands - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note is gigantic and designed for the biggest of hands - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note is gigantic and designed for the biggest of hands - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note is gigantic and designed for the biggest of hands
The Samsung Galaxy Note is made of plastics, but it doesn’t feel cheap at all. The device is solid, and even the capacitive stylus stays very firmly in its spot, and requires a bit of force to be removed. No wiggle whatsoever.
Now, let’s turn our attention to the gargantuan 5.3” display of the Galaxy Note. It is, of course, of the capacitive type and utilizes the Super AMOLED technology, which translates into rich colors, deep contrast levels wide viewing angles and… a bluish tint on top, mostly visible when displaying white. Having so much real estate however, means that screen resolution should also be abundant, in order to keep a respectful pixel density. This is one area where the Galaxy Note performs admirably, having an 800×1280 pixel res, which translates into 285 ppi. We’re happy to say that everything on the screen is very clear and easily readable.
The Samsung GALAXY Note uses a gargantuan 5.3” display - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note uses a gargantuan 5.3” display - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note uses a gargantuan 5.3” display - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The Samsung GALAXY Note uses a gargantuan 5.3” display
Apple iPhone 4 (left, top), Samsung GALAXY Note (center, bottom), Samsung Galaxy S II (right, middle) - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Apple iPhone 4 (left, top), Samsung GALAXY Note (center, bottom), Samsung Galaxy S II (right, middle) - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Apple iPhone 4 (left, top), Samsung GALAXY Note (center, bottom), Samsung Galaxy S II (right, middle)
All the keys around the device are comfortable to press, while the special capacitive stylus is positioned at the bottom of the device. As we said, it requires a bit of force to have it removed, but that’s fine, as it wouldn’t have been better if it was wiggling. The stylus itself is long enough, and more importantly – isn’t too thin, so overall we are happy with its design.
The special capacitive stylus is positioned at the bottom of the device - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The special capacitive stylus is positioned at the bottom of the device - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The special capacitive stylus is positioned at the bottom of the device - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
The special capacitive stylus is positioned at the bottom of the device
Volume rocker (left) - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Power key (right) - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
microUSB jack (bottom) - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
3.5 mm jack (top) - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Volume rocker (left)
Power key (right)
microUSB jack (bottom)
3.5 mm jack (top)
Back - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Camera - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Battery compartment - Samsung GALAXY Note Review
Back
Camera
Battery compartment

Samsung Galaxy Y review

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Samsung wants to cater for a range of users, not just those wanting the biggest, fastest and most media hungry phones and the Samsung Galaxy Y looks to bring functionality to the low-end range.
The 'Y' stands for 'Young', which clearly signals the market this phone is targeted at. The Galaxy Y sells itself as a budget Android device which allows you to keep updated on the go, from poking your friends to tweeting what you had for lunch.
The Samsung Galaxy Y replaces the Galaxy Mini at the bottom of the Galaxy range and this puts it head to head with the Orange San Francisco 2, HTC Wildfire S and Alcatel One Touch 990.
Samsung galaxy y review
The Galaxy Y is low on specs, but this means it is also low in price – available for free on contracts starting from just £9.99 per month, or £90 on PAYG, making it very competitive. A SIM-free option will set you back around £115.
Samsung galaxy y review
The Galaxy Y is a dinky device measuring 104 x 58 x 11.5mm and housing a 3-inch QVGA (240x320) TFT touchscreen.
Samsung galaxy y review
You'll notice that the screen is certainly petit, but Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread) still works well – albeit looking rather grainy due to the low-res TFT display.
Samsung galaxy y review
Pick the Galaxy Y up and it sits nicely in the hand; the rounded textured back provides a comfortable and firm grip while weighing in at 97.5g grams giving a solid feel without seeming heavy.
Samsung galaxy y review
The build quality of the Galaxy Y is sturdy with no flex in the handset when pressure is applied. The back cover is plastic but it fits snugly on the phone and when removed feels thick enough not to be a worry.
Samsung galaxy y review
Flip that handset over and you're greeted with a 2MP camera and speaker, which has a raised grill – bit of an odd feature but is likely there to provide a bit of distance between the lens and a surface when placed on a side.
Samsung galaxy y review
There is just one button on the right hand side which is the power/lock key. Thanks to the Galaxy Y's small size, it is easy to reach when using one handed.
Samsung galaxy y review
Move to the top and there is a 3.5mm headphone jack and a covered microUSB port. Providing you have not bitten your nails off, the cover is easy to remove.
Samsung galaxy y review
On the left of the handset there is a volume rocker switch and hole where a lanyard can be fitted - if you're in to that sort of thing.
Samsung galaxy y review
The is not much happening on the base of the Galaxy Y, just a microphone pin-hole and a dent in the chassis to allow you to take the back cover off – which we did with ease.
Samsung galaxy y review
Back to the front and it's the classic Samsung three button combo below the screen, with touch Back and Menu buttons flanking a physical Home button. The Home button has a premium textured look and feel which seemed out of place on the budget Galaxy Y. It made us shudder if we caught it with our nail, as it felt like scraping your hand down a blackboard. We also found the touch buttons quite unresponsive, requiring firm taps to register.
Samsung galaxy y review
Under the hood there is an 830MHz processor powered by a 1200mAh battery. The Galaxy Y is not going to be winning any speed races and it shows when using the phone with it slow to start up and load apps, but we expect this from cheap handsets.
Samsung galaxy y review
Samsung has stuck a miserly 160MB of internal memory inside which can thankfully be upgraded to 32GB with a microSD card. Granted it's a budget handset, but even the San Francisco 2 and Wildfire S offer 512MB.
(Reviewed by John McCann - TechRadar )

14 February, 2012

FIREFOX 5: 10 Most Anticipated Features Coming Soon

Posted by Unknown | 14 February, 2012 | Category: | 0 comments

We have not even started using Firefox 4 properly and the Mozilla have started preparing the next in the series Firefox 5. It is interesting because we have not been able to get the gist of Firefox 4 and the company is planning of launching the next version around 21st June.

The speed and power of new browser would remain untested as the new is on the way. What is the best hinge about technology is seen here that it is constantly evolved and bettered step by step.

This new version of Firefox is said to have many new features along with the best of Firefox 4. Let us review each aspect associated with this new upcoming browser, the latest addition to the browser family by Mozilla.
1.) Better Updating For Add-On
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature Add on

Add-ons have become the heart and soul of Firefox because the vast variety of add-ons allow user to do what they want to and all this is done so perfectly that it leaves a smile on user’s face. The new browser intends to have efficient updating method, because not all versions are compatible with the browser.
2.) Efficient Sync
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature Efficient Sync

A feature that has become a requirement for everyone because the tech life is not limited to PC or laptops but extends to Mobile phones and the Tablets. The this new efficient sync with user’s data would allow the user to sync all their PC as well as Mobile browser’s data with a user friendly interface as well as a unique way.
3.) Pinning of Favorites Sites
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature Pinning Sites

Pin your favorites websites to taskbar or desktop, which is restricted to tabs only in the Firefox 4. This new feature was seen firstly in the IE9 but Firefox have gone a step ahead and claimed that Firefox 5 will make list of links to be included and will be displayed as a dropdown on the pinned area.
4.) No More Home Button
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Mozilla-Firefox 5-Feature-No More Home Button

It rumored that Firefox will have a whole tab designated to the Homepage instead of just a button. There is no reason I can think of that would justify this new integration but let us hope that the developer team will have a good explanation.
5.) Color-Coded Search Bars
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature Color Coded Search Bars

Color coding of search engines, this is not something that will make you stop in the tracks but being a small tweak it will definitely make your searches easy and distinct. You would be able to choose the search engine of your own with great ease.
6.) More Excellent Social Sharing
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature-More Excellent Social Sharing

The sharing has become an addiction so for simplifying this addiction Firefox will have a newspaper plane in the address bar and will give easy access to sharing with Digg, Twitter, Facebook etc.
7.) PDF and Music Compatibility
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature-PDF and Music compatibility

This new version is expected to have compatibility with not only PDF docs but other formats also and this time it seems that it is going to come with a musical version which can play sound file with more extensions than playing just the MP3.
8.) Multiple Logins
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature-Multiple Logins

Till now this feature was achieved by using either an add-on or using 2 browsers or the account provider (Gmail), but now Firefox 5 will have an inbuilt feature which will allow us to login to multiple accounts on the same site.
9.) Uploading Tracker
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Mozilla Firefox 5 Feature-Indicator tracking file uploads

As we have a proper bar window for keeping a track of what we download then why not we have something to keep track of what we upload, this time Firefox have included this feature which will allow us to keep track of the files we have uploaded as a popped up status bar.
10) Feature that Might Be Included

Even though Firefox has become the favorite browser of users but still it’s not perfect because it’s not available for all. There has been a partiality when it comes to the devices for which Firefox is made and it leaves out the most popular ones tablets, windows phones and the iPhone. We want more devices to be integrated with this browser and it is rumored that this will be done soon.

Let us know about your thoughts about Firefox 5.

21 May, 2011

Paying PTC sites.

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28 March, 2011

Minute Workers where time really is money

Posted by Unknown | 28 March, 2011 | Category: | 0 comments

Here at Minute Workers we are a team of people with who strive to complete two objectives to the best of our ability:

1) To provide workers with a realistic and trustworthy outlet to gain money from working online at home.

2) To provide employers with an highly efficient and cost effective form of recruitment where small tasks need to be completed on a mass scale.

Minute Workers was created late 2009 as a concept to provide "free" money to the average user in the hard economic conditions of that year. The company is based in the UK but the service targets consumers internationally.
We believe trust is vital to our users as well as ourselves, by providing multiple streams of communication we always look forward to users feedback and questions. The Minute Workers forum was created as part of this concept to allow users to talk with one another, not only providing an outlet for us to communicate with users, but also for users to talk about related topics regarding the activities of Minute Workers.
On the concept of trust we also wanted to provide a trustworthy method for users to see their earnings go into their bank accounts. This is when the Paypal system was intergrated into Minute Workers, with this new technology intergrated it provided a fast and simple soloution for users to easily withdraw and desposit money securely around the site.
Early 2010 we started to support a group known as GPTBoycott, the purpose of this group is to prevent online scams who violate users and fundamentally steal money. In order for us to be a supporter we had to be approved by the group which earned us the title of a legitimate company with intentions to provide the service stated.
Once you have earned $2 or more from completing jobs you can withdraw your earnings. This is done through Paypal, Alertpay and funds will be transferred to your bank account on the 15th and 30th of every month. To begin this process click Withdraw on the workers menu.
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How to check spelling online without using software

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Everytime we are checking spelling of our documents with the software installed in computer,but if you want to check spelling online then there are few best websites listed below. No need of registration

1. JSpell.com

The free tool on JSpell.com checks spelling in multiple languages, including English, French, German and Italian. JSpell also includes a medical spell checker. To check your spelling on JSpell.com, you type or copy and paste your text into the field, then click the “Spell Check” button.

The spell checker goes through the list of dictionary words, then lets you replace or ignore any word that’s not found. It also has a “Learn” function that lets you add unknown words to the dictionary.
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2. Orangoo.com

The free spell checker on Orangoo.com checks spelling in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and many other languages. You can either type or copy and paste your text into the provided field, then click “Spell Check Your Text Now.” The unrecognized words will be highlighted and changed to links.
You can then click the links and select the correct spelling of a word from the drop-down menu. Orangoo.com also provides a tool to spell check your website. After you copy and paste the URL of the website and an email address, the spell check report will be emailed to you.
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3. Respelt

Respelt.com has a free online spell check tool that lets you check the spelling of text in English only. You can type or paste text into the field, then click “Check Spelling.” You can also enter the URL of a website or an RSS feed.
Misspellings are noted at the top of a field on the right side of the page, as well as in red underlined text within the field. You can click each underlined word to see a list of possible spelling corrections. You can also add unrecognized words to the dictionary. When your text has been corrected, click the “Copy to clipboard” button to copy and paste it into another program.
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4.W3C Spell Checker

The W3C Spell Checker allows you to check the spelling of web pages in English or French. There is an option to present possible spelling corrections for unrecognized words.
After you run the spell check, you can select a suggested term from the list beneath each unrecognized term. If you’re a member of the W3C Comm Team, you can also check a box to add each term to the W3C Spell Checker dictionary.
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Microworkers, Work & earn money online

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This is my first post for this blog. I am researching to find the best possible way to earn money online free without any initial investment. I have got couples of online job sites that provide tasks to be finished. These sites offer 100% guaranteed earnings.
 MicroWorkers.com  as it  name suggests , the task assigned to workers by employers are simple , quick , easy and mostly completed in a few minutes. This site provides $1 bonus  for sign up and $1 for each referral that takes place.
 Microworkers
Employers assigns the tasks as
— Blog about their products
— Post reviews to Websites & Blogs
— Add them to Facebook
— Become fan of their group
— Follow them on Twitter
— Digg their website
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Workers complete assigned tasks — Browse micro jobs
— Select jobs you like
— Finish tasks & submit proof
— Earn money for each successful job they do
— $1.00 Sign up bonus
Some more Microworkers examples:
  • Rating videos or articles
  • Simple sign-ups
  • Downloading applications
  • Social bookmarking tasks
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  • Forum participation
  • Website visits
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  • Voting up contest entries
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  • Writing reviews or articles
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