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The mobile phone has gone from being just another communication device to a pocketable computer of sorts. With more and more power and features being added to the device, there’s a whole lot of functionality that the device has to offer. The possibilities are somewhat endless, but a layman is pretty unaware of many of these. We’re looking at some of these things that we can do with our Android smartphones using a few apps. Of course, keep in mind that your phone needs to have some of these feature or OS updates in place. All the apps we've mentioned are free for download.
Use your phone as a Wi-Fi router :
This is one of the simplest things to try out. If you have an EDGE or 3G Internet connection, you can easily share it with others, on-the-go. This way you can have Internet connectivity shared amongst other devices such as Wi-Fi only tablet or netbook. The feature is accessible under the Settings > Wireless Networks > Tethering menu. You may also find a 3G Hotspot app in the app drawer, which lets you share the connection. Remember that you’ll be billed according to the data plan scheme that you’ve chosen, so use the feature with some caution.
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Showing posts with label Efficient Gadgets. Show all posts
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Friday, September 28, 2012
8 Wireless uses for your Android phone
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Lava to launch first ever Intel smartphone this week in india
Back in February, when the Mobile World Congress event was in full swing, Intel took to the stage and revealed that they have partnered with Lava International Ltd. and announced the Xolo X900. What makes this handset interesting is that it is based on Intel's smartphone reference design, featuring the Intel Atom processor Z2460 with Intel Hyper-Threading Technology and supporting HSPA+ with the Intel XMM 6260 Platform. If one was wondering when this handset would be officially announced, a report by PCWorld has cleared that up and stated that it would be launched in India this week.
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
Sony XPERIA S to have anti-stain and fast charging features
Are you plan to buy a new Handset,then just hold on,checkout this,may this help you to buy more hi tech handset.After sometime the new handset looks old because it catches more dirt but that days gone.The all new Sony Xperia S has a dirt repellent system,it comes with a stain proof exterior.Stain proof means the device will be dirt repellent,and UV Active.
Sony Ericsson’s product manager states that it will come with fast charging capabilities. This ‘ability’ will allow one 10 minute charge to offer 1 hour of usage. That’s not bad at all, considering how quickly a standard smartphone’s battery drains when under heavy use
Sony Ericsson’s product manager states that it will come with fast charging capabilities. This ‘ability’ will allow one 10 minute charge to offer 1 hour of usage. That’s not bad at all, considering how quickly a standard smartphone’s battery drains when under heavy use
Hyundai A7 Android ICS tablet for $79
Hyundai released a 7 inch tablet with Android Ice Cream Sandwich and it will cost you approximately $79!
Hyundai A7 has a pretty good specification for a tablet. Hyundai A7 powered by Allwinner A10 1.5 GHz processor. In addition, Hyundai A7 was embedded with 512MB of RAM and 8GB of internal memory. The tablet with 800×480 display resolution is also equipped with other features like the ability to play Full HD movies (1080p), HDMI output, 3G, and the SD & TF Card slot. Unfortunately, this tablet is not equipped with GPS and Bluetooth.
It also runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, which makes it almost value for money for its modest specifications. This device is priced with an affordable price, 499 Yuan or about $79. Up to now, Hyundai A7 is still only marketed in China, there has been no information whether this device will be marketed in other countries.
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