Samsung's New Mobile Phone At issue is the Middle Preparing to rival the iPhone 5

Samsung is working on a concrete plan to reduce the product cycle and the release of the latest high-end phones. Not without reason, the measures taken by the Korean side said the expected presence of its main competitors, the iPhone is 5, the expected next September.
Based on some sources say that the website published reports that Samsung itproportal new Android phones, which have around August or September will be launched. Samsung's latest phones are to remain as digadang phones that plots its presence in the iPhone rivals 5.
The phone is expected to come with better features. As the 1.4 GHz dual-core SoC Exynos Samsung, one GB of RAM (the previous speed to 1.2 GHz upgrade), and the Android OS v 2.3.4 gingerbread creations with the support of Samsung TouchWiz UI running clean.
Latest version of Android Gingerbread provides features like Google Talk with the support of the video call is also given.
For more information on the Samsung S Galaxy II, a successful product with better characteristics sederat is likely to be visited in a high-end smartphone, and an NFC touch screen 4.3 inch WVGA size.
An interesting question is whether the phone will be Galaxy II processor SoC Exynos new version of the 1.4 GHz or maybe the phone is a completely new device? For more information, we will see.

Acer Stream packs Android 2.1 and heads to UK on August 9

Acer has a new Android smartphone that will use Android 2.1 heading to the UK early in August. The UK launch date was tipped by Expansys and will be the exclusive seller of the handset.

The device has some nice specs with a 3.7-inch screen, 1GHz CPU, and a 5MP camera. The handset will launch

NFC Technology, Not Just Pay for Tickets Shopping

So far, as we know, the NFC (Near Field Communication) technology is only a technology that associated with the Mobile Payment, but actually NFC can be used for many things. To know it, Google demonstrates Android phone (Google Nexus S dan Samsung Galaxy S II) with NFC technology in it. In this demonstration, the Google guy shows how NFC allows us to exchange files, data transfer and the other things without having to click anything, just bring the phone with other phone.

- Near Field Communications
- The wireless coverage is very small (1-4 cm, 10 cm in theory)
- Low speed (106-414 kbps)
- Very safe because it can not be found, such as Bluetooth and we don’t need
perform “pairing”
- Passive Target or it doesn’t need additional resources (very small).

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Tip To Prevent Accidental In-App Purchase On iPhone

It’s actually quite simple to turn off in-app purchases – simply go to Settings -> General -> Restrictions (enter your 4-digit security pass code) -> Allowed Content -> In-App Purchases and turn the thing to OFF! If you’ve not set a 4-digit security code on your iPhone, now is a good time as ever to do so. Kids love clicking various buttons on the iPhone touchscreen and you can never rule out the possibility of accidental app purchases, therefore it’s better to be safe than sorry. And trust me, accidental app purchases are fairly common especially with kids.


Usually, the in-app purchases require the iTunes password to be entered. But if you’ve already entered the password in the last 15 minutes even for a free app, the in-app purchase does not prompt for password again.

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