27 March 2014

A phone that its battery is said to last for two weeks. HTC One (M8)

HTC has released its latest flagship, HTC One M8. The device is another gorgeous smartphone that gives you a stunning performance as well as design
The key features include a touchscreen, front-facing Camera, HD video recording, 4G.
It runs on an Android 4.4 KitKat powered with Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 2.3GHz quad core processor. It has 2GB of RAM, and includes either 16GB or 32GB of onboard storage with up to 128GB expandable microSD card storage.
Other very powerful features include
Camera and Display
it has a 5-inch display, 1080 screen, and the primary rear camera has HTC’s UltraPixel module with 2.0 um pixels and a 1/3-inch sensor, shooting at f/2.0 with a 28mm lens. The rear camera has the new Duo Camera construction, with a dual flash, and full 1080p HD video recording. It also has the ability to focus on specific objects with its advanced special effects.
Power
With the extreme power saving mode feature, the battery can last 2 weeks on 100% charge, 60 hours of 20% charge, 30 hours of 10% charge and 15 hours of 5% charge when it's on standby. That is very rear among high end Android Phones.
The Motion Launch Control
The new HTC One offers gesture control, another popular feature among new smartphones. The M8 has what HTC is calling Motion Launch, which is a series of gesture controlled shortcuts to let you activate the screen, answer calls, and turn the lock screen on and off without swiping or tapping. It does this using low-power monitoring of orientation, speed, etc., with its onboard sensors to predict what you’ll want to do when you unlock the device.
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26 March 2014

Commissioner arrested for goining through a fence

I had top post this.
The Nasarawa Police Command, Tuesday, arrested the Nasarawa State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Innocent Lagi, for scaling the fence of the State House of Assembly to serve a court order.
Lagi was at the Assembly to serve the officials with a court injunction restraining the House from summoning the chairman of Nasarawa State Independent Electoral Commission, NASIEC, and his commissioners to appear before them.
However, the News Agency of Nigeria, reported that he was not allowed to enter the premises by the security officers.
The Attorney-General, after being denied access to the complex, decided to jump over the fence, which prompted the legislators to order security officials to arrest him.
It was also reported that before Lagi arrived at the Assembly complex, the Chairman of the commission, Dr. Abdullahi Modibo, and five other commissioners had already responded to questions raised by members on the conduct of the exercise.

24 March 2014

A bulb you can control with your smart phone

LG has launched the Smart Bulb in Korea, a light bulb that connects with Android and iOS devices, providing several interesting features.
The 10W LED bulb will let you control lighting in the house with a smartphone, and it can also flash-alert when you get a phone call.
Other features include a security mode which makes it look like you're at home when you're away, as well as pulsating to the tune of music (but only on Android devices).
The bulbs should run for more than 10 years, provided you use them five hours a day, LG claims.LG's Smart Bulb is not the only connected light bulb around. Recently, a company called AwoX announced a light bulb that can double as a Bluetooth speaker. We've also seen several Kickstarter projects to create a connected light bulb; the Wi-Fi enabled LIFX is one example.
The price for the LG Smart Bulb is 35,000 won ($32) in Korea
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