Micromax Canvas Turbo Mini A200 review – light weight 1.3GHz Quad Core

Micromax A200 also called the Micromax Canvas Turbo Mini is trimmed down version of the Micromax  Canvas Turbo A250 .

The Micromax A200 is powered by 1.3GHz quad core processor running Android 4.2 over a 4.69 inch screen.

The  handset looks pretty good and is extremely light weight at 110 grams. A200 Box pack Inside the box you will find the handset, travel charger, data cable, earphone, SIM tray ejector, download goodies, warranty card and A200 user manual. SAR value : 0.18 W/kg @ 1g (head) and 0.23 W/kg @1g (body).

On the box it’s mentioned that the handset can record HD (720p) videos, however it can record full HD videos. Design, Display and OS When I first saw the handset it was like WOW, the design looked good but as soon as you hold the handset the first thing that comes to your mind is ‘is this without the battery’.

Well the A200 comes with a non- removable battery. Micromax A200 weight with battery is 110 grams and dimensions are 68.39 x 137.27 x 8.38 mm. Power button, volume rockers are on the right, 3.5mm audio jack and micro USB port on the top and Micro SIM tray on the left side.

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This  is a dual SIM handset the SIM 2 is placed on the left and to access the SIM 1 (normal SIM) and Micro SD card you need to open up the back cover (a small part – check video). Build quality is very good.

Micromax has not specifically mentioned if the handset is made of aluminum body but it does look like combination of plastic and aluminum. The IPS screen is 4.69 inches with 1280×720 pixels resolution. Viewing angles and color reproduction are good.

Touch is smooth but make sure to clean the screen with a soft cloth after removing the factory fitted film, as the adhesive residue makes the screen sticky. There are accelerometer, light, proximity and magnetic sensors. There is LED notification too (red when charging and yellow when you get notification).

The MMX A200 runs on Android 4.2 Memory and Storage There is 1GB RAM, 4GB storage and micro SD card slot. 0.98GB (884MB free) is assigned for apps and 1.61GB as phone storage. And of the 1GB RAM 687MB is available (free) on the first boot. OTG is supported and you can also save apps on the external storage.

Performance The hardware is well known its 1.3GHz MediaTek ARM cortex A7 quad core with Mali 400 GPU. Chipset is MT6582 that works pretty well, fast and lag free.

Benchmark scores

Quadrant Standard – 5859.
AnTuTu – 17177.
Vellamo – HTML5 1922,
Metal 501.
Nenamark 2 – 53.6 fps
Multi touch : 10 points.

Gaming and Entertainment:-  The MC4 and Asphalt games got installed on the external storage. Games are playable, MC4 does lag a bit at times and Asphalt 8 did well in medium visual quality mode. The hardware can play full HD videos.

Camera:-    There is 8MP rear AF camera with flash and it can record full HD videos at 30fps. The front camera is of 5MP resolution. Rear camera video and still shots are very good. Front camera is average. Do check the sample images and videos. The camera also comes with GIF animation and object remove feature. The camera will shoot series of images when you use the object remove feature, it will then give you an option to remove things you don’t want. It is a good option if you are in a crowed place and want to shoot a statue for example and don’t want to include the people moving around it. Others Sound is clear and loud. Key features are 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth. The GPS lock is very fast on this MT6582 chipset.

Battery:- There is built in non-removable battery of 1800 mAh capacity. I used the handset for about 43 minutes running benchmark apps and playing games the battery level dropped by 23%. I played the Asphalt game again for about 24 minutes the battery dropped by 19%. If you are playing heavy games or using heavy apps continuously you can expect usage time of about 2 to 3 hours. As seen above the battery drains very fast. For normal usage the battery performance is good.

Verdict The Micromax Canvas Turbo Mini A200 has got that premium look and is extremely light weight. Everything about this handset is good, expect for the battery that will hardly last for about 3 hours when all the cores are used – e.g. when playing games or using heavy applications. If your usage is less, not much into gaming or don’t mind charging the handset often then it is a good option.

The A200 with 1.3GHz on some online stores is available for Rs. 12,500 but on some it is available for approx Rs. 10,790/-

Samsung Galaxy S5 unofficially unveiled

Mobile World Congress begins today, and before
the event could actually kick start a leaked video
showing the Galaxy Gear 2 has actually
unofficially uncovered the Galaxy S5
smartphone. Galaxy S5 is by far the most
spoken about and searched about smartphone
in 2013-2014.

This device is said to create new
standards in the smartphone industry.

Since December every gadget enthusiast has
been waiting for one possible glimpse of the
Galaxy S5 smartphone. Samsung is yet to
officially unveil the Galaxy S5 but a video
showing hands on with the Galaxy Gear 2 has
actually mistakenly revealed the Galaxy S5
smartphone.

The video goes on by showing the
design of the Gear 2 smartwatch and has 4
phones ( Galaxy S5 in 4 colors) in the
background.

With this particular leak it wont surprise us if
Samsung is actually launching 4 color variants of
the Galaxy S5 smartphone.

The colors shown in
the video are Black, White, Gold and Blue. The
question still remains that if it’s the premium
version of the Galaxy S5 or is it the affordable
one? Samsung is likely to launch the device in 2
hardware variants, one with Quad HD display
and the other one with FHD display.

So lets wait
for the official unveiling of the device to get the
clear picture of the device.

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YotaPhone with Dual Display looks beautiful

Last year YotaPhone launched its first generation of Dual Display smartphone in the market and was good  enough to grab some attention from the technology enthusiasts.

The device was unable to make some good sales, probably the new genration of the device was the reason.

Its been almost 6 months that the company launched the first version of the YotaPhone and it has now showcased the second generation of the YotaPhone.

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The second generation of the device looks aesthetically more appealing and has got significant upgrades over its predecessor.

The older device came with 720p HD display and Snapdragon 600, the latest YotaPhone will come with 1080p 5-inch display and a 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 Quad - Core processor.

Currently Samsung Galaxy Golden is a popular dual screen smartphone, but comes with low resolution displays.

The latest YotaPhone sports an E-ink rear display with full touch capabilities. Although there is not much of the E-ink display right now but in the coming future with more apps compatible with the rear e-ink display will make it more useful to the end users.

Right now the rear E-ink display offers very nice viewing angles and that the sunlight readability is the best in this device.

Lets wait for the third generation of the this device and may be then things will in the right place for YotaPhone with more apps on this platform.

Nokia officially launches its Android Phones Nokia X, X+ And Nokia XL

Nokia X (Nokia Normandy) has long been rumored about.

This is Nokia’s first Android smartphone and it comes with heavily customized version of Android OS.

What comes as a surprise is that Nokia has not launched just one device but has launched 3 devices overall running on a customized Android OS.

The devices are named as Nokia X (Normandy), Nokia X+ and Nokia XL.

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All the Nokia X android series of phones are powered by Dual-Core Snapdragon processor and runs a customized version of the popular Android Operating System.

It is worth noting that Nokia X and Nokia X+ do not have major differences, Nokia X is an entry level phone while Nokia X+ is a mid-ranger and has slightly larger RAM .

Both Nokia X and X+ would have a 4-inch WVGA display while the Nokia XL will have a taller body and will feature a 5-inch display (resolution not know yet).

The Nokia XL will have a 5MP rear camera and a 2MP front facing camera for photography and video calling needs.

All the Nokia X series of phone will not have Google Playstore on board, however for applications user can rely on the Nokia’s Android Store (AoL) and other third party app stores.

These devices from Nokia are more like the Kindlefires from Amazon which are also not Google certified.

It is worth waiting and looking at the kind of response Nokia gets for its Android phone.

Sony Xperia D5103 exposed via GFX Bench

Sony could soon launch the Sony Xperia D5103 handset that unveiled itself on the GFX Bench website.

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*      Sony Xperia Z Features.

Some of the specifications got listed that will give us some idea about the yet to be launched smartphone.

As per the minimal specifications listed on the GFX website, the supposed Sony Xperia model number D5103 runs on Android 4.4 (KitKat) and powered by 1.4GHz MSM8226 qualcomm quad core processor.

The screen size is not known but it will be with 1280×720 pixels resolution. The Moto G is using the same hardware the Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8226 clocked at 1.2GHz with Adreno 305GPU.

The Sony Xperia D5103 could also support 4G LTE networks an advantage over Moto G.

As per the GHz mentioned in the benchmark the Sony D5103 will be a bit faster when compared with Moto G. We will have to wait and see what Sony comes up with; the device seems powerful and hopefully might come with an affordable price tag.         

LG G Pro 2 Smartphone with 4K Recording Revealed in Korea

LG Electronics revealed the LG G Pro 2 in Korea yesterday. The G Pro 2 has yet to make its debut at the MWC 2014.

However the specifications are already out, officially. For now the handset will be made available in the Korean markets and no dates have been finalized for markets outside Korea, we will get a better idea at MWC 2014.

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The LG G Pro 2 will come powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset clocked at 2.2GHz – it’s quad core coupled with Adreno 330 GPU.

It is a Phablet with a 5.9 inch screen with slim bezel and supporting resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.

Handset runs on Android 4.4 KitKat with 3GB RAM and optional 16/32GB storage. There is the MicroSD card slot to add additional storage.

The G Pro 2 also includes a 2.1MP camera on the front and 13MP AF, OIS+ (OIS+ is proprietary sensor that can record 4K videos) on the rear. This handset is 8.3mm thick and weighs about 172 grams.

G Pro 2 will be available in Silver, Titan and white color options.

Key features are 4G, 3G, Bluetooth 4 –Smart Ready, Wi-Fi (a/b/g/n/ac), SlimPort, NFC, Hi- Fi sound, content lock and GPS. The removable battery is of 3200 mAh capacity. No word about the price and released date in India.

Sony Xperia T2 Ultra With 6 Inch Screen Running Android 4.3 for Rs. 32,000

The Sony Xperia T2 Ultra that sails on
Android 4.3 over a 6 inch screen with HD
resolution and powered by Qualcomm
Snapdragon processor is now available in
India for Rs. 32,000.
This handset is listed
on the Saholic website.

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Sony Xperia Z Features And Specifications.

The Sony Xperia T2 Ultra is pretty slim –
7.65mm thick, however because of the big
screen and bigger battery capacity the
handset is a bit bulkier with a weight of 171
grams.

It is available in 3 different colors
White, Purple and Black. There are
accelerometer, magnetic, gyro and proximity
sensors.

The TFT LCD screen with
TRILUMINOUS display is 6 inches supporting
1280 x 720 pixels resolution with 16M
colors.

This handset is powered by Qualcomm
Snapdragon MSM8928 quad core processor
with Adreno 305 GPU. The CPU is clocked at
1.4GHz. Android 4.3 runs out of the box
with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage.

1GB RAM I
feel is too less for such a configuration and
the price.

The rear camera is of a good 13MP
resolution complimented with an LED flash
for low light photography and can also
record FHD videos. The front camera is 1.1
MP resolution capable of recording 720p
videos.

Other features are 3G, Wi-Fi with DLNA/
Hotspot, 2G, NF, GPS with A-GPS, smart
connect feature, screen mirroring and
Bluetooth 4.0. The 3000 mAh Li-ion battery
that is non-removable gives talk-time of up
to 24 hours on 3G and 14 hours on 2G
networks.

LG L90, L40 and L70 handsets with KitKat coming soon

LG will officially announce the LG L90, LG
L40 and the LG L70 handsets at the MWC
2014.

These seem to be budget friendly
smartphones running KitKat OS belonging to
the LG L series.

The price will be disclosed
when it will be officially announced.
The LG L40 sports a 3.5 inch screen with
480 x 320 pixels resolution.

It runs on the
Android KitKat 4.4 over a 1.2GHz dual core
processor. The L40 will come with 512MB
RAM, 4GB storage and external card
support. There is single camera of 3MP on
the rear.

Battery will be of 1540 mAh
capacity.
The LG L70 also comes powered by 1.2GHz
dual core processor but with a slightly bigger
screen of 4.5 inches. The screen resolution
is 800 x 480 pixels. Android 4.4 runs the
show with 1GB RAM and 4GB storage along
with external card support.

There is rear
camera of 5MP resolution and front camera
of VGA resolution. Battery is 2100 mAh
capacity.

The LG L90 comes with a 4.7 inch screen
with 960 x 540 pixels resolution. It is
powered by 1.2GHz quad core processor
running Android 4.4 with 1GB RAM and 8GB
internal storage. Micro SD card is supported.

There is 8MP rear camera and 1.3MP front
camera. Battery is 2540 mAh capacity.

All of these yet to be launched handsets
also come with common features like 3G,
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS. We will have to
wait for the price and the availability dates
that will be mentioned at MWC.

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Google Android 4.4 KitKat Features– have a Look!

Google started its Android journey with
version 1.5 and subsequently evolved it,  the
latest version being the Android 4.1 through
4.3 also called the Jelly bean OS . And now
Google will release the Android 4.4 version,
pretty soon.

Rumors about the next Android OS were in
the news for quite some time, it was also
presumed that the 4.4 version would be
called the Android Key Lime Pie, but it
seems Google has given all the rumors a
break and called it, KitKat.
Google has created a page that confirms the
next ‘Android KitKat’ version. The page also
shows a brief history of all the versions that
have been created. If the word KitKat
reminds you of the Nestle’s KitKat chocolate
bar, well you are right, in fact Google has
partnered with Nestle and preferred calling
their next released as KitKat.

According to Marc Vanlerberghe (Director
Android Marketing), the tasty chocolate has
been their favorite ever since the Android
was created and they couldn’t imagine a
better name. There is no word as to when
this android version will be released. Users
will also get an opportunity to take part in a
competition and win prizes – 1000 Nexus 7
tablets to be won and 50 million Android
robot shaped KitKat bars.

Features Of Android Kitkat:

*   Vanishing status bar: The status bar is
now translucent and, along with the
navigation buttons, it will melt away to
give your content maximum screen
space. Swipe the edge of the screen to
bring it all back.

*     Phone app updates: The new
phone app bumps your favorite contacts to the top, and features new search capabilities so you can

*    Find a person or business and call directly from the app:

You’ll also find smarter caller ID that can
potentially identify callers, even if they
aren’t a listed contact.

*     More Google Now: It’s easier than ever
before to use Google Now. Swipe left to
right from the home screen, or say “OK
Google” and it will begin listening, eager
to deliver your directions, or send a text.
It can also lead you directly into apps
now, not just websites.

*    Hangouts adds SMS: Hangouts is now
your one-stop message shop, like a
combination of FaceTime and iMessage.

*   Emojis: Emoji characters are available in
the Google Keyboard. You have the
option of setting a different default
texting app if you don’t like Hangouts.

*    Works on older phones: Optimized.memory means faster multitasking and a
more responsive touchscreen. This
should make general skipping around on
your phone faster than ever, but also
means that older phones with as little as
512MB of RAM can now run Android
smoothly … if they ever get the update
to 4.4.

*    Chromecast: Chromecast support allows
you to project movies and music to your
big screen (if you have Chromecast ) and
when your device is locked it will now
display full screen related album and
movie art.

*     You can print files directly from your Android device to supported printers.

*   The new Quickoffice app
lets you create and edit
documents, including
spreadsheets and presentations.
You can open and
save files from Quickoffice on
Google Drive,.other cloud
services, or locally on the device.

*    There’s also a recently used files menu
that makes it super easy to share
whatever you were working on by email,
or just find it again in a hurry.

*    HDR+ photography support.

*    Infrared blasting for remote control
functionality (for device with IR blasters).

*   Android Device Manager can find and
wipe your device if you lose it.

*    Close captioning and subtitles now
supported for video.

*   Bluetooth MAP support for Bluetooth-
enabled cars.

*    Open architecture for NFC to encourage
more mobile payments.

*   A built-in pedometer feature.

Micromax Canvas Knight Teaser Released – Coming Soon

Micromax just tweeted about the Canvas
Knight – prepare to be amazed, along with
a teaser video. An indication that the
Micromax first Octa core handset is in the
queue waiting to be launched in India.

Micromax had first launched the Canvas
Knight in Russia in January 2014. We were
expecting an Octa core from Micromax and
here it is.

The Micromax Canvas Knight will
soon be available in the Indian market, the
price is currently not known.

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Launched In India For 9,900
Indian Rupees .

The Canvas Knight also called the Micromax
A350 is powered by 1.7GHz MediaTek Octa
core processor running Android 4.2 with
2GB RAM and 32GB storage. It is a 3G
handset with a 5MP front camera and a
16MP rear camera. The screen is 5 inches
with full HD 1920 x 1080p resolution.

The body is just 7.3mm thick and comes
loaded with a 2350 mAh battery. Other
common features like Wi-Fi, GPS and
Bluetooth will be included. For now just
enjoy the Canvas Knight Teaser video and
more of it in coming days.

As usually everyone will be keen to know
the price tag. Let hope it is at a comfortable
level.

Samsung Galaxy Core 4G LTE With Dual Core Processor Announced

Samsung Electronics has announced the
Galaxy Core LTE (4G) optimized for
performance, with a premium design and is
4G enabled.

This handset has a dual
core processor and comes with a 4.5 inch
screen.

The Samsung Galaxy Core 4G LTE is 9.8mm
thick following the traditional Samsung
design pattern.

It is powered by 1.2GHz
dual core processor (chipset unknown).
Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean plus runs out of the
box.

There is 1GB on board RAM with 8GB
internal storage space along with 64GB of
external card support.

The Galaxy Core 4G
also houses a VGA camera on the front and
5MP rear facing camera that is Auto Focus
with LED flash support.

The TFT PLS screen is 4.5 inches supporting
qHD resolution (960 x 540 pixels). Other
features are 4G, 3G, Wi-Fi (b/g/n) with Wi-Fi
Direct, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC with S-Beam, USB
2.0 and GPS with A-GPS and GLONASS.
The removable battery is of 2100 mAh
capacity.

This handset also comes loaded
with ChatOn, Samsung Apps, Kies easy
mode, SwiftKey app, S Travel / Translator /
Voice and Motion UI.
The Samsung Galaxy Core 4G LTE will be
available in selected countries in Asia. No
word about the pricing in India.

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5.8-inch display, Quad- Core
Processor Unveiled In China

The Galaxy Core Advance is
other handsets in the Core family that were
in the news recently.

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Samsung Galaxy Core Advance launched in Korea

Samsung has launched the Samsung Galaxy
Core Advance handset in Korea. The
handset was announced in 2013 and now it
is available in Korea for approx Rs. 23K.

The
core advance is an upgraded version of the
Samsung Galaxy Core that is currently
selling for approx Rs. 13K.

This single SIM Core Advance also comes
powered by 1.2GHz dual core processor. It
runs on Android Jelly Bean 4.2 with 1GB
RAM and 8GB internal storage.

Micro SD
card of up to 64GB is also supported. There
are dual cameras – a front VGA and a rear
5MP AF with LED flash.

Samsung Galaxy Core Advance is 9.7mm
thick and weigh is 145 grams. The TFT multi
touch screen is of 4.7 inches with 800×480
pixels resolution. Other features are 3G
(14.4mbps), 2G (GPRS, EDGE), Bluetooth 4.0
and GPS with GLONASS/A-GPS. NFC is also
included.

The Li-ion battery is of 2000 mAh capacity.
This handset comes with enhanced
accessibility features for the visually
impaired and disabled. There is optical scan
that can read the text in an image after
scanning it, instant voice recorder for quick
voice notes and advance light sensing
technology that can sense the brightness
and light directing using the handset
camera.
We can expect the Galaxy Core Advance
within few months, the price in India
however is not known.

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Dustproof MMX Splash Phone
Coming Soon.

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Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo Listed On Infibeam For Rs. 17901

The Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo also known
as the lighter version of Galaxy Grand is
now available for a price tag of Rs. 17,901.

The Grand Neo is cheaper than the Grand 2
and priced close enough to the Galaxy
grand .

The Galaxy Neo is 9.6mm thick and comes
powered by 1.2GHz quad core processor
(BCM23550) cortex A7. The TFT screen is
5.01 inches supporting 800 x 480 pixels
resolution. This dual SIM handset runs on
Android 4.2 with 1GB RAM and 16GB
storage plus micro SD card support of up to
64GB.

There is a primary camera of 5 megapixels
resolution, it’s auto focus with LED flash.

The front secondary camera is VGA
resolution. The rear camera can record
videos in 720p resolution at 30fps.

There
are accelerometer, magnetic and proximity
sensors. I wonder why the light sensors
have been missed out or just not mentioned
in the specs.

The Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo can play
full HD videos. Key features are 3G
(21Mbps), 2G, Bluetooth 4.0, DLNA, Wi-Fi (b/
g/n) with Wi-Fi Direct and GPS with A-GPS
and GLONASS support. The battery is 2100
mAh capacity with a talk-time of up to 11
hours on 3G.

Samsung Grand Neo is available on
Infibeam for Rs. 17,901 .

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Processor Unveiled In China.

*    Samsung Galaxy Star Trios (triple
SIM) Budget Phone Coming Soon.

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Micromax Waterproof IP67 Dustproof MMX Splash Phone Coming Soon

Sony pioneered the idea of a waterproof  phone few
months back, popularly known as Sony Xperia Z  which
they launched with some other versions of having the
same waterproof USP, with a rating of IP55 and IP57.

Now time for the Indian giant, it seems! Micromax is
planning to launch their next Canvas with the IP67
certification and has been named as Micromax Splash.:

According to the post MMX NewsCaster on Twitter  the device might sport the same
specs like Quad-core processor with 1GB RAM, 5MP
Camera.

According to the leaked image, it looks a bit
bulky and bulgy, giving it a rather chubby look.

Still, from our end, our sources haven't said anything
regarding it. So, we would like to state that, this is not a
fully confirmed report so be in touch with us, to be fully
updated about the latest happenings.

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*   Micromax Canvas Knight-Octa-core beast
with 2GB RAM, 16MP Camera.

*   Micromax Canvas Power With 4000 mA Battery Launched.

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Samsung Galaxy Mega Plus with 5.8-inch display, Quad- Core Processor Unveiled In China

Samsung launched the Galaxy Mega 5.8 in India
last year. Now The Samsung Galaxy Mega Plus (GT-
I9152P) has appeared on the official Samsung
China website. And also this company will releasing Another Smart Phone In Galaxy Series. It has a 5.8-inch qHD (960 x 540
pixels) capacitive touch screen display, similar to
the Mega 5.8, but this one is powered by a 1.2
GHz quad-core processor instead of a 1.4 GHz
dual-core processor.

It runs on Android 4.2 (Jelly
Bean), has a 8MP auto-focus rear camera with
LED Flash and a 1.9 MP front-facing camera and
packs a 2600 mAh battery.

It comes with dual SIM support with dual
Standby and dual SIM Always On feature. As
usual you have Group Play, Samsung Link, S
Translator, Story Album, Multi Window and
ChatON Messaging service.

Samsung Galaxy Mega Plus specifications

*  5.8-inch qHD (960 x 540 pixels) TFT capacitive
touch screen display

* 1.2 GHz quad-core processor

*  Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS

*  8MP auto-focus rear camera with LED Flash

*  1.9 MP front-facing camera

*  Dual SIM (GSM + WCDMA) with dual standby

*  8.99 mm thick and weighs 183.5 grams

* expandable memory up to 64GB with micro SD

* 3G HSPA＋21Mbps, Wi-Fi a/b/g/n , Bluetooth,
GPS＋GLONASS

*  2600 mAh battery

*  The Samsung Galaxy Mega Plus comes in Blue
and White colors. No word on pricing or whether
it would launch outside China.

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Dual SIM Moto G Android 4.4.2 KitKat Update Released

Android 4.4.2 KitKat update for Moto G dual
SIM handset in India came much faster
than anticipated.
The update is now
available via OTA (Over the Air). File size is
230MB and it takes about 5 to 7 minutes to
update after the file is downloaded.

Before you update make sure to keep the
battery level over 60%, better still if it’s over
75%.

Here is a brief Moto G review after the
KitKat update

• The data / apps that you have installed
are retained, nothing is lost.

• The user interface is the same you will
hardly notice any difference before
and after the update.

• OTG is supported and you get a
notification too. And when you use a
file manager app you do get the
USBDISK option. With Android 4.3 we
never got the notification and one had
to navigate into multiple folders to
access the pendrive content. Well on
KitKat OTG works out of the box.

• You
can copy data from Phone onto the
Pendrive using OTG.

• Camera interface is the same, nothing
new. Camera quality seems a little
better. The HDR if set in auto mode
(camera will shoot in HDR when
applicable) improves the picture
quality.

• I have not used the handset much
after the KitKat update, but battery
backup looks good almost as on Jelly
Bean 4.3.

• Performance is near about the same
as experienced with Android 4.3.

• GPS lock is fast as it was before
(almost instant and works indoors too).

• Internal storage is 5.52GB and of the
1GB RAM available free RAM is 429MB
free.

• As for gaming all the games that played on
the 4.3 will work on the 4.4 version too. If
you have noticed the FPS is a little better on
with KitKat 4.4.2 Strange that Vellamo
HTML5 is lower but other benchmarks are
close enough.

Go ahead and get the update done. It also
makes sense as future Motorola updates/
fixes will be on the Android 4.4.

OTG works
and your data / apps are retained (but it
would be better to take a backup just in
case). Camera quality seems to have
improved.

Micromax Cancas Power A94 Launched In India For 9,900 Indian Rupees

Previously I posted a Article About Micromax Canvas Power A96 Will launching in India. Now it's launched For 9,900 Rupees.

Micromax Canvas Power A96 , the company’s
latest smartphone in the Canvas series with
4000 mAh is now available from the official
Micromax Store.

It has a 5-inch (854 x 480
pixels) capacitive touch screen IPS display,
powered by a 1.3 GHz Quad-core Mediatek
MT6582M processor and runs on Android 4.2
(Jelly Bean).

It comes with dual SIM support with
dual standby

It has a 5-megapixel rear camera
with LED flash and a 0.3-megapixel front-facing
camera.

Micromax Canvas Power A96
5-inch (854 x 480 pixels) IPS display

1.3 GHz Quad-core Mediatek MT6582M
processor

Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean)

Dual SIM (GSM + GSM)

5MP rear camera with LED Flash, HD video
recording

0.3MP front-facing camera

3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio
512MB RAM (?) , 4GB internal memory, 32GB
expandable memory with MicroSD
3G, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS
4000 mAh battery

The Micromax Canvas Power A96 comes in Black
color and is priced at Rs. 9,900.

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Man Stuffing Steak And Lobster Down Pants At Safeway Is Hilarious Again: Amber Alert Is Off

Good news if you like to laugh at people stuffing frozen meat and seafood down their pants! It turns out that the suspect in Tuesday’s steak-and-lobster-down-pants incident may not have carjacked and kidnapped an older man and a teenage girl. That’s what witnesses thought they saw, prompting an Amber Alert on the vehicle, but no one has reported anyone matching that description missing. [San Francisco Chronicle]

by Laura Northrup via Consumerist

Lawyer Brings Back Free Divorce Contest For Yet Another Valentine’s Day

(Sister72)

If there’s one day that’s even more painful than all the rest when you’re in a bad relationship, it’s Valentine’s Day. Everyone around you is smooching under flowery bowers of love with little birds chirping and singing and you’re arguing under a freeway underpass about who bought toilet paper last and besides, it was the wrong kind of toilet paper and I don’t love you anymore. Here’s where a free divorce might be nice.

For the second year in a row, a Detroit divorce lawyer is holding a contest to decide who out there deserves a free divorce for Valentine’s Day, he explains to ClickOnDetroit.com. Last year the contest did well, he explains, with more than 1,000 people applying, 400 of which weren’t even Detroit residents (which is a requirement for the contest).

“People want to move on,” he says of unfortunate souls stuck in bad situations. “I’m trying to help them have a very happy Valentine’s Day for 2015 by taking care of their past and putting an end to that in 2014.”

The main reason behind this act of goodwill — besides the inevitable publicity bonanza — is that some people just can’t afford to cut their ties.

“I’m hearing stories about people that don’t have the money to get divorced,” he explains, as all contestants have to write up the reasons they deserve the divorce. “Some of them don’t even have the money to move out so they’re living with the person that they can’t stand.”

Oh but why, why spoil the day filled with heart candies and flowers and lovey dovey cuddle bunnies (no I don’t understand Valentine’s Day, yes I’m an old bitter lady)? Why does it have to be this day of all days?

“Because Valentines’ Day is a tough day for people that are in a relationship that they don’t want to be in,” he says. It’s not easy though, as he says he thought he’d heard everything before, but some of the things people said last year, “they were truly heartbreaking.”

For those interested in the Detroit area, all it takes is filling out a simple form on his website.

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Southfield Attorney Giving Away Free Divorce for Valentine’s Day [ClickOnDetroit.com]

by Mary Beth Quirk via Consumerist

Update: Faux Burger King Resurrected As Actual Burger King

This is how the BK sign looked hours after local media began inquiring about the restaurant’s authenticity.

A quick update to last week’s story about the Pittsburgh fast food joint with the Burger King sign, Burger King menu, Burger King uniforms, but not Burger King food. It is apparently set to rise from the ashes and be reborn as… an honest-to-goodness BK.

The restaurant had stood as a legitimate Burger King for quite some time, with a number of Consumerist readers telling us they had popped into this location for the occasional Whopper over the years.

Then a couple weeks back, customers started noticing that the food wasn’t quite what it was supposed to be. To-go orders came in plain brown paper bags; fries in unbranded paper cups; sodas in white polystyrene cups. Either Burger King was trying to rebrand itself by going all-generic or something fishy was up.

A curious news team from WPXI-TV was first shooed off the property when they tried to get to the bottom of the story, but were then told by a manager that the restaurant was “in transition” to becoming an independent fast food operation, in spite of the fact that everything still read “Burger King” to customers.

Within a few hours, the outdoor sign was removed and the city’s health officials said the business would be at least temporarily shut down while it looked into the name-change matter.

Then yesterday, a Pittsburgh-area BK franchisee announced that his company, which runs nearly 60 Burger Kings in the region, had taken ownership of this location, returning a proper BK to the people of Pittsburgh’s South Side.

“We have cleaned the restaurant from top to bottom,” said the new owner, who also declared that the eatery would go through a redesign in the months to come.

You can now follow Chris on Twitter: @themorrancave

by Chris Morran via Consumerist

Samsung Galaxy Star Trios (triple SIM) Budget Phone Coming Soon

Samsung has launched a low budget triple
SIM handset – the Samsung Galaxy Star
Trios that can handle 3 lines (Triple SIM) at
a time.

The handset comes with 1GHz
processing power and runs on Android 4.1
OS.

The Samsung Galaxy Star Trios is now listed
on the official Samsung Brazilian website .

This handset belongs to the Galaxy Star
family. The TFT screen is 3.14 inches
supporting resolution of 320×240 pixels.
The handset weight is 105 grams and
thickness is 11mm. It runs on outdated
Android 4.1 with 4G internal storage.

The
on-board RAM however is not mentioned.

The Galaxy Star Trios is powered by
Snapdragon MSM7225A (45nm) ARMv7
cortex A5 chipset clocked at 800 MHz
(Samsung site says 1GHz probably over
clocked) with Adreno 200 GPU.

There is 2MP camera on the rear without
LED flash support. Key feature is the 3 SIM
slots with 3G support. At this point we are
not sure if one can receive call from the
second / third SIM when the first SIM is in
use / active.

Other features are 3G (HSDPA), 2G (EDGE/
GPRS), Wi-Fi (b/g/n) with Wi-Fi direct and
GPS with A-GPS support. There are
accelerometer and geo magnetic sensors.
The battery is 1300 mAh capacity.

There is
no confirmation as to when and if the
Samsung Galaxy Star Trios will hit the Indian
stores soon.

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Samsung Galaxy Star Pro With 2G for Rs. 6989/-

The Samsung Galaxy Star pro model
number S7262 a budget friendly phone gets
listed on HomeShop18 for Rs. 6,989.

This
handset runs on Jelly Bean OS and is
powered by a 1GHz single core processor.

The Samsung Galaxy Star Pro S7262 with
dual SIM support looks like other high
end Samsung phones. It inherits the same
traditional design with two touch buttons
and a dedicated physical center button for
navigation.

The Galaxy Star Pro (S7262) price may seem
attractive however the hardware content
may not impress many.

It is powered by
1GHz single core cortex A5 processor
running Android 4.1 with touch-wiz
interface. The handset is light weight at 121
grams with a 10.6mm thickness.

This dual SIM handset comes with a 2MP
rear camera (without flash) and the front
camera is missing. RAM is 512MB and
internal storage is 4GB, in addition there is
micro SD card slot to add external storage of
up to 32GB. The TFT screen is of size 4
inches with 800×480 pixels resolution.

Another disappoint part is that the handset
doesn’t support 3G. Key features are 2G
(EDGE), Bluetooth 3 and Wi-Fi (a/b/g/n). I
am not sure about the GPS. Battery is 1500
mAh capacity with up to 15 hours talk-time.
Samsung Galaxy Star Pro S7262 priced at
Rs. 6,989 at HomeShop18 .

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Samsung Galaxy Star Now Available In India for Rs. 4990/-

The Samsung Galaxy Star S5282 a dual SIM
smartphone with android jelly bean OS
running on 1GHz single core processor is
now available for Rs. 4,990.

This is a low
cost handset from the Samsung brand that
supports the 2G network only.

Galaxy Star S5282 is loaded with 512MB
RAM and 4GB of internal storage.

The
display screen is of a smaller size, 2.9
inches supporting QVGA resolution. There is
a 2MP fixed focus camera placed on the
rear without LED flash support.

This handset is light weight about 100 grams
with 11.9mm thickness. The handset has got
the traditional Samsung look with two touch
buttons and a physical center button for
navigation.

Other features included are Wi-
Fi, 2G, Bluetooth 4.0, 3.5mm audio jack and
micro USB port.

The standard 1200 mAh Li-ion battery gives
a talktime of over 10 hours and standby
time of up to 320 hours.

Samsung Galaxy Star S5282 key features
and specifications

* Dual SIM GSM+GSM / Dual Standby.

* 1GHz single core processor.

* Android Jelly Bean.

* 2.9 inches TFT screen with 320×240
pixels resolution.

* 512MB RAM, 4GB internal storage and
Micro SD support up to 32GB.

* 2MP rear camera, fixed focus without
flash. No front camera.

* 2G, Wi-Fi (b/g/n), micro USB, Bluetooth
4.0, FM radio and 3.5 mm audio jack.

* Sensors: Accelerometer.

* Battery : 1200 mAh – up to 14 hours
talktime and up to 320 Hours

The price tag at Flipkart is 4990/-

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The lump loves the worry inside the resident food "Sony Xperia Z Features"

The lump loves the worry inside the resident food "Sony Xperia Z Features"

Key Specifications of Xperia Z

Less Reflective; More Responsive -
OptiContrast
Image Sensor with HDR Video for
Smartphones

Dual Exmor-R for Mobile Camera

Quad-core Processor

Screen as impressive as HDTV - Full HD
Reality Display

Water and Dust Resistant

One-touch Functions

From Smartphone to Big Screen

Micromax Canvas Power A96 with massive 4000 Mhz Battery Coming Soon In India

Micromax will soon launch another phone in
the canvas series, the Micromax Canvas
Power A96.

This handset will come powered
by a 1.3GHz quad core processor running
Android OS but the key highlight is the
massive 4000 mAh battery.

The Micromax A96 sports a 5 inch touch
screen. The resolution is not yet known. The
handset is powered by 1.3GHz quad core
processor probably the MTK6582 with Mali
400 GPU.

This dual SIM smartphone runs on
Android 4.2 with 1GB RAM. The internal
storage is also not confirmed – it could be
the standard 4GB.

Micro SD card of up to 32GB is supported.

The Micromax Canvas Power A96 also
includes a 5MP camera placed on the rear
and a VGA camera on the front. Other
common features are 3G, 2G, Wi-Fi, GPS
and Bluetooth.

The Micromax canvas power as the name
suggests is all about the extra battery juice
(mAh).
It houses a 4000 mAh battery that
gives a talk-time of up to 13 hours.

The
price and the release dates are not yet
disclosed.

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Micromax Canvas Turbo A250

Micromax Canvas Turbo A250 is the most waited
flagship model of Micromax.

This is the first
Micromax phone to feature a full HD display.

This device runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean alongside
quad-core MediaTek CPU. This phone offers
high end features at a mid range price.

OS & Processor

Micromax Canvas Turbo A250 comes with
Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and has a wide variety of
features that a high end phone would have. This
device has a MediaTek processor chip mounted
on the mother board beside a 2GB RAM .

The
processor in this phone is clocked at a speed of
1.5GHz. And the four cores help with amazing
performance.

Hardware

The Canvas Turbo A250 sports a nice 5-inch
display with a resolution of 1920x1080
resolution. This is a sharp Full HD display made
with Continuous Grain Silicon technology. The
display on this device supports 16.7 million
colors. This phone has a 2,000mAH battery
which gives upto 7Hour s of talktime and 105
hours of standby time.

Memory & Media

This device comes packed with 16GB storage out
of which 12.5 GB is user accessible and about
1GB for applications . It comes with a 2GB RAM
for faster data processing and managing high
end graphics with ease.

This phone is equipped
with light sensor, motion sensor, Proximity
sensor, Magnetic sensor and Gyroscope Sensor.

This phone is capable of both playing and
recording HD videos at 1080p resolution. The
media playback is standard with this device and
supports audio playback on MP3, AAC, AMR and
more formats.

Camera

The camera on this phablet is of 13MP
resolution and is featured with Auto -focus and
LED flash. The camera is also capable of
recording HD video at 1080p resolution.

It is also
equipped with a front camera with 5MP
resolution also featuring auto focus.

Internet & Connectivy

It is the latest model from Micromax and first
model to feature a full HD display.

This device
has 3G , 2G, Edge , GPRS along with WiFi and
Bluetooth for connectivity. This device features a
microUSB dock for pc connectivity.

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Download BBM for All Gingerbread Devices

BlackBerry has announced that BBM will
also be available on Android Devices
running Gingerbread.

It seems that BBM
beta is now available for download for
gingerbread users.

Many Gingerbread users
confirmed that BBM is running on their
armv6 devices.

BlackBerry says BBM for Android 2.3
Gingerbread will launch in February so how
to install this BBM beta on Gingerbread
devices.

Here is a complete tutorial on how
to install BBM on Gingerbread
devices.

Follow all the steps very carefully.

* Rooted Android device
* Titanium Backup

How To Download & Install BBM on
Gingerbread (Armv6) :-

1. Download BBM application and install it
on your Gingerbread device.

Download BBM for Gingerbread {Click
Here}

2. Do not open BBM. Go to Apps > BBM and
then clear all data.

3. Install Titanium Backup.

4. Download this file and extract it to your
SD card > Titanium Backup folder (two files).

Download BBM Backup file {Click Here}

5. Open Titanium Backup and Go to Backup
and Restore.Select BBM and restore all
data.

6. After completion, launch your installed
BBM and follow on screen instructions.
)

7. Enjoy....

More instructions, Images are shown below

Most Useful Android Secret Codes

In this post I will explain about some Android
Secret Codes which are helpful to know about
android device hardware and software
configurations.

Now a days everyone using Smartphones that
is Known Fact. And in India Most of the
people are using Android Mobiles and Tablets.
According to statistics Samsung alone sold
almost 2 crores galaxy mobiles in India. And
recently Micromax announced that it sold 1
million canvas mobiles phones and these
statistics are increasing day by day.

So it’s good know about these secret codes.

Android Secret Codes:

If your are an android developer you
might know these secret codes(or at least
some of them).These codes are used by
developers and Companies to change some
system configurations .

Go through the following list

1. For IMEI Number: *#06#

2. For RAM Memory version: *#*#3264#*#*

3. For FTA SW version: *#*#1111#*#*

4. For FTA HW version: *#*#2222#*#*

5. For Touchscreen version: *#*#2663#*#*

6. To test Bluetooth: *#*#232331#*#*

7. To display Bluetooth Physic
Address: #*#232337#*#

8. To test secret GPS: *#*#1472365#*#*

9. To test other GPS: *#*#1575#*#*

10. To test WiFi/Wireless LAN of
phone: *#*#232339#*#* or *#*#528#*#* or *#*#526#*#*

11. To display Wi-Fi MAC
Address: *#*#232338#*#*

12. To test Vibration and Back-light of
device: *#*#0842#*#*

13. To test Proximity/
Distance Sensor: *#*#0588#*#*

14. To test Touchscreen: *#*#2663#*#*

15. For Audio
Test: *#*#0289#*#* or *#*#0673#*#*

16. To launch Service Mode: *#*#197328640#*#*

17. Hidden Service Menu (Motorola
Droid): ##7764726

18. Field Test: *#*#7262626#*#*

19. To format the phone: *2767*3855#

20. To Restore Factory Settings: *#*#7780#*#*

21. To create Immediate backup of your
multimedia
files: *#*#273282*255*663282*#*#*

22. To display Phone Information: * #*#4636#*#*

23. To get detailed Camera
Information: *#*#34971539#*#*

24. For Software & Hardware
Information: *#12580*369#

25. To display HSDPA/HSUPA Control
Menu: *#301279#

26. To start GTalk Monitoring: *#*#8255#*#*

27. To get PDA, Phone, H/W and RF Call
Date: *#*#4986*2650468#*#*

28. Displays Build Time and Change List
number: *#*#44336#*#*

29. Packet Loopback Test: *#*#0283#*#*

30. LCD Display Test: *#*#0*#*#*

31. Enter Service Menu (on New Phones): *#0*#

32. Diagnostic Configuration: *#9090#

33. USB Logging Control: *#872564#

34. System Dump Mode: *#9900#

35. View Phone Lock Status: *#7465625#

36. Executes Emergency Dial Screen to unlock
PUK Code: **05**#

37. Enables Voice Dialing Logging
Mode: *#*#8351#*#*

38. Disables Voice Dialing Logging
Mode: *#*#8350#*#*

39. Change behavior of Power
button: *#*#7594#*#*

Bonus Tip : How to remember Android Secret Codes?

No need to remember all these secret codes
they are one finger tap away from you.

Just
install Android Secret Codes app from Google
Store Enjoy and Have Fun.

IMPORTANT! Some manufacturers not allow
the use of these codes and they may not work
on your device. By using secret codes you can
change some of your device settings. Use at
your own risk!

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Top 10 Reasons To Root Your Android Phone or Tablet

Android is one of the most open, versatile,
and customizable mobile operating systems
out there.

You may think you don't need
to root your phone, but you'd be surprised
at how much more you can accomplish
with a little work .

Here are 10 reasons
rooting your phone is worth the hassle.

10. Unlock Hidden Features
and Install "Incompatible"
Apps

Sometimes, even Android isn't open
enough to give you some of the features
you want. Either an app is blocked by
carriers, hacks into Android's system files,
or otherwise isn't available. Luckily,
rooting can help with that: you can install
carrier-blocked apps, get features from the
latest version of Android, make
incompatible apps compatible , power up
your hardware , get features like Beats
Audio from other phones, or emulate
exclusive features like those on the Moto
X .

Whatever you want, rooting gives you
the power to do a lot more.

9. Automate Everything

You've probably heard of Tasker, the
awesome app that automates just about
anything on your phone . You don't need to
root your phone to use it, but if you're
rooted, it can do a whole lot more. Certain
tasks, like toggling 3G, GPS, changing CPU
speed, turning the screen on, and others
require root access. So, if you want to get
the full benefit of an app like Tasker,
you'll definitely want to root your phone.

For more automation inspiration, check
out your best Tasker actions , as well as our
most recently featured Tasker tricks.

8. Boost Your Phone's Speed
and Battery Life

You can do a lot of things to speed up your
phone and boost its battery life without
rooting, but with root—as always—you
have even more power. For example, with
an app like SetCPU you can overclock your
phone for better performance, or
underclock it for better battery life. You
can also use an app like Greenify to
automatically hibernate apps you aren't
using—perfect for those apps that always
want to run in the background when
you're not looking .

7. Block Ads in Any App

Look, we of all people understand the
need for occasional ads—it's how we make
money. But ads can also get in the way
and use up data. If you want to block ads
in certain apps or on certain devices,

rooting is by far the best way to do so .

AdFree , AdBlock Plus, and Ad Away are all
great options. Of course, if you aren't
rooted, going into airplane mode works in
a pinch too.

6. Back Up Your Phone for
Seamless Transitions

When you move to a new Android device
—or restore your device to stock for any
reason—you can make your life a lot easier
by backing up your apps and settings first.

That way, you can get your entire setup
back in just a few taps . If you aren't
rooted, you can back up a few things like
apps and data, but you won't necessarily
be able to backup system apps and their
data, or automate the entire process as
well as Titanium Backup can.

5. Remove Preinstalled
Boaltware

Titanium Backup is good for more than
just backups, too. It can also uninstall that
annoying, battery-draining, space-wasting
crapware that comes preinstalled on so
many phones these days—and, sadly, this
feature is root-only . Freeze them first to
make sure your phone operates normally
without them, then delete them completely
to free up that space.

4. Tweak the Dark Corners
of Android

If you're the kind of person that likes to
fiddle with every little feature—both on
the surface and under the hood—rooting
is for you. Whether you want to customize
your keyboard layout with something like
Keyboard Manager or give yourself faster
scrolling, improved multitasking, and extra
themes with Pimp My ROM , rooting gives
you the power to tweak just about any
corner you can think of. If you want to do
it, chances are someone over on a forum
like XDA has created a mini-app or tweak
that will help.

3. Flash a Custom Kernel

Some of Android's most under-the-hood
tweaks require a custom kernel, which you
can only flash with a rooted device.

The
kernel is responsible for helping your apps
communicate with the hardware of your
phone, which means a custom kernel can
give you better performance, battery life,
and even extra features like Wi-Fi
tethering (on unsupported phones), faster
battery charging, and lots more .

You can
flash kernels manually or simplify the
process with something like Kernel
Manager .

2. Flash a Custom ROM

Okay, so you probably already know about
this one—but it's one of the best benefits
of rooting. A custom ROM is basically a
custom version of Android, and it truly
changes how you use your phone . Some
merely bring a stock version of Android to
non-stock phones, or later versions of
Android to phones that don't have it yet.

Some add a few handy features , some add
lots of really unique features , and some
change your operating system from head
to toe . No matter what phone you have—
even if it's a Nexus—we highly
recommend checking out the custom ROMs
out there.

You won't be disappointed.

Note:   As some of you have noted, you don't
actually need root access to flash a custom
ROM—though you will need to unlock your
bootloader (a process that sometimes comes
bundled with root access). Still, it requires
freeing your device from manufacturer
lockdowns, so we've kept it in the list
despite this technicality!

1. Truly Own Your Device

In the end, all of this boils down to one
thing: you own your device, and you
should be able to do with it as you please.

Certain manufacturers and carriers try to
keep that from happening, but with root
access, you truly own your device and
open yourself up to all the possibilities
other parties try to block. Sure, there's
some risk involved , and we don't usually
recommend rooting other people's phones ,
but in the end, you can't put a price on
true openness and control.

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What is Rooting?

Now a day's everybody has android phones and tablets. And everybody searching about Android and Android App, They can find the articles about root, and most of those peoples doesn't know what is Rooting?

This is for who doesn't know wtat is Rooting and want to know about Root.

What is "Rooting?"

The Android phone that you have learned to
love and enjoy is running an operating system
that was designed for commercial and private
use. Like most any operating system, several
features have been disabled, either for future
use or to prevent the casual user from causing
permanent damage to the operating system.

"Rooting" is the process in which the limitations
are removed and full-access is allowed.

Once
rooted, the Android phone owner will have more
control over many settings, features and
performance of their phone. Basically, "rooting"
means to get to the root of the operating
system and to have the ability to make global
changes.

Description

Rooting lets all user-installed applications run
privileged commands typically unavailable to
the devices in the stock configuration.

Rooting
is required for more advanced and potentially
dangerous operations including modifying or
deleting system files, removing carrier- or
manufacturer-installed applications , and low-
level access to the hardware itself (rebooting,
controlling status lights, or recalibrating touch
inputs.)

A typical rooting installation also
installs the Superuser application, which
supervises applications that are granted root
or superuser rights. A secondary operation,
unlocking the device's bootloader verification,
is required to remove or replace the installed
operating system. In contrast to iOS
jailbreaking , rooting is not needed to run
applications distributed outside of the Google
Play Store, sometimes called sideloading .

The
Android OS supports this feature natively in
two ways: through the "Unknown sources"
option in the Settings menu and through the
Android Debug Bridge . However some
carriers , like AT&T , prevent the installation of
applications not on the Store in firmware ,
although several devices (including the
Samsung Infuse 4G are not subject to this
rule,  and AT&T has since lifted the
restriction on several older devices.

As of
2012 the Amazon Kindle Fire defaults to the
Amazon Appstore instead of Google Play ,
though like most other Android devices,

Kindle Fire allows sideloading of applications
from unknown sources,and the "easy
installer" application on the Amazon Appstore
makes this easy.

Other vendors of Android
devices may look to other sources in the
future.

Access to alternate apps may require
rooting but rooting is not always necessary.

Rooting an Android phone lets the owner
modify or delete the system files, which in
turn lets them perform various tweaks and
use apps that require root access.

The Android phone that you have learned to
love and enjoy is running an operating system
that was designed for commercial and private
use. Like most any operating system, several
features have been disabled, either for future
use or to prevent the casual user from causing
permanent damage to the operating system.

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