Thursday, August 30, 2012

Samsung unveils world's first Windows 8 phone


The announcement at a Berlin electronics show comes amid expectations that smartphone makers may turn increasingly to Windows devices after a US jury decided many of Samsung's Google Android-based phones infringed Apple Inc patents.


Samsung Electronics became the first handset maker to announce a smartphone using Microsoft's latest mobile software, making its surprise, hurried announcement just days before the highly anticipated launch of Nokia's version. Samsung said the ATIV phone would hit stores in the October-November period but did not give an exact start date.

   The brief announcement at a Berlin electronics show comes amid expectations that smartphone makers may turn increasingly to Windows devices after a US jury decided many of Samsung's Google Android-based phones infringed Apple Inc patents.


Samsung's ATIV S Windows phone sports a high-end 4.8-inch display, Corning "Gorilla" glass, and an 8-megapixel rear camera and 1.9-megapixel front-facing camera.

The ATIV S features a dual-core 1.5GHz processor, a 4.8-inch high-definition Super AMOLED display, 1GB of RAM, microSDHC support, an 8-megapixel camera, and a 2,300 mAh battery.

  Samsung's Windows-based smartphone, introduced on Wednesday, marks the first in a 'big lineup of new hardware' from the South Korean company based on Microsoft's software, Microsoft executive Ben Rudolph said.


    Samsung hopes the new device will take the focus away from its loss of the court case. Apple is now seeking speedy bans on the sale of eight Samsung phones, moving swiftly to turn legal victory into tangible business gain.


    Nokia, the ailing Finnish mobile firm, once the world's leading producer of phones but now struggling to reverse losses, is due to unveil its new Lumia line of smartphones using Windows Phone 8 in New York on September 5.


Analysts say the introduction of Samsung's Windows phone may be designed to assuage concerns that Microsoft will favor Nokia, whose Chief Executive Stephen Elop -- himself a former senior Microsoft executive -- has staked its future on the Windows platform

Saturday, August 11, 2012

Samsung unveils new super-size Galaxy Note


Samsung took the wraps off a sequel to its popular Galaxy Note smartphone. The Galaxy Note 10.1, which went on sale in Germany and the United Arab Emirates, will soon be launched in other markets. The new Galaxy Note smartphone comes with a host of new features and is twice as wide as its predecessor and nearly the size of a tablet.


Armed with a 1.4GHz quad-core processor and 2GB RAM for enhanced performance, Galaxy Note 10.1 is designed to simplify idea capture, information access, and multi-tasking, making each easier and faster.
Like Galaxy Note, it comes with a stylus called the 'S pen' to write notes or draw on the screen. The new version allows users to split the screen in half to view two programs at once.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is equipped with a quad-core processor that allows users to run multiple applications faster than the previous version, which had a dual-core processor.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 comes in three connectivity options: a WiFi-only version, a WiFi-and-3G HSPA-Plus connectivity version at launch, and a WiFi-and-LTE version later this year.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 comes equipped with the S Note, which is a unique tool that gives users the ability to combine notes and sketches with other digital content in ready-to-use templates.

Featuring its advanced 6.5mm 'S' Pen, Galaxy Note 10.1 is optimized for the creation of personalized and expressive content. The S Pen’s feel and functionality are specifically designed for an optimal experience on the 10.1-inch screen.

Several other features have been added to Galaxy Note 10.1 including Smart Stay, which tracks the user’s eyes to ensure that the screen is always on while being looked at, and Pop Up Play, which allows the user to watch a video anywhere on their screen while simultaneously running other tasks.


The AllShare Play feature enables users to share content with a large group in real-time by connecting GALAXY Note 10.1 to Samsung HD TVs, mobile tablets, laptops, and other consumer electronic devices on the same 
The device also includes a 5-megapixel main camera and a 1.9-megapixel front-facing camera.


Thursday, August 9, 2012

Cell Phone Safety Presentations


India
Information Technology
Cell Phone Safety Presentations
Prepared by:
nikhil patel

Communication connection between two mobile

1.When the caller starts the call the electromagnetic signal transmitted from his mobile antenna is received by the closest base station “BS”.
2.Then the signal is transmitted from the BS to the switching center “SC” in order to authenticate the caller and receiver IDs.
3.The the SC will transmit the signal to the BS nearest to the receiver side
4.Next the BS transmits electromagnetic signals which will be received by the receiver’s mobile antenna.
5.Finally after the receiver opens the line the two-way communication connection is established between the two persons.


How is radiation produced by a cell phone?

ØCell phone radiation is transmitted by the cell phone antenna in all directions
ØMost of the energy is lost in space
ØPart of the energy is received by base stations
ØPart of the energy is incident on human head 





Maximum Power Transmit


ØThe Federal Communications Commission sets specific absorption rate “SAR” standards for acceptable power radiation for cell phones; it must not exceed 1.6 W/KG
ØThe lower the SAR the better the phone, from a potential health hazard point of view 

There are three ways to find SAR values
             1.From the user manual of your mobile phone.
             2.Visit mobile manufacturers’ forum or website and select your mobile phone model            http://www.mmfai.info/public/sar.cfm
 3.Enter Federal Communications Commission website and write your mobile FCC ID Number in the     FCC ID http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/




                    

Thermal Effect of Cell Phones 




Thermal Effects 

Heat generated on the face by 15 minutes of cell phone use due to electromagnetic radiation






Radiation Penetration in the head of an adult, ten-year and five-year old


When radiation hits the head, it penetrates the skull. The pictures above are the result of an experiment show how radiation penetrates the skull of an adult (25%), 10 year old (50%) and a 5 year old (75%). The younger the child the deeper the penetration due to the fact their skulls are thinner and their brains contain more fluid than adults’. Radio frequencies travel through children’s brains much more easily and therefore increase the risk of cancer.






Consider the following when using your mobile phone
It is not only the choice of phone, but how you use it that is important when you want to control the amount of radiation you are exposed to. Here you will find a few simple tips that can considerably reduce radiation and therefore also health risks.

Use a hands-free set
The further away from your body the phone is, the less radiation you are exposed to. Using a hands-free set is the easiest way to radically reduce the amount of radiation you are exposed to if you use a mobile phone.




Hold it at the bottom
By covering large areas of the phone with your hand, you reduce its ability to send and receive signals. The phone then increases its power and transmits stronger radiation to compensate this. So hold the phone as far down as possible, so it can operate at low power. 



Get in the best position
You can see the signal reception strength in the display. When reception is good, the phone reduces power and radiation. If reception is poor, the phone uses maximum power and radiation.


Don’t talk too long and use regular phone as much as possible

The radiation you are exposed to is directly related to the time you spend talking on your phone. For linger calls it is safer and cheaper to call from a regular phone.

Hazardous areas of use
ØDon’t use a mobile phone while driving a car. Stop at a safe place and talk.
ØDon’t use your mobile phone in places where there is a lot of electrical equipment, such as hospitals and aircraft.
ØDon’t bathe with your mobile phone.
ØDon’t let small children talk on your mobile phone for long periods. They are more susceptible than adults.


Thank You
india


Wednesday, August 8, 2012

HTC Desire S vs HTC Incredible S – Head to Head Comparison


With the names like Desire and Incredible, it sounds like these two phones were made for super heroes, and with their features they probably would probably make a good sidekick for most super heroes on the block. So let’s see how they come out in a head to head dual. You can also go through our Samsung Galaxy S vs HTC Desire – Comparison.
For the first round we’ll take a look at the key board. The HTC Desire S has a bit of secret weapon in the form of its slide out QWERTY keyboard, making it popular amongst those super heroes who have lots of emails and text messages to type. Where as the HTC Incredible S has a capacitive touchscreen with buttons at the bottom that rotate with the screen. So it really depends whether real or virtual buttons are your preference for this one. We’ll declare a draw for round one.
Htc Incredible S Htc Desire S
Round 2 is down to size, the Incredible is slightly larger and marginally heavier – 120x64x11.7mm and 135.5g compared with 115×59.8×11.6mm and 130g from the Desire S – this is pretty marginal, but we’ll have to give Round 2 to the Desire S for its more toned appearance.
Round 3 – the screen. With smart phones it’s usually a case of the bigger the better when it comes to screen size. So taking advantage of its slightly larger size the Incredible S weighs in with the larger screen size at 4 inches compared to 3.7 inches on the HTC Desire S. Although both have the same resolution of 480 x 800 so there isn’t really much in it, but for this round we’ll have to hand it to the Incredible S.
Round 4 is down to the processor and it’s a dead heat as both phones feature the same 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM 8255. It means they both consume even the most demanding of apps with ease and make multi tasking a piece of cake.
Round 5 is memory and it looks like neither phone is managing to take a lead yet, as both the Desire S and Incredible S have the same 1.1GB of ROM and 768MB of Ram and support Micro SD cards, so there is nothing in it.
In Round 6 their operating systems are coming to blows and it looks like the Desire S can claim a small victory with its more recent Android 2.3 Gingerbread compared with the Incredible S that’s still running on Android 2.2 Froyo, although both will soon be upgradable to Android 2.4 Ice Cream.
Round 7 is played out by the camera and we really need one of the phones to start to take a decisive lead. The HTC Incredible S streaks out ahead with its 8 megapixel camera that captures at 3264×2448 and has such features as image stabilisation, autofocus and an LED flash. Compared with the Desire S with its 5 megapixel camera. The Incredible S also has the stronger front-facing camera at 1.3 megapixels.
Well it’s a difficult contest between these two strong contenders and it will have to come down to points and there isn’t really anything in it with 2 points apiece. If a camera is the thing that’s important to you then give the Incredible S an extra point, but if it’s smaller size and the most up to date operating system then give the Desire S an extra point and you’ll have your winner.
Guest Writer : Clove Technology specialize in mobile technology and smartphones and are one of the leading UK distributors of android mobile phonesBlackberry, HTC, HP IPAQ, Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and PDAs.