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BLU Products rolls out four new unlocked Android mobile phones
More unlocked Android-powered mobile devices are coming your way as BLU Products has recently announced new smartphone models. Each one has a unique focus to cater to different markets in the mobile industry. The new phones are known as the Energy X Plus, Vivo Selfie, Studio C 5+5, and the Studio C 5+5 LTE.
All four models will be ready in the market this coming August so you don't have to wait that long if you've been thinking of getting a BLU Products phone. These products are said to offer "design, quality and user experience while maintaning affordability" as described by BLU Products' CEO Samuel Ohev-Zion.
Here's a rundown of each phone model:
BLU Products Studio C 5+5. Specs include a 5-inch display, BLU Infinite View Technology (IPS), 5 megapixel main camera with auto focus, 5MP wide-angle front-facing camera, 1GB RAM, 8GB built-in storage, microSD card slot for up to 64GB memory expansion, Dual SIM Dual Active technology, and Android Lollipop. The phone boasts a cool design of leather pattern and a metallic front frame. You can choose from these various colors: Salmon Pink, Neon Orange, Mint Green, Sandstone Grey, Chic Gold, and Ceramic White. The basic 3G+WiFi version will cost $89 while the LTE model will be $99 on Amazon.
BLU Products Vivo Selfie. This phone boasts Super AMOLED display, Corning Gorilla Glass 3, Dual 8.0 Mega Pixel Cameras, Sony IMX 179 sensor, wide-angle 8 megapixel selfie camera, LED flash, advanced photo editing technology, 1.3GHz Quad-Core processor, 1GB RAM, Dual SIM Dual Active technology, 8GB built-in memory, microSD card slot, and Android Lollipop. Obviously, this phone is selfie-centric for you know, the selfie addicts. Available colors include Salmon Pink, Teal, Mint Green, and Sanstone Grey. Also available from Amazon next month with a $149 price tag.
BLU Products Energy X Plus. The "energy" reference gives us an idea this one is powerful. And thanks to the 4000mAh battery, this BLU smartphone can last longer than most phones in the market today. Even if battery is large, the phone is still very slim at 8mm. It can also power other devices as made possible by the Reverse Charge technology. Other specs include a 5.5-inch HD screen, 267ppi, vivid colors, 8MP main camera, 5MP front facing selfie camera, 1.3GHz Quad Core processor, 8GB internal storage, 1GB RAM, microSD card slot, Dual SIM Dual Active technology, and of course, Android Lollipop.
You can choose from any of the three colors available: Luxury Gold, White Silver, and Dark Grey. Amazon, as well as, other retail stores in the country will stock up on this model . Price tag reads $139.00.
SOURCE: BLU Products
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
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Safe rooting now available for international, T-Mobile, Verizon LG G4
For those who own LG’s latest flagship – the LG G4 – and have that itch to gain root access, it has seemed like a long wait. But the waiting is about to stop right the heck now for a lot of you, thanks to the efforts of some good people from XDA. Ladies and gents, a safe rooting option is now available for T-Mobile and Verizon LG-G4s, as well as the international version.
This rooting option is brought to you by the team of developers from XDA, namely, “thecubed”, “autoprime”, “IllegalArgument” and “jcase”. To be transparent, this team had already achieved root to the said handset around June, just that the method of achieving root access was deemed unsafe for the general public. But that is exactly what has happened now, a safe option is now available, specifically for the T-Mobile H811 10H version, the Verizon VS986 11A version and the International H815 10c variants of the LG G4.
This is called the “Low Effort Root” tool, and basically involves flashing a pre-rooted system image into your LG G4. That will call for the user downloading a system image file around 1.5GB in size. It’s a pretty hefty download, to be sure, but probably worth it for those who want root access.
The developers have specified exactly how this process is to be done, so check out the official thread for complete instructions. Also, a TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) custom recovery has already been made available for T-Mobile, care of XDA as well – you can check out the official thread for that tool. As with any tweaking we feature, we warn you that this process can result in your smartphone getting bricked, so tread carefully. Make your backups, if available, and follow the instructions to the letter.
SOURCE: XDA
Power mobile devices in Samsung’s 1st wireless charging monitor
We’ve all been there, having a jungle of wires and chargers on our desk since we have a myriad of mobile devices charging, sometimes more than two at the same time. And while wireless charging is still a fairly new thing in the consumer market, we can predict that as more devices and OEMs start adapting it, it will become common sooner or later. Samsung has now announced the first ever wireless mobile charging monitor to help you manage your desk’s criss-crossed wires.
Samsung’s SE370 is the first ever monitor that has the capability to charge your mobile devices wirelessly. By simply placing your smartphone or tablet on the charging area located on the monitor’s stand, you’ll be able to juice up the device without having the inconvenience and annoyance of all those wires. As long as your device uses the Qi wireless charging standard, then you’re good to go.
Aside from its wireless charging capability, the SE370 also helps lessen the eye strain from staring too much at the monitor. It has an eye-saver mode that optimizes picture quality and at the same time lessens the harmful effects of the blue light, which is the usual culprit for eye strain. The high performance Plane-to-Line-Switching panel of the monitor gives the user the 178 degree wide-viewing angle, which is the universally-optimized viewing settings. Gamers will also have an improved experience because of the non-distractive and immersive settings.
The SE370 is available in 23.6 inches and 27 inches models, and has an Eco Saving Plus function that reduces screen brightness. The monitor itself, specifically the front cover, stand, and circuits are made without PVC. No word yet on its pricing and availability.
SOURCE: Samsung
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