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The Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos S6802 is part of Samsung’s growing dual-SIM Android lineup. The hardware inside the phone is mostly the same as in the original Ace, save for the second SIM slot, of course. We don’t have many dual-SIM phones in our battery test database, so we’ll be testing the Ace Duos using only one SIM to make its results comparable. When it comes to talk time on a 3G network, Samsung advertises 7 hours of battery life. In our tests the phone came close to hitting that mark with its battery dying after 6 hours and 53 minutes of real-world call time. That puts it at the bottom third of the chart, so maybe you should consider sticking to 2G networks – according to official numbers, the Ace Duos should last for more than 18 hours of telephony on those. Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX 20:24 Huawei Ascend P1 12:30 Samsung Galaxy Note 12:14 Samsung I8530 Galaxy Beam 11:58 Samsung Wave 3 S8600 11:07 HTC One X (AT&T, LTE) 10:35 Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III 10:20 HTC One V 10:00 Meiz...

Palo Alto, California – Ahiku Corp today is proud to introduce the outstanding product, Recood Pro to make happy, joyful and precious memories beautifully more than its remembrance. At the beginning of this year, Recood close beta has been released and more than 60% women loved to use it. Adding ‘gold’ system, updating more simple design, improving speed and focusing on making distinctive video effects, such as Bubble Shine, Aurora April, Soda Spring and Crazy Glass Recood Pro has been launched. Also exceptional feature, named ‘FX Trigger’ will give more energy to videos. People don’t want long ordinary boring videos to make. And they don’t like complicated & professional features either. Then what users really want? They want just beautiful memories! Recood is Perfect for this purpose. In addition to the basic feature – recording videos, there are: * A variety of sharing options (Facebook, Twitter, email, text message, and more) * Automatic upload to YouTube * Recording location ...

Explay is plans to launch its mid-range Android smartphone in Russia in late August, the Explay Infinity. The handset is runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS and brings a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen display with resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. The Infinity has two cameras: the 8MP on the back with autofocus and panorama mode, while the other is a 0.3-megapixel front-facing for video chats. New smartphone is also support dual SIM card slots. Explay Infinity smartphone packs 4GB of internal memory expandable with MicroSD card. The amount of RAM and processor type is not specified yet (likely 512MB and 1GHz MTK MT6575). Other feature is Wi-Fi and GPS. Its 1600 mAh Li-Ion battery is enabling up to 6 hours of talk time, up to 170 hours of standby. Just 9.9mm thick (dimensions of 127 x 66.80 x 9.90 mm and weighs 115g), Explay Infinity dual SIM smartphone can be purchased for price of 9,999 rubles. View the original article here

After testing the magnificent Nokia 808 PureView, I concluded that it had made my digital compact camera redundant. Why carry two things around when you have a phone that takes arguably better photos than a standalone camera anyway?  This got me thinking: what else has the smartphone replaced and what could it replace in the near future? With the constant development of new apps and new hardware the potential of the smartphone is limitless. Take NFC for example. It’s a feature that is still relatively new to the market, and whose uses are still being explored. It won’t happen today, and probably not tomorrow either, but eventually we could find ourselves living with less clutter and a single super device that serves all of our daily needs. Would this be a good thing? If you a lost a smartphone that you are overly dependent on then it could spell disaster. History shows, though, that you cannot stop the relentless march of technology. So, here are 10 common household items that have be...

Posted in: Android, iOS, Mobile phones, Tablets August 8th, 2012, 08:04 by Prasad I’m sure you are aware of American comedian and TV host Conan O’Brien who now hosts the show ‘Conan’ on TBS. In the past he has done some videos for the show that talked (and mocked) some aspect of the mainstream technology. His parodies of the Apple videos are especially popular among the tech circle. The current hottest news in the tech world is the Apple vs. Samsung legal war, so it’s not likely that something this big would have escaped the writers of Conan. The video below shows Samsung Vice President ‘Nick Wood’ defending Samsung’s product designs. I’m not going to delve in any further and it’s best if you watch the video and find out for yourself. Source View the original article here

Published by Adam Fraser on August 8, 2012 Nokia Suite has been the reliable interface between your Symbian smartphone and your PC for many years. Over at Nokia Beta Labs, the team have released a new version that now brings support to your Nokia N9. Nokia Suite 3.5 Beta for Windows is a useful tool that is used to perform a variety of tasks, including: Backing up your contacts to the PCSaving your text messagesTransferring multimedia items, such as music, photos and video, to and from the PCDownloading of important software updates to your phone, including app updates. As well as these main features, with Nokia Suite you’re able to download map data for Nokia Maps on your device. This is perfect if you’re planning a getaway and don’t want to get lost while you’re there. Plug in your Nokia Belle or Nokia N9 smartphone and side load all the map data you need onto your phone. There’s also the ability to send text messages right from your PC by hitting the SMS icon at the top of the scre...

The school holidays were always my favourite time of year when I was growing up but for my parents it was probably a different matter. After all, keeping a young child occupied for the best part of a month is no easy task. It can also be an expensive time, especially if you are looking after more than one child. Going to theme parks was not cheap, even in the 1980s! Thankfully, the world has moved on considerably since I was young, and there are now more things to keep young people occupied in addition to marbles and spinning tops. Fresh air and outdoor activities is an important part of the mix, but your Nokia Lumia smartphone can also play a helping hand. Here are 10 free apps that can keep your kids busy and some of them could even be called educational – bonus! Practical things to do are always a winner. This app provides easy instructions in the ancient Japanese art of paper folding. There are a whole host of models that you can choose to make and then swipe through each screen f...