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S amsung Galaxy S8 is one of the most beautiful smartphone, I have ever seen. The combination of Glass, Metal & an absolute massive screen in the body is making it so attractive. There are two versions of S8; the one named Samsung Galaxy S8 which comes with 5.8 inch display & the another one is Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus with 6.2 inch screen. Now you can pre-order both from today & it will start shipping on 21st April in US. Pricing, as always with Samsung, you can expect them to command a premium price. The early word is that, it will start at $720. GALAXY S8 Hardware The boldest feature is every phone's more important feature : the screen. On S8, it extends up & down to cover nearly the entire front of the phone. It also curves around the left & right, something Samsung is calling  " Infinity Display " which gives it the look of not having any bezels at all. The four corners of the screen are also slightly curved instead of squared-off, which ad

Xiaomi never fails to surprise us by launching by launching phone with extraordinary features at low price. They have crossed $1 Billion Revenue milestone last year with their brilliant strategy in India. Now the company has launched Mi Band 2, Power Banks, Air Purifier, Redmi Series Phones & Many other devices recently. Redmi Note 4 is one of the newest member of Xiaomi family. It has become a key contributor of them. The Redmi Note 4 model sports an all-metal body & boasts of extraordinary specifications. Redmi Note 4 look & Feel Redmi Note 4 follows the design of Redmi Note 3. The front panel comes with similar capacitive navigation buttons below the display & slim borders around it. It is having 2.5D curved-edge glass across the front. The rear panel of this phone is less slippery.  There are antenna band across the top & bottom sides. the set up of the Rear Camera, dual-tone LED Flash & the Fingerprint Scanner are as same like Redmi N

Sometimes it feels like we’ve been arguing over which is better, a native app or a hybrid app, since the beginning of time, with dire consequences predicted for anyone who chose incorrectly. But a lot has changed since 2012. First of all, HTML5 support is now so ubiquitous that even the term itself has begun to sound like an anachronism. Nobody really touts their HTML5 support anymore — it’s simply assumed. In terms of mobile app development, the landscape has changed dramatically too. The native development landscape changed significantly with introduction of  Swift . This eliminated one of the major “pain points” of doing native development, at least according to some — Objective C. Cordova  (aka PhoneGap) has  improved for hybrid development , as has the WebViews that it relies upon for both  iOS  and  Android . Projects like Crosswalk  have even smoothed out the fragmentation issue that famously plagued Android. In addition, a large number of cloud-based tools, including

For the past several years, Apple's iPhone updates have followed a predictable cycle: major design changes in even-numbered years, followed by "under the hood" tech upgrades that keep the same basic physical chassis in odd-numbered "S phone" years. For 2016, then, a total redesign is a near certainty -- possibly with some dramatic innovations.  However, the iPhone 7 may buck this trend. According to Barclays analyst Mark Moskowitz, supply chain murmurs indicate that the iPhone 7 won't have "any must-have form factor changes," suggesting that we'll see only a few modest refinements and perhaps some newer internal components. We have also heard that iPhone 7 will have a design that's "very similar" to that of the iPhone 6  and 6S, though without the antenna bands that run across the current generation. But according to rumor, iPhone 7 will introduced a total change on it. iPhone 6S & 6S Plus came with a screen size of 4.7

Earlier in this year, LeEco has launched Le 1s and Le Max  smartphones in India and has sold 500,000 units of this smartphones in 100 days. Recently they has launched LeEco Le 2 and LeEco Le Max 2 smartphones India. LeEco Le 2  : LeEco has launched Le 2 smartphone in back April in China with  a unibody metal design with chamfered edges. It comes with a   5.5-inch full HD (1920×1080 pixels) & with In-Cell display. The display is thin & light. It reproduces bright images with consistent colours. The display also has Blue-Light Filter technology for better video watching quality. Le 2 is powered by a 1.8GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 Octa-Core Processor & a Qualcomm Adreno 510 GPU. This strong configuration enables smooth performance and an immersive multimedia experience. Le 2  runs on powerful Android Marshmallow 6.0 wrapped under EUI 5.8. Le 2 comes with 3 GB RAM & 32 GB ROM . The 3 GB RAM complements the Octa-Core processor & lets you multitask wit