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Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Top 10 social networking tips for Samsung Galaxy S4
Theres never been a better time and place to social network than right now, and chances are, at any given right now, youll have your phone to hand.

The smartphone has therefore unsurprisingly become social networkings best friend.
With that in mind, here are our top ten tips for social networking on arguably the smartest of phones, the Samsung GALAXY S4.

The first step in any social networkers path to infamy is Facebook. Facebook is a network within which you connect with friends, make new friends and document every waking moment for the pleasure and pain of those youre Facebook friends with.
Of course, how far you want to take it all is down to you, but whatever your degree of social exhibitionism, chances are, youll benefit from having a Facebook profile to some degree.
Events, for example, are easily organised on Facebook. The Facebook Messenger app on the Samsung GALAXY S4 makes the service a viable party-planning tool. Being reminded of loved ones birthdays can save a feud, and posting a birthday wish can simply make someone smile.

Like chatting online with any of your mates whenever you fancy? Of course you do! Which is exactly why Samsungs own ChatON app is hugely popular.
Samsungs ChatON is one of the best free instant messaging apps available on the Android platform. Introduced at IFA in Berlin back in August of 2011, ChatON became an instant hit with Samsung and Android fans, particularly due to the fact that it cleverly supports both 1-to-1 instant message chats and group chats.
Plus, you can share tons of emoticons and create personalised animated messages, to help you pepper your IM chats with an extra bit of fun. And you can use ChatON via your web-browser on a computer, as well as your Android smartphone or tablet.

Once youve scoped out Facebook and added people you know to one social network, its time to check out Twitter, and follow people you dont on another social network.
Twitter is generally less personal than Facebook. Rather than see friends photo albums and relationship statuses, its a great means of staying on top of current affairs, keeping tabs on movers and shakers relevant to your industry as well as having a good old rant – in 140 characters or less.
The accounts you follow generate your news feed, and people can in turn follow you. The official Twitter app is always a safe bet to get tweeting on your GALAXY S4, though there are plenty of other apps in the Google Play Store, with Plume being a popular alternative for example.

If you want more than 140 characters to express yourself online, a blog, coined from the term web log is the way to go.
Blogs are websites that act as an online journal, usually revolving around a topic. Theyre generally free to start up and vary in terms of the ease with which they can be set-up and maintained.
Major blog providers even offer Android apps to ensure you can update your blog on the go, and what better phone to do it on than a Samsung GALAXY S4?
Take TUMBLR for example. Create a free account and blog, select from a number of free or paid templates and hey presto, youve got the building blocks for an online outlet.
To post from your smartphone is a doddle. If youre posting text, open the app and simply create a new post. If you want to post an image, just take a picture, and share it to the Tumblr app – it really is that easy.

What isnt that easy is posting high quality pictures. Yes, the 13-megapixel camera on the Samsung GALAXY S4 is one sharp shooter, but a few rules of thumb will help your pictures pack a bit more pop.
Try macro shooting for example. Taking a close up shot of an object adds dynamism to the shot. If you include a deep background, youll also create background blur, giving the illusion youre using an SLR.
Most importantly, use Samsungs smart camera features. A dip into the camera settings reveals a gorgeous interface of clearly detailed features, ranging from Sound & Shot for a bit of audio oomph through to Drama Shot, detailing moving objects throughout their journey.
Finally, download Instagram. For starters, it can make a mediocre picture look more polished, but more importantly, it ties into Twitter and Facebook making posts work that bit harder.

The ability to snap a great 13-megapixel still photo isnt the extent of the GALAXY S4s image capturing capability. It also packs a full HD video camera on the back.
Loaded up to the nines with ways of making video better, any self-respecting blogger or social media fan will specifically need to check out Animated Photo, which lets you create quirky and arty animated GIFs, with part of your image frozen while other areas move.
Finally, youll also probably want to swap out your video resolution to 720p. Why drop the quality? Because generally, social media videos benefit from speed of download first and foremost.

Whether its Facebook, Foursquare or Google+, all these social networks offer a means of checking in to venues.
Facebook check-ins are mainly popular as they place a check-in on your timeline and also inform nearby friends of your whereabouts.
Foursquare is the original check-in service and rewards you with badges for regularly and diverse check-ins.
Finally, Google+ check-ins tie into Googles location service, complete with Googles awesome user generated location reviews, perfect for reading up on a restaurant or leaving your feedback for the world to see.

Because the Samsung GALAXY S4 and social networking arent all about fun and games, the LinkedIn app and network in general bring it all back to business.
Enabling you to connect with people on a professional basis, LinkedIn is a great place to showcase your achievements, learn more about others and connect with relevant parties.

Google Plus is the newest major social network, but its value shouldnt be underplayed. For starters, its got Google behind it. In addition, its tightly integrated with your S4.
If you give an app a +1 in the Play Store for example, its linked to your Google account, and in turn your Google+ profile.
+1 is your way of showing you respect and value something. With Googles location services mentioned above and Picasa being sucked into Google Now, odds are the network will only grow.
Our recommendation? Stay ahead of the curve and check it out, pronto.

If the whole point of social networking is to maximise your reach, a great way of doing that is to cross-pollinate, so to speak – or link up your accounts.
Put simply, make sure you put your blog URL in your Twitter description, and tweet your blog posts.
Youll also want to include your Twitter handle in your LinkedIn profile (if you deem your tweets suitable for work, that is).
Instagram even gives you the option to post your retro-fied snaps to Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr, so you can share with friends, family and followers in one click.
Hopefully these tips will help you get more out of social networking and indeed your Samsung GALAXY S4. If theres one final tip we could give you its this, stick at it – Rome wasnt built in a day and neither is online infamy.
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The smartphone has therefore unsurprisingly become social networkings best friend.
With that in mind, here are our top ten tips for social networking on arguably the smartest of phones, the Samsung GALAXY S4.
Tip one: Facebook, if you dont already

The first step in any social networkers path to infamy is Facebook. Facebook is a network within which you connect with friends, make new friends and document every waking moment for the pleasure and pain of those youre Facebook friends with.
Of course, how far you want to take it all is down to you, but whatever your degree of social exhibitionism, chances are, youll benefit from having a Facebook profile to some degree.
Events, for example, are easily organised on Facebook. The Facebook Messenger app on the Samsung GALAXY S4 makes the service a viable party-planning tool. Being reminded of loved ones birthdays can save a feud, and posting a birthday wish can simply make someone smile.
Tip two: ChatON

Like chatting online with any of your mates whenever you fancy? Of course you do! Which is exactly why Samsungs own ChatON app is hugely popular.
Samsungs ChatON is one of the best free instant messaging apps available on the Android platform. Introduced at IFA in Berlin back in August of 2011, ChatON became an instant hit with Samsung and Android fans, particularly due to the fact that it cleverly supports both 1-to-1 instant message chats and group chats.
Plus, you can share tons of emoticons and create personalised animated messages, to help you pepper your IM chats with an extra bit of fun. And you can use ChatON via your web-browser on a computer, as well as your Android smartphone or tablet.
Tip three: Twitter; tweet and follow

Once youve scoped out Facebook and added people you know to one social network, its time to check out Twitter, and follow people you dont on another social network.
Twitter is generally less personal than Facebook. Rather than see friends photo albums and relationship statuses, its a great means of staying on top of current affairs, keeping tabs on movers and shakers relevant to your industry as well as having a good old rant – in 140 characters or less.
The accounts you follow generate your news feed, and people can in turn follow you. The official Twitter app is always a safe bet to get tweeting on your GALAXY S4, though there are plenty of other apps in the Google Play Store, with Plume being a popular alternative for example.
Tip four: Embrace the blogosphere

If you want more than 140 characters to express yourself online, a blog, coined from the term web log is the way to go.
Blogs are websites that act as an online journal, usually revolving around a topic. Theyre generally free to start up and vary in terms of the ease with which they can be set-up and maintained.
Major blog providers even offer Android apps to ensure you can update your blog on the go, and what better phone to do it on than a Samsung GALAXY S4?
Take TUMBLR for example. Create a free account and blog, select from a number of free or paid templates and hey presto, youve got the building blocks for an online outlet.
To post from your smartphone is a doddle. If youre posting text, open the app and simply create a new post. If you want to post an image, just take a picture, and share it to the Tumblr app – it really is that easy.
Tip five: Post good photos: Samsung GALAXY S4 camera tips

What isnt that easy is posting high quality pictures. Yes, the 13-megapixel camera on the Samsung GALAXY S4 is one sharp shooter, but a few rules of thumb will help your pictures pack a bit more pop.
Try macro shooting for example. Taking a close up shot of an object adds dynamism to the shot. If you include a deep background, youll also create background blur, giving the illusion youre using an SLR.
Most importantly, use Samsungs smart camera features. A dip into the camera settings reveals a gorgeous interface of clearly detailed features, ranging from Sound & Shot for a bit of audio oomph through to Drama Shot, detailing moving objects throughout their journey.
Finally, download Instagram. For starters, it can make a mediocre picture look more polished, but more importantly, it ties into Twitter and Facebook making posts work that bit harder.
Tip six: Post good videos and animations

The ability to snap a great 13-megapixel still photo isnt the extent of the GALAXY S4s image capturing capability. It also packs a full HD video camera on the back.
Loaded up to the nines with ways of making video better, any self-respecting blogger or social media fan will specifically need to check out Animated Photo, which lets you create quirky and arty animated GIFs, with part of your image frozen while other areas move.
Finally, youll also probably want to swap out your video resolution to 720p. Why drop the quality? Because generally, social media videos benefit from speed of download first and foremost.
Tip seven: Check-in

Whether its Facebook, Foursquare or Google+, all these social networks offer a means of checking in to venues.
Facebook check-ins are mainly popular as they place a check-in on your timeline and also inform nearby friends of your whereabouts.
Foursquare is the original check-in service and rewards you with badges for regularly and diverse check-ins.
Finally, Google+ check-ins tie into Googles location service, complete with Googles awesome user generated location reviews, perfect for reading up on a restaurant or leaving your feedback for the world to see.
Tip eight: Get professional

Because the Samsung GALAXY S4 and social networking arent all about fun and games, the LinkedIn app and network in general bring it all back to business.
Enabling you to connect with people on a professional basis, LinkedIn is a great place to showcase your achievements, learn more about others and connect with relevant parties.
Tip nine: +1

Google Plus is the newest major social network, but its value shouldnt be underplayed. For starters, its got Google behind it. In addition, its tightly integrated with your S4.
If you give an app a +1 in the Play Store for example, its linked to your Google account, and in turn your Google+ profile.
+1 is your way of showing you respect and value something. With Googles location services mentioned above and Picasa being sucked into Google Now, odds are the network will only grow.
Our recommendation? Stay ahead of the curve and check it out, pronto.
Tip ten: Link up

If the whole point of social networking is to maximise your reach, a great way of doing that is to cross-pollinate, so to speak – or link up your accounts.
Put simply, make sure you put your blog URL in your Twitter description, and tweet your blog posts.
Youll also want to include your Twitter handle in your LinkedIn profile (if you deem your tweets suitable for work, that is).
Instagram even gives you the option to post your retro-fied snaps to Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr, so you can share with friends, family and followers in one click.
Hopefully these tips will help you get more out of social networking and indeed your Samsung GALAXY S4. If theres one final tip we could give you its this, stick at it – Rome wasnt built in a day and neither is online infamy.
Monday, November 10, 2014
LG officially unveils G Pad 10 1 8 0 and 7 0

LG Electronics from Seoul, South Korea has sent out a new Press Release, unveiling their new refresher G Pad. The consumer electronics manufacturer has decided to add three brand new slates to their G Pad fleet, which will come to the markets in different flavors, one being a 10.1-incher, another one an 8.0-incher and the smallest in 7.0-inches flavors.
LG has promised us to reveal their new Android powered tablets to the public at the companys upcoming MedPI 2014 event in Monaco, taking pace in the dates of 13th to 16th May, which is said to be one of the biggest Information Technology show in Europe.
So, talking about the latest LG made G Pads highlights, the G Pad 7.0 is reportedly meant for one-hand usage, also LGs smallest slate that powers in portability and entertainment. And in term of the G Pad 8.0, will be a mid-sized Android running tablet offering immersive multimedia experience along with some buttery smooth multitasking. Where else the biggest from the lot, the G Pad 10.1 will be packing the largest screen and battery that will run endlessly with fun unlimited. Other details and the specifications of the tablets will be announced in the coming weeks, according to what we read.
The newly introduced Lifes Good makes will have the firms own UX on board with other LG proprietary features like the QPair 2.0 and Knock Code. It is also mentioned to ship with the updated version of QPair, which was introduced with the announcement of LG previous slate, G Pad 8.3, that help its users connect and pair their Android smartphones through Bluetooth and receive notifications of calls and messages on the G Pad remotely. Lastly, the Knock Code enables users of the G Pads to easily unlock their devices with a personalized "knock" pattern, anywhere on the screen, even when the display is off.
"Customers tell us that they want a wider range of devices that offer sizable screens without compromising portability. Unlike smartphones, tablets are not one size fits all. So we designed the G Pad Series for a diverse target audience, some who prioritize portability while others want the best multimedia experience possible. G Pad delivers on all counts," said Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of the LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company.
Source: LG
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10 5 leaks with OLED screen on board

Samsung has been planing a really high-end Galaxy slate, if you didnt know about. The companys upcoming tablet is reportedly named as the next generation Samsung Galaxy Tab S, which is said to arrive to the markets in models, one featuring an 8.4-inches screen and the second one with 10.5-inches screen size. Here we have the bigger units leaked live photographs, showing-off in White color option, toting its screen (from the above picture) and back hardware (from the picture below), exclusively, by the courtesy of SAMMOBILE. So, what makes this slates so special? Folks, the South Koreans have decided to bring back their OLED or Organic Light Emitting Diode display back to the game, which was last seen on a Galaxy Tab 7.7, announced back in 2011.
And as far as this leaked Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is concerned, one the front we are seeing the traditional Samsung-styled home button, which is rumored to attribute the the Galaxy S5 like integrated finger print scanner or biometrics reader, that will basically have features such as quick multi-user login, screen unlocking, PayPal payments and so on, accompanied by the recent apps and back capacitive tabs on either sides of the physical button.
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Even though the tablet looks like the Samsung made Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1, Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 or Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 from the front, the story is slightly different from the back. In term of its hardware, their new forthcoming slate will exactly resemble not the previous generation Galaxy Tabs but the companys current flagship handset, the Galaxy S5s design, siting the very same perforated material on the back, with a primary camera and LED flash. Notice those two circle dots down below? Well, they are mentioned to be proprietary connectors for Samsung’s Book Cover, something new, that we havent seen before.
Lastly, the new Galaxy Tab S slates are said to pack the companys own Exynos Octa-Core chipset, with four 1.9GHz Cortex-A15 cores and another four 1.3GHz Cortex-A7 cores, 8.4 and 10.5-inches OLED AMOLED screen of 2560 x 1600 resolution display, eight megapixels main shooter on the back with LED flash and a 2.1 megapixels front facing snapper. And finally for connectivity, there is Bluetooth 4.0 LE, Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, GPS/GLONASS, and 4G LTE network support in house with a dedicated IR Blaster. The next tablets from Samsung will run Androids version 4.4 KitKat with company TouchWiz User Interface and other firms proprietary applications like the Magazine UX, as seen from the first picture. We may hear Samsung announcing the slates in the near future.
Source: SAMMOBILE
Thursday, October 9, 2014
10 ways to Optimize the use of Galaxy Tab

1.) Customize Galaxy Tab
Is there any better than having the whole world within your grasp? Available all the necessary information at the right time and according to your wishes. Starting from the wallpaper to the widget, there are various ways to make Your Tab as part of Your.

Heres How
You can Customize Galaxy Tab by touching an arbitrary location on the screen continues to be Home to bring up the Add to Home screen menu. From this menu, you can add widgets, Shortcuts, folders or Wallpaper to display front. You can choose wallpaper from wallpaper available or from the Gallery wallpapers.
2. Configure Email Accounts)
You have several email accounts? Track all your email when you are traveling. Automatic configuration makes it easy to synchronize Your email inbox with tabs and stay connected to all your accounts.

Heres How
The Tab has two email programs — Gmail ™ account to Google ™ and Email for all kinds of other email accounts including company. To configure the account through the program, open the Applications > Applications > Email or Gmail. Enter your email address and password for the account. Tap Next. Name the account and enter the screen name that will be displayed in outgoing messages. Touch Done.
Note: the automatic configuration Available to the following e-mail address types: google.com @, @ hotmail.com, @ mac.com @ me.com,, @ live.com, @ yahoo.com, @ yahoo.co.uk, @ aol.com, aim.com, @ @, @ android.com, aol.co.uk @ btinternet.com, @ gmail.com, @ googlemail.com.
3.) Reading e-Book
The Tab You are equipped with e-Reader application that provides thousands of titles, including books, magazines, and newspapers, all on a device that is super lightweight and portable this. *

Heres How
Discover e-Reader applications specific to your carrier. The Kindle from Amazon is one example of an application that provides access to the book to be opened on the Galaxy Tab.
4.) to access the Android Market
Android-powered device is equipped with access to more than 150,000 applications. You can find and download everything from Foursquare and Facebook to AccuWeather. In addition, Your application Tab is equipped with Samsung Media Hub, which lets you choose from thousands of movies and TV shows instantly and watch it in the Tab.

Heres How
Open Applications > Market. Upon opening the Market for the first time, please read the terms of service and touch Accept to continue. Sign in to your Google account or create a new account. Navigate to the desired application. You can open the Application Details screen to find out more information. After finding the application you want to download, tap Install. After the download is complete, the application icon will be displayed on the screen in the Applications menu. Touch an icon to open and use the application.
5. lock the Orientation)
Use the Orientation Lock to keep the screen in portrait or landscape mode regardless of the angle while holding it. You are free to sit anywhere while you read your e-Book, because after the lock screen orientation, you dont have to worry about the screen will change as you move.

Heres How
To enable Orientation Lock, open the Panel Quickly by touching the bar at the top of the screen and sliding the fingers toward the bottom. Hold Tab on any chosen orientation. Tap the Orientation Lock icon, and then the icon will turn green indicating that locked orientation.
6. Digital Frames Feature) uses
Digital frame Picture Frame serves as a dynamic photo slideshow can display or clock, and can be used in portrait or landscape mode. In fact, you can play music if you use a Digital Display Frame.
Heres How
To activate it: Tap Applications > Digital Frame. Tap in the blank field on the screen to access them pop-up menu. Select Clock, Slideshow, or Music. You can set the time-out option start 10 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, or never. To access this option from the application, touch the Menu button > a Timeout. Press the Menu button in the application to access the Music menu if you want to listen to songs with Digital Display Frame.
7. Protect your investment with) the accessories Tab
Samsung has a wide selection of accessories to protect the exterior beautiful Tab.

Heres How
Browse online at http://www.samsung.com/id and are looking for a wide range of accessories to protect and beautify Your Tab.
8. change the Keyboard Input Method)
Did you know that you can choose how to type on the Tab? You can use the traditional way with two thumbs or Swype, to enter the word by sliding a finger from letter to letter give
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