Showing posts with label faster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faster. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
LG G3 Cat 6 smartphone is up online seemingly faster than premium
After Samsung announcing the hiked version of Galaxy S5, the past month, today the other multinational consumer electronics manufacturer from the country, LG has got a new version for their flagship model too, named as the new LG G3 Cat.6. For now without any other additional information, than just the name and the renderings, the new phone seem to be heading out official in South Korea, as LG posts the G3 Cat.6 on the companys countryside webpage, Best Mall, without a documented announcement.
Well folks, it looks like both the South Korean multinational smartphone makers, LG and Samsung are keeping up the race by announcing first-rate smartphones with faster network speeds of 4G LTE, exclusive to their homeland. As of today, the new smartphone from LG will feature fourth generation LTEs Category6 network connection speeds, that has got the alacrity whizz of data downloads up to 300Mbps. Unlike the original Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone, LGs front runner handset already ships with elite list of internal specifications, which includes, Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A like Quad High Definition screen and three gigabytes of Random Access Memory.
The current variant of LGs G3 smartphone packs a Quad-Core Qualcomm MSM8975AC Snapdragon 801 processor, which comes with Category4 LTE modem, offering network speeds only up to 150Mbps. So we must presume that, the device you see from the above picture will be having the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 SoC, which is the Americans one of the latest chipsets to attribute Cat6 speeds of up to 300Mbps (other than Snapdragon 808 and the latest Snapdragon 810 processors), when paired with 4G Integrated LTE-Advanced modem, with support for LTE-Broadcast, and LTE multimode dual-SIM (DSDS and DSDA).
We also expect the phone to remain identical to its sibling G3 from other aspects of the device and the remaining internals, sporting the same 5.5-inches QHD AH-IPS screen of 2560 x 1440 resolution display, 32 gigabytes expandable on board storage, coupled with three gigabytes of RAM, 13 megapixels primary lens on the back with OIS+, laser auto-focus sensor and dual LED flash lights, a 2.1 megapixels front facing snapper. Connectivity highlights embrace, Bluetooth Smart Ready (Apt-X), Near Field Communication, SlimPort, along with aforementioned 4G LTE-Advanced Cat6 radios, a 3,000mAh powered battery and finally running Androids version 4.4.2 KitKat with LGs own simplified User Interface on top. Let us remind you, there hasnt been any sanctioned news from LG, just yet.
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Source: LG
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Windows XP faster
Often we complain windows running slow, start a long, long shutdown. Our friend suggested to use special software that allows Windows XP run faster and optimized. The software might be nice, but usually not free and require high computer specs. With these tips we do not need to install any additional software to accelerate the performance of Windows XP.There are following ways to make windows xp faster :
1. Using the NTFS file system
If you have recently installed windows xp, use the NTFS file system. NTFS system files more quickly accessible and scandisknya also very fast. Do not use FAT, unless you want to be able to access the hard disk in Windows 98 without additional software. Windows 98 can access NTFS files with additional software: ntfs-reader or NTFS98.
2. Selecting startup programs that need
This section should always be checked by you, because if it contains a virus / spyware / malware, your computer is so slow. To open this startup, run the START -> RUN, type msconfig, open the startup tab.
It was here seen all the programs that run at startup. You can check one by one dihardware file, located in what folder. If you have time, right-click the file, see its properties, continue to see the version and who the maker. If from Microsoft or other sources that you believe is safe. If there are unnecessary programs, remove the check in lines that would be disabled.
3. Turning off unnecessary services
Still in the msconfig window, open the Services tab. It is a service that automatically run windows on startup. There are some services that are not necessary and should be turned off, namely:
* Automatic Live Update Scheduler. This service if you do not want automatic updates windows, or your computer is not connected to the Internet at all.
* Error Reporting Service. If you ever see the window contents "error occurred ...." There continue to send or do not send option. That is the order of this service. We usually choose the "do not send, so this service should be turned off.
* Live Update, together with Automatic Live Update Scheduler.
* Automatic Updates, together with Automatic Live Update Scheduler.
* Remote Desktop Help Manager. Used to help you if you have any difficulties or errors in the windows, you can ask your friends to access your computer remotely (internet). If you never wear it, this service should be turned off.
* Remote Registry. To access the registry (the file settings windows) from a distance. Should be turned off.
* Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). This is only used if the computer you are using UPS, which is a useful tool to store electrical energy when the power goes out. Disable this service if you do not use UPS.
* Event Log.Windows record all logs of what happened in windows. If you never use the event logs (in the Control Panel -> Administrative Tools), then this service may be turned off.
* Windows Audio. May be turned off if your computer without a sound card.
4. Minimize the visual effect
Open the Start Menu -> Control Panel -> System Properties. Open the Advanced tab. Click on the Performance setting. In the Visual effects tab select Adjust for Best Performance. Then check the option Use visual styles for windows and buttons to keep your windows look like Windows XP.
5. Setting the optimal virtual memory
Open the Start Menu -> Control Panel -> System Properties. Open the Advanced tab. Click on the Performance setting. Click the Advanced tab. At the bottom there is the option Virtual Memory, click on the words Change. Use a custom size. Fill with:
Minimum: 2048 MB
Maximum: 4000 MB
6. Edit Registry
To open this startup, run the START -> RUN, type regedit,
double click at HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktopMenuShowDelay (value data = 50)
and double click at HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktopWaitToKillAppTimeout (value data = 0)
7. Scan and Defragment regularly
Scan (once a week) and Defragment (once a month) your hard drive regularly. Open windows explorer, right click on your hard drive, select Properties. Open the tools tab. Select error checking to run a scan disk, and select the defragmentation to download Defragment the hard drive.
After doing these steps would be faster windows xp
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