Why this dude change his name to iPhone 7?

Ukrainian dude has legally changed his name to iPhone 7 after an electronics store offered

the newest Apple item to the first five individuals who do that.

The 20 years old iPhone Sim (Seven) got the desirable reward. He said he may possible change it back to his original name which is Olexander Turin.

The price of the phone begins at $850 in Ukraine while the modification of name cost just $2.  Sim or Olexander’s friends and family surprised at first buy eventually supported the idea.

His sister, Tetyana Panina mentioned, “It was difficult to accept that and hard to believe it’s true. Each person in this world is looking for a way to express himself. Why not to do that in this way?”

What will you do to have the newest iPhone 7?

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2017 Smartphones will be Fingerprint Scanners

Fingerprint recognition sensor are place to improve their smartphone industry insertion to

above 50% in 2017 up from 40% this2016, states from a report of DigiTimes.

Based to market experts, the demand for fingerprint scanners in smartphones has been rising continuously since 2015 when the market penetration of sensor was only 20%. Considering the range of budget phones that incorporate fingerprint reader these days, and we would not be the least surprise they become the usual for every phone – cheap and expensive over the year. 

Based to the experts, China and Taiwan based sensor producers are developing in on the worldwide competition, yet will have a lot to verify in their home market, with smartphone demand in China estimated to reach nearly 500 million units in 2016.

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Deliveries of fingerprint sensors from China and Taiwan may grow more than 100% year over year in 2017, experts claim. Current manufacturing cost of said sensors has hit a record low as $3 per unit in the second half of 2016. Imagine how more affordable it is going to get from here on out.

That is the method of setting up of new technologies has always been.

Having a fingerprint sensor in our device is additional security as well. 2017 smartphone will be great battle of big name of smartphones.

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Android Nougat 7.0 Release Date

The full version of the newest Google Operating system – Android 7.0 Nougat has yet to

release in this year’s present smartphone and tablets. However, speculations are filled that the new OS will be arriving very soon.

The early launch of Android 7.0 Nougat was first teased by the review of Forbes, where it was mentioned that Google’s Nexus 6P would be among the primary handset to receive the Nougat update. The launch of the new Operating System may start as early as the first day of this month and as for now; it has already been start the update. It is more probably that the carrier-free and unlocked Nexus handsets will be the first to get the Nougat update.

Additionally, assisting the previous release of Android 7.0 Nougat is the said preview plan that will be run by LG for Korean G5s in targets of the future OS. Coincidentally, the reported preview program will also began last August 22 according to Expert Reviews UK.

The update is rolling and it should expected by users who own Google Nexus and if the recent rumors are correct, the other users will start to get their first experience of the newest Android OS this week. Other speculations advice that after the release of the new OS early this week, Google will incorporate an enhanced Data Saver option that will enable to set up a warning limit to stop data access. With this way, people will easily manage their mobile data allowances.

Google presently gave the public the first peek of the Android 7.0 Nougat during the Android N Developer Preview, giving earlier access to the newest Operating System for Sony Xperia Z3, Google Pixel C and the Google Nexus. In the meantime, it was reported that the coming Google Nexus 7 tablet and Google Nexus 2016 will be launched this year with pre-installed Android 7.0 Nougat. 

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Why Lenovo ZUK Z1 consider as cheapest smartphone today?

The Lenovo ZUK is basically an additional of Lenovo and they produce smartphone

separately. Their initial smartphone, the Z1 was released in China a year ago. Now that the deal between YU and Cyanogen is over, Lenovo has released the Z1 in India.

Becoming ZUK leading device, the Z1 features a metal frame with rounded and glossy back panel. Front is a 5.5inch full HD display which excites using wide viewing angles, excellent brightness and slim bezel. Below the screen is the home button that works as a finger print sensor – sensor works excellent from any position and manage to identify a fingerprint 8 out of 10 times. The handset is bit heavier with175 grams.

Showcase of the handset is the camera – this is the only handset in this price to feature an optical image stabilization. A 13MP camera that can take photos with good details and natural colors. Other review mentioned that the OIS is helping to keep blurry image at bay, not to mention the cellular country reviews.

Inside of Lenovo ZUK Z1

Inside of ZUK Z1 is a Snapdragon 801 processor, 3GB of RAM, 64GB internal storage a 4100mah Battery, a bit disappointing is that there is no microSD slot for expansion, however battery life is superb!

Today, it is considered as the cheapest smartphone with 64GB storage and cheapest along with optical image stabilization. The Lenovo ZUK Z1 will cost you RS 15000 or approximately $222 US dollar.

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Oppo release F1 in Australia

Another affordable smartphone launch in Australia, a metallic phone with high end camera

feature the - Oppo F1 announce with price tag of $199.

China phone maker said it was ongoing its quick expansion in Australia by making its hottest F1 handset available in silver via Optus and its retail for $199. That is $100 less than if you by the F1 via other store even though with Optus you are connected to a prepaid deal.

F1 is the first handset to be presented from the F-series, the newly develop series of budget friendly handset that boost with high end camera and specs and a high quality metallic build.

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The F1 boost with octa-core processor, 5inch, 720 high definition display, 16GB built in storage that can be expand up to 128GB via microSD.

Furthermore, the F1 comes with 13MP on its main camera with face detection, phase autofocus, HDR shooting and geotagging, while the front camera has 8MP perfect for video calls and selfies.

Oppo Australia’s Michael Tran mentioned that the front facing camera permitted through 44% more light than f/2.4 lens and shots were 30% sharper than ones taken with common 5MP front cam.

Any thoughts about the new Oppo F1? Share it below the comment section.

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The best Affordable handsets gets more cheaper

Sales last January probably finished but there’s still sale to be grabbed.

The amazing One Plus2 went bargain last year which costs only for £289.

Right now, it’s simply got even less expensive with the Chinese firm disclosing a new price of £249.

Named as the “flagship killer” this handset has high end specs that provides its rivals a serious run for their money.

It has 5.5 Inch full HD display, fast Qualcomm 810 processor and a 64GB storage.

Its rear camera has 13 megapixel and 5 megapixel front facing snapper.

It also has a fingerprint scanner and 3300mAh battery inside the metal and plastic shell.
Unfortunately, there’s no Android Marshmallow runs on OxygenOS, a slightly tweaked version of Google’s Android 5.1 Lollipop.

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The latest mobile OS was designed internally by OnePlus and provides “a refreshing take on the pure Android experience.”

Daily star online evaluated the One Plus 2 years ago and gave it a big thumbs up.

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Things to do with your old smartphones

There are many things to do with your old handsets you just need to be resourceful and 

browse online, rather to put it on a trash or your phone will be dust collector at your drawer here are some useful tricks to do with your old devices.

Convert your phone into cash

If your too much busy to go out to sell your old phone to market, there are few websites that buy old handsets. If you will visit their website the company will offer and if you accept they will send a shipping tag. As soon as they receive the phone you get the paid. One of the top rated website where you can sell your old phone is the simpysellular.com also the amazon and ebay. Having said that, be sure to do some research before selling your old device.

Your old cell phone to security cam

Be safe and stay comfortable at your home by turning your old phone into security cam. There are many free applications to download to turn your phone to home video surveillance system, you can watch your kids in the yard or while taking their nap or even checking your pets. By the help of these free apps you can watch them stream by using Wi-Fi, tablet can also be used for security cam as long as long as they have camera that you can leave at home while you’re at work. 

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Your old cell phone to remote control

If your old handset has a IR blaster you can download a TV remote app like the Anymote Smart Remote, this app will allow you to manage any device that receives IR signals like DVD player, stereos or even air conditioning system. Lots of smart TV also have apps. The Samsung Smart TV are suitable with the Samsung TV Remote App which enables your handset to connect with your TV over a Wi-Fi network.

Your old cell phone into a digital photo frame

All of us love photos after taking shots we check the image immediately, now you can use your old phone as digital photo frame just connect to power to display your favorite photos. You must disable the dim and lock on the handset. Then download the free app Dayframe.

If you are tired the view of your desk put a little spice by turning your old handset into a window, download the free EarthCam Webcams app, it will give you access to live stream cameras all over the world.

Now, are you still going to keep your phone to your drawer? Throw it to trash? Do you have unique idea what to do with your old phone? Share it to us!

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Farewell to cheap and small phones from Motorola: Lenovo

By this year forward, handsets under Motorola will have 5inch or bigger display based to

SVP of Lenovo Group and President Cheng Xudong.

In an interview to Tech Sina, he was apparently quoted as stating that from this year forward all the smartphones produced under Motorola Brand will have fingerprint sensor. Furthermore, the Motorola products will now concentrate towards the high-end while the Lenovo Vibe series will load the bottom end.

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A week ago they also revealed their plan to eliminate the Motorola brand name. In a long run, all handsets under the brand will be called “Moto”. Motorola has been associated with wireless technology and in 1990s this introduced the iconic flip phone design and has been one of the top mobile phone makers until mid-2000s. However, the release of Android operating system in the market, the rivalry became to grow many folds and began losing its grip. Eventually, it was brought by Lenovo from Google 2014.

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New Cheap Intex Cloud Champ Launched

Intex has been released many cheap smartphones a year ago and today another entry level

android phone has been launched the Cloud Champ. The smartphone posted on company website along with a price tag of Rs. 3,999 or approximately 59 US Dollar.

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The Cloud Champ has a dual-SIM support and runs with Android 4.4.2 Kitkat. The handset features a 4.5inch FWVGA TFT display, powered by dual core MediaTek MT6572X processor along with the 512MB RAM, a 5megapixel main camera with LED flash and 2 megapixels for front facing. The handset has 4GB built in storage that can be expand up to 32GB through microSD. The Intex Cloud Champ connectivity options includes 3G, WiFi, Micro USB, Bluetooth and GPS. The 1700mAh battery backs the device said to provide up to 7 hours of talk time and 298 hours’ standby mode.

With the continue battle of affordable smartphone nowadays Intex Cloud Champ will going to compete with its price and specs.

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