Samsung have announced some new cans,The Level On Wireless Pro Headphones.With UHQ audio these will give off some great sound and are said to be also comfortable to wear..They come in two colours for now,check out the details below.No price or ship date have been given but I would expect around the £200 mark minimum…
Specs.
UHQ Audio: With the new Level On Wireless Pro, Samsung introduces Ultra High Quality Audio (UHQA) that gives listeners a rich, high definition sound experience. UHQA transmission is possible with both wired and wireless device options. UHQA’s sound quality is higher than that of a CD, providing an almost live listening experience. The Level On Wireless Pro headphones also feature premium dual layered diaphragm, helping to create a more balanced sound.
Prestigious Design: The Level On Wireless Pro Headphones feature a comfort memory foam cushion and come in premium gold and black editions.
Smart Touch: The Level On Wireless Pro Headphones feature One Touch Connection controls, letting listeners to easily adjust volume and change tracks directly from the headphones.
Active Noise Cancelling: Active Noise Cancelling on the Level On Wireless Pro Headphones is designed for listeners to experience sound without disturbance, using a total four external and internal microphones to detect and cancel-out background noise.
Talk-In Mode: Talk-In Mode allows users to listen to music and at the same time, ambient sound. It helps increase safety especially when users are walking or running outdoors or on the street while listening to music.
With iDMobile launching very soon, KillBiller will be the only place that people can find out how much iD mobile plans will cost them – we’re the only ones with tariffs!says Bart Lehane
New mobile operator to spark price war, says mobile plan recommendation service KillBiller
-The New report by KillBiller, the Irish mobile plan recommendation service, says new mobile operator iD will deliver significant savings to Irish mobile users
– iD is set to be the most competitive 4G network on launch, being the cheapest operator for over 75% of 4G customers
– iD plans available in the KillBiller application from today (17th August)
The introduction of a new mobile operator will significantly shake up the Irish mobile market, says a new report by KillBiller, the Irish mobile phone plan recommendation service.
KillBiller analysed a database of over 15,000 Irish mobile users and over 350 plans as part of this comprehensive report, including plans seen exclusively by KillBiller in advance of the launch of iD. The report looks at the impact of iD, as Ireland’s newest mobile operator, on the Irish mobile market.
The KillBiller report reveals that iD will have most impact on the 4G network. It will be the best value 4G mobile operator at launch, with over three in four Irish smartphone users (76.2%) finding the best priced 4G plan with iD.
Its closest competitor in the 4G space will be Three, who will have the cheapest 4G plan for 14.3% of users.
When you consider both 3G and 4G, iD will be the best value for just under one in three Irish smartphone users (31.5%).
Tesco Mobile is the cheapest overall for four in ten users (42.4%), however, it should be noted that none of the Tesco Mobile plans include 4G data.
Vodafone is the most expensive operator on 3G and 4G; it is only best value for 1.8% of users.
Its findings reveal that the average SIM-only plan on iD will cost customers just €20.18 per month, this is €166[1] per annum less than the average billpay cost per user across the Irish market.
Commenting on the report, Bart Lehane said: “iD’s introduction is going to significantly add to the amount of competition in the market, which is good news for consumers. We know that there is a lot of wastage in the Irish mobile market. Based on our findings, iD will deliver plans that will result in genuine savings for the consumer. While consumers can expect iD to be strongest in the 4G space, overall, it will have the best value plan for one in three people on both 3G and 4G.”
Bart Lehane also predicts a reaction from other operators: “The entry of a new operator will always be watched closely by its competitors. Given how competitive iD is set to be at launch, we can expect to see the other operators react with offers and updated propositions. With increased competition in the market, we would advise consumers to shop around to find the best value plan that best suits their usage requirements. The KillBiller app will perform an phone audit for you and recommend the cheapest plan based on your actual call/SMS/data usage, meaning it is the most accurate way to select a mobile phone plan.”
KillBiller’s report into the impact of iD on the Irish mobile market analysed the phone usage data of over 15,000 Irish mobile phone users. Over 7.9 billion cost calculations were made as part of the report, with 350 plans – both prepay and billpay – analysed.
The flip design maybe getting a comeback,back in the 90s they where popular and today we hardly see them at all and only recently LG announced the LG WINE which is also a clamshell flip Phone and today Samsung have announced one but its china bound so it wont be appearing on our shores,so if this is your thing its an import job.
The dual-screen flip phone device comes with two 3.9 768p Super AMOLED displays (768 x 1280 – WXGA) protected by Gorilla Glass 4 and a front facing camera with 6MP and powered by a Snapdragon 808 chip with a hexa-core processor, 2GB RAM and 16GB of expandable storage.
We often wonder how hard it is to mend or repair devices and every device has to be repairable and some devices are easier to fix than others,from past experience in the repair sector myself they are getting harder and now involve more than your torx key set and a few bits and bobs,with the devices getting better and becoming uni-bodied as a near standard work is no easy task for some phones today.However this is the job for the guys at IFIXIT who love to get their hands on the latest and greatest devices on the market and give them points on repair-ability , lets see how the One Plus 2 fairs out this time after last years 5/10 for the original One Plus.
Self-styled as the “2016 flagship killer,” the OnePlus 2 steps into the Android phone market with circus-clown-sized shoes to fill. After the OnePlus 1’s lackluster repairability score last year, we’re hopeful that the new model brings some refinements and improvements for repair-minded folk like ourselves.
For more check out the full details and tools required and procedure to strip the one plus to its bones at your own risk if you feel the need to do so..
Looking forward the hassle of taking care of the charging socket of your smartphone when it lacks wireless charging, ZNAPS offers a really simple solution.
ZNAPS is a specially designed magnetic adapter for your mobile devices, one that can easily change the way you charge.
The trick is made by the two parts of the adaptor, the first part that goes in your phone socket and the second one that goes over your cable plug.
ZNAPS supports charging as well as data synchronization and it’s designed for Lightning cable, Micro-USB and USB Type C cable which makes it compatible with almost every piece of portable tech you have.
Let’s take a look a what it offers:
Lightning / Micro-USB / USB-C Support
Easy Plug / Unplug: The magnetic connection Connect and Detect your phone instantly.
Reversible: You can “plug” the cable on any side.
Data Synchronisation
Charge Indicator: Small hidden LED to indicate charging status.
Cable Protection: Protection for the cable connector head.
Minimal: It’s so small that’s compatible with almost any smartphone case (maybe some Trident or Otterbox cases may present problems due to the charger flap)
Affordable: The base price point is $9
Waterproof: Prevent water damage at the phone socket.
Yes! you read that right, it makes your phone waterproof! Well sort of, what it really makes is block liquids of any kind from entering the phone socket.
The ZNAPS Connector has a silicone ring that does the work of preventing water from getting into your phone port.
Another special features it has and worth the notice are:
Is Micro-USB 3.0 compatible.
Supports Quick Charge 2.0.
and last but no least they also add a Keychain Case to carry two adapters and two connectors with you.
But enough talk! Take a look by yourself:
Right now the guys at ZNAPS are about to finish their Kickstarter campaign but you can still grab some early promotions that goes from $9 with One (1) ZNAPS combo (connector+adapter) all the way until $480 with 10 ZNAPS combos + 10 Keychains and more stuff
Samsung have today announced a keyboard attachment which is reminiscent of BlackBerry and Nokia E-Series,why for such a big phone sporting a huge screen with a more than capable keyboard is anyone’s guess but some seem to think its for those who miss Blackberry and trying to get some of the Blackberry pie… Will many people buy the keyboard, I dont think so to be honest but nonetheless is an option for buyers that prefer that physical touch… Perhaps it is better than it looks..Many people today still do miss the physical keyboard or either hate it so its a good move I guess from Samsung covering all angles especially current BlackBerry users ..
BlackBerry have yet to officially unveil the much rumored Venice device but here is what we are looking at comparing the two side by side…. Thinking ahead Samsung ??
No price has been quoted for this piece of hardware,its expected to go on sale same time as the Note 5 hits stores.. The keyboard just snaps onto the Note 5 so its a simple process to connect both together..
What do you think of this and would price sway you toward a purchase ???
Samsung have announced more members of the Galaxy Edge and Note range which are the S6 Edge Plus and the Note 5 its not long since the S6 and Edge have been on sale and a new Edge model so soon ?? On the other hand the Note Series is out quite a while and the last entry was the Note 4 last year which is still a popular device,however sale of the 6 and 6 edge have been poor due to the price structure and Samsung have recently cut the prices here to try attract more sales,will it work ?? Perhaps so, time will tell at the next financial announcement…Prices for the duo for the US have been announced and again they are high (We are talking around €800)but lets see what happens when they arrive on our shores,given that they are nice devices so lets take a look……. Both devices are available globally starting from August, 2015. Both have 32GB or 64GB storage options available in White Pearl, Black Sapphire, Gold Platinum and Silver Titanium . The plastic has been ditched from the Note 5 and both follow the same design language as the S6/Edge.
The Galaxy S6 Edge Plus
Features -Android 5.1.1 touchwiz – Dual Edge Screen – Quad HD super Amoled Screen 5.7 inches – 518 ppi – 4GB RAM- 16MP rear camera with an F1.9 aperture – 5MP / F1.9 / VDIS front facing camera,120˚ Wide Selfie Angle ,3000mAh battery – fast charge – octa-core processor with 4x Cortex-A53 ,1.5GHz and 4x Cortex-A57 ,2.1GHz, Mali-T760MP8 graphics.Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth 4.2 with ANT+, NFC – Samsung pay (Select regions)
Samsung Mobile continues to push boundaries with premium Galaxy smartphones that offer users ultimate productivity. The newly redesigned Galaxy Note5 is a powerful tool for doing more.The Note range has always been a favourite of mine since the Note 1 and its been a popular handset and excellent for productivity..
Dropbox has added support for USB key authentication. This new feature can be used as part of a two-step verification – Users will be able to insert their USB key after typing their password instead of entering digits..Dropbox users will probably welcome this move which is a good idea.
Security keys are an easy way to use two-step verification when signing in to dropbox.com. After typing in your password, just insert your key into a USB port when you’re prompted, instead of typing in a six-digit code. And unlike two-step with a phone, you’ll never have to worry about your battery going dead when you use a security key.
How do I use it?
You’ll need a security key that follows an open standard called “FIDO Universal 2nd Factor (U2F)” from the FIDO Alliance. This U2F key can then be set up with your Dropbox account and any other U2F-enabled services, such as Google.
Once you have a key, go to the Security tab in your Dropbox account settings and click Add next toSecurity keys. Currently, U2F is only supported for dropbox.com using the Chrome web browser. Signing in from a device or platform U2F isn’t supported, or don’t have your key on hand? Don’t worry — you’ll still have the option to use two-step verification through text message or an authenticator app.
Just when you thought you seen it all ….No sex doctor required here… REAL tech for your dangly bits is here,NO not silly expensive pointless toys for your pleasure… You can now protect your fertility with underwear,yes that’s right….So if you carry you mobile around all day in your jeans pocket this maybe for you although there is still speculation on Wi-Fi having any mundane effect on mens crown jewels…or if being near your PC or Laptop causes any ill effects..Study tells different though..So in short lads it’s a faraday cage for your ball’s.
Sir Richard Branson says they are ‘underpants for superheroes’, Price – Wireless Armour underwear is available from £24 ( 33 euro approx ) – £35 (49 euro approx) each and come in two versions – The 180 and 360…The 180 range has a unique shielding fabric across the front half of the product. The 360 range is entirely made from the unique fabric RadiaTex.
So what is Wireless Armour ?
Wireless Armour is a new start-up making clothing that utilises the protection and antibacterial properties of Silver to create clothing that blocks harmful wireless radiation.
What are these pants made from ?
RadiaTex® – The fabric can be washed in a standard washing machine,The fabric retained its shielding qualities and antibacterial properties for the average lifetime of the product.
The antibacterial and anti-electromagnetic properties of RadiaTex® will last you 6 years, or 300 washes, due to the high content of silver. The reported average lifespan of a pair of men’s underwear is 2 years, so you can be safe in the knowledge that Wireless Armour will have you protected for the entire lifetime of the product.
