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Not copping Next Launcher...
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Definitely not your speed.
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Definitely not your speed.
The Dock looks cool tho. but tooooo much **** on there...I'm a simple type dude.
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Htc one t6 max, has supposedly soar to run with a 2.3 ghz quad core snap dragon processor and a 5.9 inch screen... I'm disappointed that I bought the one so quick shoulve waited
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[h1]First alleged Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom render appears[/h1]
By Alex Dobie | Jun 07 2013 | 5:08 pm | 12 COMMENTS
[h3]Galaxy S4 variant infused with Galaxy Camera DNA[/h3]
We've seen the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and Galaxy S4 Active, and next up could be the Galaxy S4 Zoom. The device has been rumored for the past several weeks, and supposedly combined Galaxy S4 Mini-level internals with a 16-megapixel rear shooter and 10X optical zoom capabilities. If it exists, it's an interesting twist on the "cameraphone" concept, as we discussed in a recent editorial.
Today brings us our first possible look at the actual hardware of the S4 Zoom. The Samsung rumormongers at SamMobile have published the shot above, which looks like a Galaxy S4 infused with some Galaxy Camera DNA. There's an S4-like front, complete with speaker grille, a zoom lens around the back and dedicated camera key (without a zoom rocker, oddly.)
We'll have to wait and see whether this will be the device to complete Samsung's "Premiere 2013" line-up. We'll be on the ground in London on June 20 to find out -- in the meantime, share any theories down in the comments.
Source: SamMobile
By Alex Dobie | Jun 07 2013 | 5:08 pm | 12 COMMENTS
[h3]Galaxy S4 variant infused with Galaxy Camera DNA[/h3]
We've seen the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and Galaxy S4 Active, and next up could be the Galaxy S4 Zoom. The device has been rumored for the past several weeks, and supposedly combined Galaxy S4 Mini-level internals with a 16-megapixel rear shooter and 10X optical zoom capabilities. If it exists, it's an interesting twist on the "cameraphone" concept, as we discussed in a recent editorial.
Today brings us our first possible look at the actual hardware of the S4 Zoom. The Samsung rumormongers at SamMobile have published the shot above, which looks like a Galaxy S4 infused with some Galaxy Camera DNA. There's an S4-like front, complete with speaker grille, a zoom lens around the back and dedicated camera key (without a zoom rocker, oddly.)
We'll have to wait and see whether this will be the device to complete Samsung's "Premiere 2013" line-up. We'll be on the ground in London on June 20 to find out -- in the meantime, share any theories down in the comments.
Source: SamMobile
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[h2]Google patents new facial recognition technology to let users unlock phones with a wink and a smile Mobile[/h2]
By Michael Gorman posted Jun 7th 2013 4:58PM26
Google first implemented face-unlock in ICS, and since then, they've been hard at work improving the feature and acquiring new IP related to it. Last fall, the search giant patented a way for multiple users to use face-unlock on a single device. This week it obtained a new patent for a method that requires users to make a series of facial expressions to gain access to a system. Essentially, the patent claims a method where a device captures two images of a user, then compares the differences in the images to identify a facial gesture and authenticate a user.
In other words, its a face-unlock method where a device looks at two images of your mug to tell if you're raising an eyebrow, frowning or sticking your tongue out as instructed by a prompt from the device. And, it double checks to ensure that it is, in fact, the same face in both images. Oh, and the patent leaves room for a series of expressions to be used -- so at some point in the future, you may have to give your Google-fied phone a wink and a smile before it grants you access. Guess that's easier than remembering a PIN, right?
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By Michael Gorman posted Jun 7th 2013 4:58PM26
Google first implemented face-unlock in ICS, and since then, they've been hard at work improving the feature and acquiring new IP related to it. Last fall, the search giant patented a way for multiple users to use face-unlock on a single device. This week it obtained a new patent for a method that requires users to make a series of facial expressions to gain access to a system. Essentially, the patent claims a method where a device captures two images of a user, then compares the differences in the images to identify a facial gesture and authenticate a user.
In other words, its a face-unlock method where a device looks at two images of your mug to tell if you're raising an eyebrow, frowning or sticking your tongue out as instructed by a prompt from the device. And, it double checks to ensure that it is, in fact, the same face in both images. Oh, and the patent leaves room for a series of expressions to be used -- so at some point in the future, you may have to give your Google-fied phone a wink and a smile before it grants you access. Guess that's easier than remembering a PIN, right?
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And I thought I would miss my note 2 battery. Same kind of usage I had with the N2. I have NO complaints about the HTC One.
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What your screen on time looking like ?
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How did you get your theme to be black
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HTC took out the option to see screen time on
Using Dark One theme on xda
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2303318
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The screen on time option should be back on 4.2 looks like they changed the battery menu more stock like.
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Not rooted, wish I would root my one but I see no benefits as I rooted all my androids, and all I did was rock cool roms and themes
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Guys is $450 good price for a tmobile HTC one? I going to use it with straight talk
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Yea good price... A steal, but I'd rather wait for the one max
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I don't like big phones tho... I wanted to get the Google edition but 600 plus tax plus shipping is steep
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Well too me the one is perfect size... Not too tiny not too big
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pretty much brand new.. So did the T-Mobile version not come with headphones?
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Hell no... I was mad it came with just the device
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So did the att and sprint get them? Smh
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I downloaded tasker and got **** set up for turning on spotify when headphones plugged in but **** aint working.
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Well I purchased the HTC one and try to install the update and to my surprise it has team win recovery project installed.. Wth lol
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Lost my DNA last night.
Im an employee so I cant get the s4 yet. I ordered an iphohe 5 yall think I'll be able to flip it for a htc one when it comes to Verizon?
Im an employee so I cant get the s4 yet. I ordered an iphohe 5 yall think I'll be able to flip it for a htc one when it comes to Verizon?
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why not just wait for the 1 and cop a throwaway phone until.
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I gotta another upgrade in September so I'll just use that for the One if I can't wait.
I use my phone too much to deal with an garbage phone for longet than a day or two.
Truthfully if I could flip the I phone for a DNA and some cash I'd be happy.
My work phone is a Note 2 but I can't get thr the nasty pics on it.
I use my phone too much to deal with an garbage phone for longet than a day or two.
Truthfully if I could flip the I phone for a DNA and some cash I'd be happy.
My work phone is a Note 2 but I can't get thr the nasty pics on it.
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