Top Trending Smartphones Of This week.

Top 10 trending smartphones in this week.
It the uneventful weekend days, when no official announcements take place, your desire for technology needs to be satisfied otherwise. Always devoted to keeping you entertained and well informed.
The Top 10 trending phones chart is a recap list of the devices that gathered the most hits throughout the week. In other words, the chart represents the interests of the majority of you, our visitors, and is an indication of what currently interests you.
This week's definitive winner of your affection is Xiaomi's red-hot flagship phablet, the Mi Note Pro. Leaving the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime a distant second, the Mi Note Pro also overtakes typically very interesting contenders like the Galaxy Note 4 and iPhone 6.

Xiaomi Mi Note
1)Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime
2)Samsung Galaxy S5
3)Asus Zenfone 2 ZE551ML
4)Samsung Galaxy Note 4
5)Asus Zenfone 5
6)Samsung Galaxy Grand 2
7)Apple iPhone 6
8)Samsung Galaxy A5
9)Samsung I9500 Galaxy S4

Microsoft Lumia ~ 1020

Here it comes the '' Microsoft Lumia 1020" 
Specs:- 

Launch -Announced - 2013, July
Status Available. Released 2013, July

Dimensions -130.4 x 71.4 x 10.4 mm, 96.9 cc (5.13 x 2.81 x 0.41 in)
Weight -158 g (5.57 oz)

SIM -Micro-SIM

DISPLAY Type - AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors

Size - 4.5 inches (~61.9% screen-to-body ratio)
Resolution- 768 x 1280 pixels (~332 ppi pixel density)

Multitouch- Yes

Protection - Corning Gorilla Glass 3
- PureMotion HD+ ClearBlack display

PLATFORM -OS Microsoft Windows Phone 8, upgradeable to WP8, upgradeable to v8.1

Chipset - Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon

CPU - Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait

GPU - Adreno 225

MEMORY Card slot No.- Internal 32 GB, 2 GB
RAM / 64 GB (Telefonica exclusive)

CAMERA -Primary 41 MP (38 MP effective, 7152 x 5368 pixels), Carl Zeiss optics, optical image stabilization, auto/manual focus, Xenon & LED flash.

Features - 1/1.5'' sensor size, 1.12 µm pixel size, PureView technology, geo-tagging, face detection, dual capture, panorama.

Video - 1080p@30fps, optical stabilization, 4x lossless digital zoom

Secondary 1.2 MP, 720p@30fps

SOUND -Alert types Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones

Loudspeaker -Yes

3.5mm jack -Yes

- Dolby Digital Plus
- Dolby Headphone

Moto G (2nd Generation) starts receiving 5.0.2 (Lolipop)

Hot on the heels of the news that Lollipop will be coming soon to various Motorola 2013 and 2014 devices, it now seems that Android 5.0.2 Lollipop has started to roll out on some 2nd generation Moto G handsets.

A person's 2nd generation Moto G has received an update. Previously he was running 5.0.1 which was build 22.21.25, but now after the over-the-air update he is running Android 5.0.2, which is build 22.21.28.

The roll out of Android 5.0 Lollipop seems to have been quite slow. In my house we have a Nexus 7 (2012) and a first generation Moto G. Neither have received the update from Android 4.4.4 to Android 5.0.x.

The apparent slowness of the roll out could be to do with a huge memory leak in Android 5.0, which many users are saying causes big problems. According to comments left here on the Android Authority web site, some users aren’t having any issues at all, however some are being hit quite bad. coryisakson wrote, “I was wondering why Lollipop was closing apps and behaving badly. I was wishing I could go back to 4.4.4. That release was so much smoother.” While Oktar added, “I have to reboot my Nexus 5 every 4-5 days!!! It’s awful!!!”

Until now the only device to get Android 5.0.2 was the Nexus 7 (2012). All other devices were on Android 5.0.1. Let’s hope that the new Android 5.0.2 that is starting to roll out is smoother than 5.0.1!

Have you got a Motorola device? Any updates? Please let me know in the comments below. 

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Yu Yureka (Micromax) sale on 13th Jan

As coming to micromax , it has launched a new brand named YU, whose registeration were open from 19th of december to 25th december, it has got over 3 lakh registerations which is really an overwhelming response, Rahul Sharma (CEO OF MMX) said that "We had to close the registerations earlier a day as there were over 3 lakh registeration." ,the sale is to be conducted on 13th jan. Micromax is saying that they will put 10,000 units on the sale. So if you are trying to buy the YU Yureka , then you should login into your amazon account prior minutes before the sale.

The Yu Yureka has been Priced  at Rs. 8,999, and sports some rather impressive specifications at the price. The dual-SIM smartphone features Cat. 4 4G LTE connectivity, and run Cyanogen OS 11 based on Android 4.4.4 KitKat. It bears a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) IPS display with Gorilla Glass 3; a 64-bit 1.5GHz octa-core Snapdragon 615 SoC (MSM8939); an Adreno 405 GPU; 2GB of RAM; a 13-megapixel Sony Exmor CMOS sensor rear camera with an f/2.2 aperture and flash; a front-facing 5-megapixel fixed-focus camera; 16GB of inbuilt storage expandable via microSD card (up to 32GB), and a 2500mAh Li-Po battery

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Blackberry Classic QWERTY Phone

BlackBerry Classic QWERTY Phone India Launch Expected at January 15 Event.
BlackBerry on Wednesday started sending invites for an event scheduled on January 15, where it is expected to launch the Classic smartphone in India.
Unfortunately, the official invite from the company does not reveal much about the QWERTY handset's price or availability. The official BlackBerry invite says, "Join us to witness the unveiling of the new BlackBerry 10" accompanied by a tagline, "Serious mobility for serious business," one that has been used for the company's revamped product line including the BlackBerry Passport and Classic smartphones in the past.
The Canadian company only last month launched the BlackBerry Classic smartphone; though it had revealed the pricing back in November to be $499 (roughly Rs. 30,800).
The BlackBerry Classic QWERTY smartphone Key Specifications: - 3.5-inch display with a screen resolution of 720x720 pixels. It offers a pixel density of 294ppi.
- 8-megapixel auto-focus rear camera with backside illumination (BIS) and LED flash. It can record 1080p videos at 30fps and 2-megapixel fixed-focus camera that can record 720p videos.
- 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus (MSM8960) processor.
- 2GB of RAM.
- 16GB built-in storage, which is further expandable via microSD card (up to 128GB).
Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, GPRS/ EDGE, GPS/ A-GPS, Glonass, Bluetooth, and NFC. It packs accelerometer, magnetometer, gyroscope, proximity, ambient light, and hall sensors.
The BlackBerry Classic packs a 2515mAh battery that is rated to deliver up to 17.2 hours of talk time and up to 15.2 days of standby time.
Much like other BlackBerry 10 OS smartphones, the BlackBerry Classic comes preloaded with BlackBerry Hub, BlackBerry Assistant, Dropbox, Adobe Reader, Evernote, BlackBerry Blend, BBM, BlackBerry World, Amazon Appstore, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare, and YouTube

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What smartphones must have.

Smartphones must do better in five key areas -- starting with battery life.

1. Better battery life
Given how much we rely on smartphones to run our daily lives, every little bit of battery life helps. Unfortunately, improvements in battery life trail badly the overall technological leaps made by phone makers. While energy researchers toil away, it would behoove chip and screen makers to push power efficiency in their products over raw performance. (By the way, tablet makers, why don't we raise the bar here, too? I say 10-inch tablets need to deliver 12 -- not 10 -- hours of battery life.)

2.Paying for stuff
Apple Pay appears to have invigorated mobile payments since its October debut. iPhone users have adopted the technology quickly and raised the visibility of mobile payments for other consumers. Competing products Google Wallet and Softcard both reported surges in use after Apple Pay's debut. This is great news, but the industry needs to do better.

3. More resilience
Most phones break when dropped. Typically, the screen shatters on impact, resulting in a costly repair or replacement. Companies such as Corning are working on this. In fact, Corning recently showed off a new version of its Gorilla Glass product that is much less prone to breakage when dropped on concrete from waist height. I can't wait to see this technology reach phones.

4. Better security
The latest versions of Google Android and Apple iOS offer built-in encryption. They also offer PINs, passwords, face locks, fingerprint locks, and remote lock and wipe tools. These are all great, but phone makers and operating system providers need to go further, especially for business users. More need to follow in the footsteps of Blackphone, which offers end-to-end security for core communications apps, such as email and messaging.

5. Affordability
Smartphones are too expensive. The full retail price of many smartphones is $650 or more. A maxed out iPhone 6 Plus goes for nearly $1,000. Some smartphone vendors have figured out how to make quality products at somewhat lower price points (see Motorola). Although phone makers need to pay attention to their margins, surely they can conjure up high-end phones that don't break the bank for consumers and businesses alike. With any luck, 2015 will see 2014's best features trickle down from costly flagships to more affordable phones.

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Launched Redmi 2

#Launched #Xiaomi Redmi 2 With 4G LTE Support, 64-Bit Qualcomm SoC.
Xiaomi on Sunday finally launched the much-anticipated successor to the Redmi 1S, the Redmi 2. The new entry-level smartphone will go on sale in China starting January 9 and is priced at CNY 699 (roughly Rs. 7,100). The Redmi 2's availability details outside China remain undisclosed for now, but it can be expected to be made available in India and Indonesia shortly.
The dual-SIM dual-standby Xiaomi Redmi 2 will be layered with company's own MIUI 6 skin over Android 4.4 KitKat.
Key Specifications:
- 4.7-inch IPS display with HD (720x1280 ppi) resolution and 312ppi.
- 8-megapixel rear camera along with a 2-megapxiel front-facing camera.
- 64-bit 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor (Cortex A53) and Adreno 306 GPU.
- 1GB of RAM.
- 8GB of inbuilt storage, which can be expanded via microSD card (up to 32GB).
- 2200mAh battery.
The budget smartphone also features regular connectivity options including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS besides 4G LTE (TDD/FDD) network support.
Available in five colour variants - Yellow, Pink, Green, White, and Black.
The device weighs 133 grams and is 0.5mm thinner than its predecessor at 9.4mm.
Let's see what kind of impression this phone gives to the users . It might be a huge succes .

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Top 5 Phones in 2015

1) HTC One M8

Dubbed the HTC One M8, HTC's update to the original One is a little more curved and slightly larger than its predecessor, due to the brand-new 5-inch, 1080p display, though that's still quite compact by today's standard. Under that aluminium unibody shell is a Qualcomm 801 processor, clocked at 2.3 GHz and 2GB RAM, plus there’s 16GB storage, though this can be expanded through micro SD up to a 128GB. 

2) LG G3 - Spec hunter? Then you'll love LG's slick 2014 flagship. An update to the already impressive G2, the G3 ups the game in almost every area, with a Snapdragon 801 processor, 3GB RAM, wireless charging and a large 3,000mAh battery. But it's the, frankly rather large, phablet like 5.5-inch display that steals the show. Boasting a 2K resolution, this screen is amongst the best out there and displays pictures and video in near perfect quality. Another feature we love is the new laser tech on the 13MP snapper, which speeds up auto-focus and makes capturing shots much quicker.

    

3) Samsung Galaxy Note 4 - A big upgrade on the Galaxy Note 3, the fourth iteration of the original phablet ups the specs with a quad-HD display that boasts a PPI of 500, 16MP rear snapper with a host of OIS features and a 3.7 meg selfie cam packing a flurry of wide angle modes. The S-Pen has been improved too, with better sensitivity and the ability to select multiple items at once.

4) Moto X 2014 - Motorola’s new flagship is a fine creation. Wrapped in aluminium, it has a premium feel that escaped the original, plus it has been upgraded in almost every area. There’s a new Snapdragon 801 processor, 2GB RAM and a bigger, sharper 1080p HD 5-inch display. It doesn’t feel like a big device though, with slim sides and a curved back, it feels great in the hand. Optional wood or leather backs can be added, the battery is good for a day of moderate use and the snapper has been upgraded to 13-megapixels. 

5) Google Nexus 5 -  If you love Android the way Google intended it, but don't really fancy spending £499 on the upcoming Nexus 6, the Nexus 5 is still a great phone, even if it is over a year old. Specs wise you'll find a vibrant 1080p, 5-inch display, Snapdragon 800 processor and 2GB of RAM. 16GB or 32GB options are available for internal storage, though choose wisely as there's microSD expansion.

The 8MP camera is fine is daylight, but takes a turn for the worst when the conditions are less than ideal and the battery will probably just about get you though a day of use.

The best thing about the Nexus 5 is the 5.0 Lollipop update, which brings a load of new features and a completely refreshed overall design to the software.

 

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What are Ultrapixels

What Is an UltraPixel?

Did you hear about the HTC one'"s  fancy new "UltraPixel Camera"? HTC touts the camera as an end to the "megapixel wars." UltraPixels! Revolution! And, yes, the technology sounds very promising, but, uh, wait a second, what is an UltraPixel anyway? 

UltraPixel is a made up marketing word... 

HTC's new phone only has a 4-megapixel camera, and that could lead people to think it's inferior to the (roughly) 8-megapixel cameras on competing phones like the Nokia Lumia 920 and iPhone 5. Indeed, huge megapixels counts have long been used to trick customers into thinking that one camera is more sophisticated than another. The solution? Rewrite the language? Or maybe just confuse people more with another meaningless term. 

...meant to highlight that the HTC One's camera sensor has "big pixels"...

HTC really wants you to know that its megapixels are BIGGER than the megapixels on competing cameras. That's why they're so ULTRA, get it? Fewer pixels on an identical surface area means the pixels are bigger. Both the HTC One and Lumia 920 have a 1/3-inch sensor, but the 920 has 8.7-megapixels compared to the HTC One's 4MP. That's why the HTC One has larger 2-micrometers pixels whereas the 920 only has 1.4-micrometer pixels. 

...which are theoretically better at capturing light than little pixels...

Size matters. Image sensors are covered in photodiodes that convert light into electricity, which is processed and recorded as data. Each pixel in your photo represents one photosite on the sensor.

When you take a picture, the camera's shutter flies open for a fraction of a second letting photons pour in. Bigger photosites can capture more photons, and thus, capture more data. The difference is especially pronounced in conditions where the light sucks.

...and could make the HTC One's camera a winner...

More data means more quality—to a point. You need enough pixels that you can view the image at a reasonable size on screens. Think about how ridiculous a 100 x 100 image would look on the HTC One's 1920 x 1080 screen. But then again, most cameras output photos way larger than what most people will ever need. The 4-megapixel camera on the HTC One outputs 2688 x 1520 images, and that's really dangerously small if you want to crop or edit your images at all, but HTC is gambling that it is good enough for most people. All you're doing is uploading photos to Facebook and Instagram anyway, right?  

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Galaxy Note Edge

Introducing Galaxy Note Edge


Borderless Aesthetics

Fluidic experience through the expanded space
The beautifully curved edge expands user’s own creative space. 
The borderless aesthetics from the expanded surface gives a 
fluidic and infinite experience to users.
Revolutionary Design

A new angle on Design

The Note Edge provides users with a new way to access
information, engage with their mobile device, and express
their personality and tastes. The device’s unique curved
Edge screen provides quick access to frequently used apps,
alerts and device functionality all with the swipe of a thumb,
even when the cover is closed.
Users can also receive notifications directly on the Edge
Screen while watching videos without disturbing their
viewing.

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The blockbuster !!! Iphone 6 .

Here the blockbuster comes !!! Iphone 6

iPhone 6 isn't simply bigger — it's better in every way. Larger, yet dramatically thinner. More powerful, but remarkably power efficient. With a smooth metal

The tech specs are :

Size - 750 x 1334 pixels, 4.7 inches (~326 ppi pixel density)
OS - iOS 8, upgradable to iOS 8.1.2
CPU - Dual-core 1.4 GHz Cyclone (ARM v8-based)
GPU - PowerVR GX6450 (quad-core graphics)
Camera - Primary 8 MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels, phase detection autofocus, dual-LED (dual tone)
Display Type - LED-backlit IPS LCD, capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors

SOUND 
Alert types - Vibration, proprietary ringtones
Loudspeaker - Yes
3.5mm jack - Yes

After analyzing all these , I would personally suggest you to buy this phone . The biggest disappointment in the previous Iphones was that , They had small screen . But now i of course it has a really big screen (4.7 inches ) So i would strongly recommend you to buy this Iphone ..
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Image Stabilization

What is Image stabilization ??

Image stabilization (IS) is a family of techniques used to reduce blurring associated with the motion of a camera or other imaging device during exposure. Generally, it compensates for pan and tilt (angular movement, equivalent to yaw and pitch) of the imaging device, although electronic image stabilization can also be used to compensate for rotation. It is used in image-stabilized binoculars, still and video cameras, astronomical telescopes, and also smartphones, mainly the high-end. With still cameras, camera shake is particularly problematic at slow shutter speeds or with long focal length (telephoto or zoom) lenses. With video cameras, camera shake causes visible frame-to-frame jitter in the recorded video.

A comparison of close-up photographs of a keypad with and without optical image stabilization.


Digital Image Stabilization 

Real-time digital image stabilization—also called electronic image stabilization (EIS) -- is used in some video cameras. This technique shifts the electronic image from frame to frame of video, enough to counteract the motion. 
Some still camera manufacturers marketed their cameras as having "digital image stabilization", when they really only had a high-sensitivity mode giving a short exposure time, resulting in pictures with less motion blur, but more noise . 
Click this link, to make this concept clear . 

Stabilizing The Camera Body 

A technique that requires no additional capabilities of any camera body–lens combination consists of stabilizing the entire camera body externally rather than using an internal method. This is achieved by attaching a gyroscope to the camera body, usually utilizing the camera's built-in tripod mount. This allows the external gyro to stabilize the camera, and is typically employed in photography from a moving vehicle, when a lens or camera offering another type of image stabilization is not available.

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Micromax Yureka

Micromax’s new company was a smart move for the Indian smartphone giant. However, whether or not the company will be able to provide a better consumer experience will be seen overtime.

YU Televentures takes departure from traditional business practices of Micromax and relies on a large community driven eco-system as done by the likes of Xiaomi and OnePlus.

Well, it’s practically 2015, and India has been left behind in the race for development ROMs. Almost all launched handsets are either locked, on in the case of Indian Manufacturers, have unsupported systems.

Tech specs -

Display 5.50-inch
Processor 1.5GHz
Front Camera 5-megapixel
Resolution 720x1280 pixels
RAM 2GB
OS Cyanogen OS 11
Storage 16GB
Rear Camera 13-megapixel
Battery capacity 2500mAh

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Introduction to Nexus 6

More room to view

The 6-inch Quad HD display works for everything from e-books and docs to movies and games.

Dual front-facing speakers deliver stereo sound so you can truly immerse yourself in videos and games.

The 13 MP camera’s optical image stabilization and HDR+ let you take your best possible photos with the least possible effort.

More space to explore

A stunning 6-inch Quad HD display that’s great for movies, videos, gaming, e-books, and surfing the web, plus round-the-clock battery life.

Heads up! Delivery dates are estimated at checkout

More space to explore

A stunning 6-inch Quad HD display that’s great for movies, videos, gaming, e-books, and surfing the web, plus round-the-clock battery life*.

Heads up! Delivery dates are estimated at checkout.

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