Have you seen phenomenal "action" Galaxy S6 Edge unboxing? (VIDEO)

This is the unboxing! Full of action and excitement!

Samsung's marketing team has recently made something that is often called "the best ever". This advertisement is not the latest in the sense that it has never seen but it is certainly the most interesting. Advertising is contagious, which means that you will certainly examine several times.

Samsung is totally trashed this advertisement in all segments. Advertising starts with a standard "Hello to all the people," which soon turns into a real adventure through which Samsung Galaxy S6 comes to the fore. You'll notice certain that in a commercial film used some effects that further all this raises a very interesting level. At the end of the ad appears even helicopter.

Interested in user interface on the LG G4, Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9 phone? Here's a comparison!

Compare LG UX 4.0, Samsung's TouchWiz and HTC Sense UI 7. Here's how they differ.

It is very difficult to select a phone when you have this choice of a phone that is currently available. For example, when you look at LG G4, S6 Galaxy and HTC One M9 they all look magnificent! LG G4 has a phenomenal design with nice last button, Galaxy S6 has finally got a better preparation and therefore we have the aluminum sheet and glass on both sides of the phone and the HTC One M9 phone there is still a slim design and superior craftsmanship!

Realistically, the characteristics of all these phones are more or less similar. Then how do you know which phone suits you best? Here is a comparison of a user looks that these phones are used. We have a LG UX 4.0 compared with TouchWiz and Sense UI 7. Here are the latest to find prospects who are working on the Android platform 5 LolliPop. All are well optimized as compared to its previous version where now they do not overloading the system. Those things you should not worry, your only have to choose which you like the most. Compared to first go screenshot 4. LG UX user looks, then TouchWiz screenshots and screenshots at the end of HTC's Sense UI 7th.

Lockscreen

Homescreen

Menu

Notification panel

Recent apps

Dialer app

Gallery app

Music player app

Calendar

Calculator app

Alarm app

Google has a watch in a race with Apple

Software upgrade "Android Wear" for smart watches, Google enters the race with Apple, whose clock made confusion in the market.

Rumor has it that Google is working on developing a platform through which to its android watch supported and "iPhone".

Upgrade, which will first arrive in a new "LG Watch Urban" will enable smart watches to work without connecting to bluetooth, and in addition customers expect and Wi-Fi support, as well as drawing on the display emoticons.

Users with built-in Wi-Fi system, which includes the "Sony SmartWatch 3", will be able to directly log on to the Internet without using a phone and so surf the net, send messages or use the application.

Three home screens

Google also facilitate the review of applications by creating three home screens that change slide from left to right instead of a long list - the first contains an application, other contacts, and the third serves as a search engine using voice commands.

Send an emoticon

Users who prefer to send emoticons that will now be able to do the drawing on the screen, and Google will recognize the signs and send them through any application for chatting.

When you use HDR for images on your Android

It is clear that the smartphone camera, in just a few years come a long way, but what you might not be aware of is that most of the improvement can be attributed to the software. When it comes to cameras with small sensors and lenses, such as those on your Android, require a finely tuned to processing of the data collected get an image that looks great.

While the HDR can not fix every problem shooting with your Android phone, you can certainly help your small camera to produce breathtaking images, which you really want to show. However, for best results should be used in moderation HDR. Let me show you when to turn the switch on the HDR, and when you go natural.

A quick explanation of HDR

HDR Images - High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI or HDR) is a set of techniques used in the shooting and the image is reproduced greater dynamic range of light than any standard digital imaging techniques or photographic can do.

When you use HDR while shooting

As is the case in most of the photos, there is a firm rule when you should and should not be used for your HDR image. Different cell phones differently cope with the HDR-TV, but despite the differences, there are some situations where it pays to try out HDR as a way to improve your shots.

The same image without HDR (above) and the HDR-TV (below)

In any situation where the recording of your staff has a wide range of light, you'll want to try HDR. As in the example above, or a situation in which the portrait subject lit from behind and a lot darker than the surroundings. HDR will allow you to lighten your subject in the foreground holding the background also in the correct light.

When HDR maybe not the best choice

It is clear that the HDR can make a big difference in the quality of images that you can get from your smartphone, but there are some situations in which it is simply not an option.

HDR is not always the best choice in a super low-light situations. Considering that from the start there is a very low amount of light, low exposure shots can actually darken the final image, rather than leaving it brighter. Many cell phones will also try to gloss over the images in HDR-in, which could only blur the entire video. It would be best to first try the "night" or "low light" mode on your camera, if you have one.

Night images with HDR-TV (above) and without HDR (below)

Because HDR imaging requires multiple photos in sequence, any situation in which you and / or your subject is moving will be good for this mode. When the software attempts to connect together multiple snapshots, you might see shadows around objects which were moving, inequality in an otherwise sharp lines and needless loss of color. You'd better use a car or action mode and then lighten the image.

Finally, you may need practice

If it seems as if we have not come to a final conclusion as to use HDR, it is because the choice between different shooting modes - including HDR - requires a bit of speculation and practice. With variations in the scenes, quality camera and imaging software, the answer to "whether to use HDR here?" May be different depending on these factors.

But hopefully it will with this new knowledge of what is HDR, how it works and some tips when you use it, the more confidence to choose the right mode for each of your image.

Google Search is now working within any application on your phone

For some time, Google Now, the voice assistant for Android, is able to run applications on a user's request. Now things are going in an even better direction, because Google has just introduced the possibility that Google Now search independently initiate, within applications on the phone.

In other words, those who are curious to test this new function, will be able to activate the command "OK Google, search ...", followed by the voice assistant will launch the appropriate application, and within it to begin the automatic search with the given parameters. This function is currently only available on phones with the English language and the Android Jelly Bean or newer models.

Source: Ubergizmo  

Google Glass 2.0 is coming soon, version 3.0 being planned

Only a month ago the president of Google Eric Schmidt has made clear that they did not cancel the Google Glass glasses. Now Massimo Vian Director of the Italian eyewear manufacturer Luxottica said that the next iteration of these high-tech glasses coming soon. Speaking at a general meeting of the company in Milan, Massimo discovered that Google Glass 2.0 is already in the making, but also that the version 3.0 at the planning stage. "At Google, there are different opinions on the version 3.0.

You've seen the Google Glass 1.0, now working on version 2.0, which is in preparation, "he said. Vian also said that the partnership between the two companies is progressing well, because Luxottica last year signed a contract with Google to design a fashion version of Glass glasses.

Source: BlogGSM

Google facilitate control Android phone with desktop computers

Google has begun to significantly facilitates controlling Android phone from your computer, especially when it comes to the most frequently used functions.
Here's what needs to be done in order to send messages and guidance, finding the phone and set an alarm on your phone, all over the desktop computer.

First need the latest version of Google applications. Then you need to run Google Now and press the context menu on the left - here is the need to go to Settings> Now cards and turn on "Show cards" and "Show notifications" option. From the Settings menu, go to Account & privacy> Google Account history> Power & Web App Activity (if not already included). Log on to the desktop browser with the same Gmail account you use on your phone. Now you can send commands to the desktop phone by typing the following:

Find my phone - shows the location of the phone when it was turned on and connected to the Internet. It is possible to force the phone to ring five minutes, click on the "Ring".

Set a reminder - it is possible to type in what you want to remind you when to initiate a reminder, then click on "Remind me on my devices."

Set an alarm - similar to the previous function, except that this time typing when you want to start alarm.

Send directions to my phone - type in the address, click on the "Send directions to your phone", click on the notification that appears on the device and start the navigation through Google Maps.

Send a note to my phone - enter the entire message in the box provided, click on the "Send note to your phone" option. On the phone will show a notification with the message, you can save the application or copy.

New crazy Android controller(Video)

For those who realize their gaming very seriously, Mad Catz has introduced a new LYNX 9 Android controller, which can be folded to fit in your pocket and extended to accommodate 7-inch tablet or smartphone. It connects via Bluetooth and has a keyboard in addition, a built-in trackpad and microphone to help with navigation.

The battery provides 30 hours of use, which is more than enough for even the most impractical toys long marathons. With this tough guy can be played on PC.

For those who are crazy enough to be involved in this, you can order LYNX 9 of Mad Catz here .

Path has launched a new application for creating animated Kong Selfie

Love them or hate, selfie are embedded in our culture that loves the camera. Now social network Path launches application named Kong to help you in creating and sharing Selfie GIFs.

The first time you sign into the application, you can view a network selfija they shared the people you follow and the trigger on the bottom of the screen that allows you to create your own Selfie. Like Snapchat, you can add text, emoji-e and the filters, but rather to make before shooting. Then you can share images with other members of the Congo, and you can capture moments as a GIF or a video to share it via other networks like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, SMS or email.

As you might expect, you can categorize these images with conventional hashtag, as well as exploring various channels. However, Kong is different from other platforms in that it allows you to have only one of his paintings at the same time in each channel, which should help reduce spam and alleviate content. You can create new channels of publication of new images with unused hashtag. They can be private or public, but if you want to join a private channel, you will need an invitation.

Of course, the beginning of the new social network can be like wandering through the desert if anyone does not know, however, Kong began recommending users based on your contact list, including friends who are already using the Android app and people you might know, but they are not added to your contacts.

Application for free download here: Kong Selfie

Alternative Google Maps on Android

Here is short review on google store which can be alternative to google maps, these 8 are fantastic  applications and maybe you would like install on your device.

1. HERE Maps

HERE Maps is probably the leading choice when it comes to replacement of Google Maps on Android. With very detailed maps which compete with or surpass Google's depending on where you are located, as well as a large database of points of interest and now an internal map of popular building, HERE really stands out. And if you want, HERE allows you to download and complete maps of entire countries, which means that you can rely on the map even when you're in places without a data plan, OFFLINE Maps are fantastic. From exciting beta version of HERE Maps has added new features and worth it to see if you are not satisfied with Google Maps.

Application for free download here: HERE Maps

2. Waze

Although Waze actually now owned by Google and some of its properties are integrated into Google Maps, Waze original application and still lives in the Play Store. We doubt anyone would say that is beautiful Waze Android application, but the information it provides drivers are superb. You will receive information about gas stations (including prices), rest areas, food, work, deceleration, accidents and police activity along your route, so you can avoid the slow route and get where you're going. Many will be happy with Waze data that are now available in Google Maps, or if you want to contribute back or see all the details that Waze offers keep it installed.

Application for free download here: Waze

3. Scout GPS Maps, Meet up & Chat

Scout GPS is an interesting application that offers maps, and social integration with built-in chat and meetings. Get OpenStreetMap maps with traffic, points of interest and parking information, and the ability to coordinate with your friends so you can easily find each other. The idea is that you do not need to switch between applications to people and let me know when you're traveling or close to coming.

Application for free download here: Scout GPS Maps, Meet up & Chat

4. MapQuest GPS Navigation & Maps

MapQuest is often considered an early platform for maps by the web completely replaced Google Maps, or MapQuest app on Android is still alive and well with millions of downloads. MapQuest app offers high-resolution maps, lists solid points of interest, step by step navigation with multiple points and ETA sharing. It's almost everything you need from one map application.

Application for free download here: MapQuest GPS Navigation & Maps

5. MAPS.ME - Offline Map & Routing

MAPS.ME is an application built on OpenStreetMap database and offers its own set of properties. According MAPS.ME-in, you will get full support for offline maps for 345 countries and islands, including online search and guidance. In addition to these basic properties MAPS.ME includes labeling, orienteering track when you move and location sharing.

Application for free download here: MAPS.ME - Offline Map & Routing

6. GPS Navigation & Maps Sygic

While Sygic Maps does fantastic map data, the application offers all the properties that probably you are searching for. It has full support for offline maps and turn-by-bend navigation, as well as points of interest with TripAdvisor, suggestions for parking, routing the tape, the voice guidance and warnings on the speed limit while driving. Sygic Maps is free to use, but offers a purchase within the application for a premium properties such as traffic information and access to sites with speed cameras.

Application for free download here: GPS Navigation & Maps Sygic

7. OsmAnd Maps & Navigation

OsmAnd Maps is another application that takes the OpenStreetMap data and adds its own interface and features. From Wikipedia, you will gain information about points of interest, as well as turn-by-bend guidelines for driving, cycling and walking. Of course there is a full offline support, which includes a choice between downloading of entire maps or road maps just to save on storage space.

Application for free download here: OsmAnd Maps & Navigation

8. CoPilot GPS

CoPilot is one of the most popular paid apps for maps, providing full offline support and all the properties of the basic standalone GPS units you would normally installed in your car. Data on the maps are pretty good, but we must say that the performance of the application overall quite poor compared to what you get from the other above mentioned choices. With a price tag of $ 10 for US and $ 45 for Europe really have to love what CoPilot works, but it is another option for comparison with free elections.

Application for free download here: CoPilot GPS

9. What's your favorite app?

Share with us in the comments of your favorites, regardless of whether they are on our list or not.

If you switch from iOS to Android you need to know the following

If you are an iPhone user  and are planning to grab Galaxy S6 or S6 edge or another android device, it will not take long to notice that the transition from one system to another is not as simple as entering your user name or password. But do not worry, here you have everything you need.

The biggest challenge in the switch from iOS to Android is taking care to not complicate the simple things. Contacts, email, social networks and any images or documents you want to transfer. While you still have your iPhone near, all these things are easy once you know which buttons you need to press.

Your new Galaxy S6 has a lot in common with your iPhone. Most of the function is the same even if the keys are labeled differently. For example, your iPhone relies heavily on iCloud to be sure that your contacts, calendar and e-mail are available with all your Apple devices. While Android does not directly support iCloud, there are some simple ways to get data from iCloud on Google.

How to switch your iCloud contacts on your Android device

If you've just joined the Android world of past life on the iPhone, there are a lot of things that you may want to switch to your new device. One of them your contacts. While on Android your contacts are automatically backed up to your Google Account, Apple for this purpose the iCloud. Fortunately, there is a very direct method for transferring your phonebook.

There are applications in the iOS App Store that can help you synchronize your contacts in your Google Account, but the method we will look only includes computer and web browser.

Point your browser to iCloud.com

1. Log in with your Apple ID and password

2. Click to contacts

3. Left click below on the gear settings

4. Click "Export vCard ..." and mark where the file will be saved

5. Go to Google.com/contacts and log in with your Google data

6. Click "More" and select "Import"

7. Select vCard file that you exported from iCloud stored on your computer

8. Leave the rest to Google!

From there, provided you have your Google account set up to sync contacts (Settings> Accounts> Your Google Account) your phone will populate the People app with your previous iPhone directory.

How to easily sync your iCloud Calendar Android

With all of today phenomenal Android devices on the market, it is quite understandable if you discard your old iPhone and join us where things are more flavored with Google. But with complete transition from one ecosystem comes the problem of transferring all your stuff.

Fortunately, there is always something you can do to bring a thing with you, and here we will look at your existing iCloud sync calendars with your Android device. You do not have all switched to Google Calendar as there is a really easy way to keep using it.

Thanks to the enterprising developer, Marten Gajda, you can enter in two ways to sync calendars with iCloud application for calendar on your Android device. With this application, Smoothsync for Cloud Calendar - grab it in the Play Store in the link at the top - is as easy as entering your iCloud data. This is a paid app, but because of the simplicity of using a cost-effective expenditure. After all, the move to Google Calendar option is not suitable for everyone.

Enter your account information when you first start, check the calendars you want to sync and adjust the settings of your dreams. There is a wide range of available time intervals to set the auto-sync, and you can even specify whether you want to be able to sync back to your devices to iCloud or not. The latest version also supports syncing and iCloud Reminders.

Perhaps the best thing about using this application is that as she runs in the background. You can always go in and adjust the settings as and when you want, but ultimately you are using your normal calendar application. You just have to remember to choose the right calendar when creating events, but otherwise it's exactly the same kind of experience you had using Google Calendar on your device.

So, for $ 2.99 you can continue to use the iCloud calendar with a minimum of fuss. What he does, he does extremely well. Just do it worth it to see if you want to keep your calendars with Apple.

How to set up your iCloud email account on Android

If upgrading from an iPhone or iPad on your Android device, chances are that you are already using iCloud email address. Android devices require you to have a Google account and the associated Gmail address, but you may want to continue using your iCloud account for email and that's just fine. The good news is that it is perfectly possible to run your iCloud email address on your Android device. It is quite clear but requires little effort on your part.

In addition to the Gmail application on your Android mobile phone or tablet, you should have an application called "Email." What does she look may vary from phone to phone, but the overall function should be the same since you'll need to set up your iCloud account using IMAP and SMTP. Anyway look, key information remain the same. Here's a brief overview of what you need to do for incoming mail:

• When you are looking for an IMAP server, enter imap.mail.me.com
• Your username is the name of a part of your @ icloud.com address
• Your password should be the same as your Apple ID password
• Certificates should be placed on the SSL or SSL (excluding all certificates) if you have problems connecting
• The port number should be 993

After you have entered all the above information, press continue and you will go to the settings page for SMTP for outgoing mail part. Again, the key information is the same no matter what it looks like your email application, and here's a brief overview:

• When you look for the SMTP server, enter smtp.mail.me.com
• Username and password should be entered as stated above
• Set the SSL certificates or TLS (again you may need to press the option to accept all certificates)
• The port number should be 587
• If they ask you about SMTP authentication that is required, press YES

I hope that the above details should be sufficient to successfully transfer your existing e-mail to your new Android device.

If you do not use Apple as your service provider e-mail, iCloud will probably have what you are looking for. Fortunately, almost all popular iOS mail application and services have their own respective versions of Android. A quick search through Google Play Store will reveal any application you're looking for, whether it be on the mailbox, Outlook, Yahoo or something else. Since these applications typically store all your mails for you, you need only log in you get what you want.

Messaging is another series of specific situations. Much like iMessage, Google's Hangouts software offers linked SMS / Messenger experience that makes the export and import of messages a bit challenging. After all messages are text messages, and this causes problems. Before you go any further you should decide between using Hangouts with SMS integration or standalone SMS application. Whichever you choose you will not go wrong, but you will have a lot less to do once you decide.

Now that your cell phone parts do anything you want to do, you can take care of graphics and music. Backup files can happen directly on your phone with apps like Dropbox, Flickr, Google+, Box or any other free backup services. Given that Google+ already on your Android device, the fastest way to transfer your files from one device to another device is the way of yards of his auto-backup features. The same can be said for Google Drive, if you have documents on your phone that you want to switch to your Galaxy S6. These applications can be installed on your iPhone, use it to backup documents and images, and they will simply appear on your Galaxy S6. The music is a little more complicated, because there is something like iTunes in the Google Play Store. However, there are several options to switch your music.

How to transfer your iTunes music to Android

If you have long used an iPod, iPhone or iPad is likely that most of your digital music collection is within iTunes. If you are moving on to greener pastures with the Android device in your hand, you'll want to be able to listen to your music. Although there is no iTunes for Android, we have selected five methods of transferring your collection.

1. Manually move the file

Ah, the old drag and drop method. Old-fashioned but it works. All you need is mikroUSB cable for your device, and if you use a Mac you need to have installed Android File Transfer application. You will need to locate the folder on your Mac or Windows PC that contains the actual physical files. On a Mac, you'll find it in Music> iTunes> iTunes Media and the Windows a good place to start is the My Music> iTunes.

With your Android device connected should be ok to just drag and drop music files between it and your computer. It works, but not very elegant.

Download android file transfer for Mac

2. AirDroid

If you want to upgrade your wireless drag-and-drop method, you will realize that it is one of the fastest ways to achieve it AirDroid. There are a bunch of properties contained within this Desktop application for managing your mobile device without having to really take in hand, and one of these properties is a wireless file transfer. AirDroid lets you choose your music files to upload and then pull them back using the application on your mobile. While this method may become a little cumbersome if you have a large music library, is fast enough for those who transferred a couple of albums. In addition, if you are transferring large music files, you can reach the individual file size limit for the free version AirDroid. Fortunately, upgrade to Premium is only $ 1.99 per month and allows up to 1GB transfer.

Just select your files in AirDroid and check that your application indicates that the file is finished uploading, then open AirDroid on your phone and click each file that you download it to your phone. Once the files arrive on your cell phone, music apps of your choice should be able to play them instantly.

Download AirDroid

3. DoubleTwist

DoubleTwist is arguably one of the best ways for interaction between iTunes and Android. The basic Android application is free to download and comes with a free Mac or Windows accompanying application to help you migrate your music. On the physical connection your device should be able to support USB Mass Storage mode, because MTP is not sufficient to DoubleTwist. But all is not lost.

DoubleTwist desktop application looks like a simpler version of iTunes. In the menu on the left is specified content - images and videos are included - and on your Android device and your computer. Similar to iTunes, you can transfer your music in two ways:

• Mark songs and albums you want to copy, drag them to the menu and drop it on top of your device
• Use the settings for synchronization to synchronize all your music, or just selected playlists

Speaking Playlist, you can use DoubleTwist desktop application to enter your existing iTunes playlists and make some new ones. In the menu, click "Playlist Setup" and you will be offered the option. If you want to keep synchronized, check the box every time you create a new playlist in iTunes, you'll find it in doubleTwist.

Exactly the same functionality is available by purchasing a wireless AirSync applications. It connects to DoubleTwist on your Android device and allows your computer to see it over your WiFi network. Almost identical to what iTunes can wirelessly view your iPhone or iPad, you can keep your Android music collection synchronized without having to go in search of the cable. It costs $ 4.99 but it works very, very well.

DoubleTwist is a perfect match with smaller collections and those who like to cut and change what often stored on their devices.

Download DoubleTwist for Mac and Windows

Download DoubleTwist AirSync for Android (4.99$)

4. iSyncr

If you are looking for the fastest way to get from iTunes to your Android device, the team behind iSyncr has exactly what you want. Setup is incredibly simple, all you need to do is install the Android app, grab the desktop companion and connect the USB cable or enter the IP address. Once Android applications and desktop companion communicating starts automatically scan your iTunes collection. When the scan is complete you get a list of things for transmission, a transmission starts immediately. It's a little messy because of the clumsy user interface.

iSyncr Android application comes in Lite and Pro version, and upgrade for $ 5.49 gives you access to things like support multiple iTunes accounts and more feedback on your cell phone about what actually happens during the synchronization process. As the name suggests, it is for users who have little complicated musical lineup in these situations is absolutely worthwhile upgrade.

Download iSyncr Lite ori iSyncr Pro from the Google Play Store

Downoad iSyncr for Windows and Mac

5. Google Play Music

This is one of our favorites. The biggest drawback to Google Play Music is to rely on the cloud, but if you're ok with that then you can not go wrong a lot. It comes pre-installed on all new Android devices and inconspicuous way to keep your iTunes library synchronized. Everyone gets a free tank big enough for 20,000 songs and you can use up to 10 different devices at any time.

As DoubleTwist, Google Play Music has an accompanying desktop application for Mac or Windows to help you with the process. Unlike doubleTwist only upload music to the cloud and do not put it directly to your device. The bonus is that you get access to all your music-enabled devices - including all iPhone that you currently lying around - with the lack of it then you have downloaded from the cloud for offline access.

Google Play Music app was insanely easy to set up. Once you install it and sign it, you can direct the application to your iTunes collection and tell her that automatically upload every song that was placed there. Just leave the application open and it will be in the background to make sure all without your knowledge. There are options to control what you want to upload, and even send specific playlists in the cloud.

Google Play Music is perfect for everyone since it does not require any additional application costs for full functionality. However, if you are not streaming or do not want to permanently remove your music to listen to them offline, you better take a look at some of the above options.