An overall review on Asus Zenfone 5

Asus Zenfone 5 is a superb phone,a product by Asus company and is a great budget phone with price ranging from 10000 rupees (8 GB) and 12999 rupees (16 GB)

It's specifications are:-

1. 1.7ghz  clocking dual core intel atom processor with hyperthreading technology
2. 2 GB RAM
3. 5 inches HD screen with 10 point multitouch
4. 8 GB/16 GB internal memory
5. SD card slot
6. Dual micro SIM slots
7. 2110 mAh battery
8. 3G support
9. 8 MP rear camera and 2 MP  front camera with pixelmaster technology
10. Gorilla glass 3 protection on screen
11. Android jellybean OS with KitKat update coming soon.

Now coming to its pros and cons

Pros:-

1. Great multitasking experience with 2 GB RAM.
2. Great gaming experience with intel atom processor and it's hyperthreading technology.
3. Superb Asus customized UI called the ZenUI, which is quite user-friendly and awesome looking.
4. Crisp HD display makes display look superb.
5. The glove mode feature which increases the sensitivity of screen and makes you able to type and use even by using a glove.
6. Nice camera with superb feature like time rewind, low light mode, beautification, HDR, gif.animation, selfie mode, miniature,etc.
7. Slim and quite light weight phone.
8. There are many Asus service centres that can provide quick service unlike moto g where you cannot find  its service centres.
9. It comes with gorilla glass 3 protection making it rough and tough.
10. Very low price.
11. A lot of inbuilt apps with superb uses.

Cons:-

1. Low battery is the most problematic part of the phone, the battery drains quickly within 2-3 hours of usage of heavy games.
2. No backlit buttons so makes it difficult to see them in dark.
3. Speaker is on the lower end of back cover which mostly gets covered by hand and makes it difficult to hear.
4. It's accessories are available only at Asus shops and Flipkart.

So overall  it's a great budget phone with specifications close to the phones ranging from 20000 rupees priced phones  and definitely worth buying.

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Flappy Bird Creator Unveils His Next Game - Swing Copters

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After the unexpected success of Flappy Bird, creator Dong Nguyen faced intense scrutiny, which led to him eventually pulling his game from the App Store and Google Play. 

The Interface is also quite good

The Character

In Flappy Bird, the player taps to make a bird flap and rise, piloting it through small gaps in a pipe. In Swing Copters, the player taps to reverse the horizontal direction of a bug-eyed peanut of a creature wearing a helicopter’s rotor, weaving back and forth to maneuver the character through gaps in scaffolds flanked by swinging mallets. The novice player will be forgiven for thinkingSwing Copters is just Flappy Bird oriented vertically. It certainly looks that way; even the interfaces, the score display, and the visual style match almost completely. But those similarities only help make the strong contrast between the two games more evident.

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Motorola has been teasing its Moto 360 smartwatch for sometime.It will have a optical heart rate monitor, a pedometer and will be waterproof up to 3.3 meters with for 30 mins. The watch will have a stainless steel casing and a plastic back along with a horween leather band and a metal buckle closure.

Sleek & Compact

As we near the official release of the Moto 360 next week, speculation and parsing of the little information we have has gone rampant. While we don't know a whole lot about the watch — even though we've held it in our own hands — we do know that the big sore spot for many is the so-called "black...

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It also led the overall US mobile phone market with a 37% share.

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Finally, according to the ever-more aligning rumor mill, Apple is set to launch the iPhone 6 on 9^th September, which makes sense given its past record of release dates. This means all will be revealed in a month’s time.

So, nearly 8 months on, am I still excited and if so by what new features? Firstly it’s still not clear whether we’ll see both the suspected 4.7in and 5.5in models on launch day but I strongly suspect the larger ‘phablet’ model won’t be available from the outset. It’s likely to be hideously expensive and sales could well suffer as a result.
The iPhone 5C’s sales took a hit but for the opposite reason – the iPhone 5S wasn’t much more expensive so it made sense to opt for it instead. Likewise the 4.7in iPhone 6 already offers a larger screen so why go for something what many will feel is obtrusively large?

The proposed 4.7in and 5.5in versions of the iPhone 6

A larger screen

However, the larger screens are very welcome indeed for me and the 4.7in model is most likely the model I will eventually retire my iPhone 5 to own. This is for a number of reasons. Typing is more accurate for one – like it or not, a larger display means a larger keyboard that’s easier to use. I used a 4.7in Android-based smartphone recently and the difference the larger screen made to my iPhone 5 was immediately obvious when typing. I made fewer mistakes and could type faster too.
 The larger screen also makes viewing everything from websites to videos a much more immersive experience. You don’t have to pinch and zoom as often and setting your device down and watching videos often means plenty of squinting with the iPhone 5, unless you’re holding it to your face.
A wide display and form factor
While many iPhone 5/5s owners like the narrow screen and its ability to be operated fairly completely using just one hand, this aspect ratio doesn’t lend itself particularly well in other areas of ergonomics. The competition has had much wider, fuller screens for many generations and for the large-handed, the iPhone 5S can feel very small and not really up to the task of being a fully-featured smartphone. A wider display and handset could make it easier to use although it’s likely to put an end to one-handed use for most people.

The battery inside the iPhone 5 is usually depleted within a day of heavy use.

Better battery life

The battery in the 4.7in iPhone 6 is also looking likely to be a 2,100mAh model – a higher capacity than has been reported till now. This would mean it has over 45% more capacity over that in the iPhone 5S. Now, the screen in the iPhone 6 will undoubtedly be larger and draw more power as a result but the move from 4in to 4.7in will still mean there’s extra capacity here in addition to what will likely be be a more power-efficient processor.
Better battery life is always welcome in a smartphone and Apple’s devices have often languished at the bottom of the pile when it comes to time away from a charger. In fact, I’m actually hoping the renders and cases we’ve seen are actually not a true representation as they do appear exceptionally thin – I’d rather have a bigger battery if I’m honest. Even so, even a 10% increase in battery life would make the iPhone 6 much more competitive.
iOS 8
One reason why Apple has stuck with its screen size for so long is the success of its iOS operating system. Introduced with the original iPhone, it nailed things design-wise at a time when the competition were still using styluses or had horrid touch screens. Now, though, who doesn’t have capacitive touch screens and large app icons?
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Wanna set your favourite song

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- First Download Ringdroid from playstore :- First Download Ringdroid from playstore :Here

- Open it and add the song that you want make it as Ringtone.

- Click on it. This will break the song.Now choose the part of area in song that you want to use it as ringtone.
- Click the Disk icon to Save it.Now a window will popup asking you to whether Save this a Default Ringtone to your Phone or for Specific Contact.

Choose your favorable and that’s it you are Done!

- Open it and add the song that you want make it as Ringtone.

- Click on it. This will break the song.Now choose the part of area in song that you want to use it as ringtone.
- Click the Disk icon to Save it.Now a window will popup asking you to whether Save this a Default Ringtone to your Phone or for Specific Contact.

Choose your favorable and that’s it you are Done!

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