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Showing posts with label Smartphones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smartphones. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Oppo N1 Review: 13 MP Swivel Camera, Quad-core 1.5 GHz Krait Central Processor
Turn heads with your rotating camera Smartphone. The first of its kind and introduces whole new perspective of Smartphone photography. Change perspectives instantly with the most flexible Smartphone camera known to man. The Oppo N1 along with the groundbreaking Oppo Find 5 has graced the Asian market since 2013.
Oppo Android Smartphones Philippines features a lineup of budget friendly devices while ensuring the longevity, timeliness and competitiveness of their products by putting only the best possible hardware and software combination of their time.
(See also: Oppo Find 5 Specs, Performance and Review)
One that bears the initiative and revolutionary ideals of Oppo is the Oppo N1. Primarily used for casual photography, the Oppo N1 has the dimensions and the circuitry that certainly meets your need for a budget friendly device that packs a very functional 13 MP camera. The beauty of the rotating camera is highlighted by the latest trend that is taking selfies. One camera is all you need to capture the best front and scenes on what’s behind your screen display.
When most Smartphone manufacturers use the back portion of the casing to hide a bulging camera, Oppo used that space for additional command recognition and device navigation means. The portion just above the Oppo logo has been configured and circuited with a navigation software and hardware.
The camera on this unit is truly revolutionary. Oppo promises a camera boot time of less than one second. Plus, the device allows exposure photography of up to 8 magical seconds. The Android OS, v4.2 that runs the device has been pre-set to sync with the camera hardware, ensuring fast booting, easy access and a camera ready to capture the moment in an instant. Image review is also a breeze and just as enjoyable as taking the very pictures themselves because of a high definition and 16 million color variation support.
This N1 is fairly big at 5.58 x 2.71 x 0.35 inch measurements. Props to Oppo for adding the much needed back navigation pad. Good job. Also, thumbs up for integrating and producing great results by combining the abilities of the Qualcomm APQ8064 Snapdragon chipset, Quad-core 1.5 GHz Krait Central processing unit and an Adreno 320 for GPU hardware on this device.
The internal workings also make a great support for image editing software. With 2 GBs of RAM, device booting will be fast overall. A user may store 16-32 GBs o digital memory and maybe one these days, Oppo will be more open in producing top class Smartphones with expandable memory.
Oppo will certainly continue developing this one of a kind camera set-up plus a new set of possible hardware and software combinations.
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Monday, December 22, 2014
Why Bloggers Need Tablets and Smartphones?
Blogosphere is considered the fifth estate of the human society. It is an integral part of human interaction and communication.
Being a blogger almost means that you are updated when it comes to technological topics. Nowadays, besides current events, trends like technological advancement have been the constant topic. Every time a new smartphone model comes up, you can be sure that one or more bloggers will upgrade to that model and will most likely write about it.
A blog is like a public library and just by simply inputting search keywords, you can be sure that a blog entry has been already written about it.
Smartphones and other blogging equipments are considered to be the extension of the user making it more personal. They pocket size so you can bring them anywhere you may go. Tablets are also portable and mostly used on leisure time. It is much easy to imagine life without tablet that living without a smartphone.
But, for this post, we are expounding the use of both the smartphone and the tablet as devices for blogging.
1. As a blogger you should be aware that a website format changes from medium to medium. Mobile search on your smartphone has an extension of “.mi” on the website, making the texts smaller and the video contents more limited.
Searching via tablet also presents a different scenario. It has bigger texts but also has limited video suggestions. Watching longer video content or having an enjoyable online shopping experience is much more suited towards a tablet than it is on a smartphone.
As a blogger, one of your concern when writing online is how will it look like when a different medium is used. And so you need to make sure that your article is always readable through any medium. You can use your tablet and smartphone to compare your displayed work and improve on the things to increase your blog’s readability through any media.
Check Google analytics. It helps you check the regular activities on your blog site. This program also gives information whether your readers use zoom in and zoom out to read your manuscripts.
2. Bloggers should be aware that there are different processes involved when posting comments on a desktop computer and a smartphone or tablet. You should check your blog’s commenting system. Mobile internet surfing is still undergoing developmental changes and so users may have trouble posting their insights. Comments are important to bloggers. It shows reader’s feedback and helps evaluate the timeliness and relevance of your chosen topic.
So check your commenting system through your smartphone and tablet to personally assess the feedback system.
Also try to respond to comments via smartphone or tablet. Through this, you’ll get the feel for your own site’s mobile commenting system.
3. As stated earlier, mobile searching is in a middle of development so search results are limited. You can use this to your advantage; you can add or lessen keywords on your title hoping that eventually you will be on the first page or maybe the first three pages on Google search results.
4. Use your phones and tablets full potential by installing apps. Smartphones are identified by their amazing capacity to run applications. Also, add apps to your blog or create your own and have your very own subscribers.
All in all, using tablets and smartphones for blogging will help you improve your blog since you are putting yourself on the reader’s shoe to feel and see what you may consider as imperfections.
Being a blogger almost means that you are updated when it comes to technological topics. Nowadays, besides current events, trends like technological advancement have been the constant topic. Every time a new smartphone model comes up, you can be sure that one or more bloggers will upgrade to that model and will most likely write about it.
A blog is like a public library and just by simply inputting search keywords, you can be sure that a blog entry has been already written about it.
Smartphones and other blogging equipments are considered to be the extension of the user making it more personal. They pocket size so you can bring them anywhere you may go. Tablets are also portable and mostly used on leisure time. It is much easy to imagine life without tablet that living without a smartphone.
But, for this post, we are expounding the use of both the smartphone and the tablet as devices for blogging.
1. As a blogger you should be aware that a website format changes from medium to medium. Mobile search on your smartphone has an extension of “.mi” on the website, making the texts smaller and the video contents more limited.
Searching via tablet also presents a different scenario. It has bigger texts but also has limited video suggestions. Watching longer video content or having an enjoyable online shopping experience is much more suited towards a tablet than it is on a smartphone.
As a blogger, one of your concern when writing online is how will it look like when a different medium is used. And so you need to make sure that your article is always readable through any medium. You can use your tablet and smartphone to compare your displayed work and improve on the things to increase your blog’s readability through any media.
Check Google analytics. It helps you check the regular activities on your blog site. This program also gives information whether your readers use zoom in and zoom out to read your manuscripts.
2. Bloggers should be aware that there are different processes involved when posting comments on a desktop computer and a smartphone or tablet. You should check your blog’s commenting system. Mobile internet surfing is still undergoing developmental changes and so users may have trouble posting their insights. Comments are important to bloggers. It shows reader’s feedback and helps evaluate the timeliness and relevance of your chosen topic.
So check your commenting system through your smartphone and tablet to personally assess the feedback system.
Also try to respond to comments via smartphone or tablet. Through this, you’ll get the feel for your own site’s mobile commenting system.
3. As stated earlier, mobile searching is in a middle of development so search results are limited. You can use this to your advantage; you can add or lessen keywords on your title hoping that eventually you will be on the first page or maybe the first three pages on Google search results.
4. Use your phones and tablets full potential by installing apps. Smartphones are identified by their amazing capacity to run applications. Also, add apps to your blog or create your own and have your very own subscribers.
All in all, using tablets and smartphones for blogging will help you improve your blog since you are putting yourself on the reader’s shoe to feel and see what you may consider as imperfections.
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