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February 2014 - The model we looked at was running the latest Android 8.1 Oreo software. It also uses Asus’ own ROG Gaming UI interface that looks very appropriate for the style of the phone.Overall, it appears to be fairly stock Android even though it looks quite different due to the elements like icon pack. There doesn’t seem to be much bloatware, although this can change by the time the device launches, especially via networks. come along with that too, well we have collected a lot of data from the field directly and from many other blogs so very complete his discussion here about February 2014, on this blog we also have to provide the latest automotive information from all the brands associated with the automobile. ok please continue reading:

While the special pre-IFA event Sony will take place tomorrow Download Mobogenie Market for Android apk afternoon, now the first official pictures of the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact begin to surface on the web, together with the technical characteristics of the device.

Technical features that only confirms what we already suspected, however the pictures are really nice surprise.

The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact front view!

The program for these photos of the new phones coming out: Sony Xperia Z3 Compact, there are the traditional black and white models and two new colors (red and green mint) are joining the lineup. The design is similar to that of the Compact Z1 while having some differences on the front and corners rounded slightly more. Characteristics that also end up on the new Z3 coming out.

Four new colors!

As recently confirmed the Ausdroid site that published it a few hours ago, the first pictures of the upcoming Sony Xperia Z3 Compact, the unit should retain the famous 20.7 Megapixels camera sensor we found last year in all the high quality of the brand while a Snapdragon processor 801 "AC" clocked at 2.5 Ghz will take over 800 Snapdragon.

More rounded corners!

The screen will be nice to 4.6 inches and definition HD 720p while autonomy will be provided by a battery of 2600 mAh. No real revolution, then, but a lot of improvements which when summed together make everything attractive and promising.

Note that, according to the latest updates from Sony, the degree of water resistance of the Z3 range appears to have been revised upwards.

The authenticity of this image can unfortunately not be verified, however, the features that are mentioned seem quite credible. We find the idea of ​​a revamped Z2, with some improvements.

Sony Xperia Z3

Specifications of Sony Xperia Z3

     OS: Android KitKat
     Display: 4.6-inch 720p HD resolution
     Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 "AC" clocked at 2.5 Ghz
     Ram: 2GB
     Multimedia: 20.7 Megapixels image sensor and front camera
     Battery: 2600 mAh
     Dimensions: 129 x 64.9 x 8.8 mm
     Internal Storage: 16GB expandable via microSD
     Connectivity: NFC, MHL (4K / charge transfer video)
     Protection: IP55 / IP58 (resistant to at least one meter of water for 30 minutes)
     Weight: 154 g


Moreover, according to previous rumors on the matter, the smartphone from Sony will be released at a price of 649 Euro. There are much longer to wait for any definitive answers at IFA 2014. Get ready!

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February 2014 - The model we looked at was running the latest Android 8.1 Oreo software. It also uses Asus’ own ROG Gaming UI interface that looks very appropriate for the style of the phone.Overall, it appears to be fairly stock Android even though it looks quite different due to the elements like icon pack. There doesn’t seem to be much bloatware, although this can change by the time the device launches, especially via networks. come along with that too, well we have collected a lot of data from the field directly and from many other blogs so very complete his discussion here about February 2014, on this blog we also have to provide the latest automotive information from all the brands associated with the automobile. ok please continue reading:

First up, there's two issues here: low system memory (RAM) and NSA director Alexander phones low internal memory (storage). We'll show you how to clear up both of them to keep your Android device running smoother and faster.

Low system memory (RAM):

Many older Android devices have 1 GB of RAM or even 512 MB. If you're running some fairly intensive apps – or even just too many – your RAM can start to struggle under the pressure. The first rule of RAM Club is you don't use task killers.These are a lovely placebo if you're into that kind of thing, but task killers simply stop processes long enough for a cool bar graph or pie chart to show an impressive decrease in RAM usage. But those processes tend to start up again only a few moments later, putting you right back where you started. 

The best thing to do is keep an eye on how much RAM your apps use and get rid of the problematic ones, assuming you can live without them. There are so many good apps in the Play Store it is always possible to try a bunch and find one with the functionality and resource management you are after. Android has a built in RAM monitor in Developer Options under Process Stats, where you can see the run time and RAM usage (average and peak) of your hungriest apps. If you don't have Developer Options enabled already, just go to Settings > About Phone and tap Build Number until Developer Options appears. You can also use various startup task managers like Advanced Task Manager to limit which apps and processes can run on startup.

Low internal memory:

It doesn't take a genius to realize this means you're running out of storage space on your Android. Too many large games, lots of music, pictures or video will suck up your internal storage before you know it. Depending on the version of Android you have and your manufacturer, it's important to understand how Android partitions internal storage too, so you don't think you have more space than you actually do. While you may be buying a smartphone with 32 GB of storage, you'll find you only have access to around three-quarters of it and sometimes much less (Samsung has been known to use up almost half).

The easiest thing to do when you get a low internal storage warning is to delete some stuff. Clearing your temporary folders and cached data can be a good start, but shifting your music and photos to the cloud is another (or using a music streaming service rather than local storage – but this can have data plan effects you may not like either). The other obvious thing to do is slip in a microSD card (if your phone has a slot for it) and then move everything you can over to the external SD card. You can do this in Settings > Apps > then look for ''move to SD card'' in each app. Music, pictures and other files can also be moved, but system files and apps can not.

You can also grab an app like Link2SD that will help you move everything to the SD card, but apps like these require you have root access. Having root privileges gives you much more freedom, to move apps at will, delete bloatware pre-loaded on your device and more, but we won't go into detail on that here. You can search the site and forum for more information on rooting your device. You can also set default save locations for your downloads and other data activity. Check the settings of the apps you know are responsible (like Downloads Manager or other apps that pull lots of data from the net) and set a default location for saved stuff on your SD card. You'll have to Google how to do this for your specific device, as some are simple and others require a little more work.

On a side note, there's a common belief that getting root and deleting bloatware will magically give you more storage space. This is and isn't true. Because your memory is partitioned into system memory - where everything pre-loaded (like bloatware) is stored - and data, deleting bloatware on the system side technically frees up space, but not space that you can actually use. Any apps you install or downloads you make after bloatware has been deleted will still appear on the data partition. You need to put in a bit more effort if you really want more space, by either resizing the partition or exclusively installing apps to the system partition. Of course, deleting bloatware will make you a saving on system resources like RAM because any processes associated with those apps will be gone.

Finally, know which apps you use are ridiculously huge. If you go to Settings > Storage > Apps you'll see a listing of all your apps in order of size. This is a super easy way to be selective about what apps to delete for a quick fix. Say you have a 1.4 GB game you hardly ever play. Deleting that makes much more sense that deleting twelve other smaller apps you actually do use. Also, deciding which apps you really need and getting rid of the rest not only frees up internal storage but also lightens the load on RAM and CPU. A regular factory reset, after backing up important data and apps of course, is also a good idea for keeping your system running smoothly.

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February 2014 - The model we looked at was running the latest Android 8.1 Oreo software. It also uses Asus’ own ROG Gaming UI interface that looks very appropriate for the style of the phone.Overall, it appears to be fairly stock Android even though it looks quite different due to the elements like icon pack. There doesn’t seem to be much bloatware, although this can change by the time the device launches, especially via networks. come along with that too, well we have collected a lot of data from the field directly and from many other blogs so very complete his discussion here about February 2014, on this blog we also have to provide the latest automotive information from all the brands associated with the automobile. ok please continue reading:

Setting a password to your ZTE Nubia X6 phone is a wise option since it will protect the significant phone data for you. As for how to realize it, you can refer to the following procedures.

1. Open Settings.

2. Find and click Security and location.

3. Choose Screen lock.

4. Select Password among the options.

5. Input an at least 4-digit code, and tap Continue when done.

6. Re-input the password and click OK when finished.



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