Thursday, 14 November 2013
Survey Reveals Consumers Want Same Content Quality on Smartphones as Laptops
A new survey has revealed that many consumers expect the same content quality on their smartphones and tablet devices as they do on their laptops and PCs.
Vibrant Media, conducting new research into the consumption of content and consumer attitudes to it, found that 72 per cent of the smartphone and tablet users they surveyed wanted the same quality of content across all of their digital devices.
The research also showed that despite the massive popularity of Smartphones and tablets - particularly now that EE 4G services have rolled out in the UK and other operators are now following suit with their own 4G networks – many people still prefer to view certain types of content on their laptop or desktop computers.
Vibrant Media found that 71 per cent of tablet users and 81 per cent of people with smartphones preferred to ‘consume’ content on these more traditional devices. A very small number of people (5.52 per cent) said that they preferred viewing content on their Smartphone, with a similarly small group (8 per cent) saying the same for laptops.
Explaining that publishers need to be optimising their websites so that content can be viewed as easily on the latest mobile phones on EE, for example, as on a laptop or desktop computer, Vibrant Media’s Tom Pepper said:
“Consumers now expect to consume content on their handheld devices just as comfortably as they do on their desktop and laptop computers – but don’t feel that publishers’ sites will match their expectations,”
“A separate, fully optimised mobile site is not an absolute necessity to give consumers an effective mobile experience. Publishers just need to ensure that the editorial of their web sites renders effectively on handheld devices and start replacing desktop-only ad formats with much nimbler ads which work across desktops, laptops, tablets and the small screen format of Smartphones.”
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Samsung NX300M camera system with Tizen OS
For example, the 8.4 -centimeter display 180 degrees can be folded up in the new model. Automatically rotate the image by itself, so you don’t have to be photographed as stright. Much more interesting is currently, however, that the NX300M is equipped with the new Tizen OS.
This makes it the first Samsung product that gets the Linux - based technology. The NX300 was already relatively smart and allow the transfer of photos on the Smartphone or tablet via the remote control. With the Tizen OS, there is much enlargement of the possibilities.
In addition, the operating system will start very quickly, which always was a small flaw in smart cameras with the Android operating system from Google. Samsung NX300M was first announced for the Korean market. The price is to be around 600 Euros. Soon it can be expected in the market worldwide.
How to download Android applications directly in your PC from Google Playstore
Most of the mobile which are manufactured nowadays comes with a predefined application from the Google Play Store from which you can download anything which is available over the internet. But there are several alternatives from which you can easily download applications for your mobile and you can install them in your mobile. Android application packages are simply called as APK files which can be used to install your file over your android mobile phones. You can download various application packages for your mobile and you can easily install them in your mobile by simply copying them in your mobile. This let you to install the applications in your mobile very easily.
Apart from the Google Play Store, you can download applications from various websites. But Google play store is a best source of application which provides you applications without any sort of malicious codes inside the applications. There are several reason which makes the Google Play Store to be a wrong choice for directly downloading application in to your mobile phone.
1. You may know that the application will perfectly suits into your mobile phone and the application cannot be downloaded in to your mobile as it is saying incompatible with your mobile phone.
2. As you want to download the application and you need to install the application which doesn’t have the Google Play Store applications. Suppose if you need to download an application to your non-playstore supported mobile, you cannot download the app into your device very easily.
3. Sometimes, the application in the Google Play Store is not supported for your country. So you cannot easily download the application in your mobile.
In this case you can easily download the application in direct download process and you can install them wherever you need. Evozi is an application which let you to download the APK in any device which are listed in the Google Play Store. You can use the service of Evozi by accessing this link http://apps.evozi.com/apk-downloader/ from which you can get any application in your device.
You can download any application which is present over the Google Plays store by copying the URL of the Google Play store Application and enter the URL in the Evozi website which is given above. By entering the URL, you can get a direct download link in the website, which allows you to directly download the application in whatever mobile or devices you want. This is a wonderful feature which gives you a maximum usability. And also you can download and install any application in any android devices you have.
The Five Best Business Servers of 2013
Looking for a business server to pump up your storage capacity? Start with this list of five. You’ll find servers suited to small business use, medium business use and rack servers for expanding business use.
Buffalo Terastation Pro
The Terastation pro is something of an oddity – a small networked server that costs nearly as much as a full blown rack option. For a small to medium sized business that knows it’s on the up, though, the Terastation offers a lot of oomph in a sensibly sized package. It’s got loads of hot swap storage, and can support all sorts of RAID. Reading and writing speeds are outstanding and it has four different file sharing setups. Compatible with Time Machine, and capable of supporting BitTorrent, the Buffalo is a strong contender for mini server of the year.
Netgear ReadyNAS Duo
It looks like an old school stereo, and it works like a dream. The ReadyNAS is able to power six drives, which slot in behind the door grille – making the whole thing a sort of tiny rack storage unit. Supports USB 3.0 and 2.0, and with instant backup from the unit to an external USB disk. The ReadyNAS also helps with its own installation, by employing RAIDar from a network PC. One of the key selling points for the unit is its ability to use open sourced add ons, which have been created by other Netgear users. It’s relatively cheap, too.
HP Proliant G7 Server
The HP Proliant is Hewlett Packard’s standard midrange server. It’s designed to support small to medium sized businesses with a limited knowledge of IT systems – so it’s simple, robust and easy to use. The downside of this configuration is its limited capabilities – but then if you have the storage needs or the knowhow for something with more bells and whistles, you won’t be using the Proliant G7 in the first place.
Dell PowerEdge T410
Dell’s entry level tower server is designed for small businesses that don’t have the room for a dedicated server installation. It’s a storage heavy hitter, which supports six cold swap drive units as standard. You can also add in extra hot swap drive space if you need to. The PowerEdge T410 delivers RAID as well. If you’re buying on a budget, opt for the baseline model, which has an LED diagnostics and monitoring pane. If you want to have a couple more sophisticated touches, you can choose the LCD diagnostic panel instead.
IBM System x3650 M4
IBM’s M4 System server is the latest incarnation of the company’s long standing range of respected business servers. It’s designed to take double CPUs, a bunch of PCI Express add-ins and 24 DDR3 DIMMs. Like most IBM products at this level, the IBM System x3650 M4 is designed to give as much flexibility as possible, and can be scaled up as a business grows thanks to its maximum storage load of 18TB. The power used by the M4, even when running flat out, is still well within acceptable ranges. G2Digital can help you set up your server room: see what we offer here.
The Author is a technology writer who has been providing articles for well known computing magazines for the last 10 years. His network of technology and computing blogs is highly respected in the industry, and his posts are often linked by other important tech bloggers. He prefers RPG to platform adventures.
Buffalo Terastation Pro
The Terastation pro is something of an oddity – a small networked server that costs nearly as much as a full blown rack option. For a small to medium sized business that knows it’s on the up, though, the Terastation offers a lot of oomph in a sensibly sized package. It’s got loads of hot swap storage, and can support all sorts of RAID. Reading and writing speeds are outstanding and it has four different file sharing setups. Compatible with Time Machine, and capable of supporting BitTorrent, the Buffalo is a strong contender for mini server of the year.
Netgear ReadyNAS Duo
It looks like an old school stereo, and it works like a dream. The ReadyNAS is able to power six drives, which slot in behind the door grille – making the whole thing a sort of tiny rack storage unit. Supports USB 3.0 and 2.0, and with instant backup from the unit to an external USB disk. The ReadyNAS also helps with its own installation, by employing RAIDar from a network PC. One of the key selling points for the unit is its ability to use open sourced add ons, which have been created by other Netgear users. It’s relatively cheap, too.
HP Proliant G7 Server
The HP Proliant is Hewlett Packard’s standard midrange server. It’s designed to support small to medium sized businesses with a limited knowledge of IT systems – so it’s simple, robust and easy to use. The downside of this configuration is its limited capabilities – but then if you have the storage needs or the knowhow for something with more bells and whistles, you won’t be using the Proliant G7 in the first place.
Dell PowerEdge T410
Dell’s entry level tower server is designed for small businesses that don’t have the room for a dedicated server installation. It’s a storage heavy hitter, which supports six cold swap drive units as standard. You can also add in extra hot swap drive space if you need to. The PowerEdge T410 delivers RAID as well. If you’re buying on a budget, opt for the baseline model, which has an LED diagnostics and monitoring pane. If you want to have a couple more sophisticated touches, you can choose the LCD diagnostic panel instead.
IBM System x3650 M4
IBM’s M4 System server is the latest incarnation of the company’s long standing range of respected business servers. It’s designed to take double CPUs, a bunch of PCI Express add-ins and 24 DDR3 DIMMs. Like most IBM products at this level, the IBM System x3650 M4 is designed to give as much flexibility as possible, and can be scaled up as a business grows thanks to its maximum storage load of 18TB. The power used by the M4, even when running flat out, is still well within acceptable ranges. G2Digital can help you set up your server room: see what we offer here.
The Author is a technology writer who has been providing articles for well known computing magazines for the last 10 years. His network of technology and computing blogs is highly respected in the industry, and his posts are often linked by other important tech bloggers. He prefers RPG to platform adventures.
Panasonic UT- MB5 tablet with 4K, 20 -inch display
The overall weight of the tablet is about 2.3 kilograms and the battery life is of just two hours in the way. Instead, the tablet offers pure computing power. An Intel Core i5 is used, the generous 8 GB of RAM to the side. As data storage is an SSD with 256 GB capacity is available and the graphics makes a not exactly specified Nvidia GeForce.
And is of multi-touch display 3,840 x 2,560 pixels are displayed. The configuration is also a full-fledged operating system used: Windows 8.1 in the Pro version. The other features include WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, USB 3.0, HDMI out and a card reader. The Panasonic UT- MB5 will be soon available at a price of 4,500 Euros.
