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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
A comparison between Iphone 5 and S3
Im going to start whit Iphone 5:
The Iphone 5 is a smartphone made by Apple Inc. Iphone 5 is the 6th generation of iphone and it was submitted in september of 2012. It submitted the operating system IOS 6. It has a touch screen of 4 pixels , a processor Apple A6 of double core of 1GHz, a digital camera of 8 Mpx memory Ram of 1 Gb and an internal memory of 16 , 32 , 64 Gb.
Also the Iphone 5 has a resolution of 3364*2448 pixels, the best wi-fi conection, the FaceTime that is an APP exclusive of Apple and also it has the Siri that is the best voice recognition that there and finally it has a desing very attractive.
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The Iphone 5 is a smartphone made by Apple Inc. Iphone 5 is the 6th generation of iphone and it was submitted in september of 2012. It submitted the operating system IOS 6. It has a touch screen of 4 pixels , a processor Apple A6 of double core of 1GHz, a digital camera of 8 Mpx memory Ram of 1 Gb and an internal memory of 16 , 32 , 64 Gb.
Also the Iphone 5 has a resolution of 3364*2448 pixels, the best wi-fi conection, the FaceTime that is an APP exclusive of Apple and also it has the Siri that is the best voice recognition that there and finally it has a desing very attractive.
The Samsung Galaxy S3:
The S3 is a smartphone made by Samsung. I dont know what is the generation of the S3 because samsung takes too many phones on the market, but i know that that his predecessor is the S2. It has a processor of four cores Eynos 4412 (quand-core) of 1 GHz. It has a touch screen Super Amoled HD of 4,8 inch and it has a resolution of 720*1280 pixels. The S3 has a internal memory of 16 or 32 Gb. The S3 has a digital camera of 8 Mpx and his operating system is Android Ice Cream or Android Jelly Bean.
I think that these two smartphones are the best smartphones in the world but are too expensive.
I prefer the Iphone 5 because is much better than the S3. Some people say that the S3 is far better than the Iphone 5 because the S3 has 4 cores and the Iphone 5 has 2 cores, but 4 cores is a lot of power and not going to use all, so youll be paying for something that you will not use. Finally I would stress that the S3 is more delicate than the Iphone 5 and it breaks more easily as you can see in the video below.
Francisco Miguel Calatrava Nicolás.
Friday, September 6, 2013
iOS 7 Safari update to introduce a host of new features
The iOS 7 Safari update will introduce a host of new features to make the Apple mobile internet browsing experience much richer.
Safari has been given a fresh coat of paint for iOS 7 and will include a number of new features including a new smart search box and fullscreen mode for landscape and portrait viewing.
Of course, on the surface Safari for iOS 7 has retained some of the same features as its predecessor. It still has the address bar at the top of the screen, menu bar at the bottom and the traditional back, forward, share tab and bookmarks function buttons.
With iOS 7, when a user scrolls down the page, Apple has conveniently made all of the above disappear to allow full access to the content of the selected website. They will automatically reappear when the user reaches the top or bottom of the page.
Fullscreen browsing has also been made the only viewing option for iOS 7 Safari. Previously, it was only available when viewing content in landscape orientation on the iOS 6 version of the browser. Now, it is available in portrait and landscape and users won’t have to toggle it on or off.
Safari on iOS 7 now has a new unified smart search box that offers users a number of options to search. These include “Bookmarks and History”, “Google Search”, “Suggested Sites”, “Top Hits” and “On This Page.”
Tying in with the new iCloud Keychain, which stores passwords and usernames across any OS X and iOS devices like the iPad Mini or iPhone 5, Safari now offers the AutoFill function. It allows Safari to remember personal details such as names and credit card details that can be stored on a site-by-site basis.
iOS 7 also introduces a new tab view for Safari, which is more akin to the iTunes Cover Flow feature that presents the open websites in a 3D scrollable list. Similar to Android, users can swipe off-screen to close any tab as well.
Users will also be able to view any URLs posted in their Twitter feed in the “Shared Links” section.
iOS 7 will be available sometime in the autumn, as will the new OS X Mavericks for Apple desktop devices.
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Safari has been given a fresh coat of paint for iOS 7 and will include a number of new features including a new smart search box and fullscreen mode for landscape and portrait viewing.
Of course, on the surface Safari for iOS 7 has retained some of the same features as its predecessor. It still has the address bar at the top of the screen, menu bar at the bottom and the traditional back, forward, share tab and bookmarks function buttons.
With iOS 7, when a user scrolls down the page, Apple has conveniently made all of the above disappear to allow full access to the content of the selected website. They will automatically reappear when the user reaches the top or bottom of the page.
Fullscreen browsing has also been made the only viewing option for iOS 7 Safari. Previously, it was only available when viewing content in landscape orientation on the iOS 6 version of the browser. Now, it is available in portrait and landscape and users won’t have to toggle it on or off.
Safari on iOS 7 now has a new unified smart search box that offers users a number of options to search. These include “Bookmarks and History”, “Google Search”, “Suggested Sites”, “Top Hits” and “On This Page.”
Tying in with the new iCloud Keychain, which stores passwords and usernames across any OS X and iOS devices like the iPad Mini or iPhone 5, Safari now offers the AutoFill function. It allows Safari to remember personal details such as names and credit card details that can be stored on a site-by-site basis.
iOS 7 also introduces a new tab view for Safari, which is more akin to the iTunes Cover Flow feature that presents the open websites in a 3D scrollable list. Similar to Android, users can swipe off-screen to close any tab as well.
Users will also be able to view any URLs posted in their Twitter feed in the “Shared Links” section.
iOS 7 will be available sometime in the autumn, as will the new OS X Mavericks for Apple desktop devices.
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