Penvatars is one the way for Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge

Samsung is looking for offer a different experience of S Pen to the Samsung Galaxy smartphone users. The brand gives the name of S Pen feature is Penvatars. You will put the S Pen’s pointer to any of the avatars and it will get life and do its funny activity to your display.

Samsung has signed with Marvel in order to release the first flagship of Penvatars. Therefore, you will get the heroes from The Avengers, Thor, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America and more on the display screen.

However, Samsung has not said a word about the release of the downloadable app. But, this is the beginning and only the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge and Note 4 users will get the feature on their S Pen pointer on the heroes.

If you have any of the two smartphones, be ready, because Penvatars could be released at any time. Let’s see how they will look like on the screen.

 

Penvatars is one the way for Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge

Fake Test Result: NVIDIA sued by Samsung for patent infringement

Finally, Samsung sued NVIDIA for the infringing on its patents and providing false benchmark figures publicly. According to the Samsung, NVIDIA has published fake news of Shield Tablet comparing with the new Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Moreover, Samsung sued for the usage of six Samsung patents without licensing.

NVIDIA has tried some illegal efforts that Shield Tablet’s Tegra K1 processor does really good than the Samsung Exynos 5433 process. At the same time, this brand has used some of the Samsung smartphones as the test that shows the wrong result.

Samsung also claims that Velocity Micro, a PC manufacturer company has infringed on two patents and uses NVIDI’s graphic card too! At the same time, NVIDIA shows negative answer to the statement of Samsung and reported, the processor of Shield Tablet shows better performance than the Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

However, the chip marker tested both of the processor that shows the news was wrong. You also heard about the propping up the benchmark test results of the performance of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 last year’s October.

Fake Test Result: NVIDIA sued by Samsung for patent infringement

Motorola DROID Turbo performance benchmarks reveal it to be the fastest QHD smartphone

The recently launched Motorola DROID Turbo has some powerful specs. The Verizon exclusive DROID Turbo is the most powerful Android smartphone available in the market today. If we compare the performance benchmarks of flagships of various companies, the Motorola DROID Turbo, LG G3, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Sony Xperia Z3 and Apple iPhone 6, DROID Turbo comes out way ahead of them all.

Have a look at the chart:

Taking the benchmarks one by one, the first one is Quadrant. This benchmark covers 21 tests that include processor, memory, 2D graphics, output and Input. Here, Galaxy Note 4 tops with 24,053 points followed by LG G3 with 23,551 points and the Droid Turbo is third with 21,739 points.

An Tu Tu measures CPU, memory, 2D and 3D graphics, SD card and other process performances. In this, DROID Turbo is ahead of all with 48,412 points followed by Galaxy Note 4 with 41,185 points.

In the Vellamo Metal benchmark that tests single core CPU performance, the Snapdragon 805 quad-core 2.7GHz processor of Motorola DROID Turbo performed way ahead of others with 1814 points and LG G3 came a poor second with 1,322 points.

The Sunspider measures JavaScript computing performance and in this test the lower score is better. Here, iPhone 6 scored the lowest 353.4 points while DROID Turbo came second with 828.2 points.

Coming to graphics, in the GFXBench T-Rex and Manhattan 3D on-screen tests, iPhone rendered maximum frames per second in both the tests with 49 FPS and 26 FPS respectively but iPhone 6 has the lowest screen resolution at 750 x 1334. Sony Xperia Z3 has a 1080p screen and rendered 29 FPS and 12.5 FPS. The other three have a whopping 2560 x 1440 resolution.  In the tests, DROID Turbo rendered 28 FPS and 11 FPS, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, 26 FPS and 11 FPS and LG G3, 21 FPS and 7FPS.

Thus we can see that Sony Xperia Z3 is the best performer among Android phones in the GFXBench benchmark but it has a lower resolution. The DROID Turbo is undoubtedly the king in QHD smartphones. In the T-RED test, DROID Turbo is faster than Galaxy Note 4 and in the Manhattan test it is at par with it. The LG G3, with its weaker graphics comes last.

The Basemark OS II is an all in one benchmark similar to the An Tu Tu and in this, Motorola DROID Turbo got the highest 1297 points, followed by iPhone 6 with 1239 points, Sony Xperia Z3 with 1099 points Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with 1038 points and finally the LG G3 with 951 points.

Motorola DROID Turbo is clear leader overall, showing an all round performance and it is the fastest QHD smartphone available currently to the users in America.

 

Source PhoneArena

Motorola DROID Turbo performance benchmarks reveal it to be the fastest QHD smartphone

Sensor Sense in Material Design of Smartphone Sensor Data

There are many sensors in Smartphone that provide you a mini weather station so that you can get the advantage from any app. Sensor Sense is such kind of Smartphone sensor that put the card based interface to connect your heart to the Android 5.0’s Material Design language. However, this type of sensor sense is not novelty because this will move, feel and look according to the elaborate vision of Google.

This new Sensor Sense provides different types of extensive sensors in the material design in the data including Motion, Location, Battery and Environment sensors. Sensor Sense in material design data is really great with different graphic icon that also provides chance to access more data.

This new sensors have already been used in the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note 3 and we are very much satisfied. However, we have some problem in the office humidity because it has increased to 50%. But, we are optimistic about the HTC One M8 and hope to get good result.

Sensor Sense is available free that you can use with the icon and, the icon is available on the bottom banner.

 

Sensor Sense in Material Design of Smartphone Sensor Data

HTC One (M8) max probably comes with 5.5 inch QHD screen

Recently, a report on HTC One (M8) max Smartphone has published in China that shows 5.5-inch display with a great resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels. At the same time, 538ppi is the stunning pixel density with a 2.75GHz Snapdragon 805 processor and 3GB RAM.

Moreover, stunning HTC One (M8) max Smartphone will have 18 mega pixels of camera along with real snapper IOS. While 2600mAh is powering HTC One (M8), HTC One (M8) max will be powered by 3000mAh battery indicating huge differences of backup. However, there may be some troubles of the manufacturing but HTC claims to provide 24-hour charge backup for per charge.

Alloy consisting aluminum and silicon carbide is used for the HTC One (M8) max according to the rumor. At the same time, the newly Android L operating system is running that opened the HTC’s Sense 6.5 running.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4, LG G3 and Apple iPhone 6 Plus will be the top competitors of the HTC One (M8) max in the market. However, HTC claims to get the biggest marketplace because of stunning look and extra ordinary features.

HTC One (M8) max probably comes with 5.5 inch QHD screen

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to feature an improved Fingerprint Scanner

Over the last few months, many details of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 have emerged one by one. Recently we got the information about its ultrasonic cover and camera, and now details about the fingerprint sensor of Samsung’s upcoming flagship Galaxy Note 4 have been leaked.

The Galaxy Note 4 will feature Synaptics Natural ID technology that is used in Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Alpha. This technology has LiveFlex™ which splits the fingerprint sensor into two, with one part integrated with the main touch screen and the other with the home button. Both parts work in tandem to load the ID.

Like the Galaxy S5, the Galaxy Note 4 fingerprint sensor will allow locking-unlocking of screen, authentication for private mode and verification of Samsung and PayPal Accounts. Apart from these, the phablet will come with certain additional features.

Fingerprint Shortcut feature

The Galaxy Note 4 will have a ‘Fingerprint Shortcut’ feature through which specific apps and functions can be assigned by a user to the fingerprint of a particular finger. When the user swipes with the finger to unlock the device, apps assigned to that finger will launch.

Web Sign-In feature

The ‘Web Sign-In’ feature allows the user to use registered fingerprint for logging in to a website. The user will have to log in manually for the first time and enable the ‘Sign in using fingerprints’ feature. The Galaxy Note 4 will remember the logging information and next time the user can can log in with just a swipe of the finger.

Samsung Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Alpha may get these additional new features via updates in due course once the Galaxy Note 4 goes official. Samsung’s new flagship phablet is set to debut at the company’s Unpacked 2014 Episode 2 on September 3. Meanwhile, Samsung has already launched a couple of teaser videos highlighting the S Pen features.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to feature an improved Fingerprint Scanner

New Lock Screen pic supposedly of Samsung Galaxy Note 4 pegs 25 September as launch date

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is expected to be introduced at the IFA 2014 in September in Berlin and launch soon after. A lot of rumors and speculations about the device are floating around. In this scenario, a new lock screen image has been spotted in a German patent database, which could belong to the new Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

According to Phonearena, the German website samdownloads has reported that they have found a picture of a new lock screen in a patent database. Since the date shown on the lock screen image is Thu, 25 September and this date coincides with the rumored launching date of Samsung Galaxy Note 4, the image could well be that of the Samsung’s fourth generation Galaxy Note.

The report says that the new phablet will boast of a new lock screen. Patent photos show that to unlock the phone, the user has to keep his or her finger on the center of the circle and swipe it towards the outer side. This mechanism can be seen in the image below.

The source has also revealed that Samsung Galaxy Note 4 would feature a 5.7-inch screen with 2560 x 1440p resolution. It will have either a 64 bit Exymos 5433 processor or a 32 bit Snapdragon 805 processor. In addition, it is expected to sport 3GB of RAM, and 32GB of internal storage. There would be primary rear camera of either 12MP with an optical image stabilizer or 16 MP without an optical image stabilizer and a front-facing camera of 3.68MP.

Most of these specs have already leaked earlier at various times and you can have a peak at them here. It has also been learnt that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will come in two variants. One version will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 and will be available in US, South Korea, China, and Japan. The other version running Samsung’s own Exynos 5433 chipset will be available elsewhere.

Recent reports indicate that the mass production of Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will begin in July. In August Samsung will be busy preparing for the September IFA event. Meanwhile, the phablet will be ready to hit the stores in September.

New Lock Screen pic supposedly of Samsung Galaxy Note 4 pegs 25 September as launch date

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Exynos 5433 scores higher than Snapdragon 805 in AnTuTu benchmark

Two different variants of Samsung Galaxy Note 4 have been spotted at the AnTuTu benchmarks. The two variants are powered by different processors, one with Samsung’s own Octa-core 64-bit Exynos 5433 processor and the other with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chipset.

AnTuTu has posted benchmark scores for both the variants. As such, the Snapdragon chipset has always been faster than the Samsung processor. However, this time it is the other way round. Although the new Snapdragon 805 is faster than the current Snapdragon 801 version, benchmark scores reveal that Samsung’s own Exynos 5433 is even faster.

Have a look at the AnTuTu benchmark scores for the two variants of Samsung Galaxy Note 4:

 

In the chart above, we can see that Samsung Exynos 5433 breaks through the 40K mark and scores 40303 which is much higher than the 37780 scored by Snapdragon 805. NVDIA Tegra K1 is of course the fastest, but that can be attributed to the fact that it was tested on device with 1920×1080 resolution display while the Exynos 5433 was tested on a mobile with a display of 2560×1440 resolution.

If we look at the breakdown chart, the scores for both Exynos 5433 (N910C) and Snapdragon 805 (N910S) chipsets indicate that the Exynos 5433 is superior in almost all aspects.

AnTuTu benchmark lists that both the variants of Samsung Galaxy Note 4 would have a 2560 x 1440 QHD display, 3GB RAM, 32GB ROM and a 16MP rear camera. A leak last week had revealed that the Snapdragon 805 version will be available for sale in North America, South Korea, China, and Japan, while the other Exynos 5433 version will be available in Europe.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Exynos 5433 scores higher than Snapdragon 805 in AnTuTu benchmark

Samsung Note 4 Model Number List Reveals for Users

Just few years ago, today’s “mini” devices were the biggest devices of different mobile brands because of the new technology. Now a day, the mobile companies are launching bigger and bigger screen mobile phones that have made the previous mobile phones smaller.

While there are lots of rumors about Samsung Galaxy Note 4, finally, we have the model numbers of the smart device. However, Samsung Note 4 model number lists do not show or indicate any type of features information to the users.

However, this is quite clear from the Samsung Note 4 model number lists that it will come with 32 GB and 64 GB internal memory that looks Verizon, T-Mobile (TMB) and Sprint (SPR) notations. However, the US market is probably getting only the 32 GB model like Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

SM-N910A (for AT&T) is in the list that is notable one that was out as rumor just few days ago. On the other hand, the SM-N910C and SM-N910S are the two new list that provides AnTutu benchmark and taken from tech-leak-artist @evleaks.

However, leaking of the Samsung Note 4 model number lists is not surprising but it seems Samsung is going to have 22 different versions of the same devices. More rumors will be available on the lists; specifications on the upcoming months till Samsung announce anything officially.

Samsung Note 4 Model Number List Reveals for Users