Taskos To Do List for Android

Free, simple & intuitive to do list for android. Now you can add tasks by speaking to your mobile device. With Taskos to you can add, edit or delete tasks, share them with your friends, write notes, set alerts and even make calls!

New features : Share task via Email or SMS, Full Google task sync (multiple lists, multiple accounts, OATH, home screen widget, customized categories, improved sorting, swipe completed tasks, shake to remove tasks, auto-complete, quick edit of tasks information and more!

A top android to do list that actually helps you get your things done.

Key Features Taskos To Do List for Android :
- Speech to text
- Sync to Google Tasks / gTask / gTasks / google apps
- Home screen widgets (4X4, 4X1)
- Share tasks with your friends via Email or SMS
- Quick edit of tasks (Priority, Category, Due date, Share and more)
- Swipe to mark as complete
- Customized categories
- Alerts
- Notes
- Repeatable tasks
- Integration with your Facebook friends, Gmail contacts, Dropbox, Twitter followers, whatsapp or beluga friends.

* Coming versions will sync to: Todo list, Todo, Task List, Remember the milk, gTasks, RTM, Producteev, Springpad, Catch, ColorNote Notepad Notes, Google Calendar, Astrid, Outlook, Microsoft Exchange and more...

* Speech to text requires the google voice search apk

Recent changes Taskos To Do List for Android :
New & Improved sharing (via SMS and Email)
Full Google task sync (Multiple lists, Multiple accounts)
Secured authentication (OAuth)

Taskos To Do List for Android

 

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Ways to save BATTERY POWER on Android

1. Tell the device to only use 2G networks. (Settings » Wireless controls » Mobile networks » Use only 2G networks) If you do not need access to high speed data, or there is no 3G or 4G network where you live, you can tell Android to only use 2G mobile networks. You will still have access to EDGE network data and WiFi if needed.

2. Reduce the brightness of your display. (Settings » Sound & Display » Brightness) Most people can see an Android display quite well with the backlighting feature turned off. Move the slider all the way to the left, then try using the device that way. If you cant see it well in that setting, move the slider to the right only as far as necessary to view the display comfortably. Alternatively, Auto brightness coupled with power saving mode (found on most Samsung, LG, Sony, and some Motorola devices) will conservatively adjust the display to the surroundings to only the brightness necessary.

3. If your device has an AMOLED screen, always use a black background. AMOLED screens can reduce power usage sevenfold by displaying black instead of white or any other color. When searching on your phone you can also use Black Google Mobile at bGoog.com to get standard Google results (including images) all in black .

4. Set your screen timeout to the shortest length possible. (Settings » Sound & display » Screen timeout) This setting tells the device to turn off the screen after the selected period of inactivity. The shorter the period, the less power your display will use. The setting options vary from phone to phone.

5. Use the Power Control widget. (Home screen » Menu » Add » Widgets » Power control) As of Android 1.6, there is a widget that you can place on any one of your home screens that gives you quick control buttons for WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Push sync, and screen brightness (three levels). Use this to control your settings and turn them off to save battery power, as stated above. This is a nice easy shortcut.

6. Do not leave applications running when you dont need them. Close them and return to the home screen.

7. Switch of wi-fi, bluetooth, data networks when not in use since they consume battery while searching for signals. 

The top free power management apps available in the google play are :

BATTERY SAVER DU 

BATTERY Dr SAVER

 

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100 Ways to Make 100 Money

A Collection of 100 Legitimate Ways to Make $100 a Day!

App Features:

>> Almost 100 Tips to help you Make Money Online!
>> Easy Browsing of Tips!
>> Share Any Tip via Email!

If you’ve been on the internet for more than a few hours, you’ve likely seen at least one advertisement teaching you how to make thousands of dollars a minute, working from your underwear, in the comfort of your own home.

These ads are so ridiculously popular that if you’re like most people, you start doubting whether it really IS possible to make money online.

The truth is, it IS possible. It might be hard to make thousands of dollars a minute from the get-go (or at all), but there are certainly legitimate ways you can make an extra $100 a day working from home with ease.

In this App, We are going to share almost 100 different ways in which you can create more income. We have tried to cover all types of methods for all different personality and skill types, and We are confident that you’ll be able to find at least a few that sound good to you.

While some of them require more work than others, please know that you can mix and match. For example, maybe you can do a few hours of forum moderation at $10 an hour for $30, and then make up the extra $70 doing something else.
100 Ways to Make $100 (Money)

 

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How to Upgrade Q1 Ultra to 2GB RAM

*UPDATE 26th April 2008* Please note that the RAM slot on the latest Q1U released, i.e. the Q1UP is located under the motherboard. The good news is that it is accessible but you need to be willing to pull the entire machine apart. The bad news is that most will not want to do this as you need a high level of technical knowledge to do this. So it is important to note that this video does not apply to the Q1UP. Even if you follow the instructions and pull the case off, you will not be able to get to the RAM easily. *

In favour of a more reliable tutorial than pictures alone I have decided to post a video on “how to” upgrade the RAM on your shiny new Samsung Q1 Ultra. For those of you that own a Q1 Ultra it will make sense for you to perform this upgrade as it will enhance the user experience significantly. For those of you that do not own a Q1 Ultra it may pay to learn a few tricks for next time you decide to perform this upgrade. And for those of you that have never performed an upgrade yourself…go for it! It’s fun!

Since getting the Q1 Ultra in Australia I noticed that the RAM upgrade to 2GB improved the following:

• Faster boot time
• Faster shut down time
• Fast Application launch time
• Faster data transfer times
• Better multitasking abilities

Let me know if this videos helps and what improvements you find, after the upgrade, if any?

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It’s rude not to point

Tegatech Australia, and Hugo Ortega of the UberTablet Blog, focus on expanding Tablet PC as a concept and as an experience. Combined, the two serve as a proactive platform for evangelizing Tablet PC to a world not often exposed. As a blog the UberTablet blog stretches the conventional boundaries of expression in the Tablet space; as a business Tegatech Australia is Australia’s only Tablet specific Distributor. Often the two come together to affect our lives in a very real manner, the following report being a good example of that.

David Wallace, a friend of Hugo Ortega, and a C4 Quadriplegic, runs the lifekludger blog:

life=life; kludge=workaround

unforseen custom uses of general purpose stuff

The UberTablet blog recently helped get David his first opportunity to experience Tablet PC; the subsequent review is a unique insight into those living with a disability, yet it is much more than that. As David opens up his home to us you will find yourself inspired and motivated. He is an IT enthusiast, a fighter, and someone who should be linked to by all of us. His [ability] to turn his passion into function serves as an inspirational resource to this little blog.

Sahara Slate PC review by David Wallace.



Snipping:

"This issue of feedback is one I’ve never heard anyone talk about and one that anyone with all their senses working would not necessarily think about however it’s one I come up against in many areas of my life, not just computers."

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What Tablet PCs Mean to Mobile Providers

For the better part of a decade, mobile phone carriers have made money by enticing users into long term contracts in exchange for subsidized pricing on cutting edge technology. At first it was all mobile phones, then smart phones, and in recent years the burgeoning netbook computer market.

So, it’s no surprise that many mobile carriers are concerned about the recent trend in computing – with iPad sales having a direct impact on netbooks, devices that are traditional sold as a third or even fourth computing option.

If it wasn’t so frustrating to see the tablet space completely dominated by the iPad (for now), it might be amusing to see the flip flopping done by netbook manufacturers like MSI and Acer, who at first were okay with the growth in the tablet market, but now are seeing it affect demand for their products.

Just yesterday, reports surfaced that Acer is concerned about the telecom demand for Tablet PCs. In the last two years especially, netbooks have been a primary way of selling the MiFi and mobile Internet packages which can equal or even exceed the monthly fees charged for just telephone service. Those fees represented the largest single growth opportunity for the telecoms.

But, the iPad has cut into that tremendously. We may never know how much the iPad has actually cannibalized those sales (estimates range from the extreme of Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn claiming 50% of netbook/notebook sales were being devoured, to more reasonable estimates of 15% from industry research groups), but we do know that the rush is on to tap into that market and no industry has a more vested interest than the telecoms who are intent on offering Internet access for mobile devices with their 3G and recently developed 4G/WiMax networks.

What’s interesting in all this is the fact that, in truth, there are not that many devices yet on the platter for telecom release. The Samsung Galaxy Tab is finally hitting store shelves in a few weeks, and Acer plans to have  their Tablet PC available by the end of November, but even Acer is foregoing Android in its first batch in favour Windows– not a bad trade off, but not the ideal solution for consumer devices either.

Right now, I think anything that helps spread tablet computing into the mass market is a good thing, provided that the devices being produced are not rushed just to meet telecom demand. I’m not insinuating that Acer’s first tablet outing will be a poor one, but it feels like they’re a little late out of the gate and I hope it doesn’t sour consumes on the potential of more powerful tablet PCs.

There is room for growth throughout the tablet market, and while there is some room to worry that Apple will continue to dominate the fledgling market, cooler heads and more powerful devices will hopefully prevail – telecom companies will get their contracts and users will have their mobile devices. The question now is how ill provide them.

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Hugo Ortega gets to New UPPC

*UPDATE 11th Sept 2006* Due to the beating my Server received recently I have posted a YouTube Version of this unboxing. It is of less quality and has been shortened slightly, so its your choice. *

YouTube Version Can be seen here

NEW UPPC has a late night unveiling!

OK, so almost a week ago I announced the arrival of a new device, to my Office. I tried to remain coy and somewhat mysterious by uploading a modest BlogPost titled “Hugo Ortega gets World Exclusive.”

Since that period I found out my Video Camera was broken, Australian Customs had my EO i7210 on hold and I had to travel Interstate; while also attending to my normal duties as entrepreneur and Dad too. What this inevitably translates into is tonight’s late evening VLOG coming to you from my dining room, and care of my brand new JVC GZ-MG505 (30GB HDD Camera), brought to me by new Sponsors of the UberTablet Videos, Camera Action (more on that later).

I have to apologise profusely in advance for the file size of these 25 minutes - they too are care of this new 3CCD camera! Sorry, sorry, sorry.

So without further ague let’s look at my attempt at a late night unboxing event. It’s not pretty but with a bit of luck you get some idea of just what this device might do/be/become, UberTablet Style!

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(183MB, 25 minutes)

Artist: He is!

Show Notes: Its new!

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Take a cordless drill to your Mobile PC

The Drill!

(so my SMA adapter fits in!)

Today was a bit of fun and again I wanted to make sure you were all a part of it. If there is one device I have a lot of experience with that is the Samsung Q1U; and if there are three things I really like upgrading on this machine they are as follows: 

1. 
   
   Upgrade the RAM to 2GB (its DDR2 SO-Dimm, 667MHz)
2. 
   
   Install a mini PCI-express 3G modem (for HSDPA and GPS function)
3. 
   
   Replace the spinning IDE drive with a SSD drive instead!

Given I was uprgading all three in one machine I thought Id share a photo or two. I know one of the most popular videos I did was "How to upgrade your Samsung Q1U to 2GB RAM" so I imagine this blog post will entice many DIY geeks out there. 

Installing the RAM is easy and the SSD a piece of cake too (just watch the orientation of the pins on the ribbon cable and be very gentle with the latches holding the ribbon cables in place). The SSD I used is GMonster 1.8" ZIF drive with built-in 64MB SDRAM by PhotoFast! It is super fast and one I recommend highly. The Modem I am using lately is the Huawei EM770W (but often I use the Sierra Wireless MC8790 too). The Huawei is the same one found in most Viliv S5 and X70 and has voice support (!!!), quad band 3G and GPS.

One important and still relatively unknown step is how to get best connectivity out of a newly installed modem (especially a hacked up version like this). I had to go through many antenna, and many setups to get this right but I can report that this way works well! All you need is a U.FL to SMA adapter (U.FL = little dicky bit which connects to modem main) and (SMA = the gold threaded part which the antenna screws onto). Youll soon learn however that the SMA part does not fit into most holes on a computer...thats where the Power Drill comes into play!!!

The external antenna I choose is a high band passive antenna which supports Quad Band and is absolutely the trick! Sticks out a little but man is it worth it when you get full strength most anywhere a phone does! 

 

U.FL to SMA adapter and external 3G antenna

RAM upgraded, 128GB SSD drive and Huawei EM770W modem

Doing this stuff makes me realise how "un-fun" the iPad will be. With all its finished bits there is nothing left for us to explore or expand on! Well done Apple.

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Mass Market or Niche Specific What a Tablet Needs to Succeed

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – 2011 is going to be an interesting year. No one really knows where the tablet market is likely to take us and as a result, a lot of people are trying to guess. Just the other day, NDP Group threw out one of the biggest numbers I’ve seen yet – an estimate of more than 242 million tablets by 2015. Do I think it’s possible? Absolutely. Do we know for sure that it will happen? Not quite. And yet, part of the fun right now is trying to determine exactly where this tsunami of new technology will take us.

Will Apple dominate for years to come as they did in the portable music player niche? Or will then become one of many high profile players in the market as they did with their iPhone? Will Motorola make a strong debut at the end of the month despite a $799 price point on the Xoom? Or will then struggle to get a foothold against a less expensive, more ubiquitous device in the Apple iPad?

Right now, a lot of analysts are worried about pinpointing who can compete directly with the iPad. Maybe there isn’t a direct iPad competitor, but do we really need one anyways? The iPad fulfils a niche need. Despite its incredible sales numbers in 2010, the device cannot replace a desktop or laptop computer for heavy users. In fact, like many Apple products, the iPad is designed to provide the creature comforts of computing in a sleek, well-constructed frame. It is attractive, it is easy, and it has a LOT of Apps and media.

Other devices do not yet have these features, but that may be okay because in a market that is currently hurdling toward the future, the next big question should probably be “who can deliver the best device in each niche?” not who can provide another mass market device.  

Companies thrive and customers win when the focus is taken away from trying to please the most possible customers instead of playing to strengths and developing a device that does specific things very well. And while devices like the Xoom and TouchPad look incredibly attractive, their success hinges largely on the ability of retailers and the manufacturer to market toward a tech-savvy niche of users who want more power in their devices.

How to Establish a Niche in a Growing Market

I don’t think no one stands a chance as a mass market manufacturer. There will surely be at least two or three very strong devices in the next two years that rise to the top of the field for Android and Windows tablet computing. But, as the tablet market moves forward, I think we will also see a strong shift in focus toward creating niche devices that serve more specific needs.

Even Apple has done this in the past with their Mac OS as Windows took and held a huge lead in the home operating system market. If you cannot be the biggest fish in your pond, find a smaller pond. Apple did that with schools and creative professionals.

And right now, I’m as excited to see what manufacturers do with medical devices and enterprise integration on tablets as I am to see what the next mass market entertainment-focused tablet can pull off. Convertible tablets, 3D based tablets and many more are drumming up interest right now and it’s a good thing. The more companies are willing to seek a specific niche in which they can excel, the more varied and advanced tablet technology is likely to get.

But for now, we are likely to see things shake out a bit between companies like Motorola, HP, LG, and Asus. Apple may have taken the crown in 2010 for mass market device of choice, but there are a lot of alternatives in 2011 hoping to give them a run for their money. 

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How to make a app Create Mobile Applications

How to make a app ? ? There have been many people who are good at making application for the computer NORMAL . But do you know why the manufacturer / developer of mobile applications in Indonesia is very low . This is due to the lack of information about the compiler used to create mobile applications and other vital information that " may " intentionally concealed pocket for application developers that are always thick . 

A small application could even generate very much money at all . Small example app game Angry Bird is very popular , but if we consider that only simple applications only. Why be so popular ? yes I myself do not know what the cause might be the fate of the author again hockey is not clear from the more straight to the point, how to make a app?

How to make app?

How to make a app, On this short article I will explain how the procedure to make a java based mobile application . Programs needed : JDK ( Java Development Kit ) , version is up . Netbeans IDE , version is up. Netbeans Mobility Pack , version is up ( usually should be the same as the version of Netbeans IDE ) If you ve got three programs just install . When finished just open the program and create a new project Netbeans , propertiesnya adjust itself as the place where the project is saved , using MIDP 1.0 or MIDP 2.0 and so forth . This election is very important because not all mobile phones support MIDP 2.0 and so forth . Once it can directly start programming , because programming language JAVA language used I m sure a lot of people who are less familiar will definitely trouble , please find yourself on the internet references, how to make a app.

While I think its an easy visual once very similar to Visual Basic so most likely we will have no trouble using his visual version . Once finished we can simply try to make the application can run or build . If we can run first check whether there are errors that may occur , as there is no new error we select build . There will be 2 files created the file AplikasiKita.jad AplikasiKita.jar and this is what we need to send the phone to us and then we install. Its all about how to make a app.

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7 Basic Things You Need to Know About Android

Android, 7 Basic Things That Must Know About Android

1 . Not all Android phones cool
Android is an Operating System ( OS ) belongs to Google . In this case Google does not provide hardware such as a smartphone or tablet . So to create the smartphone / tablet is cool or the term high-end , still needs good hardware .
For example, the LG GW620 . This phone release in November 2009 with running Android 1.5 Cupcake . What happens is that the LG GW620 is a failed product . How can that be? If the iPhone hardware is always in accordance with the software because the two are linked and upon approval and has been tested by the Apple , it s not like that with Android . Hardware that supports Android , not always class with Android itself.
2 . Not all expensive Android phones
If you are talking about the Samsung Galaxy S II or the Motorola Atrix 4G smartphone certainly is an example of high-end hardware that supported the upper class. And it makes them have to be sold at high prices . But its not as if you are talking about Android Galaxy Mini or some other output Chinese manufacturers like ZTE or Huawei .
3 . Android different , different User Interface
For those of you who do not know , Android is not the only one ! Google has released a version of Android . The latest is version 4.0 or so-called Ice Cream Sandwich . Later I will provide updates as had been done previously . Maybe it could be Android 4.2 or Android 2.4 for the upgrade from version 2.3 .
Each update is given generally brings new features . Like the Android 2.3.4 update that gives firur GTalk video chat .
And , for each version of Android it had the look ( user interface ) are different . Similarly, features that were taken . More and more advanced features here given .

To be continued

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Samsung to offer a plethora of free premium content with Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablets

Samsung’s new Galaxy NotePRO and Galaxy TabPRO tablets are the most feature-packed tablets the company has released, and buyers of these tablets will receive a huge amount of free premium content from various content and service providers. The company already offers free content like Google Play credit or Dropbox storage, but with the new tablets, it has taken things to a whole new level – there’s one year of Bloomberg Businessweek+ membership, three months of premium LinkedIn, six months of premium Cisco WebEx Meetings usage, and even 12 months worth of Evernote Premium.

That’s a lot of free goodies, though it will only be available for a limited time after the tablets launch. Read through the press release below for full details on what all is included in the offer.

Samsung Brings the Ultimate User Content Gift Package to Game-Changing Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO Tablets at CES 2014

2014 line to offer the industry’s most comprehensive collection of the world’s most premium, exclusive mobile content free of charge

MISSISSAUGA, ON, Jan. 8, 2014 /CNW/ – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has announced that it has teamed up with more than 11 of the world’s leading mobile content and service providers to offer its Galaxy NotePRO users with some of the most exclusive pre-paid, long-term subscription offers from best-selling news, social media and cloud storage providers.

“We are excited to team up with so many of the world’s best mobile content and service providers to bring our Canadian customers industry-leading apps and services,” said Paul Brannen, Senior VP, Enterprise and Mobile Solutions, Samsung Canada. “The combination of Samsung’s best-in-class hardware with an unprecedented selection of premium apps, content and services will enable Canadians to Play More, Do More, Share More when it comes to their Galaxy Pro tablet experience.”

Aimed specifically at highly sophisticated mobile users looking for greater performance and capabilities than anything currently on the market, the new Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablets will extend their productivity with an unmatched range of some of the industry’s best mobile content and services. These tablets are designed to support every possible user need and provide them with a more progressive mobile experience across their work, home and play environments, delivering additional value with pre-loaded or free downloadable apps and services.

Content Gifts Offered Benefit and Availability *

Samsung

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Bitcasa: Bitcasa allows users to store, share, backup and stream all of their digital belongings in a private and secure cloud. Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet users worldwide can extend their storage with three months of the Bitcasa Premium Plan (one terabyte of storage) for free upon activation.

“The amount of digital content consumers own is growing at an amazing rate and at the same time people want more flexible and secure ways of sharing and storing content,” said Brian Taptich, CEO of Bitcasa. “Our partnership with Samsung gives GALAXY NotePRO and TabPRO users a premium mobile platform with an added secure storage layer designed for a digital lifestyle.”
Bloomberg Businessweek+: Read Bloomberg Businessweek+ free for one year and get fresh perspectives on global business news and market trends along with exclusive content and interactive features that enrich the reading experience. Bloomberg Businessweek+ is also specifically optimized for the S Pen. Samsung Galaxy NotePRO users can simply hover the S Pen over a headline for a full article preview.

We’re excited to provide the Bloomberg Businessweek+ award-winning content on a best-in-class reading platform,” said Oke Okaro, Global Head & GM of Mobile and Connected Devices, Bloomberg L.P. “The Galaxy tablet line’s premium display technology and S Pen enable Bloomberg Businessweek+ subscribers to have a more visually immersive experience with new capabilities such as being able to take notes on an article or previewing an article by hovering over a headline.”



Blurb: Blurb’s self-publishing platform enables Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet users to create high-quality photo books directly from Samsung’s pre-installed Story Album app, also available on the Samsung Galaxy S 4 mobile phone. The newly announced Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO’s large, high-definition screens make it easy to turn pictures into digital or print photo book masterpieces. All users automatically receive $5 off their first purchase.

“This continued partnership between Blurb and Samsung highlights both companies’ commitment to creativity and self-expression,” said Blurb founder and CEO, Eileen Gittins. “With large, high-definition screens, Samsung’s Galaxy tablets serve as the optimal medium to bring our user’s stories to life.”



Cisco WebEx ® Meetings: It’s now easier than ever to meet on the go with the Cisco WebEx Meetings mobile app featured on the homepage of Galaxy tablets. WebEx Meetings is the industry-leading web conferencing solution that provides an easy and cost effective way to collaborate and meet in real time. Schedule, host, and attend meetings, view content, and meet face-to-face with two-way video. Galaxy tablets will also offer features that enable users to escalate a phone call into a WebEx meeting, start a meeting from the contact list, or special to the latest Galaxy tablets, share your screen for optimal collaboration. And for a limited time, Galaxy tablet users with the Cisco WebEx Meetings app pre-loaded on their tablet can enjoy a free WebEx Meetings Premium 8 account for six-months.**

“Whether people are on the go or at home, they should be able to collaborate with each other just as if they were sitting in the same room, said Rowan Trollope, Cisco Senior Vice President and General Manager, Collaboration Technology Group. “Samsung’s Galaxy tablets are an excellent platform for Cisco WebEx Meetings because they will give Samsung users that type of experience. Together, we are providing an exceptional mobile collaboration experience across a variety of devices, allowing business users the ability to collaborate with anyone, anywhere at any time.”



Dropbox: Dropbox simplifies the work and personal lives of millions of people by letting them bring their documents, photos, and videos anywhere and share them easily. The service is used by more than 200 million people and 4 million businesses, with over 1 billion files saved per day. Dropbox offers 50 GB of space for two years with the new Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet.

“Hundreds of millions of people around the world rely on Dropbox to keep their most important stuff safe,” said Christine Moon, head of mobile partnerships and devices at Dropbox. “Dropbox partners with Samsung to give users instant access to their photos, videos, and docs wherever they are. We’re excited to extend our partnership to the new Samsung Galaxy tablet to help people simplify their work and personal lives.”



EasilyDo Pro for Tablet: EasilyDo makes sure you never miss anything on your Samsung Galaxy NotePRO. The app proactively reminds you of birthdays, checks traffic, notifies you about bad weather, tracks packages, organizes contacts, and more! With the Quad View Multi Window and Air View features, efficiency is easy to manage on a large, clear screen, all with the swipe of the S Pen.

“EasilyDo users value tools that encourage increased productivity,” said Mikael Berner, CEO and co-founder of EasilyDo. “Samsung’s Galaxy tablets provide the perfect vehicle for this, offering features that enable multi-tasking and efficiency on a large and beautifully defined screen.”



Evernote: This award-winning application helps users live and work more effectively with the ability to capture and recall important information instantly. From thoughts and ideas to work documents and inspirational snapshots, Evernote syncs these essential notes across several devices automatically. Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet users get unlimited monthly upload for syncing S Notes with Evernote and up to 12 months of Evernote Premium.

“Evernote users live and work across several devices and tablets are playing an increasingly important role in how they get things done,” said Alex Pachikov, VP of partnerships for Evernote. “The Galaxy tablet’s enhanced note-taking capabilities make it simple to instantly capture and recall thoughts, share notes created and explore your content. It’s one of the most powerful and productive Evernote experiences on a tablet today.”



Hancom Office: Hancom Office for Android is designed for the PC user with friendly features for novice users and professional features for advanced users. As a result, Hancom Office is the ideal office program for both educational and work environments. By using Hancom Office for Android, which provides enhanced compatibility and supports a variety of document formats, Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO users can fully experience the Smart Work environment.

“It is an enormously significant opportunity for a line of world-class mobile devices like Samsung’s Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet series to come equipped with Hancom’s professional office technology,” said Hong-goo Lee, Hancom’s CEO. “This will provide Samsung’s users with a powerful platform for productivity and further help establish Hancom as a global software company.”



LinkedIn: LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network with 259 million members in over 200 countries and territories around the globe. Mobile users can make the most of wherever they are and stay engaged with who they know, discover industry insights, and share their expertise. Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablet users will get access to three months of LinkedIn Premium membership.

“LinkedIn’s membership of professionals are increasingly mobile, and they need to stay engaged with their network of contacts, discover industry insights and share their expertise wherever they are,” said Josh Graff, Director LinkedIn Marketing Solutions, EMEA. “Samsung’s Galaxy tablets enhance this experience, offering world-class technology that allows users to access content and enjoy much more information on-the-go, enabling them to be more productive and successful.”



LIVESPORT.TV: LIVESPORT is the home of official premium sports live streaming across digital platforms. It is a network of premium online sports channels, featuring top sports competitions from around the world

“As the official home of premium sports live streaming across digital platforms, we constantly strive to deliver our viewers with the highest quality viewing experience,” said Oliver Slipper, Joint-CEO of PERFORM, the owner of LIVESPORT. “Samsung’s Galaxy tablets deliver this ultimate experience, offering a massive widescreen display and crystal clear resolution, providing our viewers with stunning visual access to live coverage of a number of leading sports leagues and cup competitions from across the globe.”



NY Times: Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO users can keep up to date with all the latest news with the NY Times on their tablet’s high-resolution screen. The application comes with a free 7-day trial and then the first 12 weeks free with a subscription.

Oxford Advanced Learner’s A-Z: The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary has been used by over 35 million people and is available for free download. Users will receive the free non-audio version of the application for quick and easy access to over 180,000 English words, phrases and meanings.

“We are delighted to work with Samsung to bring the market-leading Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary to users of the new Samsung Galaxy tablet devices,” said Paul Riley, Director of Channel and Partnerships at Oxford University Press. “The Oxford Advanced Learner’s A-Z app helps you to understand what words mean and how to use them. The app supports Samsung’s multi-view feature so that you can keep your dictionary open in one window while running a different app in a second window, making it an ideal tool for reference and study purposes.”



Remote PC: Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO users can seamlessly access and control their home or office desktop PC over Wi-Fi, 3G, or LTE in order to use their favorite programs and edit and save files remotely making sure they don’t skip a beat while on the road. Users will be able to control their mouse, keyboard (with functional keys and keyboard shortcuts), multimedia, presentation or power system commands.

“It makes total sense for us to partner with Samsung on their new line of Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablets,” said Heyongsoo Seo, CEO of RSUPPORT. “Our Remote PC app is the perfect complement to Samsung’s mobile users, providing them with a seamless way to stay connected with their PC hub at home or in the office through one of the best mobile devices on the market today.”



Sketchbook Pro: Autodesk SketchBook for Galaxy, the popular mobile painting and drawing app, lets users create everything from quick sketches to masterpieces. Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO users can use the S Pen and SketchBook for Galaxy to unleash their creativity and turn their device into a springboard for new ideas.
Consumers are invited to follow @SamsungCanada on Twitter for the latest CES adventures via video, photos and social updates. EP Daily Host Marissa Roberto (@MarissaRoberto) will host a video series full of exclusive, behind-the-scenes content from the show floor during CES 2014.

* Certain Conditions apply. Subject to availability. Offers valid for a limited period of time. Qualifying products are Galaxy NotePRO (12.2) and TabPRO (12.2) only. The services listed above may not be available in all regions and features may vary by region. Also, service provider may change the name and/or value of its application at any time.

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About Samsung Electronics Canada

Samsung Electronics Canada offers a broad range of award-winning consumer electronics including televisions, smartphones, personal computers, printers, cameras, home appliances, medical devices, semiconductors and LED solutions. The Canadian arm, selected in 2013 as one of Strategy Magazine’s Brands of the Year, upholds Samsung’s global mission to open new possibilities for young minded consumers everywhere, providing users premium experiences that are unparalleled due to Samsung’s innovative technology and stylish design. As a result, Samsung has become a true leader in the consumer electronics industry both in terms of business leadership and brand strength. In 2013, Samsung was ranked #8 in the Interbrand 100 Best Global Brands and was named as one of Marketing Magazine’s 2012 Top 10 Marketers of the Year in Canada.

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Guide How to use the Sony QX10 with Android and iOS

The Sony Cyber ​​-shot QX10 as an additional lens for smart phones . In fact this is a real camera because it includes a 10X zoom lens system , 18MP image sensor Exmor R and BIONZ processor . Do turn off the monitor and control system should smartphone will act as a viewfinder , and the user will manipulate directly on it . QX10 using Wi -Fi connectivity directly between devices , NFC will also help to simplify the connection more . Tests showed the connection speed between the QX10 and stable smartphone , in a variety of environments with Wi- Fi , you will feel a little interface will have latency from 0.5 to 2 seconds .

QX10 s interface is simple fact such a compact camera . You can select the shooting mode or shooting . In shooting mode , there are 3 options include iAuto , iAuto + , and Programs ( P ) . With iAuto + , the machine will automatically recognize the scene accordingly to capture the image in its fullness , including optimizing images backlit ( take 2 tiles left ) or exposed night portable ( handheld twilight - shooting 6 plates composite ) . This feature is most Cyber- shot cameras are , but the Xperia is not integrated .

With the P mode , the QX10 we can only adjust the EV exposure and white balance . Some utilities , such as tuning timer capture , playback when shooting ... mode but no successive panels . Unfortunately, the other parameters can not be interference . The QX100 , I think you will be able to adjust more than one , including aperture , speed , ISO , metering ...

The smartphone is connected to the NFC is pretty simple , you just need to install PlayMemories Mobile application from Google Play , then open the camera , open NFC on the phone , touching the two devices to wait a few seconds and is ready for use .

With the machine as there is no NFC Android or iOS , Sony provides a password to access Wi- Fi on the QX10 . When it QX10 act as a Wi - Fi hotspot , your phone and access to the Wi - Fi connection . Then use PlayMemories Mobile software .

Tests showed that even the relatively configure phones like Xperia E  LG Optimus L1 II still works well with the Cyber ​​-shot QX10 . To save memory , you can choose to save the image mode 2 MP ( 1920 x 1080 pixels with 16:9 aspect ratio ) to transfer images to your phone. Original photo 18 MP microSD/M2 stored on the memory card . At this point , the photograph will be faster , because the pictures have a resolution of 18 MP usually takes between 2-4 seconds to transfer the phone QX1 .

Thus, the QX10 has a compact design (though hardly jeans pocket ) , turn off screen , suitable as a lens to expand high-quality phones . You can take pictures and even posted on the internet without much thought . Higher resolution images will be stored in the memory card is still valid for printing high-quality images ( 300 dpi ) . Price clamping device in accordance with the computer screen from 2.8 " ( 5.5 cm - LG Optimus L1 II ) to 5.5 " ( Galaxy Note 2 ) .

Reference source: Tinhte

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