Showing posts with label windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label windows. Show all posts
Saturday, April 4, 2015
HTC Windows Phone 8S
The device is pretty light at just 113 grams. The hardware doesn’t shoot for the stars - instead it caters to budget minded consumers. We have a 4-inch WVGA (that’s 480 x 800 pixels) screen, a Snapdragon S4 chip with a 1.0GHz dual-core Krait processor, 512MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage that you can expand via microSD cards. There is a removable panel at the bottom where HTC has placed the micro SIM and microSD card slots.
The battery is not removable, though. HTC is including Beats Audio technology on this device to manage to differentiate itself in the Windows Phone arena. At the back, we have a 5-megapixel camera with f/2.8 aperture, recording videos at 720p. One sore omission is a front facing camera, so there is no easy way to make video calls and make use of the built in Skype client.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
OneDrive on Windows Phone will allow offline file access in the future
Microsoft is listening to suggestions over at the User Voice forums on how to improve its products and one commenter mentioned how offline access to files in OneDrive will be great to have. In comes Casey Penk (a program manager at Microsoft) who reveals that the team is already on it.
Keeping offline copies from OneDrive is possible on a desktop Windows 8.1, but not on the phone. Competing services like Dropbox and Google Drive have file pinning as well (on Android and iOS at least).
Anyway, Penk says there’s no timeline for the launch of the offline feature, but if you were hoping for it too at least now you know it’s in the pipeline.
Give Radiant Touch to your Clicks with Windows Phone 8 apps
Thanks to smartphones that have made every one an amateur photographer. Capturing small moments and then creating the desired effect is so much fun. To make it more interesting, there are many superb photo editing apps available for Windows 8 users.
It enables capturing interactive panorama of places, people and events. The app pops up as a lens within the camera app. The user needs to tap the screen to select his first frame, move the phone up, down or around, and tap again to end. The app will stitch all the shots together into a seamless panorama. The user can geo-tag the results and upload them as interactive images to Bing maps. The images once created can also be easily shared as an interactive panoramic experience on Facebook and Twitter using the Photosynth.net service.
Free | Download from Windows App Store
This app lets the user to add various types of effects to the photos (colors, vignettes, brightness, vintage appearances, etc). However the most interesting feature of the app is its ability to create collages from numerous pics. There are numerous handy templates to help to arrange the shots. There are over 30 different image effects and over 50 frame collages to choose from. The result of the pictures can also be uploaded to the social media networks.
Free | Download from Windows App Store
Basically, this is a photo sharing network that provides a basic image editor along with some custom manual controls for the camera. The users can manipulate the exposure, ISO levels and exposure timing to get the desired effects. There is a variety of styles, brushes, filters, and many other effects to edit the photos. Meant for the manual control over the camera, this app also includes more than 50 different image filters and custom designed frames to be added to the resultant photos. The images can also be shared over the social networks.
Free | Download from Windows App Store
It allows editing photos that are already there in the Pictures Hub and those that have just been captured. Editing tools include a one-tap enhance to automatically adjust exposure, contrast saturation, etc. The cropping tool comes with preset proportions or free-hand cropping. The special effects include analog, lomo, neon, retro, art, vintage, black & white, scratch and old picture filters (around 76 filters), picture borders, tilt shift controls, and manual edit controls (brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness). Edited images can be shared through Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, Messaging, etc. Most interestingly, all the images are saved at their original resolution (no resizing).
Free | Download from Windows App Store
So, what are you waiting for? The App stores for iOS, Android and Windows have recorded more than 100 billion downloads in 2013 and more to come this year. Download these apps now and flaunt your photography skills. All these apps are available at the Windows app store.
Get more such amazing Windows Phone 8 apps developed at HBMobileLabs, one of the best Windows mobile apps development company rendering mobile web solutions across the world.
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Here are some of the best photo editing Windows Phone 8 application for you.
Photosynth
Free | Download from Windows App Store
Phototastic
This app lets the user to add various types of effects to the photos (colors, vignettes, brightness, vintage appearances, etc). However the most interesting feature of the app is its ability to create collages from numerous pics. There are numerous handy templates to help to arrange the shots. There are over 30 different image effects and over 50 frame collages to choose from. The result of the pictures can also be uploaded to the social media networks.
Free | Download from Windows App Store
Fhotoroom
Basically, this is a photo sharing network that provides a basic image editor along with some custom manual controls for the camera. The users can manipulate the exposure, ISO levels and exposure timing to get the desired effects. There is a variety of styles, brushes, filters, and many other effects to edit the photos. Meant for the manual control over the camera, this app also includes more than 50 different image filters and custom designed frames to be added to the resultant photos. The images can also be shared over the social networks.
Free | Download from Windows App Store
Fotor
Free | Download from Windows App Store
Check-out the Best Photo Editing Apps for Windows Phone
So, what are you waiting for? The App stores for iOS, Android and Windows have recorded more than 100 billion downloads in 2013 and more to come this year. Download these apps now and flaunt your photography skills. All these apps are available at the Windows app store.
Get more such amazing Windows Phone 8 apps developed at HBMobileLabs, one of the best Windows mobile apps development company rendering mobile web solutions across the world.
Follow Anna Harris on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Google+
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
LG Tab Book Duo Hybrid 2 in 1 10 inch with Windows 8
The Korean company has renewed its family of hybrid “Tab Book” by launching a new model that recovers the origins and revolutionizes the concept. The first LG Tab Book fact was born exactly one year ago and had Windows 8, this summer has gone to Android, but the change did not last long. The new LG Tab Book Duo back to Windows 8 and is lighter and thinner than its predecessors, or so the slogan of LG.
LG Tab Book Duo has two strengths: its weight and the keyboard dock, which this time does not slip but is detachable. The new hybrid Korean company is in fact a 2-in-1 detachable, and then sold as a tablet and a separate keyboard. The tablet weighs only 530 grams, “equal to the weight of a bottle of mineral water” for LG, and reaches 792 grams when it is combined with the Bluetooth keyboard. In any case, always well below the tolerable kilo then either be transported in short / long journeys is to hold for a few hours. The keyboard is also a key to the accessory-Tab Book Duo, because it manages to turn a consumer tablet in a device for productivity. E ‘with a one-button push to ease the “contact” with the tablet and is also compatible with other mobile devices. Unlike the old Tab Book, this model is equipped with a stand on the back that allows you to keep upright the screen when using in “notebook”.
We do not know much about the technical specifications; LG is left only escape that will be equipped with a quad-core Intel (probably a Boradwell? We hope so!), 10.1-inch IPS screen and Windows 8.1 OS. On board is also a USB 3.0 port, a micro HDMI and a battery capable of delivering up to 11 hours of battery life. LG Tab Book Duo is available on the local market (Korea) for the price of ₩ 740,000, about $ 670 or 550 Euros. Both the tablet and keyboard are declined in white and black. For now, we do not know availability and price official Tab Book Duo in Europe and USA, but probably we will know more at CES 2015 in Las Vegas.
LG Tab Book Duo: Hybrid 2-in-1 10-inch with Windows 8
driver acer aspire 1710 for windows xp 32 bit
SPESIFICATION ACER ASPIRE 1710
| Chipset: | Intel 865G |
| Front Side Bus: | 533 MHz FSB 800 MHz FSB |
| Installed memory: | 1GB 512MB |
| Maximum supported memory: | 2GB |
| Video card: | nVidia GeForce FX Go5700 128MB [1] 64MB RAM [1] |
| Audio card: | Compatible with MS Sound Compatible with Sound Blaster Pro |
| Speakers: | Built-in |
| Screen size: | 17" |
| Screen resolution: | 1280 x 1024 (16.7 million colors) |
| Screen aspect ratio: | Standard |
| Screen type: | DT LCD |
| Hard disk drive: | 20GB or larger drive |
| Hard disk features: | ATA/100 |
| Floppy drive: | None |
| CD-ROM/DVD/Optical drive: | Internal 24x CD-ROM [1] Internal 2x DVD-RW drive [1] Internal 8x DVD-ROM [1] Internal 8x DVD/CD-RW combo drive [1] Internal DVD-Super Multi drive [1] |
| Pointing device: | Touchpad |
| PCMCIA slots: | 1 x PCCard Type II |
| Modem: | 56K ITU V.90 data/fax modem |
| LAN: | 10/100Mb |
| External ports: | 1 x Audio DJ 1 x Audio Headphones/Speakers/Line-out 1 x Audio Mic/Line-in 1 x PS/2 1 x Parallel 1 x RJ-11 1 x RJ-45 1 x S-Video 1 x Serial 1 x VGA 2 x IEEE 1394 4 x USB 2.0 |
| Battery: | Li-Ion battery [1] NiMH battery [1] |
| Operating System(s): | Windows XP Home Windows XP Professional |
| Included accessories: | 100V - 240V AC adapter |
| Warranty: | 1-year limited warranty |
DOWNLOAD DRIVER ACER ASPIRE 1710 FOR WINDOWS XP 32 BIT
| Category | Vendor | Description | Version | Size | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audio | Realtek | Audio Driver | 5.10.0.5420 | 21.6 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Bluetooth | WIDCOMM | Bluetooth Driver | 1.4.2.8 | 19.2 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Cardbus | ENE | Card Bus Driver | 5.10.2600.1010 | 183.2 KB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Chipset | Intel | Chipset Driver | 6.14.10.3666 | 2.7 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Lan | Broadcom | LAN Driver | 6.64.00 | 7.5 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Modem | Agere | Modem Driver | 2.1.33.0 | 838.3 KB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| TouchPad | Synaptics | Touchpad Driver | 7.5.4.0 | 6.2 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| VGA | Intel | VGA Driver | 53.51 | 6.9 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| VGA | NVIDIA | VGA Driver | 5.3.5.1 | 10.4 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Wireless LAN | Atheros | Wireless LAN Driver | 2.4.1.30 | 11.2 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
| Wireless LAN | Broadcom | Wireless LAN Driver | 3.30.15 | 5.4 MB | 2008/12/03 | Download |
Sunday, March 29, 2015
HTC One M8 for Windows review
What if you could pick a phone and then choose its operating system? What if you could get a popular flagship such as the HTC One (M8) and replace the Android OS with Windows Phone? Wonder no more - meet the HTC One (M8) for Windows - the only smartphone giving you the choice!
HTC is the first manufacturer to launch a popular smartphone running on another platform. HTC One (M8) has been around since the last spring season and it has become favorite to many. Now it has a chance to expand its reach beyond the Android users.
Windows Phone is still young and advancing operation system, but since the Windows Phone 8.1, it has become a true competitor to Android and iOS in terms of usability and features. The growing popularity and the free license of Windows Phone to devices under 8" are probably among the reasons HTC has decided on launching its most popular smartphone - the One (M8) - running on Microsofts OS.
HTC One (M8) for Windows is virtually the same device as the original One (M8) - its got the same unibody metal shell, the same Snapdragon 801 chipset, the same UltraPixel rear camera duo, and finally, the same beautiful 5" 1080p display. It is absolutely the same device, just running on Windows Phone 8.1.
Key features
- Metal unibody with brushed finish
- 5" 1080p capacitive touchscreen with 441pi pixel density; Corning Gorilla Glass 3
- Windows Phone 8.1 OS
- 2.3GHz quad-core Krait 400 CPU; 2GB of RAM; Adreno 330 GPU; Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chipset
- Dual 4MP AF "UltraPixel" (2µm pixel size) camera with 1/3" sensor; 28mm f/2.0 lens; dual-LED flash; HTC ImageChip 2
- 1080p video capture at 60 fps
- 5MP front-facing camera with BSI sensor; wide-angle f/2.0 lens; HDR; 1080p video recording
- 32GB of built-in memory; microSD card slot up to 128GB
- Active noise cancellation with a dedicated microphone
- Front-facing stereo speakers with BoomSound and built-in amplifiers
- 2,600mAh battery; Extreme Power Saving Mode
Main disadvantages
- 4MP camera cant match higher-resolution rivals
- No 4K video recording or OIS (on a flagship device)
- Non user-replaceable battery
- USB On-the-go or USB Host
HTC One (M8) for Windows lacks the same features its Android sibling was missing on - a removable battery, 4K video recording or optical stabilization, and the camera still offers the same low resolution.
HTC One (M8) for Windows live pictures
Weve already met the HTC One (M8) and we know what to expect from its hardware presentation. But we are definitely keen on seeing HTCs take on Windows Phone and how things will actually work out. Maybe for the better? Lets begin, shall we?
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