Showing posts with label Huawei. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Surprise check Huawei P30 Lite mid-range and triple camera
April 17, 2019
Surprise
check Huawei P30 Lite: mid-range
and triple camera.
The third model of P30 is also official with the technical features, details and advances on the possible price and exit for Italy
Even Huawei P30 Lite becomes official a little on the sly and debuting on some secondary markets. After the formalization of the two older brothers Huawei P30 and Huawei P30 Pro, in fact, the new mid-range model first appeared in the Philippines and finally on the official page of Huawei Canada. Thanks to the publication of the technical features on the sites of some local operators, we are ready to go into all the details of this new terminal, which should also arrive in Italy soon.
The hardware is decidedly simpler than that of the two top of the range, in fact we find on board a Kirin 710 SoC with 4 GB of RAM and 64 or 128 GB of internal memory with a possible 6 GB RAM configuration that appeared in the Philippines. The build quality seems very good with a mix of glass and metal as for the top models. Triple the photographic sensor on the back (vertically oriented) with the 24-megapixel main camera, an 8-megapixel wide-angle lens and a 2-megapixel eye for depth. The front camera for selfies and video calls is a full 32 megapixel camera, hidden inside the drop notch on the high side of the 6.15 inch diagonal LCD screen at full hd resolution = 2312 x 1080 pixels in the unusual 19.5: 9 format .
The new model declares dimensions of 152.9 mm x 72.7 mm x 7.4 mm for a weight of 159 grams. On board there is natively the Android 9 Pie operating system with proprietary interface Emui 9.1, the artificial intelligence that intervenes above all in the photographic field and the optimization software Gpu Turbo 2.0 for more performance in the graphic field. The battery is 3340mAh with charging via USB type-c at 18W (it is from 22.5W that of P30).
Huawei P30 Lite
The sale price in Canada is 429.95 Canadian dollars equal to about 285 euros with release in April. The colors will be black, white and iridescent. All that remains is to wait for the indications for Italy, which should not delay in arriving.
The next top of the Honor range should be Honor 20 Pro which is predicted to be released in the very near future, starting from next April 25th with the peculiarity of a triple high quality camera on the back and flagship components positioning itself in a price range more that affordable, as per the philosophy of this brand.
The technical sheet of Honor 20 Pro should consider the chip produced by the parent company Huawei that is the Kirin 980 which is also on board the recent flagships Huawei P30 and P30 Pro. The configurations should consider 6 or 8 GB of RAM with a storage space internal 128 or 256 gb.
The screen should be an oled with a 6.1-inch diagonal at a resolution probably full hd + with a fingerprint scanner embedded in the lower part. As anticipated, the camera would be triple with the main sensor that will be a 40-megapixel Sony IMX600 accompanied by a secondary wide-angle or 20-megapixel wide-angle lens and an 8-megapixel one with 3x optical zoom. The battery would be 3650mAh with 22.5w fast charge through the USB type-c interface.
The various proprietary optimization and performance enhancement solutions like gpu turbo, cpu turbo, gaming + and turbo links would not be missing. The price of Honor 20 Pro circulating in the rumors arriving from Beijing is 2299 rmb which correspond to the current exchange rate at around 305 euros. A cost that is unlikely, if confirmed, to be offered on our market as there is always a price increase, although not so high in the case of Honor.
All that remains is to wait until next April 25 to know all the final information on this highly anticipated model that will follow Honor View 20 (pictured above) which recently debuted. And it is precisely from the previous model that it could inherit part of the design (with the notch with a hole in the front) and the colors.
What to do if the smartphone does not take
April 17, 2019
What to do if the smartphone does not take
The causes for a smartphone that doesn't take can be multiple. Here are some solutions to try to remedy a scarce or totally absent signal
Calls, text messages, online browsing, updating of social media, exchange of e-mail messages, listening to music and watching videos, checking the traffic situation and receiving suggestions on the way forward. These are just some of the operations we can perform - and we do every day - with our smartphone. Having become a multi-purpose center, the smartphone has seen its exponentially growing computing power and battery life: it is no wonder, therefore, that these two are the most sought after technical characteristics by those who have to buy a new mobile phone.
What few people do notice, however, is the power and goodness of cellular signal reception. Even if the smartphone you buy will have the most powerful SoC or is able to guarantee hours and hours of autonomy, without connection to the cell line - and, consequently, without Internet - you can do very little. So what do you do if your smartphone doesn't take? Do we throw it and take another one or do we try to solve the problem with more or less homemade tricks?
Looking for the lost signal
The most adequate answer, especially if it is a fairly recent model, is obviously the second. Even if the smartphone does not take well, in fact, there are some tricks that allow you to improve the reception of the device and allow us, as a result, to make the most of its functionality and potential. In most cases it is a matter of advice dictated by common sense: it will not be difficult to implement them, but you will still have to be careful in order to risk complicating the situation further.
Switch off and on again
If your smartphone worked perfectly until a few moments ago and suddenly stopped receiving the signal, it is likely to be a small bug or a temporary glitch in the operating system. To solve it, try to activate the airplane mode, wait about ten seconds and deactivate it: if it is a minor problem, everything should be solved with this simple operation. Should the problem persist, turn off the phone, wait 10 seconds in this case too and turn it back on. It may seem like a "good" solution, but very often it brings excellent results.
Check that there are no network problems
The lack of signal - or the inability to navigate and make phone calls - may not even depend on your device. It could also be that your operator's network is experiencing a malfunction or temporary failure, preventing you from being able to make the best use of your smartphone. To make sure it is an operator problem, you can follow two paths: check on Twitter if there are other users' reports (for example with a search by hashtag #xxxdown, where instead of xxx enter the name of your operator) o news launched by reliable newspapers; or rely on portals that make the reporting failure their "reason for living" (take, for example, downdetector.it, in which everyone can report a malfunction of any communication service, including cellular networks).
Reset network settings
If the services of your operator have no problems and the first trick to improve the reception of the smartphone has not given the desired results, try to reset the network settings of the phone. In this way you will delete all the old settings (including Wi-Fi preferences, passwords and saved Bluetooth networks) and, with them, any bugs or glitches that have arisen due to excessive use of the device. If you have an iPhone, simply open the Settings, click on General, Reset and Restore network settings
How to improve smartphone reception at home
In the event that reception problems occur especially when you are indoors (for example at home or in the office), there are some useful tricks to improve smartphone reception in just a few seconds. First of all, try to put the device near the windows, where the signal from the outside should reach more strongly. If you can't do it - your desk, for example, is in the middle of the building, with no direct outward facing - you can always buy an internal signal amplifier or repeater, which "intercepts" the cellular signal outside and he repeats it inside, allowing you to have signal even in the most difficult areas to reach (the same system, for example, is used inside the tunnels or the metro). As a last resort, you can play the Wi-Fi card: until you go back outside, use the wireless Internet, even to make calls, in case your smartphone allows it.
What to do if the smartphone never takes
Do you have problems receiving continuously and wherever you are? The possible causes can be three: the smartphone, the SIM or the operator. Let's start with the last of the listed causes: it could be, in fact, that the area in which you live or work does not have a very efficient coverage by the operator. Maybe you are at the edge of the area covered by one of the few cells in the area and your smartphone has difficulty connecting to the network. If, on the other hand, your neighbors do not have reception problems with the same operator, the malfunction could be caused by the SIM or the smartphone. If you have another smartphone or mobile phone, insert the SIM and test it: if it has the same problems, then it has reached the end of its "life cycle" and must be replaced. Otherwise, reception problems are caused by your smartphone, now to be replaced.
The 5 best smartphones for social media (and how to choose the one that's right for you)
April 17, 2019
The 5 best smartphones for social media (and how to choose
the one that's
right for you)
Social, social, social: the world is heading in this direction and nobody is left out of the digital revolution.
Several sector studies show that most of the time online, European citizens (and Swiss citizens as well) pass it on social platforms and - so much so that you are a simple user of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and so on, that you are a social media manager and you take care of it for work - the main tool to use them always remains him: our smartphone.
We increasingly share our content in full mobility. We capture moments of our lives and make them public, we peek into the daily lives of friends, relatives and colleagues, we manage the image and communication of institutions, companies, professionals. To do all this better we need a smartphone that can respond to all our needs, whatever they may be.
Let's make an introduction. We will not bore you trying to determine which is the best operating system: we leave you free choice. iOS and Android are excellent, with their merits and some limitations, but preferring one over the other is often simply linked to strictly personal factors, to habit, not necessarily to actual needs. Both, in fact, are able to respond to the vast majority of the playful or professional needs of each of us.
7 TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND TO CHOOSE
the smartphone most "suited" to social media:
iOS is easier, Android has more choice: given that it is not - in fact - our job to indicate the best operating system, it is good to remember this aspect. With iOS everything will be more immediate and simple, Android offers more hardware options and is often cheaper.
Don't pay more than you need for a phone: do you really need a € 1000 smartphone? If you don't have particularly complex professional needs, often phones that are not too expensive will fully satisfy you.
Display, quality and color are more important than resolution: 4K is nice, but is it really useful? Better to have a bright display that allows us to easily see even outdoors to be able to share on social networks in full mobility and in any environment. For the colors, better the AMOLED technology than the LCD one.
Camera, not only megapixels count: it is useless to specify how much and how the camera makes the difference in a smartphone for those who want to make the most of it to share on social media. Often we rely only on megapixels to evaluate their efficiency. Mistaken! Watch out for the aperture (the smaller the number, the better), the quality of the lens, the optical image stabilization.
The processor is not so important: Apple's A11 Bionic processor is the fastest mobile chip ever, but even mid-level phones offer sufficiently good performance for most users who want to use the device in particular for social media.
Does the battery last less than 10 hours? Stay away: the use of social networks absorbs a good chunk of your battery's energy. Do you really want to be without a mobile phone in the middle of the day? Pay a lot of attention to this aspect.
Memory, at least 32 GB: it is now the minimum market share, and is already decidedly reduced. The 16 GB phones are now a thing of the past, you would do a bad deal and you would always be worried about sipping stored content. 32 GB is the minimum required, from 64 upwards our advice.
THE BEST SMARTPHONES FOR USING SOCIALS, TODAY (JULY 2018):
IPHONE X
3 GB of RAM, video resolution in 4K, 12 Mpx of camera: these are just some of the features of the top-of-the-range smartphone for Apple. A bomb, for those who want to have the best in their hands to fully experience the social experience.
SAMSUNG 9
There are even 4 GB of RAM available, so you can work better even with many apps in the background. Extraordinary camera, and 4G LTE module to whiz across the network. Samsung also has an amazing solution for those looking for the best on the market.
HUAWEI P20 PRO
It will not have the charm of top-level competitors, but can count on amazing performances. Huawei P20 Pro has a total potential of 92 Mpx to be exploited to take memorable images, records in 4K, has 6 GB of RAM and a battery that will allow you to comfortably arrive at the end of the day.
GOOGLE PIXEL 2 XL
Although presented at the end of 2017 it is still one of the best smartphones in circulation, especially for those who make extensive use of Google services. Excellent operating system, sensational photographic compartment, very solid hardware.
HUAWEI P 10 LITE
For those who can count on smaller budgets, Huawei will still offer a solution. 12Mpx camera, Full HD video, 4GB of Ram and a 3000 mAh battery offer the necessary guarantees for a smartphone that is excellent for social browsing.
Article by Linkfloyd Sagl, marketing and communication agency in Ticin
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