Samsung Galaxy S7

Good - Waterproof, Curve design - Better battery life than Galaxy S6 - Camera focuses faster - Micro SD card slot - Powerfull

Bad - Still prone to carrier bloatware - Prone to glass cracking, expensive to repair - Expensive - All-glass design is fingerprint magnet - Lacking some future-proof features

How to Diagnose and Fix Carburetor Problems

Do you know? A carburetor uses intake vacuum to supply fuel to the engine. As air is pulled down through the throat of the carburetor by intake vacuum, fuel is siphoned from the carburetor's fuel bowl and mixed with the incoming air to form a combustible mixture. At idle, the fuel enters the carburetor throat through one or small small idle ports just above the throttle plate.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5

Good (+) Eye Catching (+) Built in stylus pen (+) High performence

Bad (-) Expensive (-) No external storage (-) Non removable battery

LG G4 Review

Good (+) Decent camera (+) Color-rich display (+) Strong spec list

Bad (-) Camera launcher not fast enough (-) Poor battery life for flagship phone (-) Unimpressive build

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Review

Good (+) Fantastic display (+) Smooth, powerful performance (+) Strong camera

Bad (-) Too big for some (-) Expensive (-) S Pen still questionable

Xperia Z3 Review

Good (+) Slim, light and well built (+) Superb performance (+) Excellent camera quality (+) Dust- and water-resistant

Bad (-) Too much bloatware (-) Expensive

Samsung Galaxy S6 Specification

Also known as Samsung Galaxy S6 edge SM-G925 Available versions: SM-G9250 (China, HK), SM-G925A (AT&T), SM-G925F (Global), SM-G925FQ (Turkey), SM-G925I (LATAM, Singapore, India, Australia), SM-G925K (Korea), SM-G925L, SM-G925S (Korea), SM-G925T (T-Mobile)

HTC One M9 Review

Good: (+) Beautifully crafted and well-designed (+) Speedy processor (+) Sense Home works brilliantly (+) Great front-facing camera (+) Best speakers you can find on a phone

Bad: (-) Aesthetic changes not an improvement (-) Rear camera not as good as the competition (-) Some software niggles

iPhone 6

Why do we have the Apple iPhone 6? Well, despite record sales, the Cupertino brand was heading for a fall. Not this year, or the next. But the brand had been trading on the same phone for four years and something big was needed to keep it current.

Samsung Galaxy S6

Samsung Galaxy S6 release date and costSamsung Galaxy S6 More Powerfull vs Rivals.Android Lollipop is here for a variety of different handsets and it brings with it 64-bit support which we see on the Galaxy S6.

Bluetooth VS WiFi

Communication is going wireless with the upsurge of smart mobile devices such as laptops, cellular phones, PDA, tablets etc. In order escape traps of wires and to stream data wirelessly among these devices, a number of protocols have been formulated such Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC etc. Using these technologies users can exchange almost all sorts of files at high speeds

Intel Core i7 Processor Families

The latest generation of high-performance Intel x86-compatible microprocessors, branded Core i7, was released on November 17, 2008. Intel Core i7 microprocessors are based on new Nehalem microarchitecture, which, like AMD K8 microarchitecture, replaces Front-Side Bus interface with on-die memory controller with its own dedicated memory bus, and a separate QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) controller that uses point-to-point protocol to communicate with I/O devices and other processors in multi-processor systems.

Intel Core i5 Processor Families

Intel Core i5 microprocessor family, released in September 2009, is a family of processors with medium-level performance as compared to Core i7. The i5 processors include many features found in Core i7 Nehalem CPUs - single-die quad-core design, on-die DDR3 memory controller, point-to-point protocol used to communicate with I/O devices, 256 KB level 2 cache (per core), large shared level 3 cache, SSE4 instructions, and support for such features as Virtualization technology and Turbo Boost technology

Intel Core i3 Processor Families

Core i3 line of entry-level Core-branded microprocessors was introduced on January 7, 2010 at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Performance-wise and price-wise these are middle-class CPUs, positioned between more expensive and more powerful Core i5 and Core i7 microprocessors, and budget Pentium and Celeron processor families.

Phone Screen : AMOLED VS LCD

Buying a phone is becoming harder and harder these days. There are so many different options on smartphones that it is hard to keep up with all the latest technology. With phones and tablets almost completely relying on touchscreen interfaces, the screens on these devices are easily the most important part of modern day devices. There are several different technologies behind these screens, and we aim to explain what some of these terms mean. If you’ve ever wondered what AMOLED, LCD, IPS, or TFT mean, you’re reading the right article.