Galaxy S4′s newest benchmark confirms Samsung’s Exynos 5 Octa eliminates Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 600
Posted by DannyD about 10 April 2013 at 12:42 Today at SamMobile, you received the newest benchmark tests of the Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 (Exynos 5 Octa variant) with Samsung’s newest test firmware installed as well as the results are very impressive. In past test firmwares Samsung had clocked the Exynos 5 Octa CPU to 1.8GHz in the latest test firmware it was reduced to 1.6GHz, as Samsung officially announced. There are, currently, 3 variants of the Galaxy S4:GT-I9500 – Exynos 5 Octa 1.6 GHz without LTEGT-I9505 – Snapdragon 600 1.9 GHz with LTESHV-E300S – Exynos 5 Octa 1.8 GHz with LTE Samsung has provided a slight performance boost to the Korean variant of the Galaxy S4 by improving the Exynos 5 Octa’s clock speed to 1.8GHz. Do keep in your mind these benchmarks are not within the Korean variant (SHV-E300S) nevertheless within the global variant (GT-I9500) that is clocked at 1.6GHz and [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: 10 April, Apps, Benchmark Tests, benchmarks, Clock Speed, CPU, Galaxy, Gsmarena, Insider, Jobs, Octa, Performance Difference, Qualcomm, Samsung, Samsung Firmware, Shv, Snapdragon, Variants
Sony wants Aaron Sorkin to write Steve Jobs movie
Sony has acquired the movie rights to Walter Isaacson’s authorized biography of Steve Jobs and is reportedly pursuing screenwriter Aaron Sorkin to turn the book into a script for the big screen. Sorkin not only has several acclaimed works under his belt but also seems especially fit for the part since he had recently won an Academy Award for his work on the movie about Facebook called The Social Network. According to the LA Times, Sony is moving forward with the Steve Jobs movie and sees Sorkin as its top choice. Besides writing the adapted screenplay for The Social Network, Sorkin also worked on other films, including Charlie Wilson’s War and Moneyball as well as TV shows such as West Wing. Sorkin also happens to know Jobs personally as he had an opportunity to work with him in the past for a Pixar movie, which Sorkin ultimately turned down. He [...]
Steve Jobs didn’t want apps in the beginning
Perhaps the most successful feature of the iOS ecosystem is the App Store and it’s hard to believe Steve Jobs didn’t want any in the early stages of development. Luckily he changed his mind. Steve Jobs’ life will be discovered by millions starting this Monday when Walter Isaacson‘s book hits the market. So far many have pre-ordered it and we can see why – the main character was a legend before passing away. One interesting chapter of Steve Jobs‘ life has been revealed today. When developing the iPhone and iOS Steve Jobs didn’t know whether Apple could manage apps the way he wanted it so Apple board member Art Levinson had to arrange numerous meetings in order to convince Apple’s former CEO to create what App Store is today. As we all now the App Store got introduced back in 2008 and it started a revolution in the way we used mobile [...]
Review: Wunderlist for Pokki brings the to-do list (not the bloat) to the PC
Renowned to-do list application Wunderlist is accessible for several platforms, including both Internet plus mobile. While there are Wunderlist for Windows, the installation file alone is over 20MB, plus this might be before we even start the installation. With Wunderlist for Pokki, there is not a installation—once we have app platform (plus great Windows 8 launcher) Pokki installed, you are able to begin utilizing Wunderlist lower than a minute following choosing you need to. Wunderlist fans can know the elegant simplicity of the Pokki edition. If you’re a Wunderlist consumer, the Pokki adaptation of the application can look especially familiar, with each feature you’ve come to anticipate from alternative versions of Wunderlist. After logging into a account, you are able to commence adding scheduled jobs plus to-do goods, with or without a date, placing them inside your custom lists. Wunderlist for Pokki comes with many helpful keyboard shortcuts for simple [...]
Review: Razer Game Booster shuts down processes which distract the PC from a game
For pruning which woodland of running jobs, turn to Iobit’s Razer Game Booster (free). Game Booster examines a running environment plus selectively shuts down services plus programs not straight connected to the game you’re playing. Razer Game Booster assists we identify processes which might accelerate the PC (plus a game) should you shut them. The outcome of losing those unwelcome processes is a noticeable heighten inside responsiveness plus framerate performance, specifically inside computer systems where each clock cycle counts. Sporting ready-to-use profiles for countless common titles, Game Booster tries to streamline the task several players manually do to receive the number one numbers off their favorite titles, however, reduces the strip-down process to a single switch drive. New attributes add screenshot plus gameplay movie capture methods to the toolbox. Although there has been speak of transition to a paid service, Razer Game Booster remains free. Note: The Download switch found [...]
Categories: MobilePhone News Tags: adaptation, attributes, Clock Cycle, Computer Systems, Environment, Free Download, Free Game, Game Booster, Game Free, Information Page, Jobs, Pc Game, Product Information, Profiles, Responsiveness, running, Strip Down, toolbox, Transition
Master a tasks: The 10 right to-do list apps
You may no longer escape unfinished company, today which jobs plus projects follow we about the smartphone. Fortunately, the appropriate application will allow you to break the whip. Many task-tracking apps sync with function e-mail plus calendars, plus allow you to collaborate with colleagues. Best of all, every tool runs about multiple platform, thus there’s anything inside this roundup for everyone found on the team.
Categories: MobilePhone News Tags: Apps, break, Calendars, Colleagues, E Mail, Jobs, RoundUp, smartphone, Sync, Whip
Ballmer not worried regarding competition from Google, downplays Dropbox
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer isn’t scared to talk his notice with regards to competition, plus that’s what he did merely newly talking regarding Google plus Dropbox. In an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, Ballmer discussed the company’s brand-new Office 2013 suite, in addition to its SkyDrive cloud storage service, plus mentioned which he’s confident which Microsoft’s unique Office treatments may gain a great deal of consumers, despite competition from Google’s own set of workplace suite goods. Speaking regarding Dropbox, Ballmer reported which the service’s 100 million consumers “sounds like a very little quantity,” plus he noted which Office consumers outnumber Dropbox’s consumer base by many. While he wasn’t automatically striving to downplay Dropbox’s importance, Ballmer mentioned which it’s just only a “fine small business.” Microsoft currently boasts about 1 billion Office consumers, plus when several think which quantity may remain stagnant, Ballmer disagrees plus states which the service can continue to [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: 1 Billion, 100 Million, Bloomberg, Businessweek, Ceo Steve Ballmer, consumers, Downplay, Dropbox, Future Plans, Google, iPad, Jobs, Microsoft, Microsoft Ceo, Small Business, Steve Ballmer, Storage Service, Variation
Review: Freebie Multi-Process Killer does what you’d expect
Multi-Process Killer does what it claims found on the tin: It force-closes several programs to close simultaneously. It’s practical, it’s transportable, plus it’s free for individual utilize, however, for experienced PC consumers it’s equally outclassed by more comprehensive tools. However, the task-oriented shape makes it value considering for beginners. Multi-Process Killer is rather simple to employ. MPK is minimalist inside shape. There is just 1 configurable way, that is the delay between refreshes of the task list; plus there are just 2 details that you can do with it: Stop 1 or even more processes simultaneously, or reduce it to the notice location. MPK offers a list of all processes running about a PC, including several which Windows’ own Task Manager usually hides, like several program processes plus processes owned with a different consumer of the same PC. But, when a PC has several consumers finalized inside at when, be [...]
Categories: Techno Tags: Comprehensive Tools, Freebie, hacker, Information Page, Information Reduction, Jobs, Mpk, Open Source, Pc Consumers, Program Processes, shape, Simplicity, Task List, Task Manager, Tin
Samsung confirms Nexus Prime delay due to death of Jobs
Firm postponed this week’s launch as a mark of respect Samsung has confirmed that the delay of the launch of the Nexus Prime handset, Google’s latest baby which will come with Android Ice Cream Sandwich on board, is indeed due to the passing of Steve Jobs last week. We speculated that this might be the case last week, with Samsung suddenly announcing that the launch – which was scheduled for tomorrow – had been postponed. Samsung said it was a mark of respect to the ex-CEO and leading light of Apple. The firm told Reuters: “We decided it was not the right time to announce a new product while the world was expressing tribute to Steve Jobs’s passing.” Or indeed, there was too much attention on Steve Job’s passing and funeral that it might take some of the thunder out of the launch of the Nexus Prime. There’s not exactly [...]
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