Samsung Galaxy S5 vs HTC One Comparison Review

As Mobile World Congress 2014 blazes on in Barcelona, the smartphone world has been largely defined by the struggle between Samsung and HTC. On one hand, there’s the runaway success of 2013’s Galaxy S4 coupled with the rise of the Android 4.4 platform; on the other, in HTC and its HTC One was one of the finest Android handsets of 2013. The two firms and their product offerings are as closely matched as ever. Now that Samsung has unveiled its latest flagship handset – the Galaxy S5 – the battle for 2014 looks like it has kicked off in earnest, and the two bitter rivals are each looking to establish themselves as the industry’s top dog.

The Galaxy S5 comes with notable features than its predecessor – the Galaxy S4. It is packed with a fingerprint sensor, increased screen size, a waterproof encasing, and upgraded camera components. While, HTC raised the bar with the One, adding in new hardware, cutting edge design and a complete rethink of its custom Android skin, Sense.
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How To Remove The Ads From Amazon Kindle for Free

Advertisements or simply ads have been major source of revenue for many online apps or web service providers. If you get a new Kindle with Special Offers that is subsidized with ads display on the bottom footer and feel it too annoying, you could pay Amazon $30 to get rid of them. Or, if you don’t want to pay the money, here’s the hack to remove the ads from your Kindle with free.
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Oppo N1 Cameraphone That For Selfies

Oppo N1, Oppo’s latest flagship handset, bringing massive, packed with tech, and innovative mobile technologies in a compact 5.9-inch form.

With the ability to flip the camera from back to front at 206 degrees, Oppo N1 equipped 13-megapixels sensor, earpiece, and multi-angle LED flash for selfie, as well as the versatility of shooting at all sorts of angles without having to hold the phone awkwardly.

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AMD’s Radeon R7 250X Targets Budget-Minded PC Gamers With Costs $99

AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) has just released a new AMD’s Radeon R7 250X graphics card which designed to slot between the R7 250 and R7 260 that suitable for various multimedia intensive applications. Radeon R7 250X is a powerful GPU clocking either 1 GB or 2 GB of VRAM at 4.5 GHz, 640 stream processors, 40 texture units, and 16 ROPs which claimed to be able to exceed its predecessor GPU performance.

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Pentax K-50 With 81 Weather-Sealed Body and 120 Colour Combinations

Want a lilac body with turquoise grip? With latest Pentax K-50, users can experiment with 120 color combinations that allow purchasers to choose a different colored body, grip, and lens that wished. Photography enthusiasts are currently raving about Pentax’s K-50 digital SLR, which offering 81 weather sealing, 16 megapixel APS-C image sensor, 100% optical pentaprism viewfinder, fast 5.9fps burst shooting, and image stabilization.

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Innergie PocketCell Duo Power On the Go

There is a reason why the tech market is in danger of being flooded with portable chargers and mobile battery banks. It is because they are undeniably handy especially for travellers. The PocketCell Duo from Innergie is an ultra-compact rechargeable battery bank but has duo 2.1 Amp Ultra-fast USB ports that allow you to charge two tablet-PCs or two smartphones simultaneously.

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Protect Your Samsung Galaxy S4 With OTTER Case

One thing that we all love about casing is that it gives a personalized look to our smartphone. Even better some casings are designed to suit our lifestyle, which is what OtterBox has come out as a celebration to the release of Samsung Galaxy S4. Introducing the Defender Series, the Commuter Series, and the Reflex Series each offer different levels of mobile protection. Best known for its rugged and multi-layered protection that provides superior protection for heavy use and random accidents, The Defender Series is built to protect the Galaxy S4 from catastrophe with its absorbing outer layer, solid plastic inner shell and built in-screen protector.

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How to Remove and Delete AutoComplete or AutoFill Entries in Chrome

Google Chrome web browser, like most modern web browser, has auto-complete or auto-fill feature which automatically suggests matching entries based on previously entered phrases or strings, and previously visited URLs.

However, once enabled, the auto-complete will always remember the typed entries or previous links, and automatically suggest similar or matching entries based on what’s been typed into the an input field, text area or address bar. Sometimes, the list of previously typed terms also appear automatically in the drop-down list, before anything is typed, when a field or search box is clicked with a mouse or down-arrow key is pressed.
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