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The Galaxy Fold is Samsung’s most significant leap forward, completely reinventing the shape of mobile with their first-ever foldable 7.3 inch Super AMOLED Infinity-Flex Display.
According to TIME Magazine:
“The Samsung Galaxy Fold opens and shuts like a book, and features two displays: a 4.6-inch display on the front cover of the Galaxy Fold you can use when it’s closed, and a much larger 7.3-inch “Infinity Flex” display you can use when you open the device. Inside is an octa-core processor, 12GB of memory, and 512GB of built-in storage. There’s a battery inside each half of the device, and support for wireless PowerShare for wirelessly charging Qi-compatible devices, including other smartphones.”
Watch the unveiling here in their YouTube clip or watch it below..
Microsoft is urging businesses to stop using IE. It’s already been a bad week for Microsoft products that have fallen out of the company’s own favour. Earlier this week, Microsoft released ads that basically attack Office 2019, telling users to go for Office 365. Read more in this article here.
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The world’s most popular email service is getting a big overhaul today. Google is making official the changes The Verge leaked earlier this month, with email snoozing, nudging, and confidential mode making their debut alongside a substantial visual redesign for Gmail on the web. The new Gmail begins a global phased rollout today, which is to say that it won’t be available to every one of Gmail’s 1.4 billion users right away, and the first to get it will be invited to opt in rather than being able to just turn it on themselves.
I’ve recently upgraded to a shiny new black Samsung Galaxy S9 leaving behind my trusty LG G5 which I was relatively impressed with. I’ve not owned a Samsung before but I’ve supported them for many years so some things are already very familiar.
First of all, it feels like quality. I’ve always said that a bit of weight is not a bad thing, which is why, design wise, I always liked the iPhone 4. It felt like quality in your hands. The Samsung S9 is not heavy by any stretch, less in fact than the iPhone X but more than its predecessor the Samsung S8, coming in at 163g. And for the first time in a while I’ve held off buying a case and the reason is that I’ve more confidence that the S9 will withstand moderate knocks and scrapes. I’m still careful of course but the S9 boasts an impressive, and near bezel-less, edge-to-edge 5.8-inch Quad HD+ super AMOLED Infinity Display. The screen and the bezel blend together to form a seamless design, with next-generation Corning Gorilla Glass 5 on both the front and back for durability and a nice high-quality finish.
The camera is great, boasting two different aperture settings (shift between f/2.4 and f/1.5) meaning photos look great in low light. It has super slow-motion recording, which lets you shoot a 0.2-second burst of 960fps footage and stretch it out to 6 seconds. The rear camera is 12 megapixel and the front facing camera is 8 megapixel.
There’s a raft of security features and I already have it set up to be permanently unlocked when it is in the vicinity of my Samsung Galaxy S3 Gear Watch. The Gear S3 had to be reset when I connected it up but now it seems to work better, allowing me to see unread emails and to read texts and most noticably I can now use Samsung Pay with my watch. The S9 phone also has iris and facial-scanning alongside the fingerprint scanner on the back (which I am used to using from my LG G5) as well as your normal PIN and swipe methods. The facial recognition is quite good if you have your phone on your desk at work. All you have to look down at it. I’ve found the helpful hints actually quite helpful for a change with the phone periodically alerting me to things I didn’t know about, making sure I’m aware of all of its new features.
Samsung’s digital assistant (their equivalent of Siri) is called Bixby and you can speak to him/her either by setting it up to recognise ‘Hello Bixby’ or by using the dedicated button on the left-hand side (or both) which you hold down when talking. Despite getting off to a slow start a year ago when it debuted alongside the Galaxy S8, Samsung’s Bixby has made a lot of progress and I enjoy using the dictate feature to have it write out my Whatsapp messages. 95% of it is accurate and I just have to change the odd word here and there.
I’ve found the call quality to be fantastic and certainly better than the iPhone X and previous phones I’ve used, with a strong signal both on 4G and Wi-Fi. Apparently, there’s also support for 1Gbps LTE download speeds where it is available, Bluetooth 5, and storage starts at 64GB which I have but this can be increased through a microSD card.
I’m quite happy so far with the purchase and although I’ll miss my LG G5, I feel I’ve chosen a good upgrade.
Here at Angry Frog, we’ve just finished designing our latest website for the Bad Girls Groove Band. Four funky female singers front this five piece band putting an original twist on funk, R&B and blues songs. To learn more, and to listen to some of their songs, and of course, to see the great new website, click here.
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Are you keen to start creating your first mobile application for iPhone or Android? Does the thought of learning the native code for both devices put your head in a spin? Yes? Did you know then, that’s it’s possible to code apps for both iPhone and Android using only HMTL, CSS and JavaScript? If you’ve yet to look in to this, just Google Cordova, or better still, start with Adobe’s Phonegap implementation, which is very easy to get up and running.
If you are familiar with Hybrid Apps already then you’ll know that you can’t use PHP, and if you are looking to design an app that allows your clients, customers or users to log in and/or retrieve data from a database, then you either have to learn a whole new way to do this or you can implement the PHP Login Script. By using a PHP API in between the app and the database and JSON within your hybrid app code you can check whether your user is logged in or not, and you can retrieve and display data from a MySQL database. It sounds complicated, but it’s not. We have demo and exmaples standing by and can help you get started.
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Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced that it has begun mass producing the industry’s largest capacity Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) solid state drive (SSD) – the PM1643 – for use in next-generation enterprise storage systems. Leveraging Samsung’s latest V-NAND technology with 64-layer, 3-bit 512-gigabit (Gb) chips, the 30.72 terabyte (TB) drive delivers twice the capacity and performance of the previous 15.36TB high-capacity lineup introduced in March 2016. Read More Here.
