China Tech Company Xiaomi is going to release its first Double Curved Screen Phone


As released pics, it is no doubt that China Tech Company Xiaomi will launch its latest mobile phone named Xiaomi Note 2. 

Pics released: 

Spec maybe: Snapdragon 821 processor, press control, 3600mAh battery, 6GB RAM + 64 GB ROM. 

Learn from Sumsung Galaxy Note Series? While so ugly it is. Hope real phone is better.

该机将搭载骁龙821处理器，支持压力触控、超声波指纹识别功能等，内置3600mAh容量电池，其6GB RAM+64GB ROM版售价2499元，6GB RAM+128GB ROM版售价2799元，

Cool&Intelligent Wareables Device : Less than USD 250, which Mobile Phones are avai...

Cool&Intelligent Wareables Device :    Less than USD 250, which Mobile Phones are avai...:      Less than USD 250, which Mobile Phones are available in Domestic China market? HongMi Pro finally launched, surprised by its power...

   Less than USD 250, which Mobile Phones are available in Domestic China market?

HongMi Pro finally launched, surprised by its powerful performance and its price. China Domestic Smart Phone market always show fierce competition, and customer have various choices. Compared with Apple, Samsung, LG etc, they have same specs while half the price. So China customers always have various choices when buying a smart phone. Today, I will show you which mobile phones are available in low-end market, if you have plan to buy a secondary mobile, hope this will help you a little, cause all of them are less than USD 250. First, Ads

1. HongMi (Redmi Pro) USD 216

  As the sub-brand of Xiaomi company, Hongmu series mainly engaged in cheap mobile phone market, and bring great sales volume for Xiaomi company. While still it has amazing performance, worth its price and quality.

Spec:

MTK X 20 Processor, ten core 2.1GHZ.

Mali T880 MP4 700MHZ GPU

3GB RAM, 32GB ROM, TF expand available maxium 128 GB.

13Million + 5 Million rear camera (double camera) 5 Million Face Camera

5.5 inch 1920*1080 OLED screen.

All kinds of net work available now.

4050mAh Battery

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Comment:

Point is the double camera which can improve the picture quality a lot, powerful performance.

While 4050mAh battery without QC is a big problem.

2. Huawei G9 Lite  USD 240

  Huawei G series also cater the cheap market, and brand Huawer also promise its quality. Each generation of G series showed a good impression. This time G9 Lite also inherit the core idea of G series-sense of business.

Spec:

Huawer Kirin 650 processor 4*A53 2.0GHZ + 4*53 1.7GHZ

Mali T830MP2 GPU

3GB RAM + 16GB Rom

13Million Rear Camera + 8 Million Face Camera

5.2 inch 1920 * 1080 Screen

Dual Sim card

3000mAh battery

Android 6.0

Comment:

With Huawei own processor, Huawei G9 is not so powerful, while it is pretty excellent in saving electricity. 3000mAh battery, a daily use is enough. While Storage is not so huge.

3. LeEco 2 Pro  USD 210

  Leshi, as LeEco is named carzy in Domestic China, cause when they launch a smart phone, its price is a killer, they never care about its cost. This is also why they sales great volume. And LeEco you can see how crazy they are.

MTK X20 CPU, Ten 2.3GHZ core.

4GB RAM + 32 GB ROM

5.5 inch 1920*1080 Screen

21Million rear camera + 8Million face camera

All kinds of network.

3000mAh with QC

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Comment:

If you do not care about its defecit in controlling over heat,LOL, they are the best one.

4. Oppo A59 USD 250

 In China Domestic Market, Oppo is different. They do not pay great attention in Specs, and always their smartphone is not the most powerful one. While it sells well in China.

Spec:

MTK MT 6750 Processor Eight 1.5 GHZ

Mali-T860 GPU.

3GB RAM + 32 GB ROM

5.5 Inch Screen

1280*720 Screen

13Million Rear Camera + 8 Million Face Camera.

All net work supported.

3075mAh

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Comment:

Regard common standard if its screen is not 720P

My own rank: LeEco 2 Pro>Hongmi>Huawer G9 Lite>Oppo A59 

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Microsoft Hololens is available for all people now

Before, Micorsoft hololens only can be applied by developers, but now, you can get it.

While, calm down, you must meet these three demands:

1. you have a Micorsoft acount

2. you have real address in Canada or America

3. you can afford USD 3000

If no problem, do not hesitate, click here to buy:Microsoft Hololens

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Best of best 2016 first half year smartphones

Already Aug, fierce battles still continue. While so many flagship smartphones there in the market, how to define a best smartphone is not so easy. People have their own preferences, here today, I have a try to list my own opinion best of smartphone top 5 is the first half year 2016.

NO.5 Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

1. Fast battery charging: 60% in 30 min (Quick Charge 2.0); Wireless charging (Qi/PMA) ; market dependent; ANT+ support; S; Voice natural language commands and dictation; OneDrive (115 GB cloud storage); Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic; MP4/DivX/XviD/WMV/H.264 player; MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC+/FLAC player; Photo/video editor; Document editor.

2. Corning Gorilla Glass back panel; Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors; 5.5 inches (~76.1% screen-to-body ratio)

Dual-core 2.15 GHz Kryo & dual-core 1.6 GHz Kryo; Quad-core 2.3 GHz Mongoose + quad-core 1.6 GHz Cortex-A53

3. Unlocked cell phones are compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile as well as with GSM SIM cards (e.g. H20, Straight Talk, and select prepaid carriers). Unlocked cell phones will not work with CDMA Carriers like Sprint, Verizon, Boost or Virgin.

NO.4 Google Nexus 5X

1. Unlocked, multi-mode and will work on all US carriers including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint, as well as MVNO's (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) and most international carriers

2. US version with warranty,SIM: Nano-SIM

3. Pure Android Experience: Android 6.0 Marshmallow

4. Fingerprint sensor for enhanced and simplified security - turn on your screen and unlock instantly with just your fingertip

5. Battery: 2700 mAh Battery USB Type-C for fast charging

6. Model LGH790.A3USWH; compatible with Nano SIM Cards

Price: USD 274

NO.3 Google Nexus 6P

1. All-metal design Unlocked, LTE smartphone with a powerful 2GHz Snapdragon 810 V2.1 Processor and the newest Android software, Android 6.0 marshmallow.

2. A 5.7-Inch, high-resolution wqhd AMOLED display and front-facing stereo speakers to experience your photos and videos in cinematic Quality.

3. The powerful 12 MP Camera was built to capture your world in true-to-life detail. Larger 1.55 µM pixels absorb more light¹ in even the dimmest conditions to make your photos Brighter.Quicker access and more security with a fingerprint sensor placed on the back to complement the way you naturally hold your Phone.

4. Long lasting 3,450 mAh battery with quick charging USB Type-C plug. it's reversible, so there's no more guessing which way is up.

5. Model Nin-A12; compatible with nano SIM Cards

NO.2 Apple iPhone 6S Plus

1. Comes with Easy to use iOS 9 with refinements at every level from the apps you see on your Home screen down to the foundation of the system

2. Keep everything you love about iPhone up to date, secure, and accessible from any device with iCloud.

3. With just a single press, 3D Touch lets you do more than ever before.

4. The 12-megapixel iSight camera captures sharp, detailed photos. It takes 4K video, up to four times the resolution of 1080p HD video.

5. iPhone 6s is powered by the custom-designed 64-bit A9 chip.- delivers 70% more CPU performance

NO.1 Apple iPhone 6S

1.Comes with Easy to use iOS 9 with refinements at every level from the apps you see on your Home screen down to the foundation of the system

Keep everything you love about iPhone up to date, secure, and accessible from any device with iCloud.

2.With just a single press, 3D Touch lets you do more than ever before.

3.The 12-megapixel iSight camera captures sharp, detailed photos. It takes 4K video, up to four times the resolution of 1080p HD video.

4.Phone 6s is powered by the custom-designed 64-bit A9 chip.- delivers 70% more CPU performance

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WANT TO BUY A DRONE? – 5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY 

LOOKING FOR THE TOP DRONES FOR SALE RIGHT NOW?

Before talking about the five things you should know before buying a drone I need to mention that during the 2015 Christmas shopping season it is expected that over 1 million drones/UAVs will be sold. This number represents an unprecedented increase in model aircraft taking to the skies.

With such a rise in the number of small aircraft taking to the sky​ you must remember you are sharing the airspace with others including commercial and private passenger aircraft. The number of drones that are passing within 100 feet of an airliner is growing. That statistic is unacceptable.

As a new drone pilot you should educate your self on the airspace regulations of your country, and the general rules​ of safe flying.

The United States for example is working on a set of rules that will require drones to be registered with the Department of Transportation (DOT).​ The registration process could possibly go into effect before the end of 2015. The Federal Aviation Administration chief Michael Hurera has stated in interviews: “When they don’t fly safely, they’ll know there will be consequences.” A strong statement from Hurera, but he is right.

This is not a time for gloom and doom for drones, its just a reminder that people should be responsible with their actions. You wouldn’t let a ten year old drive your car… of course not!

For the past three years this website has helped over 2 million people around the world learn how to build, fly, and buy drones. ​We always advocate safety when flying, and will assist any governmental department around the world in getting information out to the public regarding regulations and best practices.

​Ok.. Lets get back to the top 5 things you should know before buying a drone.
#1 NOT ALL DRONES ARE EASY TO FLY

If you want to buy a drone, you should first know that anything that flies is going to be hard to control. A typical quadcopter is actually physically impossible to fly, but what keeps it stable is the computer inside (typically called the flight controller). Every drone flies slightly different depending on how the flight controller is setup. Some flight controllers are setup for more agile flying, while others might be geared more towards stability.

When it comes to flying and skill level, there’s this magical price curve that nobody really talks about. I call it the “price vs ease-of-use curve”. Normally, with radio control cars, planes or helicopters when the price goes up, the difficulty level increases. However, with drones that isn’t the case. Here’s a simple graph to illustrate what I’m talking about. The ease-of-use value goes from 0 to 10 and the price value goes from $0 to $1,000. Looking at the graph you can see that the easiest drones to fly are in the $700 range. The reason why more expensive drones fly better is because of the added sensors and functionality to the flight controllers inside.

​Right now, the Phantom 3, Inspire 1, Q500 4K and last but not least the 3DR SOLO are some of the easiest drones to fly, where as something like the Hubsan X4 or Syma X5C are nice cheap little drones, but much harder to keep in the air.

If you’re wondering, the data in this graph is just from my experience, not any particular source.



#2 NOT ALL DRONES ARE READY TO FLY

When you’re looking at drones to buy, you’ll see a few common acronyms that pop up, RTF, BNF and ARF.
RTF stands for Ready-To-Fly. Usually an RTF quadcopter doesn’t require any assembly or setup, but you may have to do some simple things like charge up the battery, install the propellers or bind the controller to the quadcopter (get them talking to each other).
BNF stands for Bind-And-Fly. A BNF quadcopter usually comes compleatly assembled, but without a controller. With BNF models, you’ll have to use the controller that you already have (if it’s compatible) or find a controller sold separately. One thing you should know is that, just because a transmitter and receiver are on the same frequency that doesn’t mean that they’ll work together. In the analog days, if you had a transmitter and receiver both running on the same frequency they were almost guaranteed to work together. Now with digital communication that’s all changed. Even If your transmitter and receiver are on the same channel, they must use the same manufacture protocol in order to talk to each other. So check to make sure that your controller will work with your drone before buying it.
ARF stands for Almost-ready-to-fly. ARF quadcopters are usually like quadcopter kits. They usually don’t come with a transmitter or receiver and might require partial assembly. An ARF drone kit might also leave out components like motors, ESCs, or even the flight controller and battery. The definition of an ARF drone kit is vary very broad, so whenever you see ARF in the title, you should read the description thoroughly.
#3 YOU NEED TO MAKE INVESTMENTS UPFRONT

If you just want something to fly around the house for $50, then this section doesn’t really apply to you, but if you’re looking at spending hundreds (maybe even thousands) of dollars then you need to invest your time and money wisely.

Here are just a few things that “I did not do” when I first started out with my first drone, that would’ve helped me drastically later on.
Invest in a good controller. Getting a good controller is one of the best investments you can make. Controllers (unlike smartphones) don’t get outdated very quickly, so if you’re planning on being in the hobby for a while, you’re going to want to get a controller that will last at least a couple years. I know of a few people that have been using the same controller for over 10 years. The reason why you can make one last so long, is because the “transmitter” part is removable so that you can upgrade it to work with different or newer communication technologies in the future.
Buy a good charger. I know it seems crazy to spend a lot of money for a battery charger, but just like with your controller, a good charger is going to last for years. Cheap chargers that come with RTF drone kits usually charge slow, are not very reliable, and can usually only charge the battery that they come with (nothing bigger). So one day, when you buy a bigger drone you’ll need a bigger charger anyway. The more expensive chargers can charge pretty much any battery you can think of, from lithium polymer to lead acid. You can even buy adapters for charging more then one battery at a time.
Invest in research. I know that buying your first drone is exciting, but it’s not something you should rush. The more research you do, the more knowledge you’ll gain, and eventually you’ll start to understand the differences between all of the drone parts out there and the reasons why one part might be better then the other. This can save you a lot of time and money in the long run because you won’t be buying bad products, making bad decisions, wasting money and going through everything blind.
#4 THERE’S A TON OF PLACES TO BUY FROM

If you don’t know where to buy a drone, don’t worry. There’s tons of online stores for drones that will ship to just about any major country. Most of the big online drone retailers are located in either the USA or China, but if you look hard enough you might be able to find a smaller store located near you.

One of the biggest stores (if not the biggest) is called Hobby King. Hobby King is like the Walmart of Radio control. They have tens of thousands of products for sale. Some products are things that they’ve designed themselves, some are things that they’ve gotten permission to manufacture and other things they just sell like any other retailer. Some of the drone parts sold at Hobby King are great, but some are terrible, so you really have to read the reviews of whatever the part is that you’re looking at. That way, you can see all the problems that other people are having and determine if it’s a good product or not.

Another place to look for parts and even full drone setups is the Classifieds section of RCGroups.com. The Classifieds section of RCGroups is like the craigslist of radio control stuff. You can find amazing deals, but you can also get scammed and ripped off. So be careful who you buy from on there. I would say about 95% of the people on there are ok to buy from, just watch out for the other 5% and you’ll be fine.

Below you will find all of the main websites for buying drones. All of the sites near the top of the list are what I consider great places to buy from. The websites near the bottom of the list are sites that I’ve heard about but don’t have a lot of knowledge or experience with.

​DJI: The #1 in popularity and name.
www.getfpv.com: high quality FPV frames, components and more.
HobbyKing: The Walmart of radio control.
ReadyMadeRC.com: FPV components usually with better prices.
Quadrocopter.com: High end aerial photography drones.
Amazon.com: A little bit of everything
HeliPal.com: Based in Hong Kong with products from DJI, Walkera, Tarot etc.
DroneFly.com: Phantom related products and repair services.
BuzzFlyer.co.uk: A lot like HeliPal but in the UK.
xHeli.com: Mostly inexpensive toys with a little bit of higher end stuff.
www.aliyoyo.com: Intelligent hardware crowdfunding platform and online store




#5 YOU NEED TO BE PART OF A DRONE COMMUNITY

Personally, I think that everyone who owns a drone (or wants to buy one) should be part of an online (or physical) community of some kind. There are tons of online drone forums out there. Some are for general purpose and some or for very specific subjects, like a certain product line or part. You don’t have to join every drone forum you find, but I recommend finding at least one or two and seeing how you like them.

Drone forums can be great, but you have to know what it is that you’re trying to ask, where to ask and how to ask it. If you don’t, your questions will go unanswered. Sometimes people will even look down on you, just because you asked a stupid question. If you’ve never been part of an online forum before, just join one and look at how other people are asking questions.

Here’s a list of the top drone forums out there. If you didn’t already know, I actually started a community myself called the My First Drone Beginners Group. The nice thing about this group is that it’s for everyone (no drone question is too stupid!) and since there isn’t any subcategories, you don’t have to worry about if you’re posting in the right place.

My First Drone Beginners Group: Anything drone related.
RCGroups.com: Anything radio control related.
DIYDrones.com: Geared more towards robotics.
FPVLab.com: Anything FPV related.
PhantomPilots.com: Anything Phantom related.
MultirotorForums.com: Anything multirotor related.
DJIGuys.com: Anything DJI related.
forum.FliteTest.com: Mostly foam airplanes with some drone stuff too.
THAT’S ALL

So that’s all I have for now. Hopefully this article has given you a better sense of direction. If you want to look at some other buying related guides, go check out the “www.aliyoyo.com/drones” section of the site where you’ll find many fancy drones and quadrocopters.

It is obvious that consumers love smartwatches. That is the mean reason why there are so many smartwatch companies offering their “time-tech” in the market today. However, few smartwatches have what it takes to be great smart-time pieces. Here are the 5 Best Smartwatches available at this time. Thanks Aliyoyo for providing devices.

It is obvious that consumers love smartwatches.  That is the mean reason why there are so many smartwatch companies offering their “time-tech” in the market today. However, few smartwatches have what it takes to be great smart-time pieces.  Here are the 5 Best Smartwatches available at this time.

1.     Apple Watch.



By far, the Apple Watch is my favorite of the group. It is a must for anyone already firmly planted in the Apple ecosystem.  The Apple Watch can be viewed as an iPhone that you wear on your wrist.

PROS	CONS
·       It features support for Siri and Apple Pay	·       Watch and accessories are costly
·       Makes calls and sends texts	·       Limited battery life (1 day)
·       Apple Watch comes in a large variety of styles, colors, sizes and Apple Watch bands.	·       User interface can be a challenge at first
·       There are currently more than 10,000 apps available.	·       No GPS
·       Heart-rate monitor

2.      Samsung Gear S2


 
 

The Samsung Gear S2 is a worthy adversary for the Apple Watch.  It features a classic circular design, innovative rotating bezel navigator and the sharpest screen in the business.

PROS	CONS
·       Easy Menu navigation via rotating bezel	·       Can’t make phone calls (Answer only)
·       Email and Message Handling	·       Limited apps available
·       Water resistant	·       Small style selection
·       Wi-Fi Connectivity
·       Sharp display
·       Wireless charging dock included

3.     Pebble Time Steel




If you are looking for a smartwatch with excellent battery life, then the Pebble Time Steel is the perfect smartwatch for you.  This watch has the best battery life in its class with up to 10 days of battery life.

PROS	CONS
·       Excellent Battery Life (10 Days)	·       Limitation on respond to text and voice messages
·       Easy read always on display with LED backlight	·       Does not support touch screen
·       Water resistant up to 30 meters	·       Limited features
·       Thousands of App & watch-faces in Pebble Store	·       No GPS
·       Auto step and sleep tracker

4.     Motorola Moto 360 2^nd Gen

The Motorola Moto 360 2^nd Generation is a vast improvement over its predecessor. It is one of the most popularj Android Wear smartwatches on the market.

PROS	CONS
·       Elegant and classy design	·       Wireless charger not included
·       “Live Dial” provides customization	·       Limited apps available
·       Bright Display	·       Heaviest watch in the group
·       Wi-Fi Connectivity
·       Sharp display

5.     Sony SmartWatch 3



The Sony SmartWatch 3 is an excellent choice for athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. It has a easy read display and looks stylish enough to wear every day.

PROS	CONS
·       Built-in GPS	·       Does not support wireless charging
·       Fitness tracker does not need phone	·       Charging port can be a problem to reach
·       IP68 water and dust proof	·       Not as stylish as others in the group
·       MicroUSB port	·       Limited selection of watch faces
·       Answers and makes calls	·       Limited accessories available

So just what is it that makes consumers satisfied with a smartwatch? It seems that satisfaction among smartwatch consumers falls in the areas of customer service, display size, and smartphone features. Some of the biggest issues reported among smartwatch users were with battery life, user customization and broken chargers.   In spite of these inherent shortcomings, new smartwatches are constantly hitting the market and smartwatch sales are on the rise.
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