Thousands of apps and games get added to/updated on the Google Play Store every day and it is easy to miss these updates. It’s hard to stay on top of everything that happens in the mobile space. Aside from the big name players and their popular titles, indie devs and other game makers are pushing out stuff that’s worth covering.
For those, and other reasons, we here at AndroidGuys have collected some news for you guys:
Chatty Keyboard
Delvv, the developer of Glean News Reader and Defumblr Smart Lock Screen, released Chatty Keyboard on Wednesday. This Keyboard used machine learning to recommend gifs and emojis based on the context of a sentence. It can also link things you say to different apps and actions. On top of all that, Chatty Keyboard has multiple themes available.
Super Phantom Cat, the game by Veewo Games, has reached over 400,000 downloads since its release on both Android and iOS. To celebrate this, Super Phantom Cat is now available on Android TV and is completely compatible with the SHIELD TV’s controller. Download Super Phantom Cat from the Google Play Store.
Astrå
Fabuloso Games has released their game Astrå, a one-dimensional game following the legend of Hermera, on Android. Hermera, the goddess of daylight, is trying to stop creatures of the night from enveloping the universe in complete darkness. You can download Astrå here.
Road Racing: Extreme Traffic Driving
T-Bull, the developer of Top Speed and Top Bike, has released Road Racing: Extreme Traffic Driving for iOS. It will be available for Android later this year. The game is set in the Top Speed universe and includes traffic dodging and police chases.
Playboy Music
BAMM.tv released its Playboy Music app. This app pairs exclusive videos and galleries from Playboy models with today’s hottest new tracks. This service costs 0.99¢/month and is available for both Android and iOS. Download Playboy Music from the Google Play Store.
DriveSense Mobile
After its success with DriveSense, Esurance has announced DriveSense Mobile. This app makes it much easier for Esurance users to get rewards and help while driving. It is currently only available in Utah, but you can download it here.
NonStop Knight
FlareGames released NonStop Knight, a mobile RPG that plays by itself until either you take the reins or a major decision needs to be made. It will even continue to play after your device turns off. Download NonStop Knight on the Google Play Store.
Temple Run 2: Blazing Sands
The Blazing Sands expansion pack for Temple Run 2 is out now. The new desert landscape has players running along rivers and jumping between canyon cliffs. Download Temple Run 2 now.
Templar Battleforce
The popular RPG, Templar Battleforce, now has a demo version. Previously available solely for $9.99, the demo version gives players the first four missions. Afterwards, the $9.99 will unlock 55+ scenarios and all eight templar specialists. You can download the demo version here.
Grimm: Cards of Fate
Grimm: Cards Of Fate was released. This game acts as a bridge between the Season 5 finale and Season 6. You can collect cards, solve puzzles and battle against others with your cards. Also, when the new season starts up, the content will continously update to keep up with new characters and Wesen. Download Grimm: Cards Of Fate from the Google Play Store.
Mobile Pay in KFC
KFC has announced Mobile Pay support in all US stores. This means that you can now pay with your Samsung, Apple, or Android device at your local KFC. This comes as a result of the Re-Colonelization movement, which is meant to be a refocus on customer satisfaction.
We live in a highly connected world today. So much that we have devices upon devices. I myself have a phone, smartwatch, Bluetooth headset and a tablet that I need to charge up at night. Let’s not forget the rest of the family who has an assortment of phones, tablets, and gadgets. We have a total of 10 devices that have to be plugged in nightly. You could say there is a fight for the plugins. What do you do about that? You could get a bulky surge protector and have a bunch of big fat plugs, or you could consider a 5-Port USB Charging Station by Aukey.
In the Box
Aukey 5-Port Wall Charger
AC Cable
MicroUSB Cable
Instruction Manual
Wire Clip
Review
Aukey is known for making some really awesome chargers. In fact, it arguably makes the best chargers. Their 5-Port USB Charging Station is no exception to that rule. This charging station, model PA-T1, comes with four ports that have AIPower Technology and one port that has Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 2.0. What does that mean? Without going into too much detail, I’ll give you the brief overview.
AIPower Technology is, simply put, the ability to recognize your mobile device and become automatically compatible with the voltage settings of it. This means you can charge at its maximum speed safely and without the fear of overcharging or overheating.
Qualcomm’s Quick Charge lets your device charge up to 75% faster if it’s compatible with the technology (something that is determined by the charger itself, without any effort on your part).
My actual nightstand
I absolutely love this charger. It has a sleek design that is small and portable. It’s the size of a credit card, about one inch thick and fits quite nicely on my night stand, so I have plenty of room for all my aforementioned gadgets to sit. You should have zero problems fitting it into your home office, night stand or your family tech corner (if you have one, like us).
I was really impressed with its charging ability. I used several different devices that were mentioned above, as well my friend’s iPhone and a couple of cameras that have USB chargers. The AI Power worked flawlessly. We have two Quick Charge devices, a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and a Note Edge. From a fully depleted battery, both phones were charged within an hour and a half.
Conclusion
Without a doubt, if you are in the market for a multi-port charger, and you have Qualcomm compatible devices, you should consider this. At a cost of $24.99 on Amazon (and eligible for Amazon Prime), you are sure to get your money’s worth.
AT&T on Monday announced it will soon offer a more rough and tumble version of the Samsung Galaxy S7. Arriving on June 10, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active delivers the same internal hardware but surrounds it with a semi-rugged shell designed to withstand all sorts of elements and accidents.
The Galaxy S7 Active is certified with both mil-spec 810G and IP68 ratings meaning it can handle vibration, shock, dirt, humidity, and extreme temperatures. Moreover, the phone can handle sitting in water up to three feet deep for up to 30 minutes.
Inside, the Galaxy S7 Active houses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor with 4GB RAM and 32GB storage. The rear camera is 12-megapixels while the front offers up a 5-megapixel shooter. Screen size is 5.1-inches with quad HD resolution and is protected by a shatter-resistant glass.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Active comes with a 4,000mAh battery, some 33% larger than the standard Galaxy S7. Indeed, it also supports adaptive fast charging as well as wireless charging, too.
Another area where this one differs from the traditional S7 is the programmable activity key. Users can set it up to launch a favorite app or open the Activity Zone outdoors-based app.
Availability
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Active launches on June 10 with a price tag that shakes out to roughly $795. Customers can purchase the phone on an AT&T Next plan for $26.50 per month over 30 months. Alternatively, the AT&T Next Every Year option for $33.13 over 24 months.
There are a number of promotions available for the Galaxy S7 Active, each of which speaks to a different type of buyer.
Get the Samsung Gear S2, the first smartwatch with NumberSync7, for free with a new two year wireless agreement and purchase of a Galaxy S7 active on AT&T Next, and qualified wireless service on both devices. With NumberSync you can send and receive texts, as well as make and receive calls, from your Gear S2 using the same mobile number as your Galaxy S7 active.
Buy two Galaxy S7 active smartphones on AT&T Next and get up to $695 in bill credits over 30 months.
Get the Samsung Galaxy Tab E for $0.99 on a 2-year agreement when you buy the Galaxy S7 active. Take advantage of the offer for the latest Samsung tablet when you buy the Galaxy S7 active on AT&T NextSM and activate wireless service on both devices.
Business customers who activate or upgrade 20 or more lines on any qualified Samsung device can receive 12 months credit for MobileIron Cloud® and a one-time $1,000 Professional Service Credit (available to new and qualified MobileIron customers).
Samsung last Thursday announced a pair of fitness-based wearables for consumers looking to smarten up their daily activities.
Gear Fit2
First up is the Gear Fit2, a second-gen activity tracker that is designed to be worn around the wrist. The curved unit’s primary features include GPS and heart rate monitor; the super AMOLED display allows for touch and can provide notifications.
An ergonomic, sleek, slim, and comfortable design for everyday use
With Auto tracking feature, users won’t have to manually activate the sports band – whether running, walking, cycling, or utilizing rowing or elliptical machines
For a better understanding of their health, users can easily transfer their data between S Health and other select fitness applications
A ‘Step Goal Challenge’ can be instantly shared with friends and family on Facebook for ongoing motivation
Integrated Spotify app lets you access millions of songs, so you’ll always have the perfect workout soundtrack
As is the case with other Samsung wearables, this one runs the Tizen operating system and ties into Samung’s S Health app as well as other health-related and fitness apps. Additional specs include a 200mAh battery and 4GB internal storage for music.
IconX
The IconX is a essentially a pair of Bluetooth wireless earbuds that stand alone from each other. In other words, there are no wires to be found whatsoever.
Internally, each earbud houses a 47mAh battery but the carrying case offers up another 315mAh battery for recharging. To activate the IconX, users place the earbuds into ears.
What makes these different from other wireless headphones or earbuds is that they can track distance, speed, duration, pulse, calories burned, and more. Indeed, the IconX include 4GB internal storage so users can put roughly 1,000 songs on them. And, because we all need a coach for workouts, the earbuds offer voice guidance for feedback.
Availability
The Samsung Gear Fit2 can be pre-ordered immediately with availability starting from June 10. Pricing is listed at $179.99 across various retailers, including Best Buy, Amazon, Samsung, and others. Color options include Black, Blue, and Pink.
The Gear IconX is expected to arrive in the third quarter with pricing listed at $199.99.
Trivia Search is essentially a combination of a word search puzzle and a trivia game. It has a very simple concept, and it’s easy to lose track of time while playing.
The game gives you a question, which is usually a very simple one like “fluid for a car…” and presents you with a jumble of letters on a grid. It changes in size based on the difficulty, from a 3×3 grid to an 8×8 in the later levels. Your objective is to spell out the letters in the form of the correct answer.
The answers are usually pretty obvious, but a few are not quite as easy, or have deceptive answers hidden in the puzzle grid. Hints are available in case you get stuck, and provide one letter per use to help guide you to the correct answer. Most puzzles won’t require more than one hint to get right, and the game is generally forgiving with wrong answers. That’s all there really is to it.
Trivia Search isn’t a terribly complex or deep game, but what it lacks in variety it more than makes up for in content. The game comes with tons and tons of stages, so you won’t be finished with it in one go. That alone adds hours to the playtime and makes the game worth a look.
I would have liked to see some kind of a competitive or multiplayer aspect with perhaps a leaderboard or challenge a friend option. That would give this game that small push into a really good puzzle game. But as it is, Trivia Search is great fun and definitely worth a look. I’d recommend it to anyone who likes puzzles, or a trivia buff.
Tablets have been hit or miss with consumers since they became popular with the iPad. Sales of tablets hit their peak in 2014, and were down 10% last year with total shipments at 206.8 million.
Most of us were given the expectation that tablets would be laptop replacements, but that idea flamed out over the past few years. Now tablets are separating themselves into two market segments: those that really do mimic laptops, and those that are purely made for media consumption.
The market for tablets that mimic laptops are mostly made up of Microsoft’s Surface Pro line and Surface Book. Those devices fall technically into the tablet category because they don’t have a dedicated physical keyboard and can be used as a touch screen device only. The internal hardware match those of the best laptops, and so do the high prices at over $1000. I like to think of these so called tablets as pro tablets as they are made for professionals and businesses.
The pro tablets aren’t what we think of when we think of the tablet market though. We tend to think of Apple iPads, Nexus and Samsung tablets that cost well under $1000 which are designed for home use. Most of us use our tablets for sending emails, watching videos, browsing the web, and reading books. The tablets we are used to are more similar to smartphones than computers, they’re just quite a bit larger.
I’ve been using the updated all metal Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet and think it is a great option for those users who just want to consume media.
Kindle Fire HD 10 design
Amazon entered the tablet market a few years ago, and has been paving its own path for what it thinks tablets should be. Amazon is now on its fifth generation tablet with the Fire HD 10, and hit the nail on the head with it.
With the third generation Fire Tablet, Amazon tried to compete with Apple and Samsung on hardware by jamming in the best display and processor it could. That led to a high priced Fire tablet that wasn’t worth the money considering you could get full blown Android tablets for the same price. Amazon then toned down the hardware, and focused more on the media experience with its tablets, and released the plastic HD 10 last year. By cutting back on hardware specs, Amazon made its tablet line much more affordable.
Rather than completely redesigning its tablet, like almost all other manufacturers do every year, besides Apple, Amazon simply kept the guts the same and encased it in a gorgeous all metal shell. By forgoing a complete redesign, Amazon was able to give us a premium build while keeping the price extremely affordable for most consumers.
Amazon followed Apple’s lead and refined the current model rather than rebuilding it from the ground up. Even though I am a fan of Google and Android, I understand that redesigning each tablet and smartphone every year is a huge undertaking. That’s why Apple is smart to stick with a hardware design for two years, and instead of reinventing the wheel, they just make it better in the second year.
Speaker port
If you have used last year’s Fire HD 10, the all metal one is much the same except for the exterior. It’s slightly thinner, and feels extremely solid. Last year’s glossy plastic design was tired and almost childlike. Replacing the glossy plastic with all metal is a solid decision that make the HD 10 feel premium.
10.1″ HD display (149ppi 1280 x 800)
Quad core processor at 1.5GHz
16, 32, or 64GB Memory options expandable via microSD up to 128GB
Colors – Black, White, or Silver Aluminum
5MP rear camera
10.3″ x 6.3″ x 0.3″ (262 x 159 x 7.7 mm)
Fire OS
The Fire HD 10 still has a microUSB port for charging and transferring data, with dual speakers that sit on the long side of the tablet. On the short side of the tablet is where you will find the power button, volume rocker, microUSB port and headphone jack. The build is extremely clean and minimal, and it is built to last.
Power button and microUSB port
Usage
If I were to judge the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet based on hardware specs alone it would automatically fall into the “budget” category of tablets. Right now it is priced at $179.99 for a limited time, which is technically a budget tablet of this size.
Google’s similarly sized Pixel C starts at $499.99, and it also has an all metal build. The Pixel C however comes with much better hardware internally and has a much higher resolution display.
The Pixel C is supposed to be Google’s “productivity” tablet, but it was released with Android instead of Chrome, making it just like any other tablet you can get. So I would place the Pixel C in the consumer tablet category versus the pro category that the Microsoft tablets fall into. Being a consumer tablet, my main uses for the Pixel C are email, web browsing, movies, tv shows, books and games. It’s another tablet designed for media consumption, yet it costs over double what the Fire HD 10 costs.
Amazon realized that if it wanted to compete against Android, with its own Fire OS software and Amazon Underground App store, it would need to do so at a much cheaper price point.
With a display with only 149ppi, I typically would turn my snobby nose up at it, but when I stop trying to look for pixels, I actually enjoy the large display. The color is very accurate, not overly saturated or tinted, and can be viewed from any angle. Watching movies and TV shows is no different than when I watch it on my iPad Pro. Yes the iPad Pro is much clearer with 264ppi, but when you’re not looking for pixels, they pretty much look the same to my eye.
The Fire HD 10 tablet excels when you’re reading books. Its display ratio is 16:10, which is great for watching movies, but even better for reading books. Instead of being more square like the Pixel C, the HD 10 is longer and skinnier which feels more like a book.
Pixel C on the left, Fire HD 10 right.
I enjoy reading books on the Fire HD 10, more than any other tablet I have used before.
Fire OS is designed to give you Amazon’s content and it does it extremely well.
When you swipe off the home screen to the right, your media is broken down into different categories: Books, Videos, Games, Shop, etc. This interface is perfect if you’re mainly using the tablet for media.
Amazon also gives you more free content if you subscribe to Amazon Prime which costs $99 per year. It gives you free two-day shipping, and in some cities, even free same day shipping. In addition to the improved shipping speeds, Amazon Prime also gives you access to Amazon Video, Amazon Music, and Amazon Kindle which allows you to borrow one book free every month. Â Amazon Prime members can even a subscription to the Washington Post for six months, free of charge.
Performance wise, the Fire HD 10 will never win any benchmark tests. There is an occasional lag when switching between apps, but when you’re consuming mostly media, you’re probably going to stay within an app for an extended period of time. The lag is noticeable, but it isn’t so noticeable that it becomes annoying. In the case of performance, you get what you pay for, which is a budget tablet.
One area that Amazon tablets never get enough credit for is audio. Amazon employs dual stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos which makes videos and music sound fantastic. Dolby has been an industry leader in audio for decades, and it makes the Fire HD 10 sound like you’re in a mini movie theater whether you use the built-in speakers or headphones.
Amazon advertises battery life on the HD 10 at eight hours. After several rounds of testing of videos on loop, with internet browsing mixed in, I averaged 7.8 hours. 7.8 hours isn’t class leading, but it is very good in the large tablet category.
Don’t expect to play graphic intense games like racers on the Fire HD 10 as performance suffers. But if you’re the type who likes to play Candy Crush or Words with Friends, the Fire HD 10 will do you just fine.
Conclusion
The spotlight on tablets currently goes to the big names like the iPad Pro, Pixel C and Microsoft Surface where those tablets are supposed to be productivity powerhouses. On the opposite end of the spectrum is the Amazon Fire HD 10 which is designed to be a media consumption device. It’s also on the other end of the spectrum when it comes to price – you can buy seven Fire HD 10 tablets for the cost of the base model Microsoft Surface Book.
If you’re in the market for a large screen tablet that you can enjoy movies on, shop on Amazon, browse the web, and enjoy books the Fire HD 10 might be the right tablet for you as long as you’re not looking to replace your laptop with it. It’s a great tablet to take advantage of all of the free content that your Amazon Prime membership offers.
At $179.99 I can easily recommend the Amazon Fire HD 10. You can pick up the all metal Fire HD 10 at Amazon.
Welcome back for the second edition of our list. There are lots of new apps on each list this week to check out. We have also added the price for each paid app so you can make a more informed decision
We’ve pulled the top 10 apps and games from across a number of charts on the Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. These might not necessarily be brand new, but they’re certainly among the hottest titles around.
Happy Sunday! Today is the day to rest and relax with friends and family. The weather is warming up, and the days are long.
We’ve done the work of finding today’s best deals on tech from around the web so you can spend more time with your loved ones. You can enjoy the park, beach, local fair, or you can enjoy tonight’s newest episode of Game of Thrones too. Either way have fun and stay safe.
Here’s the best deals from around the web for today.
Moto is well known for creating one of the most popular Android Wear smartwatches and the Moto 360 Sport is no slouch. It can track you activity, heart rate, location, while maintaining water resistance so you can wear it while you’re staying active. At $188 the Moto 360 Sport smartwatch is the cheapest we have seen so far.
Huawei showed up big in the US last year with the Nexus 6P and the Huawei Watch Android Wear. The Huawei Watch is normally priced at $349, but Best Buy is currently offering all of the Huawei Watches at $100 off which is the lowest price we’ve seen since Black Friday.
The pure Android Nexus 6P is an Android enthusiast’s dream come true. With a beautiful all metal build, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of standard Memory, a Snapdragon 810, and Google’s pure version of Android, the Nexus 6P wowed reviewers across the board. Right now it’s a great deal at $80 off, plus a free $50 gift card at Newegg.
With today’s technology and prices, it is strange that more people don’t use cameras to protect themselves from the crazy world on the road. Dash cams are great to help new drivers improve, and they’re also a great way for Uber and Lyft drivers to protect themselves. Normally priced at $99 the Vantrue dash cam is a great option, but we have a discount code that will help you save $30 at checkout for a final price of $69.
Two 10 watt speakers and two passive radiators make this one booming wireless speaker. Normally priced at $130, you can save big and pick up the TaoTronics Boom X for just $50 now at Amazon.
We love audio here at AnroidGuys and if you do too, the HD600 headphones matched up with the iFi Nano-iDSD is a great pair. You can save BIG now at Adorama on the couple.
The HTC One M8 may be a couple of years old now, but at $110 it is a great option if you don’t want to spend big on a new cell phone. Unlocked it can be used on any network without additional fees.
Beautiful widescreen 10.1″ HD display with over a million pixels (149 ppi / 1280 x 800)
Fast quad-core processor up to 1.5 GHz. Rear-facing 5 MP camera and front-facing HD camera.
Amazon Underground, a one-of-a-kind app store experience where over $20,000 in apps, games and even in-app items are actually free – including extra lives, unlocked levels, unlimited add-on packs and more
Enjoy millions of movies, TV shows, songs, books, apps and games
16, 32, or 64 GB of internal storage. Free unlimited cloud storage for all Amazon content and photos taken with Fire devices. Add a microSD card for up to 128 GB of additional storage.
Up to 8 hours of reading, surfing the web, watching video, and listening to music
Updated user interface – Fire OS 5 designed for quick access to your apps and content plus personalized recommendations that make it easy to discover new favorites
There are a plethora of simple tap games in the Play Store; games that are no more than tapping the screen to accomplish a goal. Monster Beans falls slap dab in the heart of that category.
Monster Beans is yet another take on the genre made famous by Flappy Bird. The goal is to make the monsters eat the beans and stack themselves as high as they can go. You have two monsters to make this happen. A purple one and a yellow one. Each can only eat the beans that match their color. If they eat the wrong color, then…barf, right on the screen.
Your score is measured by meters and with every bean you eat, your potential score gets higher. You can increase the potential meters your monster can attain a couple of different ways. First off is just by hitting your score milestones. When you hit them, your potential increases. You can also unlock more powerful monsters by watching videos or connecting your Facebook account. Failing that, you can use in-app purchases which run $2.19.
One thing that is impressive about this game is how attractive the graphics are. Some of the games in the same style such as the aforementioned Flappy Birds use pixelated graphics. While that is all good and well, it’s nice to see more modern graphics used.
Conclusion
Monster Beans isn’t an overly complicated game that requires tons of skill, but it is a game that can sneak up on you. I’ve used this saying before, but it’s true for this one as well. It’s the kind of game that you start playing and you keep saying one more time and that time never seems to come.
Our friends over at Gearbest.com are offering incredible sales right now on their GSM connected smartwatches. All of the watches we list are compatible with Android devices and can work on networks such as AT&T and T-Mobile. If you’re overseas, these watches will most likely work on your networks as well.
Gearbest.com offers a 45-day satisfaction guarantee on all of its products with 100% free shipping on every item. It offers a wide range of gadgets, from smartphones to VR headsets, Gearbest.com has you covered.
Here are five fantastic deals on smartwatches that can work independant of a smartphone.
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NO.1 S3 Round Dial Smartwatch Phone MTK2502 Heart Rate Monitor Sleep Monitor Thermometer Water-resistance Sedentary Reminder Bluetooth 4.0 Main Features: Dialer / Bluetooth phone call( Bluetooth 4.0)
You can dial or answer a phone call from your wrist watch Phonebook / call log / message/ music sync function
Easily realize information synchronization with your universal smart phone, more convenient to users Circular Nano-glass touch screen
Nano-glass screen, very hard and anti-scratch, the combination of high quality and fashion Heart Rate Monitor
The watch can monitor your heart rate; you can know your heart rate from the display during sport time when you wear it Remote capture
You can use your watch to control your phone’s camera, but assure your phone’s camera has been switched on in advance Music playing
Enjoy splendid music anywhere and anytime
Main Features:
Dialer / Bluetooth phone call ( Bluetooth 4.0 )
You can dial or answer a phone call from your wrist watch
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync function
Easily realize information synchronization with your universal smart phone, more convenient to users
Music player
A smart device with wonderful sound effect, provides you with a natural sound of the real world
Circular 1.3 inch IPS touch screen
Round 1.3 inch screen, very hard and anti-scratch, the combination of high quality and fashion
Music player
UV detection
UV detection function remind and protect you from harm
Sleep monitoring
Carefully monitor your sleep quality, promising you with a scientific schedule
Sedentary reminder
Pedometer
Record the steps you take and count the distance to make you fully control your sports
Natural silicone strap
Anti-sweat matte surface treatment, ergonomic convex design, wearing more comfortable
Dialer / Bluetooth phone call
Unlike most smart watches, the K8 Mini can independently make / receive phone calls with its own SIM card
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync
Save time: Access notifications quickly on your wrist using smartphone sync
As many as 20 Styles of Clock Mode
There are practical, modern, traditional, cute or fashionable dials for you to choose
Heart Rate Monitor
K8 Mini is a smartwatch can accurately test your heart rate
Pedometer
Record the steps you take and count your exercise distance to monitor your fitness
Health Reminder
Real Time Weather and Barometer Information
When get connected to network, it will report weather and barometer to give you a considerate remind
Extra Features
Sound recorder, music player, calendar, browser and alarm
Parameters：
Display: 1.3 inch TFT Round Screen
CPU: MTK6572 Dual Core 1.0GHz
GPU: Mali-400MP
System: Android 4.4
Bluetooth: V4.0
Profiles: Bell and vibration
Resolution: 360 x 360 pixel
RAM+ROM: 512MB (471.89MB available) + 4GB (3.59GB available)
Network:
GSM: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
WCDMA: 850/2100MHz
Model NO.: M7
CPU: Android 4.4
Processor Speed (max): 1.0GHz
RAM: 512MB
Internal Memory: 4GB
External Memory Support up to 32GB
Display Size 1.54 Inch
Play music time 6hours
Display Resolution: 240 x 240
Touch Screen: Support Capacitive
Multi-touch: Support 2 Point
Waterproof: IP67
Bluetooth version: V3.0
Sensors: Proximity, Magnetic Field, Accelerometer, Gravity
Note: This phone will only work with GSM+WCDMA networks: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz WCDMA 2100MHz
Dialer / Bluetooth phone call (Bluetooth V3.0)
Unlike most smart watches, the GD19 can independently make / receive phone calls with its own SIM card
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync
Save time: Access notifications quickly on your wrist using smartphone sync
Music playing
With built in apps and on-board storage, enjoy your music on the go
Built-in camera
Capture life’s moments with the built-in 0.3MP camera
1.54 inch touch screen
The 1.54 inch HD display delivers stunning clarity and color
Sleep monitoring
Wear the GD19 at night to track and improve your sleep pattern
Pedometer
As a fitness companion, the GD19 tracks your health measuring every step you take to help you achieve your health goals
Sedentary reminder
Sometimes you just need a gentle reminder to stay active: Built-in motion tracking helps you to minimize sedentary times
Extra features
Sound recorder, alarm clock, calendar, calculator, thermometer
Super soft rubber band
The deluxe rubber material delivers a refined, comfortable fit on your wrist for extended wear
Resolution: 240 x 240 pixels
RAM + ROM: 64MB RAM + 128MB ROM, SD Card up to 32GB
Dialer / Bluetooth phone call
Unlike most smart watches, the K9 can independently make / receive phone calls with its own SIM card
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync
Save time: Access notifications quickly on your wrist using smartphone sync
As many as 20 Styles of Clock Mode
There are practical, modern, traditional, cute or fashionable dials for you to choose
Heart Rate Monitor
K9 is a smartwatch can accurately test your heart rate and closely take care of your body condition
Pedometer
Record the steps you take and count your exercise distance to monitor your fitness
Health Reminder
With drink water, sedentary reminder, eye exercises and take medicine four reminders to look after your health
Real Time Weather and Barometer Information
When get connected to network, it will report weather and barometer to give you a considerate remind
Extra Features
Sound recorder, music player, calendar, browser and alarm
Parameters：
Display: 1.3 inch TFT Round Screen
CPU: MTK6572 Dual Core 1.0GHz
GPU: Mali-400MP
System: Android 4.4
Bluetooth: V4.0
Profiles: Bell and vibration
Resolution: 360 x 360 pixel
RAM+ROM: 512MB (471.89MB available) + 4GB (3.59GB available)
Network:
GSM: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
WCDMA: 850/2100MHz
Main Features:
Phone book, message sync
With independent SIM card slot to achieve phone functions, the smart watch can sync your contacts and message
1.2 inch touch screen
1.2 inch IPS touch screen, very hard and anti-scratch, the combination of high quality and fashion
Sleep monitor
Can Effectively monitor your sleep quality, including your sleep times and sleeping depth, which helps you to develop a healthy lifestyle
Pedometer
Sedentary reminder
Heart Rate Monitor
Card type: One Micro card slot
Health Functions:
Sleep monitoring
Wear the SW25 at night to track and improve your sleep pattern
Pedometer
As a fitness companion, the SW25 tracks your health measuring every step you take to help you achieve your health goals
Sedentary reminder
Sometimes you just need a gentle reminder to stay active: built-in motion tracking helps you to minimize sedentary times
Smartwatch Phone Appearance:
1.54 inch touch screen
The 1.54 inch display delivers stunning clarity and color
Metal plating frame
Strong and durable, luxury and elegant
Parameters:
CPU: MTK2502
Bluetooth: V4.0/V3.0
RAM + ROM: 64MB RAM + 128MB ROM
Resolution: 240×240 pixel
Network: GSM850/900/1800/1900MHz
Main Features:
1.22 inch IPS touch screen
Best suitable screen size with high definition picture displaying gives you great experience
Sleep monitoring
Carefully monitor your sleep quality
Pedometer
Record the steps you take and count the distance to make you fully control your sports
SIM card / Bluetooth phone call(Bluetooth V3.0) / answer
You can dial or answer a phone call from your wrist watch
Messaging
Effortlessly send/receive messages to have a good interaction with your friends
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync
Easily realize information Synchronization with your universal smart phone, more convenient to users
Music playing
Enjoy splendid music anywhere and anytime
0.3MP front camera
You can freely take phone by using the camera of the watch or remote control your universal smart phone
Other functions
G-sensor / sound recorder / alarm / WAP / MP3 / GPS
Main Features:
Dialer / Bluetooth phone call (Bluetooth V3.0)
You can dial or answer a phone call from your wrist watch
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync function
Easily realize information synchronization with your universal smart phone, more convenient to users
Music playing
Enjoy splendid music anywhere and anytime
Other functions
Sound and video recorder / alarm / calender / calculator
Built-in camera
You can freely take photo and record video and sync your smart phone
Remote capture
You can use your watch to control your phone’s camera, but assure your phone’s camera has been switched on in advance
Sleep monitoring
Carefully monitor your sleep quality
Heart Rate Monitor
The watch can monitor your heart rate; you can know your heart rate from the display during sport time when you wear it
Pedometer
Record the steps you take and count the distance to make you fully control your sports
Sedentary reminder
1.22 inch touch screen
Best suitable screen size with high definition picture displaying gives you great experience
TPU strap
Anti-sweat TPU surface treatment, ergonomic convex design, wearing more comfortable
Stainless steel watch case
Stainless steel case with great durability and wonderful tactile sensation and glossiness
Pin buckle design
Delvv, the developer of Glean News Reader and Defumblr Smart Lock Screen, released Chatty Keyboard on Wednesday. This Keyboard used machine learning to recommend gifs and emojis based on the context of a sentence. It can also link things you say to different apps and actions. On top of all that, Chatty Keyboard has multiple themes available.
Inside, the Galaxy S7 Active houses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor with 4GB RAM and 32GB storage. The rear camera is 12-megapixels while the front offers up a 5-megapixel shooter. Screen size is 5.1-inches with quad HD resolution and is protected by a shatter-resistant glass.
