Soldato
The power of social networking can easily rival the big names these days
Oh, and... surely the battery life of the Desire HD comes up plenty in forums? Try searching 'Desire HD battery life' and tell me what comes up top
The power of social networking can easily rival the big names these days
750k is still small fry isn't it?
I still find it hard to believe. Anyone I've contacted has wanted to know about traffic.
My SGSII video has over 750,000 views... but still people like HTC are only prepared to send me devices that have been out a couple of months.
Since June I've made £15-£20 a month from some of my phone based monetised videos on Youtube too, which is nice!
Since June I've made £15-£20 a month from some of my phone based monetised videos on Youtube too, which is nice!
I'm going to guess they're in the region of around 20k views?
Do you fancy sharing your contacts details (not publicaly of course) to help me out? At present I buy all my devices to review
**EDIT** Sorry, I've taken this rather off topic...
**EDIT2**
Btw, subscribed
Yeah nobody I've been i contact with has mentioned traffic either but I imagine they do get sales from the postings. If they send one item out to someone to review then that's one item they've not sold but because of the review and mention they might sell 3 of those items.
Works out good for everyone
Since June I've made £15-£20 a month from some of my phone based monetised videos on Youtube too, which is nice!
I've seen a lot of hay made about the barometer in Galaxy Nexus. Here's the skinny; it's not really as dramatic or weird as people think.
The primary purpose of the barometer is (at least, I've been told) to make GPS lockons faster. Locking on to a GPS involves numerically solving a 4-dimensional set of linear equations -- 3 dimensions in space, and time. (Yes, you get accurate time for free if you lock on to GPS.) Because of the way GPS works, this can take a few minutes.
This goes much faster if you already have an estimate of your location. This is why "aGPS" (assisted GPS) services are so popular: by starting with a rough city-level coordinate fix through something like cell-tower network location, you can reduce the amount of math you have to do to lock on. This is where the barometer comes in.
The 3 dimensions in space are latitude, longitude... and altitude. The barometer gives you a reasonable first-cut estimate for altitude. This gives you a bit of a leg up on one of the dimensions -- especially combined with "2D" aGPS -- which can help speed up lock-on in general.
Now of course, the barometer can also be used for things like, well, determining atmospheric pressure (although I'm not sure it's really weather grade.) But the main reason it's in your phone is to help with GPS.
Also, it's worth noting that Xoom has a barometer too, so it's not a new thing.
Isn't some of the NFC stuff built in to the battery?
Anyone else think these acronyms are getting stupid?
SAMOLED+HD jeeeez. "Good screen" does for me.
Anyone else think these acronyms are getting stupid?
SAMOLED+HD jeeeez. "Good screen" does for me.
Retina is 326 DPI and screen in Nexus is 320 DPI
so plus or not it is as sharp as in iphone 4(s)
that does it for me