The beast was just released by #Lenovo. Their newest tablet…er, I mean phone boasts a massive #7-inchdisplay. Try one of these #badboys out instead. - http://clapway.com/2015/09/05/lenovo-two-monster-smartphones-099/

Lenovo has just unleashed the beast. Their newest tablet… er, I mean phone boasts a massive 7-inch display. Though the iPhone 6 Plus or Galaxy Note 5 were huge? Try one of these bad boys out instead.

LENOVO PHAB PLUS

There wasn’t just one phone announced at Lenovo’s recent press event. There were actually two: The Phab Plus is the smaller of the two phones. It has a 6.8-inch display, sporting a nifty 1920 x 1080 (full HD) display. For anyone too lazy to do the math, that’s about 326 ppi. It’s not the greatest display ever thrown into a phone, but for $299, it ain’t bad either.

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Inside the mid-ranged beast is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 octa-core processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 3,500 mAh battery. Given that it’s unlikely this phone will be released here in the US, the phone does support 4G LTE and supports dual nano-SIM cards, but we’re not sure which frequencies it runs on for network compatibility here in the states. Camera-wise, we’re looking at a 13 MP shooter on the back, and a 5 MP front facing camera, which is par for the course nowadays.

LENOVO PHAB

Personally, the names sound a bit backwards to me, but the Lenovo Phab is the bigger device here, and this guy is sporting a massive 6.98-inch screen. Now, despite having a larger screen, the Lenovo Phab is actually a low-budget phone. It’s going to run you around $179, and that price tells you pretty much everything you need to know about the device. It has a lower resolution (1,280 x 720), it’s got a Snapdragon 410 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, but a whopping 4,250 mAh battery.

TWO WEIRD PHONES

If you haven’t gotten it yet Phab is obviously short for phablet, and that’s exactly what these two phones are. For American markets, these phones are nothing but mystifying: why buy a 7-inch phone when that’s the size of most of the more popular Android tablets?

Well in China, Lenovo’s biggest market, most people tend to buy larger phones because they have to buy their phones outright. That means more money out of their pocket upfront, so the cheapest route is to simply buy a catch-all device, and that’s what phones like this are. They are computers small enough to fit in a small bag, but it can makes calls, text, has a constant stream of data, and has enough screen real estate to be productive.

Neither of these phones will reach American shores through official means, though fans of the devices can import them if they want. Other markets should see the Lenovo Phab and Phab Plus arrive within the next few months.

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Images of Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Leaked - http://clapway.com/2015/06/27/images-of-samsung-galaxy-note-5-leaked765/

Before its anticipated release, pictures of the latest Samsung Galaxy phone, Galaxy Note 5, have been leaked for phone enthusiasts’ and internet users’ viewing pleasure.

Who is responsible for the latest Samsung Galaxy phone leaked images?

It has been officially and indubitably proven that the leaked images of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 5 were all thanks to French tech-savvy site, Nowhereelse. According to reports, based on what can be seen of the design of the phone in the leaked images, “Samsung is about to create the mother of all storms with its plans for the beloved Galaxy Note.”

What will the latest Samsung Galaxy phone, Galaxy Note 5, potentially comprise of?

Going by the images, the latest Samsung Galaxy appears to copy certain design elements of previously released phones. Examples of these phones may include, specifically, the Galaxy S6. In the words of recent reports, along with these features are an “aluminum frame, glass back, upgraded fingerprint sensor, bottom edge speakers and the more angular lines of the S6’s superb camera”. These are also mostly from a previously released phone, that phone being the Samsung Galaxy S6. The Galaxy Note 5 has completely different ergonomics from the last generation, with different headphone jack, camera flash, and speaker positioning. Thanks to Nowhereelse’s reputation as being spot-on with their leaked images before a product is release, it is highly definite that these would be present in the Galaxy Note 5.

What would the likely misses be with the Galaxy Note 5 based on the leaked images?

While there are a few hits possibly associated, several misses are not to be unmentioned. Examples likely include potentially having the back of the Galaxy Note 5 made out of glass and an unremovable battery – two main factors that can cause a phone to lose its value in terms of productivity. The style of the phone appears to look amazing and quite chic, which, according to reports, might have consumers in better spirits. Who knows anything more until the Galaxy Note 5 is officially released? Leaked images do not always reveal all, even if they are from a website with a good track record for accurate leaks and predictions.

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Free T-Mobile Phone Upgrade Anytime with New Jump on Demand Plan - http://clapway.com/2015/06/25/free-t-mobile-phone-upgrade-anytime-with-new-jump-on-demand-plan876/

This Sunday, June 28th, T-Mobile will release their new plan, ‘Jump on Demand,’ where individuals can trade whatever phone they want in, for a maximum of three times a year. This T-Mobile phone upgrade is free, as if the phone is being leased, unless the person is interested in officially buying the phone.

‘Jump’ vs. ‘Jump on Demand’ as a proper T-Mobile phone upgrade

T-Mobile may already have a plan of a slightly similar name. However, there are still some vast differences between the two, when it comes to providing a proper T-Mobile phone upgrade. Payment for the former, whether trading the phone or eventually buying it, is one of them. According to recent reports, “T-Mobile has a similar ‘Jump’ plan, but it requires an additional $10 a month for the option to trade in your phone every six months. The new plan ditches the $10 a month fee and the six-month wait time.” With ‘Jump’ requiring additional payments just for leasing the phone alone, ‘Jump on Demand’ plans to solve that problem even though both of these plans happen to be involved in the same company.

The ‘Jump on Demand’ plan as a T-Mobile phone upgrade

T-Mobile’s ‘Jump on Demand’ plan is meant to be a way for individuals who wish to stay updated on the latest phones to remain satisfied without putting much of a dent in their wallet. Researchers and companies on this matter suggest that T-Mobile is trying to cater to the 47% of the public that wishes their carrier would let them upgrade phones more often. According to the company, the average person keeps his or her phone for 20 months. ‘Jump’ customers already beat that with 14 months. With the ‘Jump on Demand’ plan, this will most likely bring the time down due to individuals not having commitment to something that they may reject later on in a few months. Furthermore, with a new plan come competitors who will either be attempting to do the same, or have already tried and failed.

How will Jump on Demand as a T-Mobile phone upgrade fare alongside the competition?

Recent reports stated that carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have initially sold off several of their plans similar to T-Mobile’s ‘Jump on Demand’ plan. However, they were eventually revealed to be strict two-year contracts. Therefore, these three carriers’ marketing strategies was more or less to deceive. Will T-Mobile’s new plan prove to be satisfactory or another two-year contract-in-disguise?

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“Unfriend alert” app is the only app that alerts the users when their friends unfriend them on Facebook. - http://clapway.com/2015/06/08/getting-unfriended-on-facebook-may-cost-your-personal-data-too-123/

The “Unfriend Alert” app steals all your personal information just as you get notified on being unfriended.

Ever thought you could lose your data if someone unfriended you on Facebook? …Yes, this is happening. Experts will tell you users should be sure to be careful in downloading any sort of app. The app “Unfriend Alert” is doing the same to a lot of people. This app is meant to alert you when someone “unfriends” you on the famous social-networking site Facebook. But apart from updating you on this, the app steals your personal data as well. This comes as an alarming news to many and is creating a sense of anxiety as well.

The alert application is free and notifies the user each time his or her friends “unfriend” them from their list on Facebook. Though, while downloading the app, you are required to sign in and fill your password. This app shows ads and installs malicious software on your device. So, before you download, just be alert!

As per experts, the login credentials do not go directly to Facebook rather to yougotunfriended.com (as checked in Wireshark log). Adding to the misery, the app is not shown in the Facebook apps list. As a result, the user may have a tendency to forget about it.

On the flip side, it is monitoring all your activities, so it is recommended that if you have the app in your phone, you should remove it and change your Facebook password right away.

Across the market, the “Unfriend alert” app is the only app that alerts the users when their friends unfriend them on Facebook. But it seems that the app has been designed and developed to steal passwords. For any user, it is extremely important to be alert while downloading apps. Just do not get swayed by swanky free apps. Every app that you download may not be as good as you think. You have to be very cautious with your smartphones and the way you download the apps. You can check the tips here.

Smartphone users should always take care of their devices and never lose them. It is widely recommended to all the app users that they should have anti-virus scanning apps before they go for any other app. The more technology is getting advanced, the more hackers are getting fueled. Across the web, one may find a big number of tools that helps to tackle with the chaos of harmful apps. Find out about them at here.

Just keep yourself alert by following the precautionary measures and having enough anti-virus scanning apps. Let the right apps come to your smartphone.

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