Samsung Galaxy Note 4 And Galaxy S6 – Latest Rumors

There are two massive mobile releases on the horizon and ValueWalk has all the latest info and murmurings on them...

Samsung has earmarked the next few months as being extremely important in its long-term goal of superseding Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) as the world’s biggest producer of mobile devices. With this in mind, both the release of the Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy S6 will be extremely important for Samsung, with both the phablet-sized Note 4 and the S6 smartphone considered flagship devices in their particular niche by Samsung.

No release dates have been officially confirmed for either handset as of yet by Samsung, but analysts are expecting that the Galaxy Note 4 to hit the stores in September, while the Galaxy S6 will probably be unveiled early next year. With fans of the Galaxy range eagerly anticipating the release of both mobiles, there are a raft of rumors, leaks and other tidbits flying around, as well as some other information which we can confirm as being pretty solid.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4
With the purported release date of the Galaxy Note 4 looming, the rumor mill is churning pretty rapidly with regard to this much anticipated phablet. This is going to be an absolutely key release for Samsung, particularly as it seems likely that it will face off directly against the Apple iPhone 6. Samsung has never put one of its devices up against an iPhone before, and they may yet think better of it, but what is likely is that the Galaxy Note 4 will be a direct competitor to the iPhone 6, given that it looks certain now that Apple will release a phablet-sized version of its next flagship smartphone.

Thus, there is plenty of information out there regarding what we can expect from the Galaxy Note 4. Firstly, Samsung is clearly trying to create a big impression with the appearance of the device, as reports have indicated that Galaxy Note 4 will be launched in Electric Blue and Copper Gold color variations along with the usual pitch black and white. This claim is being made by the popular tipster evleaks, so it can be considered pretty solid.

Additionally, Samsung may release two version of the Galaxy Note 4, one with a curved screen and one with a flat screen, according to recent leaks. This would very much fit in with the direction Samsung is going in generally, with the company’s curved televisions having created a strong impression at recent trade shows.


In terms of the way the device will

operate, the biggest rumor in recent weeks has been the suggestion that Samsung will be completely upgrading the processor in the Galaxy Note 4. The range of Snapdragon processors has been prevalent in the Galaxy series, and for that matter in many other popular smartphones. However, it has emerged recently that the brand new processor in the Galaxy Note 4 range could be an Exynos chip manufactured by Samsung itself. Other rumors suggest that there will be a second model of the Galaxy Note 4 which will run off a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805.




Other Galaxy Note 4 rumors point to a fingerprint sensor, and an IP67 certification that would provide dust and water resistance. 32GB of storage is thought to be a likely number associated with the Galaxy Note 4, while the device is also expected to sport an extremely impressive 5.7-inch QHD display, and a 12-megapixel camera with Optical Image Stabilization.

This will be a tough spec list to deliver, but one that certainly whets the appetite.

Samsung Galaxy S6



In common with the iPhone, it’s not that long since Samsung released the Galaxy S5, so when the next iteration of this series hits the market, Samsung needs to demonstrate a significant improvement to encourage consumers to upgrade. The first big news about the Galaxy S6 is line with this notion is that Samsung is expected to arm the Galaxy S6 with a 64-bit processor.

Aside from the fact that Samsung is moving steadily towards putting curved screens in all of its major devices, another trends that they seem to be embracing is screen resolution that exceeds full HD. According to the latest reports, the S6 will sport at least a 1440 x 2650 Quad HD resolution display with 442ppi. Could the Galaxy S6 be the first mainstream 4K UHD smartphone? This might be a bridge too far, but it’s clear that Samsung intends to mark its devices out from competitors with image and screen quality.

There has been some debate among analysts regarding what other spec the Galaxy S6 will embrace. Reports have suggested that the Galaxy S6 will included 32 GB of internal memory and 256 GB worth of microSD storage, but some industry observers consider this unrealistic. What seems certain to assert is that Samsung will be really trying to blow people away with the release of the Galaxy S6.

The Galaxy S6 should hit the stores in March next year and retail at around $750.

LinkedIn hacker 'also stole 1.5m passwords from dating site eHarmony'

The computer hacker behind the theft of almost 6.5 million passwords from LinkedIn is also responsible for publishing up to 1.5 million passwords stolen from the popular dating website eHarmony, it has emerged.

eHarmony is one of the most popular dating websites

The hacker, who posted lists containing a total of 8 million passwords on a web forum run by a company in Moscow that specialises in "password recovery" software, uses the online alias “dwdm”. He appealed to fellow hackers for help converting the passwords into a usable form.

Experts said that the fact that some of the passwords included the phrase “eharmony” indicated they were taken from the online dating website, which has more than 20 million members worldwide.

The firm confirmed on Wednesday that its security had been breached after it was first reported by the technology news website Ars Technica.

“After investigating reports of compromised passwords, we have found that a small fraction of our user base has been affected,”

It said it would contact affected members and reset their passwords.

The development followed a scramble by LinkedIn members to change their passwords when it emerged hackers were working to “crack” a list of 6.5 million. Many were also urged to change their passwords for other services if they had reused the same one across the web.

The passwords were stolen in “hashed” form, meaning some computing work was required to convert them back into usable passwords. By Wednesday afternoon the hackers said they had already recovered hundreds of thousands.

Following an investigation, LinkedIn admitted its security had been breached late on Wednesday.

“We can confirm that some of the passwords that were compromised correspond to LinkedIn accounts,” said Vicente Silveira, a spokesman for the professional network, whose more than 150 million members worldwide include the Prime Minister.

The firm said it would email affected members and force them to change their password. It also pledged to apply more stringent security measures in future, including storing passwords in a more secure form by “salting” them, which makes it more difficult for hackers to crack them.

Commentators criticised LinkedIn’s security practices, however.

“The passwords weren’t properly protected,” said a spokesman for Imperva, an American security firm.

“Not salting is a bad practice. Salting, in layman’s terms, complicates the process of a hacker cracking a password. Not only do you encrypt the password, but append it with a random string of characters so even if those passwords are revealed, they look like gobbledygook.”

Imperva also claimed that more than 6.5 million people who use LinkedIn could be forced to change their passwords, because the list did not indicate how many members used each one.

Polaroid Socialmatic camera - CES 2014: The top 12 best gadgets

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Originally floated as a concept back in 2012, the Android-based Socialmatic could revive the beloved Polaroid as we know it. An inkless printing system enables users to print stickers of their sepia-tinted images, and customise them using the 4.5 inch touchscreen. Slated for release by the end of 2014, it may be hipster, but it's also incredibly cool

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The Goji Smart Lock bypasses the need for keys, allowing you to gain access to your home with the simple tap of a smartphone or electronic fob. And no more worrying about whether you remembered to lock the door or not - it sends you a text when the locks are activated

3

Mood-based playlist HABU aims to build the perfect playlist in one tap, as users create mood-based lists ranging from dark to calm, positive and energetic

4

Netamo's June bracelet monitors its wearer's exposure to the sun using its facent sensor as well as advising on the kind of suncream to apply. A potential god send

5

This external hard drive may not be cheap at $490 for 1TB of memory, but it sure is beautiful

6

This incredible children's book encourages youngsters to explore their creativity through 3D printing by following the adventures of LEO the robot printer, who creates plastic models of the pictures his friend Clara draws. Even better, design files of all the characters and objects are available to be downloaded

7

Throw the Panomo camera ball into the air to take incredible 360 degree photographs from all angles. Possibly don't throw it too hard though

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One of the true stars of CES 2014, the Pebble Steel second generation smartwatch has been hailed as one the year's first exciting releases ahead of its January 28th launch.

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Plugged as the world's first internet-enabled toothbrush, Kolibree monitors and compares your daily brushing, alongside recommending brushing techniques

10

Ever wanted to turn your friends and family into heatmaps? You now can with the Flir One, detecting and displaying live thermal images

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Dying for a beer in the comfort of your own home but can't remember if there's any left in the fridge? No worries - use LG Home Chat to text your fridge to check for you. You can also text your washing machine to start a load whilst you're out and about, or tell your robotic vacuum cleaner to start tidying up. Truly the next generation of home appliances

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Monitor the temperature of your food as it cooks from up to 150 feet away, helping you to work out when it's been perfectly cooked

Samsung Galaxy Core Plus Review

Samsung Galaxy Core Plus Review

Samsung is one of such companies in the market that will always going to be considered as one of the distinguished and remarkable ones. This is one of such companies that have so far noticed to appear as competitive for the Apple Company. Samsung has gained the biggest attention of the users all through their Galaxy series that have been hugely loved and well liked by the people. They way their incorporate their smartphones with the exciting features and make it demanding for the users is quite a lot appreciable. They have always introduced such prices in their handsets that can be affordable by every single ordinary person.

Samsung Galaxy Core Plus Review

One more time Samsung is yet again all back with their brand new and explosive Samsung Galaxy Core Plus. This smartphone has been all installed with all such major features that are best needed in every single phone. In the below article we will going to highlight down the main features of Samsung Galaxy Core Plus. Let’s have a quick look……

SPECIFICATIONS OF SAMSUNG GALAXY CORE PLUS:

1. It has been resolved with the screen size of 4.3 inches display power.

2. It has the resolution capacity of 800 x 480 in the company of Gorilla Glass protection.

3. This smartphone has been made from plastic.

4. Its maximum thickness is 9.5mm thick

5. Samsung Galaxy Core Plus 132.5g in weight.

6. In the hardware processing category it has been all installed with the 1.2Ghz Cortex A5 processor.

7. It has the memory storage capacity of 768 MB worth RAM and 4 GB internal storage. It is expandable up to 64GB via a microSD card slot.

8. In the camera it has been all installed with the 5 megapixel camera by means of 720p HD video recording by the side of VGA front-facer.

9. In the Connectivity options it has been all added with the Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11, NFC, GPS, 3G and FM Radio.

10. The operating system of Samsung Galaxy Core Plus has been captured with the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

11. This phone has been all accessible for the users in white, pink and black colors.

PRICE OF SAMSUNG GALAXY CORE PLUS:

This smartphone is all available in the market at the cost of $270. Although this handset has not been released yet but very soon it will going to be exploded on the technology planet.

so all the Samsung Galaxy lovers out there don’t forget to catch with this brilliant looking Samsung Galaxy Core Plus right now and we are sure that its features and the affordable price level will definitely going to live up to your expectations. So don’t forget to catch with this handset at any cost……….