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The Turing Phone is still in the prototype stage, but it looks and feels like something from the future. No thanks to the hardware: the 2.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor isn't exactly state of the art, and the 5.5-inch 1,920x1,080 pixel display pales in comparisons to flagship devices like the 5.1-inch Samsung Galaxy S6 or the 5.5-inch LG G4 -- both of those offer 2,560x1,440 pixel resolutions. It is by no means a bad display, and while my time was admittedly brief I didn't see any glaring issues -- this is a prototype model, however, so we'll need to wait and see.
The phone a little heavier than my Nexus 6 but certainly not onerous, and far easier to slip into a pocket. The SIM card slot that sits on the left side of the device is the only real point of entry for dirt or grime, as there are no other holes on the phone. It charges by way of the "Wallaby Magstream" magnetic power cable that looks curiously like an Apple MagSafe 2 plug. The 3,000mAh battery isn't removable, and you'll need to pair a Bluetooth headset for audio, as there's no 3.5mmheadphone jack.
The premium Turing Phone promises world-class security through a chip on the phone.Josh Miller/CNET
The Turing Phone's frame is made up of the liquid-metal alloy that the company is calling "liquidmorphium." It's an amorphous alloy of zirconium, copper, aluminum, nickel and silver that's supposedly stronger than steel, but cheaper and more efficient to produce than titanium. I'm not a fan of jargony buzzwords, but this liquidmorphium stuff is interesting; it feels like glass, and when polished down it takes on a mirror-finish. The liquid metal frame is also something of a fingerprint magnet, so it's probably a good thing that the 5.5-inch screen has a very narrow bezel. There's a fingerprint reader on the left side of the phone, in a perfect spot for your thumb. I'm a lefty so it makes perfect sense to me, but I imagine right-handed folk might be a little confused, at first.
The phone is available in Beowulf (left), Pharaoh (center) and Cardinal (right).Josh Miller/CNET
The back of the phone is made of a tough plastic, and houses the near-field communications (NFC) chip. There will also be a few color options to choose from: the Beowulf model offers blue accents, and its plastic back is textured to look like a serpent's skin; the Pharaoh model offers gold accents. I'm partial to Cardinal, a simple red-and-white affair that would look at home in Neo Tokyo, or some other cyberpunk setting.
Hydrophobic nano-coating will keep the phone's innards safe from splashes.turing phone service
The phone is also using "Binnacle Ocean Master" nano-coating technology to waterproof their device. The naming scheme gives me pause, but hydrophobic nano-coating is nothing new -- we've seen examples of the technology used to protect phones in the past.
The technology goes beyond weather-sealing: your average ruggedized phone relies on a tightly sealed chassis to keep water from getting in and mucking up the works. In the Turing Phone's case, I was told that all of the phone's innards are waterproofed, so submersion becomes a non-issue. The phone has an IPX8 rating, and Turing claims that the phone has been left underwater for up to 24 hours without issue. The Xperia Z4 that Sony recently announced also boasts an IPX8 rating-, whileSamsung's Galaxy S6 Active has an IP68
PROS
A sturdy chassis and waterproofed innards are great, but remember -- the point of the Turing Phone is security, and testing those claims will be difficult. It all revolves around the Turing Imitation Key, which attempts to constrain public-key cryptography onto the phone. It's a complex subject, but simple to understand: a "public key matrix" is paired with your private key, and both remain on your phone, offline. When someone wants to communicate with you securely, they'll be able to use your public key to encrypt it, and only your private key will be able to decrypt that message.
The difference, Turing Robotics says, is that this is all happening on the phone's hardware -- other mobile-encryption services rely on transmitting data to and from third-party services. Turing's imitation Key handles all of the work right on the phone, which theoretically means there's no chance for malcontents to sabotage the encryption or decryption processes. But we've all heard the term "hacker-proof" before.
We only got to see a mockup of the Turing UI -- the phone currently runs stock Android Lollipop.cnet source pic freely used by us
The final question revolves around the software. The devices they saw were running stock versions of Android 5.1 Lollipop, but the final version will have a custom Turing interface running on top of Android. Being based on Android seems to run at odds with the hyper-secure platform Turing Robotics is aiming for, particularly since you'll still have access to Google Play Services and the app store. We'll just have to wait and see what Turing has in store.
PRICES AND AVALIBILITY
The Turing Phone will start shipping later this year, and it'll be available for preorder on July 31 -- there will only be 10,000 units available, to start. It's available in three capacities at three price points: there's a 16GB model that will sell for $610 (£391, AU$798); a 64GB version that will sell for $740 (£474, AU$969); and the 128GB model, which will cost $870 (£580 and AU$1,120). In an attempt to sweeten the deal, Turing Robotic Industries is offering a "bonus accessories package" to folks who preorder. which will include a mobile Bluetooth keyboard, earphones, a Bluetooth headset and a mobile gaming controller.
The problem is still with phone prices and availibility in india whether we can get our hands on it .
The first 'production' smartphone running the Ubuntu operating system is finally here. Designed and marketed by the Spanish company BQ (not to be confused with the Chinese company BQ Mobile) and made in China, the first Ubuntu Phone is based on the 4.5-inch BQ Aquaris E4.5, which normally ships with Android 4.4. Included with the BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition are two copies of the quick-start guide (in four languages each, one of the eight being English), a charger (with a built-in two-pin continental mains plug) and a 1-metre USB-to-Micro-USB cable. A comprehensive User Manual is available for download from the BQ website. The list price for the Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition, which is only available in the EU, is €169.90 (~£125).
The 4.5-inch BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition phone has a screen resolution of 540 by 960 pixels (240ppi). It measures 67mm wide by 137mm deep by 9mm thick and weighs 123g. Image: BQ
BQ started off in 2009 as Booq, designing and manufacturing e-readers. In 2010 the brand name was changed to BQ (owned by Mundo Reader SL). The company now designs and manufactures a range of e-readers, mobile phones, tablets, 3D printers and educational robots.
WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT'S NOT
Before delving into the operation of the phone itself, let's be clear about what this phone is, and what it is not.
The BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition is a moderately specified smartphone (240ppi screen, 1.3GHz MediaTek SoC, 1GB RAM, 8GB internal storage, 802.11b/g/n wi-fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, HSPA+), running Ubuntu (for Phones) as its operating system, that retails at an affordable price. It demonstrates that Ubuntu (for Phones) doesn't need cutting-edge high-specification hardware to run, and it allows early adopters to buy an Ubuntu phone at a relatively low entry point (around £125). As it stands, Canonical acknowledges that Ubuntu (for Phones) is a work in (rapid) progress and is not yet fully formed and ready for the mass market.
i have still not reviewed the phones myself these info is based on the sources i get stay tune and stay updated we will come with more of what we get from sources
POWERFUL BEAST GAMING RIG IN 60K –INDIAN EDITION
(AksisTech)
India is a emerging and
developing country in it sector .Gaming in india has been increased by 25 % in
consoles and 75 % in pc .Many people spend huge bucks on pc that cant even run crysis
3 in 1080p hd at 30 fps lock.People obsessed with gaming buy consoles without hesitation
and people who need a pc cannot manage a gaming pc under 40k so let us raise
that budget a bit to 60k and give you the opportunity to assemble a pc that can
handle six task simultaneously and will run latest games in ultra hd and some
in 4k.We give this gamig
Let us look at the brief
specs of your beast heart starting with the cpu
rig codename BEAST.
After plenty of research we
have found some amazing hardwares for the purpose mentioned above .
The hardware we choose are
based on three criteria:
1.DURABILITY
2.AFFORDABILITY
3.AVAILIBILITY
ITEM
ITEM NAME
PRICE INR
CPU
Amd 4ghz FM2+
A-series APU A10-7850k
11950/-
RAM
8*1 gb Ram PC Dram
corsair vengeance CM28GX3M1A1600C10
Creative Inspire T6300 Home audio pc speakers 5.1
channel surround sound
5258/-
HEADPHONE
Dragon War GHS-003 on the ear gaming headset
1669/-
MONITER
BEN-Q GW2255 21.5 inch hd led Blacklit LCD Moniter (
Black & noir)
7650/-
Total
Including cpu 56747/- plus optional 17062/-
73809/-
PART 1
note:the brief may differ from the products avail in india but it atmost the same so you will learn more about what you buy.
THE CPU AMD A10 FM2+ APU
AMD’s A-series processors have long
impressed us with their combination of strong desktop performance and
powerful built-in 3D graphics. The latest iteration is codenamed
"Kaveri", and is the best yet. Kaveri chips differ from previous
A-series processors in that their processing cores are the latest
"Steamroller" versions, which are based on a 28nm process.
There have also been some tweaks to the graphics architecture. The
processors’ graphics cores and central processing unit (CPU) cores have
equal access to system memory and equal flexibility to create and
execute work. This means developers can potentially use all the
computing cores of a Kaveri processor to make full use of the chip’s
processing power. The promise is faster desktop processing and better
performance in games.
The AMD A10-7850K is the top model in AMD’s Kaveri line-up, and it
has four cores and no less than eight graphics cores. It runs at a
typical clock speed of 3.7GHz but can boost to 4GHz. To use the
A10-7850K you'll need to use an FM2+ motherboard, which means you can’t
just use an existing FM2 board and swap out your Richland or Trinity
processor for a Kaveri chip. The good news is that you can use a Trinity
or Richland processor in an FM2+ motherboard, so if you don’t have
funds for both a motherboard and CPU upgrade right now you can always
upgrade your motherboard first and then your processor later.
The A10-7850K scored 73 overall in our multimedia benchmarks, which
consist of challenging image-processing, video-editing and multitasking
tasks. Our reference Intel "Ivy Bridge" Core i5-3570K scored 100,
showing the processor isn't cutting-edge in these tasks, but it's still
easily quick enough for desktop applications, such as photo editors and
word processors. You'll even be able to indulge in a bit of light video
editing, but don't expect to produce a 4K masterpiece in a hurry. This
score is the same as the Intel Core i3-4340 managed, but Intel's chip is
currently £10 more expensive.
The A10-7850K offers plenty of graphics power thanks to its built-in
720MHz, eight-core graphics processor. The A10-7850K produced an average
frame rate of 50fps in Dirt Showdown at a resolution of 1,280x720 and
graphics quality set to High. We conducted this test with our reference
RAM running at 1,600MHz. When we used AMD’s Gamer Series memory running
at 2,133MHz the average frame rate increased to an impressive 57.6fps
with a minimum frame rate of 45fps. If you want to use the A10-7850K’s
on-die graphics processor for playing 3D games, it’s certainly
beneficial to use a higher-frequency memory kit. These score compare
very favourably with those from the Intel HD Graphics 4600 chipset in
Intel's Haswell chips, which max out at just 32fps in this test.
There's no doubt the A10-7850K’s performance in the Dirt Showdown
benchmarks is excellent when you consider it’s delivered by an on-die
graphics processor. It's even possible to enjoy a spot of 1080p gaming
with this processor. At a resolution of 1,920x,1080 and with graphics
quality set to High, the A10-7850K produced an average frame rate of
34.3fps, with a minimum frame rate of 27.9fps.
Predictably, more graphically challenging games such as Crysis 3 will
prove too much for the A10-7850K’s graphics processor. At a resolution
of 1,280x720 with graphics quality set to Low the A10-7850K produced an
average frame rate of 24fps, with a peak frame rate of 31fps and a low
of 24fps. That isn’t really a playable frame rate in this very
challenging title, but it isn’t bad for a processor’s built-in graphics
chip but when we combine 12 cores with a dedicated gpu its a power
that you always wanted .
THE GPU SAPPHIRE AMD/ATI R9 270x
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has been
keeping us extremely busy launching new graphics cards and this week is
no different. AMD announced the Radeon R9 270 graphics card this morning
at the $179.99 price point. This is the sixth video card that AMD has
added to the Radeon R7 and R9 series of video cards since October! This
‘new’ card is interesting as it reduces the entry price into the
high-end R9 series down to the $179 price point and uses the same exact
Pitcarin GPU found on the AMD Radeon R9 270X!
The AMD Radeon R9 270 is pretty much the same thing as the Radeon R9
270X, but it features a lower GPU clock speed and power envelope. The
AMD Radeon R9 270X had a typical board power of 180 Watts and required
two 6-pin PCIe power connectors. The new AMD Radeon R9 270 has a
typical board power of just 150 Watts, which means it can get away with a
single 6-pin PCIe power connector. This is significant as many older
systems and the vast majority of store bought systems can only handle a
modest discrete graphics card.
Radeon R9 270
Radeon R9 270X
Radeon HD 7870 GHz
Release Date
November 2013
October 2013
March 2012
Original SRP
$179
$199
$349
GPU
Pitcarin
Pitcarin
Pitcarin
Process
28nm
28nm
28nm
Transistors
2.8 billion
2.8 billion
2.8 billion
Stream Processors
1280
1280
1280
Clock Speed
925 MHz
1050 MHz
1000 MHz
Frame Buffer
2GB
2GB
2GB
Memory Width
256-bit
256-bit
256-bit
Memory Clock
1400 MHz
1400 MHz
1200 MHz
Compute Perf
2.37 TFLOPS
2.69 TFLOPS
2.56 TFLOPS
Texture Units
80
80
80
ROPs
32
32
32
Typical Board Power
150W
180W
175W
The AMD Radeon R9 270X was clocked at 1050 MHz on the core and 1400
MHz on the GDDR5 memory. The new AMD Radeon R9 270 runs at 925 MHz on
the core and 1400 MHz on the GDDR5 memory. This means the core clock
speed has been lowered 75MHz, which is right around a 7% clock speed
reduction from the R9 270X. The lowered clock speed means that the card
has just 2.37 TFLOPS of compute performance versus 2.69TFLOPS before.
This is a decrease of 11.9-percent, so it looks like lowering the clock
speeds and board power will certainly have an impact on gaming
performance and thus the $20 price cut.
this card is sure for budget holder and perfect for gaming.
THE RAM CORSAIR VENGEANCE 8GB
we took a look at a high performance 8GB 2000MHz Crucial Ballistix dual
channel memory kit. The Ballistix impressed us with its synthetic
benchmark scores and integrated temperature sensor, and the kit came
with a $119.99
price tag direct from Crucial. Today we are evaluating another memory
kit that aims at a much different segment of the enthusiast hardware
market.
The Corsair Vengeance 8GB DDR3 1600 CL9
memory kit comes in what Corsair calls “Cerulean Blue”, which Corsair
claims is designed to match the color found on motherboards supporting
2nd Generation Intel Core Sandy Bridge processors. To our eyes, this
particular shade of blue is only found on ASUS motherboards, although
other manufacturers such as Gigabyte and MSI do offer motherboards with
blue accents.
The kit arrived in a well-designed retail box with much of the
relevant information about this RAM clearly visible including the
9-9-9-24 timings at a voltage of 1.5V as well as the lifetime warranty.
However, we do think it is important for Corsair to disclose on the
packaging that this kit runs at a default command rate of 2T, which we
will discuss more later in this article. Once the package was opened,
we immediately noticed the impressive blue heat spreaders covering both
modules.
Corsair has been designing high speed performance memory for 17 years
and claims to have more experience designing enthusiast memory than any
other memory company in the industry. Corsair’s memory is very popular
throughout the industry, with product lines covering everything from
low budget OEM desktops to the mainstream XMS lines to the high end
Dominator series. The Dominator series in particular has been very
popular with enthusiasts, prompting Corsair to offer a performance
product at a slightly lower price point, the Vengeance line, as
described on Corsair’s website:
“Corsair Vengeance DDR3 memory modules
are designed with overclockers in mind. Vengeance DIMMs are built using
RAM specially selected for their high-performance potential. Aluminum
heat spreaders help dissipate heat, and provide the aggressive look that
you want in your gaming rig. As a bonus, the attractive low price of
Vengeance memory will also leave lots of room in your system build
budget.”
High performance RAM at a low price sounds like an ideal combination,
but fancy heat spreaders alone aren’t enough to satisfy the needs of
most overclockers. Corsair CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9B Memory Kit Key Features:
4GB density per module
DDR3 240-pin DIMM
PC3-12800 (1600 MHz)
9-9-9-24 2T Timings
1.50 Volts
Optimized for the Intel 2nd Generation Sandy Bridge platforms
Cerulean Blue Heat Spreaders
Lifetime Warranty
CC830 CIRCLE FULL TOWER CABINET
CIRCLE launches CC 830, full power gaming enclosure for gaming enthusiasts. This
powerful chassis is designed to handle present and future
high-performance systems that are custom built for gamers from the
inside-out. CC 830 cabinet is perfect for gamers and is alike because of
its extensive cooling advantages and expandability.
Circle CC830 provides flexibility and loads of storage options where
one can install up to three 5.25", three 3.5" drive bays for hard disks
and three 2.5" SSDs. It comes with one LED 120mm cooling fan in front,
one 120mm fan at the back with fan controller and supports water cooling
features. CC 830 also has 7 expansion slots, providing space for
lenghty graphic cards of upto 310mm. A choice of Midnight Black or
Arctic White CC 830 will suit one's individual style. With tool-free
convenience, two USB 2.0 ports, one USB 3.0 port, filtered intakes;
Circle CC 830 is a full power enclosure with no compromises. Technical specifications
Form factor - ATX/MICRO ATX/MINI-ITX
Compatible motherboards- ATX/MICRO ATX/MINI-ITX
PSU - Not included
Material - Steel Black Body
External 5.25" drive bays - 3
External 3.5" drive bays - 3
Internal 3.5" drive bay - 3
SSD 2.5 - 3
Expansion slots - 7
Front USB 3.0 - 1
Front USB 2.0 - 2
HDD EASY SWAP DOCK - 1(Top front)
Graphic card length - 310MM
CPU cooler height - 170MM
Front Audio ports - 2HD-Audio / AC 97
120MM LED fan - 1( 1200 RPM/17dBA)
120MM fan back - 1(1200 RPM/17dBA)
Fan controller - 2
Transparent side panel - 1
Length - 480MM
Width- 185MM
Height - 500MM
Color available - 2(Black / White)
Price, warranty and Availability may differ countrywise Circle CC830 combo comes with 3 years warranty.
This article is tobe continued on next article we will brief other components of beast like hdd,ssd,motherboard and optional hardwares.
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Writter:R.k Verma
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ALL THE ITEMS LISTED ABOVE ARE AVAILABLE TO BUY IN INDIA VIA SNAPDEAL AND FLIPKART
