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Comment on LG Launches The Prada 3.0–Dual-Core Android For PHP 30k; Stylish But Not Too Girly by LG Launches The Optimus Vu; A 5” 4:3 Screen Android Phone; Looks Pretty Damn Terrible « The Technoclast

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 00:40:35 +0000

[...] happens when you take the LG Prada 3.0, a slim Gingerbread phone that looks svelte and sleek, and then you decided to make it fat and [...]

Comment on Alcatel OneTouch Blaze OT-990 Review by Whateverr.

Whateverr. — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:52:38 +0000

DONT BY THIS PHONE! They suck. They dont allow you to play your recorded vidoes or vidoes on youtube after some time. Also you have to get a really good pair of headphones to actually work for the phone. And it freezes alot, and heats up. Internet is terribly slow. Sometimes it wont let you veiw your gallery for days. I could go on .

Comment on Alcatel OneTouch Blaze OT-990 Review by Ayman Memo

Ayman Memo — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 22:55:58 +0000

yes this mobile can be rooted….i ‘ve just root my ot-990 with superone click all u have to do is to download this
http://junefabrics.com/android/download.php
program then open the superone click while usb debugging mode is enable
and this is the superone click 1.9.5
http://www.androiddownloadz.com/home/summary/52-rooting-tools/2144-super-one-click-root

Comment on Android Performance Database by LG Launches The Prada 3.0–Dual-Core Android For PHP 30k; Stylish But Not Too Girly « The Technoclast

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 03:55:27 +0000

[...] Android Performance Database [...]

Comment on Alcatel Launches Cheapest Dual-SIM Android Blaze 918N (PHP 6K) & 810D Flip (PHP 4K) by panzerpuff

panzerpuff — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 02:34:25 +0000

Hi Francis, we weren’t able to test the 3G connection on it since we could only try the phone during the launch for a few minutes. Based on our experience with Alcatel Android devices, the 3G seems pretty decent.

We’d love to get our site to become more popular in searches so hopefully more readers like you would come to us and check out our articles. =)

Regards,
Alex

Comment on Canon SX130 IS Review by The 17th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta In Pictures (w/ Olympus E-PL1) « The Technoclast

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 01:33:58 +0000

[...] micro 4/3 camera for high quality all-around shooting; but we also brought as a backup our trusty Canon PowerShot SX130 IS for its megazoom capabilities, as well as our Nokia N9 review unit. While all three devices hold [...]

Comment on Olympus Pen E-PL1 (m4/3 Sensor) Unboxing – Best Camera You Can Get For PHP 15,000 by The 17th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta In Pictures (w/ Olympus E-PL1) « The Technoclast

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 01:30:55 +0000

[...] – a great opportunity to test out some of our review units and cameras. We mostly used our new Olympus E-PL1 micro 4/3 camera for high quality all-around shooting; but we also brought as a backup our trusty [...]

Comment on Alcatel Launches Cheapest Dual-SIM Android Blaze 918N (PHP 6K) & 810D Flip (PHP 4K) by francis

francis — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:50:01 +0000

I think this is the best actual video demo for the phone so far, good thing I found this on youtube but it’s funny your site does not show up when I search for the phone in google.

Anyway, last thing before I buy this phone, how was the 3g connection? Was it fast enough like other android phones? Thanks!

Comment on Cherry Mobile T20 Touch Unboxing by AntiChinaPhone

AntiChinaPhone — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:21:06 +0000

WAG KAU BIBILI NITO AFTER 2 MONTHS DEPEKTIBO NA ANG TOUCH SCREEN TAPOS PANGET PA NG SERVICE PEKE TO

Comment on Learn Photography With CameraSim–DSLR Simulator by panzerpuff

panzerpuff — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:46:14 +0000

Hi Irene, glad you liked it!

At night it really gets difficult in getting great shots and you’ll need to be a bit creative in getting more light. Basically if you do one or more of these things it will help give your camera more light:

a.) open up the aperture (low f number = more light). Some lenses can go to much lower f numbers and are preferred in low light. Most kit lenses achieve their lowest f number when zoomed all the way out.

b.) slow down the shutter speed – normally its better to have a fast shutter speed (to prevent blur) but at night you might be able to get away with a 1/15 second. But that is really pushing it and blur will definitely show up.

c.) increase your ISO – its better to use the lowest “base” ISO on your camera, but at night you can increase it to a level you’re comfortable with. Higher ISO makes the camera more sensitive to light but will also increase the noise in the image. The maximum ISO you should use is based on how well your camera performs. For my Nikon D5000, I’m comfortable with ISO 800, and might push it as high as 1600, but never to 3200 as the pictures become really ugly. On Nikon cameras, you can also enable Auto ISO which picks a higher one for you if it needs more light.

d.) use a flash – not the best solution, but makes things simpler.

A possible combination of A, B, C, and D can help you take better pictures in low light, but it does require some discretion by the photographer.

I shoot mostly in Aperture priority mode (A) with the lowest f number picked always. Without getting too technical, I’ll just say that going with Aperture priority mode with Auto ISO then adjusting your Exposure Compensation (EV) is one of the easier ways to shoot at night/indoors.

Exposure compensation is basically an automated way of increasing or decreasing the brightness that you want. So when my initial test shots are too dark I increase the EV, and decrease it when its too bright.

Hope that helps! =)