AP newsflash # 30: Samsung Galaxy Note 5 rumors and 4G network Tele2 – Android Planet

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Sonavation develops fingerprint scanner for use in screen

Sonavation The company has developed a technology that makes it possible to use sensors behind a screen to recognize a fingerprint. Sonavation cooperates with Gorilla Glass of Corning, which is used by most manufacturers in order to protect the LCD or AMOLED display. The company puts ultrasonic biometric sensors just below the Gorilla Glass, with which a fingerprint can be recognized and stored. “Our technology is designed to combine the convenience of a fingerprint scanner in the glass with advanced security,” said Rainer Schmitt, chief technology officer at Sonavation. It is unclear when the fingerprint scanner appears on a smartphone or tablet, but really goes a long it probably will not last much longer.

6 things we know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 5

The Galaxy Note 5 is just like its predecessor with a 5.7 inch screen, according to various rumors. The screen is an AMOLED panel that Samsung almost always used in its appliances. AMOLED screens provide deep and saturated colors, where many Samsung users are accustomed to. In addition, AMOLED screens consume no energy when the screen turns black, making some parts of Android and various apps can be very energy-efficient operation. The screen features according to sources on a QHD resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels, although others report that Samsung even a 4K resolution will choose. For us, this is not really necessary: ​​you can as a manufacturer better to focus on improving battery life and therefore opt for something less pixels than the pixels increase tremendously. The difference in quality is negligible, but the energy it increases substantially. Read more

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Huawei Ascend Mate presents successor 7 at IFA

Huawei has published a teaser that hints at the unveiling of a new flagship on September 2 . The smartphone is most probably Huawei Mate 8 called and also forms the basis for the new Nexus smartphone that also later this year to appear. According to the latest reports, the large flagship is equipped with a 6-inch qHD screen, although Huawei has Past argued that a resolution of 1080p is sufficient for most users. Furthermore, the Huawei Mate 8 possible for the first time equipped with the Kirin 950 chip from the Chinese manufacturer. This is characterized by a octacore processor, and support for 4K , LTE category 10 and bluetooth 4.2. The device might appear in two variants with 3GB RAM / 32GB storage and 4GB of RAM / 64GB storage.

Google Maps Timeline you find yourself stalking

Google announced a new feature for Google Maps: Your Timeline. As the name suggests you can watch it where you’ve been all in the past, provided you’ve enabled location history. Google Maps Timeline gives you more or less the ability to stalk yourself, but fortunately Google ensures that the function is private and can not be viewed by other people. Moreover, you can determine which locations are saved. You can also remove sites or change the name, which then appears when you login using Google Maps. Do you Google Photos usage, then snaps you become visible’ve made at certain locations in Timeline.

Rural coverage 4G network Tele2 from March 2016 available

Tele2 offers from March next year a nationwide 4G network. This is referring the provider on an availability for 80 percent of all residents of the Netherlands, just outside the home. The provider now still using the 2G and 3G network of T-Mobile’s 4G network for Tele2 chooses to place its own antennas. These should provide national coverage in March 2016. This is a relative term, because every provider is giving a personal interpretation. Tele2 reports that currently lives about 80 percent of the Dutch population in an area where Tele2 4G coverage provides coverage only applies outdoors,. the signal from the antenna is not yet strong enough to penetrate buildings, the future provider is also working to strengthen the signal, allowing users within their 4G connection usage. can make.