(ICTF-FYI) Too many
smart phones on the market make it hard to choose which is best. However, according to TechRadar analysis, which was quoted on Friday (22/10/2010), there are at least five categories of handsets that enter the best in the world.
Phone sequence in the list are:
- Nokia N8 : is different from previous Nokia smartphones. All features upscale diusungnya. Call it a 12MP camera, video recording HD and new OS in the name of Symbian 3. Hardware N8 is on top in almost every category. Symbian 3 is also quite convincing. Especially for? Nokia fans, this phone may be unsurpassed.
2. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini / Mini Pro This handset looks like a small version of the
Xperia X10, but have a lot of new things including a complete overhaul of the Android OS. With affordable pricing, these phones have the impression of the upper class. Unfortunately that carried the Android OS is still 1.6.
3. Samsung Galaxy S is undoubtedly the best
Samsung cell phone. The phone is among the most powerful and most feature-rich. Call it Super Amoled an amazing screen and 1GHz processor Hummingbird. However, sometimes there is lag in the user interface as well as have occurred many complaints about the GPS feature.
4. Apple iPhone 4 With Retina 960x640 pixel screen and body are very slim nan classy, 4 not doubt
iPhone is Apple's best phone so far. Unfortunately, high prices and some odor issues such as antennagate reduce its value.
5. HTC Desire This phone is similar to Google's Nexus One, it's just better. Call it the User Interface
HTC Sense and messaging facilities are almost perfect. In general, this phone is considered to have no significant weaknesses and does not create a headache user, although first-time use. HTC Throne Desire Desire might just be broken off or HD? Desire Z which will soon be marketed.
For the record, this phone is not Windows 7 Phone handset is included to remember that carried him not widely marketed.
As the main brain of the computer, the
processor can also cause problems for computers. One reason is due to excessive heat (overheating) so as to make the computer restarts and often die suddenly. For that, a few tips you need to keep the
processor temperature to ensure cooling the
processor (headsink) and the fan that is able to work well.
Below are the things that need to be considered related to
processor:
- Make sure the top of your processor has been smeared with thermal paste. Thermal Grease Thermal Paste or gel is a material that serves to remove heat from the processor to headsink. For silver-colored thermal paste has better quality than the white.
- Make sure the casing has a circulation path smooth, because the casing is less circulation will cause the hardware components inside, including the processor, the faster heat.
- Tidy up the cables, especially cables ATA type larger and wider than the SATA cable. Cables are neat to expedite the flow of air in the casing.
- For personal computers, maybe you adpat opening the casing, for the effectiveness of the smooth circulation of air, although perhaps not in accordance with the aesthetic value and are not unsightly because the hardware it will be seen from the outside.
And here are the main tips for caring for the processor:
- Disconnect or electrical contacts from your computer. Set aside some time for? headsink cooler, then open headsink and fan from the processor.
- Separate fan and headsink, then clean the fan with a damp cloth. Clean the crack headsink of dust, or wash with a brush or a soft brush. Drain and try headsink no residual water in the gap so as not konslet headsink.
- Replace the fan with headsink, and attach them to the processor as in the past.
- You can do the treatment 3 months, especially in an air-conditioned room. However, if the environment is a lot of dust, treatment can be done every once a month.
Good luck ..
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See also: List of unsolved problems
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problem is an obstacle, impediment, difficulty or challenge, or any situation that invites resolution; the resolution of which is recognized as
a solution or contribution toward a known purpose or goal. Individual awareness of a
problem constitutes awareness of a desired outcome, coupled with an apparent deficiency, discrepancy, doubt or inconsistency that either obscures or prevents the outcome from taking place.
2. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini / Mini Pro This handset looks like a small version of the Xperia X10, but have a lot of new things including a complete overhaul of the Android OS. With affordable pricing, these phones have the impression of the upper class. Unfortunately that carried the Android OS is still 1.6.
3. Samsung Galaxy S is undoubtedly the best Samsung cell phone. The phone is among the most powerful and most feature-rich. Call it Super Amoled an amazing screen and 1GHz processor Hummingbird. However, sometimes there is lag in the user interface as well as have occurred many complaints about the GPS feature.
5. HTC Desire This phone is similar to Google's Nexus One, it's just better. Call it the User Interface HTC Sense and messaging facilities are almost perfect. In general, this phone is considered to have no significant weaknesses and does not create a headache user, although first-time use. HTC Throne Desire Desire might just be broken off or HD? Desire Z which will soon be marketed.
