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• Get Back Traditional Start Button in Windows 8.1 with ViStart Button
• iPhone 5s on iOS 7 may Include Slow Motion Camera Feature [Rumors]
• Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 mini to support dual-mode LTE
• Sony Xperia Honami to come with G Lens 20 MP Camera [Leaked Images]
• iOS 7 to Fix the Threat to iPhone when Connected to Third Party Charger

Get Back Traditional Start Button in Windows 8.1 with ViStart Button Posted: 02 Aug 2013 04:44 AM PDT The users were expecting a lot when Microsoft introduced Windows 8.1. The users are astonished to see amazing features and the advanced Metro Start Screen in Windows 8.1 instead of the conventional Start Screen they were using in Windows 7 and in its previous versions. It is an abrupt and a revolutionary change for all of the users who are previously using Windows 7. So, the majority of them is looking around for some useful ways to get back the same Windows 7 Start Menu in Windows 8.1 for their convenience. Here is an amazing tool that can be used to get back your previous Windows 7 Start Menu in Windows 8.1. You just need to download it and start using Windows 8.1 in the same way you were using Windows 7. Follow the steps below to get ViStart Button. Step 1: To begin, you need to download ViStart Button from here. Step 2: Click the .exe file when you have downloaded the tool. It will open the Vistart Setup Wizard box before you. You need to click "Next" to go ahead. Step 3: Now you need to show your consent for installing ViStart tool by clicking the option "Accept". Step 4: Another screen appears before you where you have to select a skin for the Start button. You can select Windows 7 Start Menu if you prefer it otherwise, select any skin you want to use for the Start Button. Step 5: Now you will be led towards the next window where you need to click the "Install" option at the bottom. Step 6: Wait for a while as the system installs ViStart Button to your taskbar. Step 7: There will be two Start buttons appearing on the taskbar and when you click the first one, it will open Metro Start Screen for you and by clicking the second "Start" button, you would be able to open the same previously used Start Menu of Windows 7 in Windows 8.1. As it has been shown in the image below. You can also use it for opening Metro apps. On the top of this screen there is an option "Open Metro Apps" and "Open Metro". You can use its "All Programs" option to open all of the programs and features in Windows 8.1. It is absolutely a freeware and you should give it a try if you want to get back the previous Windows 7 Start button in Windows 8.1. The post Get Back Traditional Start Button in Windows 8.1 with ViStart Button appeared first on Techmell.

iPhone 5s on iOS 7 may Include Slow Motion Camera Feature [Rumors] Posted: 01 Aug 2013 04:12 PM PDT Several rumors regarding the next Apple release are circulating the web. Some claim Apple intends to release two iPhone devices simultaneously while others argue the company might release a 'family' of new Apple devices. All these speculations remain mere assumptions till company releases its next device. Apart from the more far-fetched rumors, the leaks on Apple device hardware lean towards two-iPhone speculation more. These two iPhones are expected to be iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S coming out this fall most probable but the question remains, how do these two iPhones differ from each other in appearance and specifications? According to one rumor, the iPhone 5C is the Apple's take on a low-cost iPhone since this device is expected to come in a polycarbonate plastic shell keeping the costs controlled but the device remains to be an iPhone 5 nonetheless. As per Foxconn, it is highly inconvenient to manufacture these in metal thus plastic shells are more cost effective. As much as we know Apple, the company is going to leave an impression after all with another iPhone 5S device up its sleeve. This one is to be manufactured in metal no matter how hard the process is. On top of that, iPhone 5S is expected to house a brand new powerful processor and will be available in a variety of colors. Also, the device has an upgraded camera whereas the screen is maintained to its earlier iPhone 5 size. The news has been released by financial analysts who looked up the suppliers for Apple devices' parts. Apple does not intend to impress its fans by the usual color options, camera enhancements and the much talked about fingerprint sensor. In fact, the company has more to offer in iPhone 5S, the new slo-mo code included in iOS 7 Beta that will allow iPhone 5S only to record at a 120 FPS rate. When the recording is replayed at a normal speed, you will have the slow motion video playing. Apple fans have something to really look forward now. The post iPhone 5s on iOS 7 may Include Slow Motion Camera Feature [Rumors] appeared first on Techmell.

Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 mini to support dual-mode LTE Posted: 01 Aug 2013 01:48 PM PDT Samsung announced a dual-mode LTE Samsung Galaxy S4 mini and Galaxy S4 device. The company is said to be the first in launching devices having the ability to shift between LTE modes- both TDD-LTE and FDD-LTE. Obviously the technology has been incorporated in devices before like the ZTE Grand Era but to be able to select a specific LTE mode, the users had to reboot their phone first. This extra step has been deemed unnecessary by the South Korean giant with the LTE specific technology being integrated in Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 Mini we should witness the release of these variants soon. Samsung has further explained there will be no interference with the ongoing activity of the users on the device when it shifts from one network to the other. This implements that the data sessions and ongoing voice calls will automatically be shifted without disturbing the user, sounds convenient. This is indeed a major breakthrough especially for Galaxy S4 users who have a rigorous travelling routine. Their Samsung S4 devices will automatically shift over to the network that offers the most bandwidth thus ensuring high speed connection without having to restart their Smartphone to switch over a network. As said, the technology will be implemented in the new versions of the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 Mini. Well, the company hasn't specified and these Smartphones will be available for purchase, we know that they will hit the worldwide markets from many regions such as the US, China, Australia, Middle East, Northern and Eastern Europe, and Southwest Asia, which means that everybody will have the possibility to get their hands on it. Source: Samsung The post Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 mini to support dual-mode LTE appeared first on Techmell.

Sony Xperia Honami to come with G Lens 20 MP Camera [Leaked Images] Posted: 01 Aug 2013 01:21 PM PDT This time of the year has many Smartphone released lined up. Sony Xperia Honami is one of the most awaited Smartphone in the list. Devices like LG G2 and Samsung Galaxy Note 3 are already announced to be launched on the 5th Of August and 4th In September, respectively but the date as to when Sony Xperia Honami will be unveiled is still not known. Like with all popular releases, as the time draws near, more and more information is leaked about the Smartphone. Same is the case with Sony Xepria Honami as a number of recently leaked images indicated a 20 megapixel sensor integrated in the device. Earlier the device was rumored as a comeback of the CyberShot brand in the phone arena but since no such branding has been found on the device, it seems Sony Xperia Honami will house a G Lens instead. According to the images leaked yesterday, Xperia Honami will follow the design pattern of Sony's flagship Xperia Z device however, it is not expected to be dust or water proof and no aluminum bezel will be seen at the edges. The camera seems to be the major feature of the upcoming device as the majority of the leaked information is regarding the 20 Megapixel camera which is said to use G Lens with Bionz processing and Exmor RS technology. Some rumors also suggest a full HD video capture at 60 fps similar to soon-to-be-released Moto X. Whenever there is an anticipated Smartphone release, there are always a number of associated specs rumored about it. Sony Xperia Honami is speculated to include Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset with a quad-core 2.2 GHz Krait 400 CPU and Adreno 320 GPU. The device will be supporting 2GB RAM and connectivity through LTE, NFC chip, Bluetooth 4.0, and IR blaster – features of a modern day Smartphone. Expect a 5-inch full HD display Xperia device with Triluminos panel. Xperia Honami is not the only camera-based Smartphone is coming out this year. We already have a Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom and its 16 megapixel sensor and Nokia Lumia 1020 housing a 41 megapixel PureView sensor as tough competitors in the market. Source: AndroidBeat The post Sony Xperia Honami to come with G Lens 20 MP Camera [Leaked Images] appeared first on Techmell.

iOS 7 to Fix the Threat to iPhone when Connected to Third Party Charger Posted: 01 Aug 2013 01:05 PM PDT Georgia Tech raised an issue being encountered by iOS that allows hackers to break into the device's security as soon as the iPhone is connected to a charger. When the device is unlocked using the said charger, it enabled a hidden computer to attack the iOS and install malware on the device. The issue was, however, taken by Apple immediately when three computer scientists demonstrated the threat to the company last year. Apple has claimed to fix the issue once and for all in the new iOS 7 Beta 4 release till then the iPhone and iPad users are vulnerable to the threat that have the potential to give way to cybercrimes. As exposed at the hacking convention, this threat can enable hackers to take screenshots of banking information and credit card numbers from the device as well as grant them access to emails, messages and other personal data. It can become a spying tool,” said Lau. Apple has not yet explained the nature of the solution integrated in the iOS update however Billy Lau from Georgia Tech has established it is possible to indicate whether the iPhone has been connected to a charger or a computer – this should give the hacking attempt away. Still, many iPhone users are concerned as depending upon iOS 7 for the security fix means waiting till fall for the release. On the other hand, since the nature of the threat is based more on hardware thus it should not create much tension among the users of the iPhone device. Source: Reuters The post iOS 7 to Fix the Threat to iPhone when Connected to Third Party Charger appeared first on Techmell.

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