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ASUS new ZenFone smartphone series 4 6 inches meet the pursuit of a different feel

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If you ever want to buy Asus phones, only PadFone series with FonePad two options, and this year 2014 CES, the ASUS feel different sizes in order to meet user preferences, launched a new family of ZenFone, including 4-inch to 6-inch models, which also unveiled a new ZenUI synchronous interface, the flagship enhance the user experience. ZenFone family of Intel Atom processors are used, the larger the size specifications as the better, both support dual SIM cards, Taiwan is expected to be the end of March. ▲ ZenFone 4 ZenFone 4 for the entry-level model, the whole body are made of plastic. Hardware equipped with Intel Atom Z2520 1.2GHz processor, built-in Android 4.3 (will be upgraded to 4.4 KitKat) system, 1GB RAM and 4GB storage, support Micro SD card expansion. 4-inch TN panel screen 800 × 480 resolution, the body is very light, only 115 grams. As the camera parts, the first 30-megapixel video camera, the main camera is a 5 megapixel, there are black, white, red, blue, yellow five ...

Note 3 vs Note 4 vs Note Edge UI comparison what changed and whats different

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Aesthetics have never been the strong suit of Samsungs TouchWiz UI -- features are. For a very long time, weve been rather displeased with the looks of the custom interface, and we suspect many would agree, especially now that essentially every major manufacturer on the planet has moved towards flatter looks, making older interfaces feel... well, dated. One of the most popular Samsung smartphones that is a prisoner of its own time is the otherwise amazing Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The UI just looks bland in comparison with what the competition now has to offer, and even when put side-by-side with the newer Galaxy S5. Unfortunately, while the Note 3 has moved onto Android 4.4 KitKat, it does not seem like Samsung is planning on updating the Note 3 with the new visuals. As it turns out however, thats not specific to the Note line, but rather -- the Note 3 itself. Proof for that are the refreshed, more vibrant UIs of the newly-announced Note 4 and Note Edge. Indeed, while some would argue th...