Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Thursday, May 22, 2014

How to Fix a Cracked Samsung Galaxy Screen

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Probably the most common problem for anyone who owns a Samsung Galaxy phone is dropping it and having the glass crack. Normally, this type of problem would be unfixable, and rather than going through a very pricey mobile phone repair, it was better to get the whole phone replaced. Many people still go this route, but if you are willing to try to fix your phone yourself, there is a way that you can do so if you are very careful in what you are doing.

Cracked Glass vs. LCD Repair

If you have dropped your phone, and it has gotten a crack or cracks in the glass of the screen and the phone is still completely function, this will require just a glass repair, which is less expensive. If your phone has suffered damage and the whole screen is now black, you will have to repair the entire LCD screen, which is doable, but buying the parts and kit for this repair costs a lot more.

Replacing the Glass of Your Samsung Galaxy

Although you can buy the glass replacement for your phone and in all technicality replace it, this is a difficult process, and one that is also very delicate. This is because of the construction of the Samsung Galaxy. It has the digitizer, which is the part that senses your finger touches, and this is built directly into the LCD, which is the part of the phone that displaces the picture. Most other smartphones have the digitizer, LCD and glass screen as three separate parts, but in the Galaxy they are all fused together. Therefore, you have to find a way to separate the glass without damaging the rest of the phone.

The biggest problem here is the fact that you have to apply heat to the glass to melt the connection it has with the other parts of the phone. To do this, you have to find just the right temperature. If you overheat it at all, you will ruin the LCD as well, and then you will have a ruined phone. This is what makes this type of mobile repair very difficult and delicate. If you are going to attempt to do this, have an infrared thermometer is very advisable.

Hiring a Company If you are more comfortable with a professional handling the repair of your Galaxy, there are a number of companies that will do this for you, which you can find online or in store, that have mastered fixing this problem. These companies will already have all of the proper tools on hand and will likely have already done this repair several times. In this way, you can know that you have someone to repair your phone’s delicate glass. Even when you have someone else do this repair, it will be much cheaper than replacing your entire phone.

Plus, if you go with a company for your repairs, you will likely receive a warranty on the work that they did. This is perfect if you are concerned with something going wrong with the repair job after a while, since you will no longer have to worry. If you do the repair yourself, however, you will not have the benefit of a warranty, and you will also likely be voiding any warranty that is left on your phone when you do your own repair, so if you something goes wrong, you will having to replace your whole phone anyway.

You can do your own Samsung Galaxy screen repair if you do the research, gather the right tools and are very careful while doing so. However, some people may not be comfortable doing this and would rather hire an experienced company instead. No matter which route you choose to fix the glass on your phone, you can know that it is possible to do for a fair price and is much cheaper than having to replace your whole phone.


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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Professional Android Application Development

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Professional Android Application Development

Professional Android application development is a multifaceted science. Not only must the programmer understand the nuances of the Android programming specifications, but he or she must also consider how to creatively prepare the app to be widely adapted by users worldwide. So much more than simply writing code, professional Android app development involves a myriad of other factors. These include, but are not limited to:

• Conceptualization – The programmer must first decide whether the concept will be embraced by Android users. Does the app meet a current need? Are there any similar apps out on the market currently that feature the exact same attributes? What will this app's competitive advantage be? Once the talented developer answers the above questions, he or she can then begin to envision how the app will truly work. Though some people believe developing apps is purely analytical work, that assessment could not be further from the truth. This process must begin with concept and end with successful application.

• Ease of use – The most aesthetically pleasing app lasts mere minutes in the Android marketplace if it is not simple to use. Today's consumers simply do not have the patience for an app that involves too much setup time. Apps that are intuitively designed are embraced, and apps that are difficult to figure out are quickly erased.

• Actual development – A talented professional Android application development master designs apps that are developed well. They are pleasing to the eye, serve an actual purpose and meet consumer needs in some way. What's more, the actual code is written flawlessly.

With all of these factors in mind, it should now be clear that Android app development is not a simple science. Those who strive to master the process are creative, technologically minded, and think ahead.

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Can Android Eat Apple's Market ?

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Google is giving a tough time to Apple, through its Android OS and apps. But can Android apps beat the market of iPhone apps? This is the talk of the techie's town now. Apple has 3,00,000 Apps in its App Store, which is three times more than Android Market. But experts say that things can change quickly in favor of Android. Let us look at the pluses and minuses of Android briefly.

Many a times momentary decisions make users to buy an app in App Store. Because Apple makes it easy to buy. It is bit harder to buy an app in Android Market. There is only one payment method to buy an Android App. It has to be done through Google Checkout. But things are going to change. Google is thinking about alternate payment methods. Then it will be huge advantage for Android app makers.

The percentage of free apps is high in Android market. Even then developers are making money with Android apps. It seems like the ad model is working well for Android. Some of the paid apps in App Store are available for free in Android Market. Charging for apps is not the only way to make money for Android app developers. Android is also the leading mobile platform worldwide. So there is a large scope for Android apps than iPhone apps.
Now anyone can create an app for Android. It becomes easier than ever before. Google's App Inventor promises to assist people in building an app without the help of a programmer. It is considered as a smart move by Google.

On the other side, Apple is still maintaining a restricted environment. It dictates rules for the developers. It lays strict censorship about the content of the app. But this inconsistent rules easily let away giants and grip small developers. Apple also sets harsher regulations about the tools to be used in app making.



Microsoft's Windows became dominant by encouraging third party software. Google takes it further to rule the mobile operating system market. Now it is the turn of Apple. Ensuring high quality experience for mobile users is a good thing. But history says open approach is essential to dominate the market.



But there is another side to this issue. This absolute freedom must not lead to total chaos and land users in the middle of terrible apps. There should be some 'reliable ranking system'. Without doubt, the Android is more developer-friendly than Apple. But which is user friendly? The users always find it hard to grab a good app in Android Market. Now it is on the part of Android app developers to show some responsibility and create apps which are worth using.

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Dot Com Infoway (DCI) is a CMMI Level 3 multi-national information technology company and a leader in custom software development, mobile application development, iPhone App Development, Android Application Development and Web Development with offices in India, the United States and Netherlands. An ISO 9001:2000 certified multi-disciplined professional IT service company, DCI is a Microsoft Gold Partner and a proud member of the prestigious NASSCOM and STPI.

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