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Thursday, May 28, 2015

Cara Ampuh Mengatasi Softbrick Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100

Jika sebelumnya anda sudah pernah menemui Cara Ampuh Mengatasi Softbrick Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100 , mungkin tips-tips tersebur belum ampuh hehehee , untuk Android yang mengalami Softbrink mungkin disinilah solusi yang tepat untuk anda :

Pasti nya android nya yang mengalami Softbrink akan muncul seperti ini "...Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies and try again..."

Nah, Berikut Solusi nya yang mungkin bisa anda coba , dan ingat jangan lupa berdoa....

Download Odin disini
Download Stock ROM Offical Samsung disini (Region Indonesia | XSE | P3100XXCME2 | Versi 4.1.2 Jellybean)
Pastikan Tablet masih terdetect di ODIN, tablet masih bisa nyala dan kalau masih bisa di charge dengan kondisi softbrick, di charge saja dahulu. Sewaktu tablet dicharge dengan kondisi softbrick, tablet mungkin akan terasa panas, ngechargenya jangan terlalu lama, kurang lebih satu jam saja, takutnya nanti malah merusak komponen yang lain karena kepanasan.

Cara memperbaikinya:

Putuskan dahulu semua koneksi USB (Tablet, Modem, Flashdisk, dll).
Tutupseluruh aplikasi yang Samsung Kies melalui task manager, karena Samsung Kies dapat menggangu proses Instal via ODIN dan bisa menyebabkan kegagalan.
Koneksikan lagi Tablet ke komputer.
Buka aplikasi ODIN instal ROM dengan menggunakan stock ROM. Region tidak jadi masalah yang paling penting harus stock ROM(Offical dari Samsung)
Tunggu sampai proses instalasi ROM benar-benar selesai proses downloading ROM dari PC ke Tablet akan sama seperti saat melakukan proses flashing dalam kondisi download mode pada Tablet normal.
Setelah proses instalasi ROM sudah selesai,langsung bisa di set ulang Tablet-mu seperti dari awal.

Saran:Untuk Persiapan yang harus di download seperti Odin , anda bisa mendownload nya di mbah google, okw good luck!

Sunday, May 10, 2015

LG G Flex 2 high performance 2015

LG G Flex 2 high performance 2015 release date the latest version for 2015 , The smartphone world is full of sequels, and often the latest version of our favorite device can be a little underwhelming; but here’s one which is not only welcome, but a substantial upgrade over the original. It’s LG’s G Flex 2, and if it were a car, it would be the sleek, sporty coupe version of the LG G3.

LG G Flex 2 high performance 2015 can be see For Korea is was first on the release list for the G Flex 2, with the release coming around the end of January. At the end of February, LG stated the phone will go on sale globally during the first week of March. It lists Hong Kong, Singapore, France, Germany, the UK, and the United States will be the first to get the new phone, while other regions will have to wait for a couple more weeks.

This website was providing full of rumors and news about G Flex 2 , starting on March 13. Sprint Easy Pay customers can get the LG G Flex 2 for $0 down and 24 monthly payments of $21, resulting in a total cost of $504. after read LG G Flex 2 high performance 2015 , you can buy this smartphone anywhere because this smartphone has spread .

LG G Flex 2 2015 has high performance because The screen has a 23-degree curve, which matches that of LG’s 55-inch curved televisions – and is supposed to offer the same immersive experience. Visually, it’ll certainly do a better job than the original. The screen has been shrunk down to a more manageable, but still large 5.5-inches, and the resolution increased to 1080p, resulting in a pixel density of 403ppi.

LG G Flex 2 high performance 2015 has a new android and All the extra speed from the Snapdragon 810 and Android 5.0 also improves the user experience, and it’s noticeably smoother and snappier than the G3, even in the pre-production phone we tested out. The G Flex 2 does have a few extra features over the G3, including Glance View, where a swipe down the screen when it’s locked quickly reveals the clock, calendar, and notifications. It was a pain to activate Glance View on our test phone, but that’s something which should be fixed in the final version. It looks excellent though, and will undoubtably prove beneficial.

Friday, May 8, 2015

10 best smartphones android in the world today 2015

10 best smartphones android in the world today 2015

If you want to Looking for the best smartphone and the best smartphone on the market is, then you've come to the right place for find it.

read down to see our pick of the ultimate smartphones available at the moment, or click through our "jump to" section to discover the questions you should be asking yourself before you set out to buy any mobile phone.

10 best smartphones android in the world today 2015

1. Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Samsung's latest phablet is the best bigscreen phone available

OS: Android 5 | Screen size: 5.7-inch | Resolution: 2560 x 1440 | Memory: 3GB | Storage: 32GB |Battery: removable 3,220mAh | Rear camera: 16MP | Front camera: 3.7MP

Samsung created the phablet category and continues to lead it, cramming in so much technology into the Note 4 while bringing the S Pen stylus that many love to use.

The main thing we love is the screen though: Super AMOLED technology combined with QHD resolution means a pin sharp display, and one that we just can't take our eyes off, with the bigger size actually working to show off the extra pixels.

It's not cheap, and the interface isn't as clean and clear as on the Samsung Galaxy S6 range, but that could all change soon - in which case, this is one of the most fully featured phones that rewards those willing the pay the premium and put the time in to learn its powers.

2. Sony Xperia Z3

A solid phone with a good screen and excellent battery life

OS: Android 5 | Screen size: 5.15-inch | Resolution: 1920 x 1080 | Memory: 3GB | Storage: 16GB/32GB | Battery: 3,100mAh | Rear camera: 20.7MP | Front camera: 2.2MP

The Xperia Z3 is a phone that offers the best of Sony with some really polished tweaks thrown in for good measure. The screen is one of the brightest around and really benefits from Bravia technology, and the longer battery life embarrasses a number of other big smartphones around at the moment.

We do expect more from the camera, and the black bezels above and below the display ruin the aesthetic somewhat, but the ability to Remote Play your PS4 more than makes up for it - it's a really cool feature and means you can keep gaming while someone else is hogging the TV.

The Z3 is a brilliant phone with a few rough edges - but Sony's also great at bringing the cost of its handsets down, so this represents really good value for money for a flagship.

3. Nexus 6

Google's best ever phone is also its biggest ever

OS: Android 5 | Screen size: 5.96-inch | Resolution: 2560 x 1440 | Memory: 3GB | Storage: 32GB/64GB | Battery: 3,220mAh | Rear camera: 13MP | Front camera: 2MP

Google's latest Nexus is a phone that moves away from the usual 'super cheap superphone' and into phablet territory with its latest offering. The good news is the screen is also supercharged: massive at 6 inches, it's also got a stunning QHD resolution.

You'll always be getting the latest updates to Google's Android OS with this one, and while it's certainly something you'd have to use two handed (make sure you're fine with that before buying, as it's put a lot of people off that we've shown it too) it's tremendous display, premium specs and great use of Android 5.0 Lollipop make one of the best phablets to date.

It's not cheap, but it's the best Nexus ever made. And, when you think about it, you're not going to need to hold onto your money, as you'll require both hands to grab onto this two-handed monster.

4. Sony Xperia Z3 Compact

A small Android phone packed with big features and best spesification

OS: Android 5 | Screen size: 4.6-inch | Resolution: 1280 x 720 | Memory: 2GB | Storage: 16GB |Battery: 2,600mAh | Rear camera: 20.7MP | Front camera: 2.2MP

Less powerful with a lower-res screen than its bigger brother, the Z3 Compact still uses most of the high-end specs, fuses them with things like Remote Play and the 20.7MP camera, and does it all at a really low cost for a phone of this power.

The 4.7-inch display makes this one of the best phones to hold and use in day to day life, and it's also got a brilliantly long-lasting battery too, so if you're not a fan of the gargantuan models on show, there's a lot to love with Sony's mini flagship.

The best of Sony in a smartphone - if that's what you're after, this is the phone to go for. It's the ergonomics and the price that impress, and while it's not quite got the spec sheet of the main Z3, it feels a lot more polished.

5. HTC One M9

HTC took the One M8's design and refined it for 2015, creating a truly stunning smartphone. The internals have been upgraded as well: Qualcomm's octa-core Snapdragon 810 SoC; the camera goes from the M8's 4-megapixel snapper to 20 megapixels; and HTC has added a host of features to its Sense Android launcher software.

It's a beautifully crafted and highly competent smartphone, just like last year's HTC One M8. But it's only a small improvement on the M8.

6. Samsung Galaxy Alpha

The Galaxy Alpha has Android 4.4.4 (KitKat) onboard, complete with Samsung’s TouchWiz overlay. This comes with a host of extra features – some of which are useful, some less so – and is rammed with preinstalled apps, plus Samsung’s own app store.

One of the more interesting preloads is the much-hyped S Health app, which comprises a number of tools for keeping track of your activity, food intake and general well-being.

It makes use of the accelerometer in the phone to count your steps; will estimate the calories you’ve burned in doing so based on your height, weight, age and sex; and provides a tool to help you track the number of calories you’ve consumed day by day.

7. Motorola Moto E 2015

The Moto E in 2015 comes with Android 5 Lollipop installed as standard, and Motorola’s rather helpful migration app is preinstalled as well, which makes it quick and easy to get up and running. Indeed, it’s pleasing to see Motorola not opting to bring a bloated version of Lollipop to the Moto E. The temptation to bundle unnecessary apps would be too great for many other manufacturers, especially for such an affordable handset, but Motorola’s additions are genuinely useful.

The included “Moto” app learns how you use your phone, and lets you set automatic adjustments to notification frequency based on times of day. It also provides a useful notification system similar to the app AcDisplay, turning on the screen to show you when a new notification comes in. It’s not always ideal, but since the Moto E has no notification light, it’s really the only way to know if there’s something waiting for you.

8. LG G3 2015

The LG G3 became in 2015 and has its 5.5in display into a chassis that measures 74.5mm wide – a mere 3.6mm wider than the G2. It’s a big phone, but by no means unwieldy.

And LG has clearly been busily sprucing up its new handset. The rear looks like it’s crafted from brushed metal, but it’s actually 100% plastic. It doesn’t look or feel cheap, however: the rear arcs from edge to edge in single, gentle curve, and it’s framed by a sliver of flattened metal running around the handset’s edges. Combined with the smooth, semi-gloss rear, the G3 feels great in the hand.

9. Moto G2 4G 2015

The Moto G2 4G still has a decent display. The resolution may not raise eyebrows any more, but 720 x 1,280 still looks sharp to our eyes on a 5in screen, and delivers a pixel density of 294ppi. In short, you'll only see the pixels if you look really hard at it.
Motorola Moto G 2 review

And the important thing is that the quality of the screen remains a strong point. There's plenty of contrast and colour saturation, with a luminance of 441cd/m2 it’s as bright as the original Moto G, while a contrast ratio of 1,046:1 ensures onscreen images have a decent amount of “pop” and solidity. Colour accuracy is also reasonable, with an average delta E of 2.45, so movies, photos and games all look fantastic.

10. Samsung Galaxy Note Edge

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge looks like no other smartphone on the market. Instead of a screen that’s flat and contained within borders, the right side of the display rolls steeply away from the flat face of the main display, forming a curved strip of screen along the edge of the phone.

It sounds gimmicky - and to a certain extent it is. Before we’d heard of the Note Edge, it certainly wasn’t the feature we’d been dreaming of; we’d much rather have a battery that lasts a bit longer, or a phone that charges itself up kinetically - or something else equally useful.

10 best smartphones android in the world today 2015

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Top 5 best quality smartphones for 2015

Top 5 best quality smartphones for 2015 inundated with choice in the Android marketplace and with android latest features available in its , but each year there are only a few devices that really rise to the top of the heap to contend for the title of best Android phone. With the likes of the Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9 now tempting smartphone owners everywhere, there's no better time to update our list. Of course, there are flagships galore, but expect a couple of lower-end great-value devices to creep in too. To help you sort the wheat from the chaff, here's are the best Android smartphones of 2015.

Top 5 best quality smartphones for 2015

1. LG G Flex 2

The LG G Flex 2 price starts at around 800 USD in the US, and 500 GBP in the UK.

The LG G Flex 2 is first phone to be curved and flexible, the original LG G Flex suffered from a few issues like a weak camera, low resolution display with ghosting problems and a high price tag. While the price tag may have come down in the new LG G Flex 2, lots of other things have improved and the G Flex successor is a force to be reckoned with. Find out just how much in our LG G Flex 2 review.

2. Moto X

The Moto X is a stylish, powerful phone that's worthy of its flagship status at Motorola. True to Motorola's reputation for offering plenty of customizability, the Moto X lets you choose between leather and wood back covers, framed by a metallic rim all around the sides.

3. Nexus 6

An improvement over the Nexus 5 in every way, the Nexus 6 is rocking a QHD display, and what better way to show it off than on a huge 6-inch screen. Stock Android 5.0 Lollipop straight out of the box, one of the best processors currently on the market, and a 13 MP camera with OIS and dual-LED flash round out specs on a device worthy of its 649 USD price tag.

4. Sony Xperia Z3

Sony Xperia Z3 said it was leading a smartphone revolution with the Sony Xperia Z3, but did the device truly live up to this claim? With the Xperia Z4 on the horizon, we look back at last year's major Sony flagship to discover if it is still worth the asking price in 2015. Find out in our Xperia Z3 review in here and make sure your choice of the best smartphone.

5. Samsung Galaxy Note 4

The Galaxy Note 4 is, not in doubt about this smartphone, Samsung's greatest smartphone ever. with The fourth generation of the Note series, Samsung has perfected the line in ways that other OEMs can only dream of. For every mistake Samsung makes in their Galaxy S series, they seem to rectify them in the Note, making it the true Samsung flagship. And the Note 4 is the best they've ever made and tops our best Android phones list, followed closely by the LG G3 and the Xperia Z3 and find the best smartphone more .

LG G4 review for 2015

LG G4 review for 2015 , as it is in the know LG has launched the LG G4 phone which will have to compete with the iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S6, HTC One M9 and others. We've been testing the leather-clad phone so here's our full in-depth LG G4 review. Read: best smartphones in the UK 2015.

LG G4 review has release new spesifacation and It's been a little wait for the LG G4 after a no-show at MWC 2015 back in March. However, the flagship phone is finally here and LG is calling it the 'most ambitious smartphone yet'. We were seriously impressed with the LG G2 and LG G3 so the G4 has a lot to live up to and fierce competition from rivals. See how to get an LG G4 before launch and LG G4 launch live blog: As it happened.

For LG G4 review for 2015 has cover is still removable giving you access to the battery and microSD card slot which is good to see. What we don't know is how the leather will wear over time so we hope we can have a sample long enough to see what happens. Unfortunately, we've been sent the Metallic Gray model but we have seen the leather options at the G4 launch event.

Since the cover is removable, we're hoping to see third-party case makers offer some nice alternatives to LG's range.

LG G4 review for 2015 looks pretty similar to the G3 apart from the switch to leather and ceramic. However, it's a shame that like the HTC One M9, the firm hasn't managed to slim it down. It's heavier at 155g and thicker at 9.8mm which isn't ideal. We were also hoping for the phone to be thinner on the width as the G3 is a tad difficult to use in this sense but the G4 is actually taller and wider at 76 x 149.9mm.

Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Top 10 Best new smartphones coming in 2015

Top 10 Best new smartphones coming in 2015

1. HTC One M9

We are massive fans of the HTC One M8, and the HTC One M9 is even better. Although HTC has kept the full-HD screen rather than the quad-HD screens seen in the new Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, the HTC One M9 is a very attractive phone with some impressive performance. You can check out our HTC One M9 review here, and learn more about the HTC One M9 release date, price and specs here. The phone went on sale in the UK on 31 March from £569 SIM-free, making it £30 cheaper than its rival the Samsung Galaxy S6.

2.Sony Xperia Z4

After all the rumours that the Sony Xperia Z4 would be delayed until September, the Z4 has now been officially unveiled in Japan. However, we're still waiting on details of a UK launch. The phone isn't too disimilar to the Sony Xperia Z3, with a 5.2in full-HD screen and Sony's usual waterproofing protection. It's a bit slimmer and has a faster processor, too. Read more about the Sony Xperia Z4 here.

3. LG G4 in 2015

LG is calling the G4 the 'most ambitious smartphone yet', which is focused on delivering 'comfortable elegance, a great visual experience and a human-centric user experience'. We stand by our statement that the LG G3 was the very best phone you could buy in 2014, and things just get better with the LG G4 - although opinion is divided on that leather case (also available in ceramic versions). Key specifications include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor, a 5.5in Quad HD IPS Quantum display, 32GB of storage (with microSD support) and a 3000mAh removable battery. The G4 was unveiled at a press event on 28 April, and will go on sale on 28 May from £500 SIM-free. Read all about the LG G4 here, and check out our LG G4 hands-on review.

4. LG G Flex 2

The G4 isn't LG's only exciting new smartphone for 2015. At CES 2015 it unveiled the G Flex 2, a curved-screen handset. The G Flex 2 is a 5.5in-screen smartphone with a 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 octa-core chip, and it features self-healing technology. Read all about the LG G Flex 2 here.

5. Samsung Galaxy Note 5
Everyone always bangs on about Samsung's Galaxy S line-up, but it's the Note series that really impresses. The Note 4 was unveiled at a Samsung Unpacked event prior to September's IFA tradeshow (3 September 2014), and right now sits at the top of our fastest smartphone and best phablet charts. Like the new iPhone the Note 5 won't be released until September 2015, but it's going to be well worth the wait. Check out all the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 rumours here.

6. Xiaomi Mi 4i

Xiaomi has taken the wraps off its Mi 4i, a plastic, upgraded version of its flagship Mi 4, with a low price tag of Rs. 12,999 (£136) yet some very good specs. It has a 5in full-HD screen with Sunlight display, a second-generation 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. Just 7.8mm thick, Xiaomi has still managed to squeeze in a 13Mp rear camera that lies flush to the case. It's dual-SIM dual-standby out the box, with both SIMs supporting 4G. The Xiaomi Mi 4i will go on sale on 30 April, but to buy one in the UK you'll need to go through unofficial channels. Read more about the Xiaomi Mi 4i UK release date, price, specification and features.

7. Asus Zenfone 2

We've yet to get our hands on an Asus Zenfone 2, but the top-end model (ZE551ML) is now available at Amazon for £309.99. This powerful phone has a staggering 4GB of RAM and a 2.3GHz 64-bit Intel Atom Z3580 quad-core processor. For storage 32GB is fitted, and you can get more through microSD. There's 4G LTE support (dual-SIM, dual active), a 5.5in full-HD IPS screen, and 13Mp rear- and 5Mp front cameras. The stylish brushed-metal case is just 3.9mm thick at the edges. Running the fully customisable ZenUI software, the Zenfone 2 also has Trend Micro security preinstalled. The Asus Zenfone 2 is well worth a look.

8. Ubuntu smartphone

The Ubuntu phone is finally here in the form of the Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition. It costs €169 and runs a 1.3GHz quad-core processor with 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage. More importantly, this is not an Android or iOS phone, it runs Ubuntu Linux - and that's interesting. You can find out more about the Ubuntu phone here.

9. Samsung Galaxy S6 Active

Yet another rumoured Samsung Galaxy S6 variant, the Active should be a rugged version of the Samsung Galaxy S6. It's a credible theory, given that the Samsung Galaxy S6 no longer features waterproofing. Plus, with an S4 Active and S5 Active before it, we could well see an S6 Active, but probably not until the summer. We've rounded up all the Samsung Galaxy S6 Active rumours here.

10. Samsung Galaxy A7

Samsung has confirmed its Galaxy A7, a gorgeous phablet with a 6.3mm unibody metal chassis, a 5.5in Super AMOLED screen and a 64-bit octa-core processor. The Samsung Galaxy A7 is not yet on sale on the UK, but will come in both single- and dual-SIM variants. Read all about the Samsung Galaxy A7 here.

Top 10 Best new smartphones for 2015 , Top 10 Best new smartphones coming in 2015

New Price and specification LG G4 Smartphone for in 2015

New Price and specification LG G4 Smartphone for in 2015 , let's look at smartphones that have new and impressive features for use, LG G4 including a successful product release model of the new design at affordable prices, LG smartphone is also dominating in the international market, to see New Price and specification LG G4 read below

The Chassis: LG G3 metallic chassis was impressive but only from a distant look, picking up a G3 device would break your illusion about the good metallic looks of the device. Thankfully with G4, LG has done a better job and the chassis is actually metallic this, not just in appearance but also in feel. The back comes with a removable option and is not entirely metallic. Not sure why they wouldn’t just go all out and keep things consistent, but not a deal breaker.

Battery: The biggest flaw of LG G3 was related to the battery. We don’t want to call it the worst battery in existence but then we are also falling short of words. LG G3 had no ‘power saving mode’ that was generally available in most of the smart devices of today’s time. Thankfully, LG G4 is up with a battery saving mode. In comparison to all its predecessors, LG G4 has the most improved battery life. Always a good thing to have battery being a positive.

Powerful: LG G4, in comparison to G3, has a fantastic QHD display. The camera quality is pretty awesome- comes with optical image stability and laser auto focus feature. In comparison to G3, the low light camera performance is also far better.

New Price and specification LG G4 Smartphone for in 2015

LG G4 Specs and Features

Operating system: Android 5.1
CPU: 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor X10
RAM: 3GB , Graphics RAM
Display: 5.5-inch IPS Quantum Display, 2,560×1,440-pixel resolution
Battery: 3000mAh
Memory: 32GB/ 64GB, MicroSD card slot, up to 128 GB
Camera: 16MP rear with f/1.8 aperture, 4K video recording support, Optic image stabilizer with Laser Auto Focus
8MP front facing Camera
Google Drive : 15GB+100GB for 2 Years KnockOn gesture

LG G4 price and Availability

April 29, 2015 is fixed for Korea release which will be followed by U.K. and U.S. release in June. With contract, the LG G4 price is stated to be around $199.

LG G4 Smartphone new design, Release date in 2015

LG G4 Smartphone new design, Release date in 2015 has built a great list of G series of smartphones and its’ latest flagship LG G4 is officially out in the market, and the response is reasonably good for those users who know the change in the LG G4. The global launch event took place in New York and London where LG presented the first look of LG G4 handset. LG G4 release smartphone design is said to be equipped with a handsome six core processor, a modified quad- HD display, and a fabulous 16 mega pixel camera.

LG G4 Smartphone 2015 also comes with an amazing leather outfitting, giving an option of additional safety to the users. Not to forget, the device is up with an exceptional aesthetic look and appeal that is innovative in its own way. Being a Korean mobile manufacturer, LG will launch G4 in Korea on April 29, 2015. For the rest of the world, LG G4 will arrive in late May or early June.

LG G4 Smartphone new design, Release date in 2015 , Approximately nine months ago, LG came with the G3 device that seemed more to be a ‘phablet’ than a phone or a tablet. The screen, the camera, and the interface was flawless, but the QHD, the battery life and the quality of chassis were not up to the mark.

However, G3 was impressive and improved, and there is certainly no doubt about this fact. The world was happy with LG G3 ( that is fairly new in the market) and then can G4 which took the legacy of LG way forward from its predecessors.