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Huawei G Play Mini: Is it still worth it? (After 1 Year)

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July 5, 2016

Huawei G Play Mini: Is it still worth it? (After 1 Year)

It’s been a while that Huawei G Play Mini has been launched in the Nepali market. The phone received good feedbacks from the customer back then, and now it’s available for Rs.17,000 (Update: It’s available right now for Rs. 15,000). But the question is: Is the Huawei G Play Mini still worth the money even after a year? So, let’s find out if the phone is worth the price.

Key Specs:

5 inch (720 X 1280 pixels) IPS display
1.2 GHz Octa-core 64 bit processor
2 GB of RAM
8 GB of onboard storage expandable upto 32 GB with a MicroSD card
Mali-450Mp4 GPU
13 MP f/2.0 Aperture autofocus back camera with LED-Flas
5 MP front facing camera
2550 mAh Li-Ion non-removable battery
WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, Radio, WiFi Direct
Accelerometer, Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor, Digital compass
Huawei EMUI 3.1 above Android 5.1( Lollipop) upgradeable to EMUI 4.0 above Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)

DESIGN

Design wise, the GPlay Mini is a premium looking phone even after being made with plastic. The front part of the phone looks like its elder brother the P8 Lite except for the navigation buttons on the G Play Mini is capacitive. The phone is slightly on the heavier side having a weight of 162g. The phone doesn’t feel cheap in any manner.

DISPLAY

The Huawei G play Mini features a 5-inch (1280 x 720) pixel display with 294ppi (320dpi). High-definition displays are common these days in a mid-range segment, but what really matters is the quality of the screen, brightness, color reproduction and touch sensitivity.\

As far as Huawei G play mini is concerned, the quality of the screen is really good with decent viewing angles thanks to the IPS technology. The display panel manages to produce vibrant and accurate colors, but there are two minor glitches that I saw in the display. First of all, the screen is not bright enough. Secondly, it is deprived of any kind of glass protection.

SOFTWARE UI

It’s running EMUI (EmotionUI) 3.1 on the top of Android 5.1 Lollipop in the newer lot and still has EMUI 3.0 with Android 4.4 Kitkat in the older lot which has not still received an update. If you haven’t use a Huawei phone before, you feel like using a separate OS as it lacks an app drawer like other Chinese smartphones on the market. Unexpectedly the G Play Mini has received Android v 6.0(Marshmallow). The update has brought a new set of features like:

EMUI (Emotion UI) 4.0
Unwanted Message cancellation within 4 seconds
New digital Compass
More optimization
Power management
New gesture control

PERFORMANCE

The Huawei G play mini is equipped with Huawei’s in-house Kirin 620 chipset with an Octa core 1.2Ghz Cortex A53 64 bit processor supplemented by 2GB of DDR3 RAM.

The Kirin 620 Chipset is somewhat similar to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 615 chipset seen on Panasonic Eluga Mark, Obi SF1 and Xiaomi Mi4i. Under normal usage like browsing, chatting,etc., the phone is deprived of any lags. The phone runs smoothly while multi-tasking or switching between apps.

I installed some heavy games like FIFA16, MC5, etc and it runs smoothly without any lags. It tends to heat after continuous usage, but that won’t bother you too much. Even flagship phones like Samsung Galaxy S7 and One Plus 3 heats up while playing that kind of graphics demanding games.

Overall, the performance of the G play mini is its biggest asset. If you want a phone with the best performance in this price range, G play mini would be a worthy choice.

CAMERA

The Huawei G play mini is capable of capturing some nice shots as it’s been equipped with a 13MP rear facing camera – and decent feature for such a low-cost device. Up front, a 5MP camera can capture excellent selfies.

The 13 MP back camera can capture good photos during daylight. Macro shots are amazing with lots of details, vividness, and accurate color reproduction. Low or artificial light shot is not impressive but doesn’t disappoint at all. Check out the photos sample here: LINK

BATTERY

The non-removable 2550 mAh battery on the Huawei G play mini is more than enough for one day of moderate usage. You can watch Youtube Videos continuously for 4 hrs. Upon continuous browsing and chatting, it should give you 5 hrs of backup.

CONNECTIVITY

The phone supports Dual GSM 3G SIM (HSPA). Other connectivity includes WiFi 802.11b/g/n, WiFi Direct support, WiFi hotspot, Bluetooth 4.0, and GPS/GLONASS. However, the phone doesn’t support USB OTG and neither has 4G LTE bands.

CONCLUSION

Overall, the GPlay Mini is a decent phone with good build quality, performance, and an average battery. However, it would have been better if the phone offered larger onboard storage in 16GB, and had Gorilla Glass protection, but we can’t expect too much from a budget smartphone priced at just Rs.16, 999. For that price, it’s still a steal particularly considering the price drop.

Deals: Vianet’s providing 15Mbps internet for just Rs. 1800 per month

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July 3, 2016

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The Internet connection you choose can have a major impact on your productivity. Unfortunately, most of us don’t have the time to invest in thoroughly exploring all the options. As a result, we often wind up making a hasty, less than ideal choice. Everywhere you look Internet service providers are touting with their marketing schemes, and it’s easy to get confused by the various choices on offer.

All of us are looking for the fastest internet option at a budget-friendly price, and we often overlook the features such as after-service support, installation fees, and reliability. If you are fed up with your current internet service provider, then now might be the best time to change it to Vianet as the company is offering 15Mbps internet speed for just Rs. 1800. That being said, you get 200GB of monthly volume package with a downfall speed of 640kbps after volume completion.

This is a perfect deal even for heavy torrent downloaders out there as 200GB of monthly data should be more than enough. 200GB of data means you get to spend around 7GB on a daily basis which is ample in our opinion. Even if your data runs out, you will be greeted with 640kbps speed for the remaining days. If you want to save some bucks on installation and ONU device, we suggest you get the yearly plan since this scheme is deprived of installation fees and you get 50% off on ONU device.

vianet 15mbps — The recent package upgrade offers 2.5 times more data and 3 times faster internet with the same price as before.

Talking about the competition, Worldlink is also providing 15Mbps internet speed for Rs. 1600, but you get less data at 150GB and fall back speed of 512kbps. Also, Vianet’s overall service makes it a clear winner. Moreover, the existing users who were paying Rs. 1800 per month will automatically be upgraded to this plan.

Colors Pride P80 Review: Decent Smartphone on a Budget

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July 1, 2016

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Colors Pride P80 Review: Decent Smartphone on a Budget

In a market full of mid-range phones, the low-end segment seems to be forgotten as we don’t see many phones at this price category these days. Colors Pride Series has always been targeted for those who are not familiar with android or touch-screen phones. Colors is now back again with the latest iteration in the Pride series, the Colors Pride P80 which we got to play around for few weeks and here is what we think about the device.

Design:

Design wise, the Pride P80 looks pretty cool with its two-tone shading, white on the back and black on the front panel. The phone is quite comfortable to hold with the curved edges which is a nice addition on a budget category. The build is pretty solid and sturdy with some little weight to it. The phone weighs around 155grams which is justifiable as it sports a 3200mAh battery.

Display:

Pride P80 sports a 5-inch 720p display which is pretty decent for its price. The phone doesn’t seem to have any kind of protection up front; it’s recommended you put on a screen protector that’s available on the box. The 5-inch display has a good color accuracy and you won’t feel like you’re looking at a sub 10k device when you look at the display. While watching movies and playing games, we didn’t miss out on much details. The viewing angles could have been better, but there are not much color shift. Also, the display is pretty decent when it comes to outdoor visibility.

Hardware and Performance:

Talking about the hardware specifications, Pride P80 sports a MediaTek 1.3GHz quad-core chipset with Mali MALI-400-MP2 GPU along with 1GB of RAM which is a pretty decent performer. The problem with this phone is with the software optimization. The UI feels pretty laggy at times, and it’s just a mess sometimes when you get into the multitasking tab. But the lag is not there once you open an app and continue to use it. It should be some issue with optimization which can be fixed with an OTA update.You can also get away with some of the lag using a third party launcher other than that you won’t have any hard times with this phone.

Software:

The Colors Pride P80 is running on Android 5.1 Lollipop with a nearly stock-like UI. Like other Colors smartphones, you get Colors data saving app (Colors Lite), Miravision app for tweaking display’s tone, Colors App for service related inquiry, and theme store.

Software UI | Colors Pride P80

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Camera:

Pride P80 sports an 8MP Rear Camera with CMOS sensor and LED flash. The rear is pretty usual of what you get in a sub 10k phone. The images come out decent from the surface, but once you zoom in there’s lack of sharpness and the colors usually look dull. Up front, the Colors Pride P80 houses a 5MP front camera which is also pretty decent. You can get some shareable photos for your social media if there’s plenty of light else you should not bother opening the front camera. You can’t complain much on the camera department as the phone costs little under 10k.

Battery:

Now, the battery is something that was highlighted as one of its biggest assets when it was launched. But in our experience, the massive 3200mAh battery didn’t last that long as we expected. We could only squeeze around 4 hours of Screen on time. Considering its low hardware specs and our minimal usage, its battery is just average. To charge this device, it takes more than 3 hours.

Connectivity:

Connectivity wise, the Colors Pride P80 supports Dual SIM: one micro and one normal. It also has a dedicated Micros SD card slot which supports storage upto 32GB in case the 16GB inbuilt storage (11GB user available) runs out. Also, it supports USB OTG which means you can connect a USB drive, HDD, keyboard, mouse and a lot of accessories in your phone which is really handy.

Verdict:

Overall, for the Price of Rs.9,995, the phone is well built and punches well above its weight. It has got a great display, great build, acceptable performance and an average battery life which all combined is a pretty good package for a phone at this price range. The only complaint for the device is its laggy UI which can bother you at times, if not, it’s a great buy for the price.

Deals: DOOGEE X3 smartphone available for just $40 at Gearbest

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June 27, 2016

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Deals: DOOGEE X3 smartphone available for just $40 at Gearbest

When smartphone first came, they all used to be expensive and not everyone had the caliber to get one. Things have changed in 2016; you can now get a smartphone for less than $4, wait that was a scam from Freedom 251. What’s certain is you will get good specced phone for $40. Take for example the Doogee X3 that’s currently available from Gearbest for $40. The phone normally sells for $55, but as a part of Gearbest’s promotional offer, they are offering it at an unmatched price.

The Doogee X3 sports a 4.5-inch FWVGA display and is powered by a 1.3Ghz quad-core processor (MediaTek MT6580). Memory wise, you get 1GB of RAM and 8GB of ROM with microSD support. It is currently running on Android 5.1 Lollipop operating system out of the box. The phone has 2MP rear camera and a VGA front camera. Connectivity options include Dual SIM support with 3G, WiFI, Bluetooth 4.0, and GPS. Powering the device is 1800mAh battery. The phone is available in 6 color options, and is targetted for youths and first time smartphone buyers. It would also make an excellent secondary phone for travellers and business users.

Like other e-commerce websites, if you want to buy from Gearbest, you can simply stay at home and have your desired products delivered at their doorstep. They accept payment methods such as PayPal, Wire Transfer, as well as the Western Union. But, bear in mind that you need to pay for shipping fees and import taxes, wherever applicable.

Micromax Canvas 6 Officially Launched in Nepal

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Yural Maskey

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June 27, 2016

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Micromax Canvas 6 Officially Launched in Nepal

Pashupati Tradelink, the authorised distributor of Micromax mobiles in Nepal, has officially unveiled their latest flagship, the Canvas 6. The phone is priced at Rs. 23,685 and sports a full metal body, fingerprint scanner, and 3GB of RAM. You can buy the device from different retail stores located all across the nation.

Specs wise, the Canvas 6 features a 5.5-inch FullHD display layered with corning gorilla glass 3 protection. It is powered by a capable Helio X10 system on a chip with eight Cortex A53 cores running at a maximum frequency of 2GHz. In terms of memory, the phone sports 3GB of RAM and 32GB onboard storage with microSD card slot that will expand your storage upto 64GB.

micromax canvas 6 — Photo Source: Fonearena

The Connectivity options include dual-SIM slots with 4G LTE support, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, and fingerprint scanner. It has 13MP rear camera with LED Flash, PDAF, f/2.0 aperture, and an 8MP front-facing camera. As far as design is concerned, the Canvas 6 has a full aluminium body with round edges, and the back is non-removable with 3000mAh battery inside. The battery supports fast charging technology and will take around 1.5hours to fully charge from 0 to 100 percent. It is currently running Android 5.1 Lollipop, but the company has promised Android Marshmallow 6.0 update sometime in the future.

Commenting on the new flagship, Sumit Sharma, Marketing manager of Pashupati Tradelink said,

“With Canvas 6 we believe in the evolving needs of new age mobile phone users, with a better hardware and software experience that offers more productivity on-the-go. The introduction of new Canvas 6 brings to life to the vision of Micromax 3. With Canvas 6 we are offering our consumers a premium device that sports fingerprint sensor for great security and personalisation, full metal body for great looks and great specification and functionality, to provide a sense of pride in ownership and an unmatched mobile experience.”

According to Indian Tech reviewer iGyaan, the Micromax Canvas 6 is not worthy of buying as the phone’s specs are good on papers but the performance isn’t. They have mentioned in their video that the design is not ergonomic, is on a heavier side at 173gms, software is not optimised, has a heating issue, and the camera performance is just as good as average.

iGyann has also recommended potential buyers to rather go for the Redmi Note 3 that has got better build quality, performance, and battery life. Having said that, the Redmi Note 3 that we recently reviewed and is currently available in Nepal only has 2GB of RAM and is priced at Rs. 25,000. We will provide you with the full review once we have the phone on our hands.

Micromax Canvas 6 specs | At a Glance:

5.5-inch Full HD display (1920 x 1080 pixels)
Octa-Core MediaTek MT6753 processor Cortex A53 64bit @2GHz
PowerVR G6200 GPU
3GB DDR3 RAM
32GB internal memory, expandable with microSD upto 64GB
Dual SIM (micro + nano)
Android Lollipop 5.1 with Around UI
13MP rear camera with LED Flash, PDAF, f/2.0 aperture
8MP front-facing camera
Fingerprint sensor (on the back)
4G LTE, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS
3000mAh non-removable battery
Price of Canvas 6 in Nepal: Rs. 23,650

Deals: TeClast X80HD Tablet now available for $79.32

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June 27, 2016

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Deals: TeClast X80HD Tablet now available for $79.32

In search of unique tablets, we have always been baffled by the amazing two in one tablet which sport both the Windows and Android as its operating system. These tablets are really convenient for those looking to do some serious multitasking, where you can experience the power of Windows and the creativity of Android to do your day-to-day tasks. We have mentioned few products from Teclast before and it has made yet another comeback with the Teclast X80HD Hybrid Tablet PC.

Teclast X80HD sports an 8-inch display which is a really convenient size for both usability and portability. It is an IPS panel with 1280 x 800 (WXGA) resolution with 178-degree view angle which is good for watching HD videos not to mention it can even play 4K videos and is good for playing high-end games. Powering this device is the Intel Z3735F CPU clocked at 1.33GHz with Intel HD Graphic(Gen7) GPU which offers pretty much drive to do your day to day tasks on both the platform(Windows+Android). Teclast X80HD comes with 2GB of RAM for easy multitasking and 32GB Internal storage with Read speed at 150MB/s. With 3800mAh battery and intelligent power-saving mode, it can last up to 4 hours.

The camera on these Hybrid Tablet PCs are usually very low performing and for a device that costs little under $70, you cannot expect much either. On the back there’s a 2.0MP camera and up front lies a 0.3MP cameIntel HD Graphic(Gen7).

On Teclast X80HD you’ll be offered with a genuine 64-bit version of Windows 10 but on the downside, the Android version pre-loaded will be 4.4 Kitkat which you’ll not be able to upgrade. Pretty much all of the apps available on Play Store supports KitKat so you won’t be facing much problems in terms of usability. This tablet PC also comes with OTG support which means you can connect keyboard, mouse and other accessories to fully utilize the Windows 10 onboard.

Like other e-commerce websites, if you want to buy from everbuying, you can simply stay at home and have your desired products delivered at their doorstep. They accept payment methods such as PayPal, Wire Transfer, as well as the Western Union. But, bear in mind that you need to pay for shipping fees and import taxes, wherever applicable.

Panasonic Eluga Arc with Fingerprint scanner launched for Rs. 19,990

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Yural Maskey

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June 26, 2016

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Panasonic Eluga Arc with Fingerprint scanner launched for Rs. 19,990

Allied Tradelink, the authorised distributor of Panasonic Smartphones in Nepal, has launched a new midrange smartphone, the Eluga Arc, for Rs. 19,990. Like the recently launched Eluga Mark, the Eluga Arc also features a fingerprint scanner on the back.

The Eluga Arc features a 4.7-inch 720P display with 2.5D curved glass and on screen buttons. It’s one of the few phones in this price range to come with a handy form factor. Moreover, the phone has a metal body and feels premium for the price tag. Under the hood, the Eluga Arc is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 CPU that has 4 cortex A53 64bit processor cores running at 1.2Ghz. It has 2GB of DDR3 RAM and 16GB of onboard storage (9.68GB available to a user at first boot).

The storage can be expanded upto 32GB thanks to a microSD card slot. However, you must bear in mind the phone has a dual hybrid slot meaning you can either insert 2 SIM card or 1 SIM and 1 microSD at once. In terms of camera, the Eluga Arc houses an 8-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a 5MP front camera. As far as battery is concerned, it has an 1800mAh battery which could not be enough for heavy users. Having said that, the phone supports quick charging 1.0 so you can expect the phone to charge faster than other traditional charging methods.

The Eluga Arc comes with 4G LTE with Voice over LTE, 3G HSPA+, Wi-FI 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, IR sensor, and GPS. It is currently running on Android Lollipop 5.1 with Panasonic’s own Fit Home UI layered on top. It comes in Gold color option and is available in Nepal through retail channels.

Panasonic Eluga Arc Specs:

4.7-inch (1280 x 720 pixels) IPS 2.5D Curved glass display
Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 (MSM8916) SoC
1.2 GHz quad-core 64-bit processor with Adreno 305 GPU
2GB DDR3 RAM
16GB internal memory, expandable memory up to 32GB with microSD
Android Lollipop 5.1 with Fit home UI
Hybrid Dual SIM (micro+nano/microSD)
8MP rear camera with LED Flash
5MP front-facing camera
Fingerprint sensor, Infrared sensor
3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio with RDS
Dimensions: 139 x 67 x 8.1mm
Weight: 130g
4G LTE with voLTE, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS
1800mAh battery
Price in Nepal: Rs. 19,990

Gionee M5 Lite Review: All Day Battery!

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June 26, 2016

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In the race of premium designed smartphones on the midrange section, Gionee has come up yet again with another product featuring a metal body. The newly launched Gionee M5 lite comes with a metal construction and a massive 4000mAh battery under its hood as marathon series is supposed to last you days. So let’s find out if this phone is all metal and battery or something else in this review:

Design:

Design wise M5 lite sits flat without any curves and edges. It features an all metal back cover which is removable and has chrome accents along the edges. There’s nothing innovative about the design, but the phone looks justifiable for the price with a rectangular body and eye-catching colors. The phone is on the heavier side with the 4,000mAh battery on board, weighing around 183 grams but nonetheless, the phone feels sturdier on the hand and a little weighty on your pocket.

Display:

M5 Lite sports a 720p 5-inch panel which is not the sharpest but has pretty good color accuracy. The display is pretty much visible under the direct sunlight and the viewing angles are great. You also get Asahi Dragon Trail Glass protection which will prevent the display from minor bumps and scratches. A well-balanced display and 4000mah battery will help you get the most out of your smartphone when it comes to multimedia consumption.

Software UI:

Gionee M5 Lite has Amigo 3.1 UI on top of Android 5.1 Lollipop and won’t be getting any updates to Marshmallow. The phone’s UI is typical of what you get from most of the Chinese manufacturers; there is no app drawer and everything resides on the home screen in the form of folders or individual apps. If you have used phones without app drawers you’ll find yourself right at home, but if that’s not the case it’ll get some time getting used to. Amigo UI is a light interface which is very functional with the addition of smart gestures and touchless controls. Besides these, you get inbuilt power manager, theme store, network traffic monitor, fake call and many more.

Performance:

Performance is where the M5 Lite excels compared to other phones at the similar price tag. It sports a 1.3 GHz MediaTek MT6735 quad-core 64-bit processor coupled with 3GB of RAM. It can perform your day to day tasks like navigating around the UI, web browsing, video streaming, social media without breaking a sweat and you can do swift multitasking without missing a beat. For the gamers out there, it can run heavy games easily on medium to low settings. The device does gets heated up on gaming for a longer period of time, but it’s not so that the device is unusable. Overall, performance is one of its greatest assets.

Camera:

M5 Lite sports an 8MP rear-facing camera with autofocus, LED flash, and shoots videos up to 1080p. Talking about the image quality, it is average at best, even at daylight images lack plenty of details resulting in dull photos, and it gets even worse at low light with plenty of grain and dark spots all over the images. If you are a photography enthusiast, you are offered with a pro mode which can enhance the quality to some optimum level. The 1080p video output, however, seems justifiable. It sports a 5MP front facing camera which is decent enough to click selfies and groupies for social media uploads.

Connectivity and Storage:

Connectivity wise it supports dual micro sim with 4G LTE / 3G HSPA+ and other connectivity features like WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, USB OTG. If the onboard 32GB storage is not enough, M5 lite comes with a dedicated micro SD card slot which can be expandable upto 128GB.

Battery:

The battery is one of the major feature focus of the Marathon series. The M5 Lite comes with a 4,000mAh battery which will last you upto 2 days on normal usage. If you’re a heavy user you can squeeze around 6 to 7 hours of screen on time with the given power saving modes and tools. In my test, I got around 11 hours of screen on time with back to back video playback. On the downside, it takes more than 3 hours to completely charge your device with the provided stock charger.

Verdict:

The saturated midrange market will overwhelm you with how much it has to offer and you have many choices which are more or less the same. But Gionee M5 Lite stands out in the crowd with premium metal design, great performance, quality DTS audio output (via headphones) and a long lasting heavy duty battery. If you’re one of those people that are concerned about the performance and the battery, this phone will not let you down.

How to make BB-8 DIY Robot based on Selfiebot schematics, firmware and software

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How to make BB-8 DIY Robot based on Selfiebot schematics, firmware and software

With the development of a SelfieBot robot, which has been open-sourced since April of 2016, any person can make one now under the Endurance technology. SelfieBot is a personal robot which anybody can assemble it using inexpensive electronics, software, and firmware of Endurance. The big fact is that you can really use it as a practical phone holder for video broadcast or video recording. The device ability to turn after you is also a big plus.

To assemble it, you need a 3D printer, a WanHao Duplicator i3 which is suitable for PLA printing. You also need to be willing to see into the robot schematics to be able to assemble the circuit board. You can, of course, assemble everything on a breadboard, but it’s better to do it on a circuit board as it is more reliable. So, let’s download a ready-made Bb8 model for printing and 3D print it. We’ll need about 500 gms of PLA.

You can order all the necessary electronics on eBay or Aliexpress. You can also buy it in any radio and electronics store. There’s also an option to buy an Endurance ready-made kit of electronics for $95. It will save you time and nerves. Then, you can carefully assemble the circuit board as it is described on Endurance website. And finally, you can upload the firmware. To control a Bb8, you’ll also require an Android smartphone with 4.1 or higher version.

You can download the SeflieBot Droid app from the Playstore and install it on the phone. After that, pair the phone via Bluetooth with that of Bb8 electronics.

Make sure you check the mechanical part of the device and see if the servos rotate and everything works. Since, we have 3D printed the Bb8 body neglecting the inner fixing system which is a con, but not a big deal. To make ready the inner fixing system, you can use a plastic or acrylic basis. It is necessary to speed up the servos in such a way that they could rotate in two planes and one servo-supports the other. For this, you need to make the coupling gear drawing. The given construction is not technically perfect, but it works.

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After assembling everything together, connect the 12V power. Start the app on the phone, and here we are – the demo mode operating, to check if everything works. The robot starts turning its head.

If you are looking to make such DIY SelfieBot, you can join the Endurance Robots program in this link.

Deals: Teclast X70 R Phablet with Retina Display for $58

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June 25, 2016

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Deals: Teclast X70 R Phablet with Retina Display for $58

The trend of flagships are on the rise, every now and then we see phones get larger than ever before. Now that they’ve grown so much in size that they hit a sweet spot in size between a phone and a tablet generally termed as “Phablets.” We have recently found a sweet deal on a pretty great tablet from Teclast, named X70 R which sports a Retina Display for an amazing price of $57.48

Teclast X70 R sports a 7-inch WSVGA IPS Retina screen which offers a good experience for watching HD videos and browsing the Web and if you’re one of those nerds who loves reading books, this can be a perfect replacement for kindles. Powering this device is the Intel SoFIA Atom X3-C3230 64bit Quad Core 1.0GHz(up to 1.2GHz) combined with 1GB of LPDDR3 RAM, which will handle your basic day to day usage with ease. Teclast X70 R is pretty handy with just 269grams and looks really neat with slim bezels. Backing this device is the 3000mAh battery inside which will give pretty good backup given the decent specs.

Talking about the camera, Teclast X70 R features a 2MP Rear Camera and 0.3MP Front Facing Camera. So clearly, the camera is not its strong asset. Teclast X70 R supports OTG which means you can connect a keyboard, USB Drives, HDD, and a bunch of things to make it more convenient.

Teclast X70 R Key Specifications:

7-inch (1024 x 600) WSVGA IPS Retina Display
Android 5.1 Lollipop
Intel SoFIA Atom X3-C3230 64bit Quad Core 1.0GHz(up to 1.2GHz) CPU
Mali 450 GPU
1GB RAM
8GB ROM, Expandable up to 128GB
OTG Support
Bluetooth 4.0
3000mAh Battery

Like other e-commerce websites, if you want to buy from everbuying, you can simply stay at home and have your desired products delivered at their doorstep. They accept payment methods such as PayPal, Wire Transfer, as well as the Western Union. But, bear in mind that you need to pay for shipping fees and import taxes, wherever applicable.