Need For Speed Shift on Samsung Galaxy y

Hey guys this blog has reopened(Just 1 comment left) and today I'll teach you how to install NFS Shift on Galaxy y. Its a very nice game which works without lag and has very nice graphics.

ROOT NEEDED


Download the apk file from: This Link.

Download the DATA from: This Link.

Download Chainfire 3D from: This Link.

Download the Plug-ins from: This Link.

Keep the APK file of NFS shift and Chainfire anywhere in you SD Card and extract the data to Android/Data/*HERE*. The name of the data folder after extraction should be something like 'com.eamobile.nfsshift_na_wf'. Then install NFS shift(apk) and Chainfire 3D(apk) then extract the Plug - ins anywhere in the SD Card(name of the plugins should be something like POWERVR.ZIP, QUALCOMM.ZIP and NVIDIA.ZIP). Then open chainfire 3D and go to 'install plugins/Shaders' and install the three plug - ins then in chainfire3D go to 'OPENGL settings' then tick on 'Reduce texture quality' and then open 'use plugins' and select 'Qualcomm'. 


There will a black screen problem when we start a race. You simply have to lock the phone in that black screen and after unlocking, you'll be at the pause menu resume it to continue.(Solved by: Qasim Ali)

Comment Below if you have any problem.    :-)

Huawei Brings 6.1 Inch Ascend Mate in Pakistan

Huawei has recently soft launched its first 6.1″ phablet, Ascend Mate in Pakistan. The device was one of the main attractions of CES this year and held the title of the biggest phablet until Samsung announced the Galaxy Mega.

Ascend Mate specifications:

• 6.1″ large IPS capacitive touch screen with 720×1280 pixels resolution.
• Corning Gorilla Glass protection, can be used with gloves
• HiSilicon K3V2, Quad-core processor clocked at 1.5 GHz
• 2GB of RAM and 16GB Internal storage, expandable up to 32GB
• Primary 8MP autofocus camera with LED flash and 1MP front facing Camera
• Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 with Huawei’s home baked Emotion UI 1.5
• 4050 mAh non-removable battery

Price and Availability

Currently the Ascend Mate is available at selected outlets in the major cities of Pakistan for a price of Rs. 38,000 with one year warranty of Airlink Communication, the official distributor of Huawei devices in Pakistan.

Ascend Mate is available in two colors, crystal black and pure white.

After using this phablet for a couple of days, I am really impressed by its speed and battery timing. Though the gigantic size makes it a little bit difficult of carry but the good news is that its very slim and light weight.

We will bring you a full review and hands-on video of this device very soon, so stay tuned.

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Samsung Unveils Galaxy S4 Active; Water Proof S4 Variant

Putting weight to all rounds of rumors, Samsung has now announced Galaxy S4 Active that is almost identical to Galaxy S4, but with added attribute of being a water proof device.

This time, following the footsteps of Sony XPERIA, Samsung made this device IP67 certified (dust- and water-proof), enabling users to submerge it for up to 30 minutes at a depth of one meter.

Measuring in at 9.1mm thick and 151g in weight, Galaxy S4 active features 5-inch full HD (1920×1080 pixels resolution) TFT LCD screen that has a pixel density of 443 PPI 1080p display.

Running on Android 4.2.2, the latest iteration of the operating system, Samsung embedded this device with 1.9GHz quad-core processor with 16GB internal storage that is expandable by another 64GB via microSD card slot inside a fully waterproof case.

On camera front, it sports an 8-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a 2-megapixel front facing camera. However, the volume key located on the side of the phone can be used as a camera key, enabling users to simply and swiftly open the camera application to capture photo and video right away. Moreover, the camera alters into a powerful LED flash light to support dim-light and night-time activities with a long press of the volume key.

Another good aspect for camera lovers is that it also embraced with Aqua Mode feature for taking snaps underwater. With a water-resistant earphone jack, one can use headphones even throughout wet conditions.

Connectivity options include, Wi-Fi direct, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and LTE as well as it also sports an Infrared blaster along with battery capacity of 2600mAh. This device has an accelerometer, proximity sensor, a gyro sensor, digital compass, barometer, gesture sensor, finger hovering sensor and a light sensor.

Other software tweaks include Group Play to share music, photos, documents and games together along with Trip Advisor-powered S Travel, S Translator etc.

However, this device will be fully showcased at Samsung’s Premiere event in London on June 20. Coming to its availability, it has been predicting that the GALAXY S4 Active will start selling sometime this summer initially in U.S. and Sweden and then will move to other regions.

This device will be presented in three different color options, including Urban Grey, Dive Blue and Orange Flare. However, price tag has been keeping wrapped.

Here are the key specs for Galaxy S4 Active:

• 5-inch full HD (1920×1080 pixels resolution) TFT LCD screen
• 1.9GHz quad-core processor
• 2GB RAM
• 16GB internal storage expandable up to 64GB via microSD card
• 8-megapixel rear camera
• 2-megapixel front facing camera
• Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
• 2600mAh battery

Alienware Announces Three New Gaming Laptops

Alienware, the gaming-laptop manufacturing giant owned by Dell has announced 3 new and striking gaming laptops. The Alienware 14, 17 and 18 are welcome additions to company’s line-up for this year and feature new designs.

The striking 10 LED lights found on each laptop can be lit in 20 colors and change their color accordingly with the game state. Apart from that, the design is almost 60% aluminium and magnesium alloy. Under the hood, the machines are powered by Intel’s 4th generation Haswell chips.

Alienware 14

The Alienware 14 comes with a 14 inch display with resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels for the base model which can be upped to 1920 x 1080 pixels.

The amount of RAM can be a maximum of 16 GBs (8 GB comes with the base model) while the hard drive memory can be increased to 512 GBs. It also has the ability to have up to 3 hard drives.

• 4th Gen Intel^® Core™ i7 processors
• Windows^® 7 Home Premium (64bit)
• Up to NVIDIA^® GeForce^® GTX 765M with 2GB GDDR5
• Incredible Balance of Power and Mobility
• Starting at $1,199

Alienware 17

The Alienware 17 comes with a 17.3 inch display with resolution of 1600 x 900 pixels but you can have a 3D display with resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels as well. It can have up to 32 GBs of RAM and a 1TB hard drive. The Alienware 17 can hold up to 4 hard drives.

• 4th Gen Intel^® Core™ i7 processors
• Windows^® 7 Home Premium (64bit)
• Up to 32GB* 1600MHz memory performance boost
• Optional 3D display for an immersive experience anywhere
• Starting at $1,499

Alienware 18

The Alienware 18 is the best laptop of the trio. Packed with a 18.4 inch display with resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, it can have up to 32 GBs of RAM and a giant 1.5TB hard drive. It can also have up to 4 hard drives.

• 4th Gen Intel^® Core™ i7 processors
• Windows^® 7 Home Premium (64bit)
• Optional Dual NVIDIA^® GeForce^® GTX 780Ms with 4GB GDDR5
• Enthusiast desktop-class gaming performance from an 18.4-inch laptop
• Starting at $2,099

Intel Core i7 processor powers up the three systems but the Alienware 14 will have a Core i5 version too. Buyers can select either go with Windows 7 or 8 as their choice of OS. All the laptops come with optical drives but you can have Blu-ray readers too. They all use Bluetooth 4.0. The Alienware 17 and 18 also have the new Wifi 802.11ac. The new Nvidia GeForce 700 series GPU is used by the three laptops.

The trio is available for buying right now but should be available in Pakistani market later in the year.

Source: PCWorld, Engadget

iOS 7 Turns Out to be an Incremental Upgrade but Nothing More

Apple’s iOS 7 can’t help but leave you with mixed doubts. On the one hand, it’s such a great update. The newly brought design changes implemented on this iteration are much welcome. They make even iOS 6 look dull, mainly due to the new, bright range of color palettes. Also, the Control center brings quick toggles and changes to the OS which weren’t present before.

But somehow, you do feel the something-is-missing feeling. The features which are much-admired (Control center to name one) are already present in other competing operating systems for ages now and Apple will have to play catch-up again in iOS 8.

Let’s start with the much touted design changes. The design changes feel nice to the eye, mainly because most of us were just so bored with the previous OS versions. The bright color palettes are pleasing to the eye and should appeal to a large number of people although serious businessmen might feel bitter.

Also the new icons (especially the App Store and iTunes Store icons) look copied from Nokia Belle OS. Not only this, the Control Center is strangely similar to something we’ve found in Android almost as long as we can remember. Also in other places, several design cues seem to be borrowed from Windows Phone and again Android. The new icons may be pleasing to the eye but not each and every one is good-looking. Also some are too complicated, while others are plain dull.

Almost all the features brought to iOS 7 were either missing features, or improvements brought to already existing ones. Just take a look, for example, to the iOS 7homepage on Apple’s website. Almost none of it is new. Control center, Notification center, Siri, Safari, Camera filters & UI changes, better multitasking, updated photo gallery, iTunes Radio and Air Drop are all but old features. This will be gravely disappointing especially for iPhone fans who have to wait one whole year just to get new features. Also it is disappointing because Android is quickly sprinting away and Windows Phone closing up on iOS.

That said though, iOS 7 was not bad at all. It is a welcome change. Siri finally seems really good to me and so is Safari. Camera UI seems to be getting more user-friendly and the swipes which sort-of try to make up for the lack of a back button in certain areas like Safari are all really welcome changes. And I’ll be an ignorant if I dismissed the Air Drop as just another way of communicating. But are these earth-shattering and new to the core? No.

In short, these aren’t perks but necessities which had plagued more than a few Apple users and were things were changed because they needed to be changed. The iOS 7 update, then, should be fine for hardcore Apple followers but won’t be doing much to lure people from other platforms. Let’s hope things get better with iOS 8.

Check below some screens of the iOS 7:

Nokia to Stop Shipping Symbian Phones After this Summer

Earlier this year when Nokia announced its quarterly earnings report, it made this clear that the lifespan of its Symbian devices is coming to an end in favor of Microsoft’s Windows Phones.

Now Nokia has said that it all will finally come to an end this summer. The support of the devices will continue till 2016 at least though, so software updates will most-likely be rolled out until then.

The news of the ditching of Symbian smartphones comes as no surprise because Nokia’s Windows Phones sales finally caught up with the miserable sales of the the aging products, which were mainly pushed because of ground-breaking camera phones the N8, the later Belle devices and 808 Pureview.

According to the last quarterly report, only 0.5 million Symbian devices were sold compared to 5.6 million Lumia and 5 million Asha devices. After the discarding of the OS, Nokia has got only a single way to go: Windows Phones. Even if that fails then all is not over as the company has been hinting Android-running devices, saying that the doors are not completely being closed on them.

But even if you’re not a fan of the Symbian OS, you can’t help but be misty-eyed at the sight of the news. After all, its such an old OS and a vital part of our tech lives.