physise: a+

why A+? what are the advantages over Galaxy core pls?

Folks between Samsung galaxy Core 18262 and Phantom A+ which is better pls am caught up in which to choose. do state the advantages and disadvantages pls

Nokia Sirius Windows 8.1 RT tablet with 10.1 in HD display AN IMAGE of Nokia’s rumoured first Windows tablet has appeared on the internet. The image appeared at Winsupersite, which somehow has managed to get its mitts on details about many Windows 8.1 tablets that are set to launch before the end of the year. Arguably the most interesting of these is the Nokia ‘Sirius’, the Finnish phone maker’s first tablet. This device has been rumoured for a while, and is expected to launch alongside the Nokia Lumia 1520 tablet on 26 September. Assuming this leak is accurate, and we have no reason to believe it is not, you won’t have to wait until the end of the month to find out what the tablet will offer. It reportedly will run Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 RT operating system and will have a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and a 10.1in 1920×1080 full HD display. Taking tips from Nokia’s Lumia phone lineup, the tablet reportedly will also feature a 6.7MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics, built-in LTE support and will be available in red, complete with a “multi-function cover with keyboard”. That’s all we know right now, but the Nokia Sirius is likely to make its debut within the next few weeks, priced at around $499. Winsupersite has details about other Windows 8.1 incoming tablets, too. These include: the 8in Dell Venue tablet which will likely feature an Intel Atom Bay Trail chip and a $299 price tag; the Lenovo 7in and 10.1in Intel Atom Bay Trail tablets, the Miix 8 and Miix 2; and the Microsoft Surface Mini, which will reportedly feature an 8in screen and a Qualcomm processor. We expect to find out more about these tablets over the next few weeks.

Google has long been rumoured to call the next iteration of Android “Key Lime Pie”, but it surprised the world last night when it officially announced that Android 4.4 would instead be known as “KitKat”. The advertising company is working in coordination with Nestle in the hopes of promoting Android on a mass scale.

The BBC says that no money changed hands in the deal between the two companies, but they’ll be working closely together to sell each other’s products. Nestle will soon release special edition KitKats with Android branding and opportunities to win special prizes from Google. Anyone who buys one of those KitKat bars could potentially win a Nexus 7 tablet or credit for the Play Store. All in all, 50 million bars with the special Android branding will be produced.

Google says the name was pitched by one of its employees, and decided to approach Nestle when it realized that most people didn’t know what key lime pie tastes like. A deal was then reportedly struck within 24 hours.

The brains behind Android also announced that the operating system has surpassed one billion activations. That milestone comes several months after Google revealed that it had reached 900 million activations around the world back at its I/O conference in May[b][/b]