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Neat 8x Optical Zoom Telescope for Samsung Galaxy



This is a pretty neat little optical telescope for your Samsung Galaxy that I found. It comes complete with the telescope and this attatch to a clear crystal case that is also included.

Along with the crystal case and optical telescope you also get two cleaning cloths and a lanyard to keep your smartphone safe while you are taking awesome pictures.

With 8 times Zoom Capability the optical telescope really works well if you need to take pictures or video of small objects that are far away.
Product Description
1) Makes the camera on your smartphone much better on long distances.

2) Detachable lens that adds 8X optical magnification to your phones built-in camera.

3) Smart design for focusing longer distance when taking photo or video.

4) A perfect replacement scope when watching a match or during a concert. When traveling or animal observation, etc.

5) Can also be used as a mini monocular.

6) Comes with a black case snaps on to your device for normal protection

7) Compact, portable & easy to use

8) View Angle: 9°

9) Material: Plastic

10) Size of the telescope: 75 x 30mm

11) Package: 1 x 8X Zoom Telescope + 1 x Crystal Case + 2 x Cleaning Cloth + 1 x Lanyard

Is Android a Copy of Apple iOS? Hugo Barra at Google Speaks Out

Did Android copy iOS? We asked Google's product manager...

What does Hugo Barra think of Steve Jobs's accusations of Android 'copying' Apple's phone operating system?

Charles Arthur
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 25 October 2011 13.55 BST

Has Android copied elements from Apple's iOS? It's not a matter that Google's senior managers for the Android operating system want to get involved in.

Did Android 'copy' Apple's iOS? 'I'm not going to get into this,; said Google's Hugo Barra. Photograph: Bobby Yip/Reuters

Hugo Barra, product management director for Android at Google, insisted in London on Tuesday that he hadn't heard the revelations that emerged last Friday from the Steve Jobs biography: that the late Apple chief executive "swore to destroy Android", and was so furious at what he saw as copying implemented in Android 2.1 on HTC phones released in January 2010 that he summoned Eric Schmidt to a meeting in March and said he wanted it stopped.

"He said that?" said Barra, sounding astonished. He said that he had been travelling and had not heard the stories.

When given detail about them – and asked whether he would say that any elements in the latest version of Android, such as the two-line preview of emails in the Gmail app (found in Apple's iPhone email program since 2007), or the "quick response" buttons at the bottom of the email app (almost identical in order and purpose to those in Apple's iPhone email program), or the provision of a shortcut to the camera from the phone's lock screen (first seen in Windows Phone 7 in October 2010iOS 5 previews in June), or the extra features added to the Notifications bar in Android – were copying iOS, he responded: "I'm not going to get into this."

Barra declined to answer when asked Google had implemented a "feature freeze" on Ice Cream Sandwich, the new version of Android which will be implemented in phones due for delivery from next month. A "feature freeze" is the point at which no new features are added to code, so that it can be tested and refined: "That's an internal matter," he said.

Barra joined Google's Android effort in December 2010, and was key in the development of Ice Cream Sandwich, which is version 4.0 of Android. He said that a key aim was to improve the user experience of Android, and that work on figuring out what to do and how, if at all, to change it had included wide-scale testing with both existing users of Android and non-users to find out what they found difficult or wanted to see.

"A lot of the coding [of Ice Cream Sandwich] was concurrent with that of Honeycomb [which was released to manufacturers in February 2011]", Barra said. The "gold master" version of Ice Cream Sandwich was produced in time for the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus last week in Hong Kong.

T-Mobile Releases The Samsung Dart and HTC Sensation 4G


Two new Android smartphones hit T-Mo shelves today, the highly anticipated HTC Sensation 4G and the Samsung Dart, or what our friends from across the pond would call the Galaxy Mini S5570. That’s the good news.

The bad news is that both devices are listed as “temporarily out of stock” on the T-Mobile web site. I called around to a couple different T-Mo locations in the area to check if the same problem holds true at the brick-and-mortar stores. Apparently, the Sensation 4G is still available, at least at the stores I called.
The mystery, however, lies in the Samsung Dart. The first few places I called didn’t seem to know what the Dart was, and claimed to have not even been trained for the handset. After I got on the phone with a manager, he said that yes, the Dart is launching today, but not all retail locations have received the shipment. Basically, if you’ve been waiting for the Galaxy Mini variant, looks like you’ll be waiting a bit longer.

If you don’t know already, the HTC Sensation 4G is probably the best smartphone T-Mobile has ever carried. It packs Android 2.3 Gingerbread goodness in with HTC’s gorgeous Sense 3.0 UI, all powered by a dual-core 1.2 GHz processor with a 8-megapixel camera on the back. There’s just one catch, and at this point, it may be a non-existent one. Back in the UK, where the Sensation originally launched, users experienced the same “death grip” type issues we saw with the iPhone 4 a while back. T-Mobile’s model may have evaded that dilemma, but it’s worth considering before laying out the cash.


The Sensation 4G will cost $199.99 on contract, or $549 off contract.

The Samsung Dart, on the other hand, is free with a contract, or $179.99 without, and comes loaded with Android 2.2 Froyo, a QVGA touchscreen display, a 600MHz processor, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Now all you have to do is find a store with a shipment.
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