Jul 24, 2012

Complaint About Bugs in Nexus 7 "The First Google Tablet"

It has been found on various forums that Google tablet has received negative reviews about the performance of its displays from its users. The screen appears to have broken pixels.

The other users have sent possible solutions to correct the problems in response to affected users. These solutions include rudimentary solution to tighten the screws that hold the screen to the device.

Complaint About Bugs in Nexus 7 "The First Google Tablet"

However, it is advisable to use the guarantee offered by Google in their tablets before going to repair it by yourself. The company would take over the repair of those devices whose screen pixels have been broken.

Asus, the maker of Nexus 7 has not commented about customer complaints and neither told about the magnitude of the problem. Although it is true that it has also received positive reviews after its release and suggested that number of defective units could come from a single batch.

The official release of Nexus 7 was in June 2012 in which the manufacturer was Asus and the operating system was an Android application Jelly Bean. The company included a terminal for listening to music, watch videos, read books and magazines and play with various applications and games in the Google tablet- Nexus 7.

Nexus 7 is a device with 7-inch display with 1280 by 800 pixels. The device display has corning glass promising a high resistance to scratches and bumps. Asus opted for a quad-core Tegra 3 processor accompanied by 1 GB of RAM. This device is available in 8 versions and 16GB storage including GPS (Global positioning system), Bluetooth and possibilities of Wi-Fi connection.

Jul 21, 2012

The Instagram effects Now Reaches the SLR

Fever 'Instagram effect' comes to the Lomographic cameras with the appearance of special lenses for Canon and Nikon SLR cameras that incorporate removable filters with different effects on a single goal.

The Instagram effects Now Reaches the SLR

Instagram has become more fashionable than ever photographic filters. Lomographic cameras have been a benefit from this fever in the field of 'apps' and are emerging mobile and special lenses for Canon and Nikon SLR cameras.

These filters can be achieved with an effect of "fish eye", with a maximum depth of field or conversely too tight. It also achieves the effect of a pinhole camera, tone down the saturation and brightness of colors and create the "plastic effect" or a super macro .

Lensbaby the peculiarity is incorporates your goals with separable filters, so as to produce different effects with a single goal. You can take different photographs like shocking and original.

The American company offers four objectives, "composer", "muse", "scout" and "control freak" . They have a series of springs that allow stretch and twist the mechanism in search of adequate depth of field. Filters that are incorporated inside cause aesthetic effects such as plastic, pastel, fisheye or macro. The main purpose of these objectives is to completely change the look of your photos, you can do with a plastic effect or fish eye.

Jul 19, 2012

More Smoking Can Cause Cataracts Very Fast

It has been noticed that smokers are more likely to catch an eye deficiency compared to non smokers.

- Snuff smoke can cause itching, irritation and even infections that would lead to conjunctivitis, small ulcers or lesions in the cornea. 

- In addition, this substance releases toxic chemicals into the bloodstream that accelerate cellular aging by stimulating the emergence of diseases such as cataracts or macular degeneration, a leading cause of blindness in the world.

More Smoking Can Cause Cataracts Very Fast

In this sense, a smoker who has started this habit since his/her teen age, "may lose vision completely five years earlier than a non-smoker."

The risks (irritation, dryness or itching of the eyes) mainly affect current smokers. However, the likelihood of impaired vision also affects, to a lesser extent.

According to the World Health Organization, smoking is a habit to blame for the death of one person in every eight seconds.