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Mophie Juice Pack gives your Samsung Galaxy S 4 an extra life Aug 27th 2013, 07:51, by Juan Carlos Torres With a branding such as “Life Companion”, the Samsung Galaxy S 4 is expected to be where you are, always ready to record life’s unexpected and serendipitous moments. You don’t want to be tethered to a wall or switching batteries just when you need it the most. That is where Mophie’s latest Juice Pack for the Galaxy S 4 comes in. Samsung‘s current flagship is definitely something special, which we ourselves have experienced in our review. Samsung expects people to really use the device whenever and wherever, and it expects them to eat through the battery like no other. That’s why they included a 2600 mAh battery to supply that need. Sure, the battery is replaceable, but that involves an amount of downtime that could let precious moments pass you by. Mophie Juice Pack offers a practical and useful alternative. To those not familiar with Mophie’s products, the Juice Pack is basically a smartphone case with a built-in 2300 mAh battery. With just a flick of a switch, the Juice Pack charges up the Galaxy S 4 when and where you need it. Aside from a battery pack, the Juice Pack also provides ample protection without adding considerable bulk, removing the need to constantly put on and take off the case just to put on some other protective cover. An included micro-USB cable allows users to charge both the Galaxy S 4 and the Juice Pack at the same time, or connect the device to computer. There is one caveat though. The thickness of the case blocks out NFC signals, making that feature unusable, which may dismay some but not others. The Mophie Juice Pack for the Galaxy S 4 is now available on Mophie’s online store for just $99.99. SOURCE: Mophie VIA: Engadget Samsung Galaxy Note III tipped to be capable of shooting 4K videos Aug 27th 2013, 07:02, by Juan Carlos Torres Here’s another one for the list of features to look for next week on the anticipated announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note III. A source has revealed that the new phablet will be able to shoot videos in 4K, something which may placate would-be buyers who were greeted by a disappointing news yesterday. The Galaxy Note III is expected to house top of the line hardware: 5.7-inch Super AMOLED 1080p Full HD display, 2.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, 3 GB of RAM, 3450 mAh battery, and, of course, the Wacom-certified S Pen that gives Samsung‘s Note line its distinct flavor. Unfortunately, it has been said that Samsung will be skipping out on providing Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) to go with its 13 megapixel rear camera. Although it is not yet confirmed, it could deal a blow to the expectations of many, especially those who love using smartphones as life companions. That discouraging rumor might just be offset by this new one. Samsung’s next phablet will be capable of shooting video in 4K UHD, that is, with a resolution of 3840×2160. That’s quite an impressive claim for a smartphone camera and we’ll have to wait just a few more days to see if it matches reality. We’ll also have to wait and see if the rumored absence of an OIS will handicap the feature. Still in the realm of multimedia, the Galaxy Note III is also said to be capable of 24 bit/192 kHz Hi-Fi audio playback, surpassing the quality of CDs. No OIS, 4K video, above CD-quality audio, pink color option. The Samsung Galaxy Note III is starting to sound too good to be true. Let’s just hope that least majority of these rumored features will indeed pan out when September 4 comes around. VIA: TechKiddy Story Timeline Samsung Galaxy Note III specs "confirmed" again with 5.68-inch display Samsung Galaxy Note III confirmed with quad and 8-core models Samsung Galaxy Note III release date tipped for early September Samsung Galaxy Note III tipped to come in three colors, including pink Samsung Galaxy Note III may arrive without Optical Image Stabilization

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