Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs iPhone 6 Plus: Optical Image Stabilization comparison


Both Samsung and Apple scored a first with their new phablets: Optical Image Stabilization. That's right, both the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and the iPhone 6 Plus are equipped with the gizmo, promising to minimize and correct for shake and tremor during video capture. 

Sure, an OIS module's usefulness extends beyond just video – if the software is optimized for it, it'll also free up the camera to go for slower shutter speeds, and that's beneficial when shooting in dark environments, as the tiny sensor can use any help it can get taking in as much light as possible. This is achievable, because the stabilizing contraption will essentially nullify tremor in your hands (yes, they tremble even if you think you're keeping perfectly still), and thus, side-step blur. In other words, while OIS is, strictly speaking, hardware, it is of little use if it receives no proper support from the camera software. 

Starting with Samsung, the company calls its particular implementation "Smart OIS", which is just a marketing term that refers to the joined efforts of the aforementioned widget and Digital Image Stabilization on the software side. Much the same arrangement is also true with the iPhone 6 Plus – OIS is implemented alongside software stabilization, which Apple chose to call Cinematic Video Stabilization.

So how do these two handle themselves, and is one better than the other? The truth is that they're about equally good in stabilizing shaky footage, but they different in terms of the kind of scenarios they handle best. For example, in our experience, the Note 4 was better at minimizing small to medium amounts of shake, while the iPhone 6 Plus outdid it when real jerky movements were involved (arguably less common). Even with that distinction, though, we still think that we have a situation close to a stalemate at our hands, but we ended up liking the Note 4 just a bit more. Take a look.
 
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Google Releases Youtube Capture App for iPhone, iPod Touch, not for android

Google just released the new iOS version of Google Maps last week, and the Official app on the App store have 10M downloads in first two days, according to a post on Google+ this morning , wrote by Jeff Huber, Google's senior vice president of Commerce & Local. And on Monday Google introduced a new YouTube Capture app for iOS device, which compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, that lets you shoot videos and then share them on social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter and of course the Google+, YouTube.
The app includes Features as below:
Film and share videos with YouTube Capture:
  • Easy, fast recording
  • Touch up videos with color correction, stabilization, trimming, and music tracks
  • Upload to YouTube, Google+, Facebook, and Twitter simultaneously
So far,there is no android version of YouTube Capture for the android device and we are not sure when one will be available. For those who are fond of this app, it may be a long time to wait, so here I have discovered a list of similar apps for you.

Viddy
Social video-creating app Viddy officially launched on Android on December 13, 2012, which has been available for iOS for some time.
Features:
  • Capture & Beautify: Viddy lets you take videos and apply custom Video Effects that range from vintage to futuristic, and, washed out to high contrast looks for that perfect artistic touch
  • Music: Add popular music to set the perfect soundtrack
  • Share: One-click sharing to social networks including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, & Tumblr, with hash tags and geo-tagging. Or share by Email or SMS.
  • Engage: Follow your friends and interact by liking and commenting on their videos
  • Discover: Real-time video discovery of Popular, Trending, and Featured videos on Viddy
You can download the app by click the link.

Socialcam
Socialcam is a free video sharing app that allows users to quickly and easily upload videos to social networks and share with others via SMS or email. You can also able to browse, like, and comment on your friend’s videos.
Features:
  • Unlimited video length and storage
  • Upload video while you are recording for fastest possible upload
  • Record video offline and it uploads later when you have Internet
  • Tag your friends in videos
  • Instant notification when you are tagged in a video
  • Browse, like, and comment on your friend’s videos
  • Share videos with Email, SMS, Facebook, Twitter, Posterous, Tumblr, and Dropbox
You can review or download the app by click here.

Apple-Samsung Patent Trial : What the fight is all about

The Patent trials between Apple and Samsung reached a new climax in the US on Monday. The trial could decide the future of the smartphone and tablet industry as Apple has accused Samsung of slavishly copying the design of its prized iPad and iPhone.

Here’s a look at what each side is accusing the other of:

Apple’s arguments

Apple claims that Samsung has violated three of its patents: actionable linking, slide-to-unlock, and touch screen word suggestion. If found guilty, Samsung would be forced to remove these features from its devices.
Apple also claims that Samsung ripped the ‘feel’ of the iPhone, meaning the rectangular shape with rounded corners. The Cupertino giant wants more than $2.5 billion in damages from Samsung for these alleged violations.

Samsung’s Argument

The South Korean tech giant is not going to give up without a fight. Samsung has claimed that Apple copying the design for the iPhone from Sony.

Samsung also show the evidence to Jurors, claim that in the end of 2006, before Apple released iPhone in January 2007, Samsung had developed a next-generation handsets which called the F700, this new generation of mobile phone is simple, have rounded rectangular body and the screen almost fills the entire body, the whole front is a single button.

The experts said that although Apple demands the huge compensation, but the real purpose is to delay the Samsung footsteps to fight for more time for the iPhone5 release in October. According to Bloomberg, the U.S. District Court Judge, Jury selection was set to make a ruling about Apple and Samsung, which accuse each other of copying patents for smartphones and tablets.

Lamely, The law professor of Stanford University School, said, "All parties involved in the smart phone wars will eventually reconciliation." However Michael Yoshikami, the Destination Wealth Management chief executive, said : "Apple fight the lawsuit to delay the Samsung, to gain time until the iPhone5 release in October".
In fact, as the official phone of the 2012 Olympics at London, Samsung Galaxy S III Sales Hit 10 Million in two months. There is no doubt that it has become the hottest smartphone in the world. So Apple has a lot of work cut out if it wants the sixth generation iPhone to beat Galaxy S3. Maybe this is a way to achieve the objective.
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