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- The Writing Contest update was provided by Peter Gerhard. Peter has contacted the Language Arts teachers in the local school system, KCRG, the Press-Citizen, and the Gazette. The Daily Iowan wanted to do a story about the contest but this may become a story about the awards ceremony in January. There are 18 total entries to date, but only two in the under 18 category.
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- There are three additional spring events planned if we count one (TBA) being put on by the College of Education. Two events that our group is involved with include comedians performing a show here and a showing of the film "Read me Differently" with commentary by the creator (Carly will follow up with Laura Schwab-Reese about this). CDA will not be responsible for the cost of the comedians but may make a token contribution of sponsorship. The cost of bringing the filmmaker to campus will be assisted greatly by support from Grinnell College, where she is also speaking, but CDA will also contribute $500 for this event. Location is to be determined but will likely be in the IMU. The film event is yet to be scheduled but April 4th or 5th looks most likely due to scheduling.
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Tomorrow: Robyn Creswell at NYU
September 8, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Tuesday evening at seven, join us at NYU's Abu Dhabi Institute (19 Washington Square North) where our poetry editor, Robyn Creswell, will appear on a panel called "The Authoritarian Turn: On The State of the Egyptian Intelligentsia." The panel, sponsored by New Directions and Bidoun, will
bring together a distinguished group of writers and scholars to reflect upon the predicament of the Egyptian intellectual in the year since President Mohamed Morsi's dramatic fall. From Ibrahim himself to the bestselling author Alaa Al Aswany, countless writers and artists–many of them of historically contrarian bent–have expressed their support for a military-backed government whose abuses and excesses have on occasion surpassed those of the Mubarak era. How to begin to understand the role of the public intellectual in such times?
Robyn appears alongside Khaled Fahmy (American University in Cairo) and Mona El Ghobashy (an independent scholar); Negar Azimi moderates.
The Case of the Arabic Noirs
August 20, 2014 | by Jonathan Guyer
Cairo: the metal detector beeps. The security man wears a crisp white uniform. He nods and leans back in his chair. The lobby's red oriental carpet, so worn it's barely red, leads upstairs to the hotel tavern. Enter the glass doors, where a cat in a smart bow tie and vest reaches for a lonely bottle behind the bar. He takes his time; he's been polishing glasses at the Windsor Hotel for thirty-eight years. Out the window, a motorcycle speeds through the dark alley. In 1893, this joint was ritzy—home to the royal baths, steps from the original Cairo Opera House. Tonight it's dingy enough that Philip Marlowe might come here to tip a few back after clobbering some hoods. A fine joint in which to pore over pulp from the secondhand book market down the street.
It's tempting to ponder the relevance of crime novels in contemporary Egypt. The 2011 revolution began on National Police Day as a revolt against the fuzz. When President Hosni Mubarak breezed off eighteen days later, the police dusted, too, leaving behind a Wild West. Gun sales skyrocketed, matched by holdups and carjackings. In the following two years, thugs ran Cairo's streets. Ever since General Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi ousted former President Mohammed Morsi last summer, the coppers have been back in full force. White uniformed police operate checkpoints littered throughout the capital like discarded Coke cans. Cabbies are so scared that they've started wearing seat belts. And now, as authorities attempt to restore law and order, the crime genre is making a comeback. Read More »
An Exhilarating Head Trip
June 25, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
The old girl kept writing and complaining about the police. It was enough to start Townrow on a sequence of dreams. Night after night he floated in the sunset-flushed, marine city. He could smell the salt and the jasmine. He dreamed that Mrs Khoury, Mr Khoury and he were all sailing out of the harbor in a boat that slowly filled with water. He dreamed he was in a hot, dark room with a lot of men who argued and shouted. It must have been in the Greek Sailing Club because when a door opened there were oars and polished skiffs; and opposite, high over Simon Artz's, of the other side of the Canal, was Johnnie Walker with his cane and his top hat setting off for Suez. Or was it the Med.?
So begins P. H. Newby's Something to Answer For, the 1969 novel that won the first-ever Booker Prize. "The Booker was not, as it is now, a high media event," Anthony Thwaite wrote in an obituary for Newby in 1997. "I remember the then–sales director of Faber & Faber, the book's publisher, telling me that the prize probably resulted in no more than about four hundred extra copies."
That's a shame, because Newby, who was born today in 1918, deserved, and deserves, more attention. Graham Greene called him "a fine writer who has never had the full recognition that he deserves," and that's as true now as it was in Newby's lifetime. Very few of his twenty novels are still in print; in the whole of The Paris Review's archive, his name comes up only once, in Truman Capote's 1957 Art of Fiction interview: "Well, who are some of the younger writers who seem to know that style exists? P. H. Newby, Françoise Sagan, somewhat."
In additional to his success as a novelist, Newby enjoyed a long career as a broadcast administrator—he rose through the ranks to become the managing director of BBC Radio. He lived in Cairo from 1942 until 1946: it was "like living in a human laboratory, in which there were no inhibitions," Thwaite writes, and it informed a number of his novels, Something to Answer For among them. Read More »
Shakedown: Cossery in Egypt
March 6, 2013 | by Mostafa Heddaya
Egypt's political efflorescence has inspired a surge in Western readership for its novelists, and few have benefitted more than Albert Cossery. An expatriate who lived in the same Saint-Germain-des-Prés hotel room for the last sixty years of his life, Cossery's eight novels celebrate a highly attuned lethargy, the slow-burning ire of pranksters and misfits. But with countless Egyptian activists jailed, tortured, and killed since 2011 by the entrenched organs of the state they sought to overthrow, one might dismiss the renewed interest in his works as well-meaning, if solipsistic. It doesn't help that the man, who died in 2008, seemed to have written off the revolutionary enterprise altogether: "There's nothing worse than a reformer. They're all careerists." But this was before last week, when the Harlem shake fully arrived in Cairo, and four guys arrested in their underwear prompted the youthful vanguard's latest tack: the formation of a "Satiric Revolutionary Struggle," which, as its first action, shut down the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood with a four-hundred-strong throng of syncopated dancing.
The reaction to the Harlem-shaking of the Brotherhood's headquarters was more than a convenient vindication of Cosserian thought—it reminded us of a truth he gently but persistently nudged along his whole life: in a world of unsmiling authority and unswerving ambition, the prank is the apotheosis of political action, the only point of escape. Read More »
What We're Loving: High Fashion, Arabian Nights, and Field Mice
July 20, 2012 | by The Paris Review
The genre of the 1,002nd night is one few storytellers can resist. Poe wrote one, so did R. L. Stevenson, Jospeh Roth, and Naghuib Mahfouz. Some of these sequels are orientalist camp; the better ones concentrate on The Nights' true drama: that of a woman talking to save her life. I've been reading an advanced copy of Tales of a Severed Head, a collection of poems by the Moroccan poet Rachida Madani. Her Scheherazade, a voice that Madina breaks into many different voices, angrily laments the history of modern Morocco and particularly the fate of its leftist intellectuals. It is as much a critique of the legend as a continuation of it. Madina's poet is even willing, at times, to stop talking:
She is silent so she can breathe
in the empty cannons
lift and weigh the sacks of gunpowder
and take aim.
Marilyn Hacker's translation from French is scrupulous and lively. —Robyn Creswell
What We're Loving: Bejeweled Ostriches, Robot Dancers
May 25, 2012 | by The Paris Review
I know it's dumb to bet on which novels—which anything—will endure and which won't. So why, reading Endless Love, Scott Spencer's 1979 novel of romantic obsession, do I keep thinking, This will outlast us all? Maybe because it reminds me of other novels that have stayed fresh over the decades without the benefit of "classic"—or even cult classic—status: books like Victory, or Rebecca, or The Transit of Venus or The White Hotel or, in a funny way, Mating. You could make a much longer, even more random list, but there's something they all have in common, something to do with technical sophistication, urgency, and shamelessness, as if the plot came welling up out of a nightmare. They are, you might say, too strong to be classics; they don't need champions or explaining. People will just keep making each other read them. —Lorin Stein
After my most recent binge at Westsider Books, I found myself holding a copy of something titled The Minikins of Yam. Maybe it's all these rainy afternoons, but lately I've missed the middle school era of my reading life, when "guilty pleasure" was the only category. I freely admit that I chose this paperback by Thomas Burnett Swann, an almost entirely forgotten 1970s author of "neo-romantic fantasy," solely on account of its awesome cover art, in which a horned lady sallies forth atop a bejeweled ostrich. But Yam delivers exactly what George Barr's cover art promises: basilisks, subterfuge, and beast-headed gods. If you, too, are an adult human still coping with the end of Harry Potter, look for one of these gorgeous DAW paperbacks to help fill the void. —Allison Bulger
Happy Memorial Day Weekend! If mysophobia (or better options) keep you from the opening of public pools this weekend, I suggest reading David Foster Wallace's "Forever Overhead," a story from Brief Interviews with Hideous Men in which a pubescent boy celebrates his thirteenth birthday at a local public pool. You get splash fights, diving-board lines, too-tight suits, Marco Polo—the stuff of poolside dreams—and the fierce awkwardness and exposed, liquid thoughts that public pools and puberty bring forth. Wallace tells the story with manic detail and emotional exactitude, and, as always with dear DFW, it's at once playful and meditative, unlikely and perfect. —Elizabeth Nelson
I've been home sick for the past two days and have found that Space Oddities: A Compilation of Rare European Library Grooves from 1977–1984 is the perfect sound track to a fever. Not a ringing endorsement? Well, you may just have to listen to this collection of carefully culled (by French DJs, naturally) clips from commercials, movies, and TV shows for yourself. I still have my '08 CD, but good news: the whole album is on Spotify! Try "Robot Dancer." —Sadie Stein
My experience with Egyptian art is limited mostly to the blockbuster stuff—I remember seeing traveling shows in Texas, where the heavy eye makeup and big jewelry of the statuettes and masks seemed to make a certain kind of sense—and it's impressive, to say the least. But now I'm finding myself wowed by the smaller, less overtly extraordinary objects in the Met's "Dawn of Egyptian Art" show (I've spent a lot of time with the catalogue as well). The flash of gold and scale is replaced here with the innate beauty of natural materials and form, like a frog carved from a black stone flecked with white; a basket filled with tiny fish, all incised into a single piece of powdery steatite; and the head of a bovid chiseled from clay-hued flint. I'm also unduly impressed with the various hippopotamus-shaped objects—not surprising, since I've long been the proud owner of a tubby blue "William." —Nicole Rudick


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(Intro: Ja Rule)
Yeah uh Ja Rule uh uh uh
Here to talk about the lost ones
It's a damn shame
Fuckin' shakin' that ass
Shakin' that ass
Yo huh
(Chorus: Ja Rule)
Lost little girl
I see how love can turn to lust inside a
Lost little girl
I see how pain can turn to trust within a
Lost little girl
She can get a man to do anything but she's a
Lost little girl
This sexy thing is only seventeen and she's a
Lost little girl
(Verse 1: Ja Rule)
I admit, I get a lot of love from women
It's only 'cuz if I put that thug lovin' in 'em
As hard as I'm hittin', gotta hit the club and bang out
Song after song, till I end up in the wrong route
Tank top, sweat it out, where she's shakin' that ass
Shakin' that ass, and got her breast pressed to the glass
Strobe lights flashin' that X is kickin' in
And I'm orderin' the chrissy open bottle of ten
On our stairway to Heaven, baby bring a friend
We'll tie up some ends, fuck in a stretch Benz
You know me, I like it wet rode slowly
By the way baby, how old is your codie?
You lookin' a little young to me
And how many you had that girl on? two or three?
It's a damn shame, but she coulda had the world
And now she's nothin' more than a
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(Verse 2: Ja Rule)
Picture a little girl, caught up in a world of confusion
Pops was abusin', one of God's children
Can't win for losin', her soul is dead
And she's feelin' like her worth is between her legs
She start fuckin' niggaz, and learn to show 'em respect
They a father figure, she honor love and protect
She ya down ass bitch, one you cuddle up
And wild out with, we call it thug love
Hot sex and hard drugs, was a thing of the past
But look here Murder Inc. nigga bringin' it back
We got 'em stress, strung out, beatin' to be hung out
Cry, in their crib, askin' they selves why
Would I get involved with niggaz? involved with killaz?
Involved with dealers? involved with niggaz that make millions?
She coulda had it all includin' the world
Now she's nothin' more than a
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(Verse 3: Ja Rule)
She can't deny, that she ain't livin' her life right
She got a man, but her man's livin his own life
With his wife and kids, his crib in Bev Hill
The Benz that only spins, on them chromey wheels
What has he done for you lately? only remind you
Of when them times is a little bit brighter
A dick and you're crazy, and will remind us
And then he hit you with that one last promise
You want it to be the truth so bad, you're lookin in his eyes
And you're cryin', sayin' he ain't lyin'
When you know he is, but you're a glutton for punishment
And you know pain is love, so what's wrong with sufferin'?
The hard times have past, the good times are comin'
All over your chest, baby that's how you lovin' it
And it's sad, 'cuz you coulda had the world
Now you're nothin' but a
(Chorus: Ja Rule)
Lost little girl
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this reminds a 100% of my friend whos the streets right now..working. i agree with this song..u gotta be lost to be working the streets
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Considered the godfather of American drum 'n' bass, Dieselboy has helped cultivate the stateside scene since its inception. With a hectic touring schedule and the commercial release of eight mix CDs over 14 years, the DJ born Damien Higgins developed a loyal and rabid following across the country. His most recent release, 2004's Dungeons & Dragons-themed The Dungeon Masters Guide, revealed an artist unafraid of his inner gaming geek. The album crossed dance genres and took serious risks by including remixes of tracks by big-room dance artists such as Tiësto, Sasha, and Josh Wink. It's work like that a d'n'b-based album that takes forays into more mainstream sounds that keeps Dieselboy on top of the heap.
And the scene has taken notice, awarding Dieselboy a number of international prizes. He was also the first drum 'n' bass DJ to chart a single on Billboard's dance chart. In 2006, he'll release his ninth mix CD and will bring his "Planet of the Drums" DJ tour to cities across the country. For this upcoming South Florida gig, support comes from veteran U.K. producer/DJ Shy FX, best-known for his chart-topping tracks "Shake Ur Body" and "Bambaataa."
Dieselboy performs with Shy FX at 10 p.m. Saturday, January 7, at Club Space, 34 NE 11th St., Miami. Tickets cost $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Call 305-350-1956.


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Gimme a high S5: Samsung Galaxy S5 puts substance over style
Samsung is the world's dominant mobile phone manufacturer – but does that mean it's the best? Its latest release is the Galaxy S5, a mainstream phone designed to sell in huge numbers. It's big, with a 5.1-inch screen, measuring up at 142 x 73 x 8mm, so it won't suit smaller mitts. Samsung Galaxy S5 Samsung's Galaxy S5: eye- …
Biased at all?
The fingerprint scanner is something that other sites are saying that a Samsung got badly wrong. It needs to be used two handed, requires you to drag your finger across it and is sensitive to the angle of your finger. On paper it sounds good, the actual implementation is definitely lacking.
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"drag your finger across it"
Sounds like a security feature to me... so you don't leave behind static fingerprints that can be Gummi-Bear'ed.
Re: Biased at all?
It's a phone, your fingerprints are all over it already.
Re: Biased at all?
Yes, but you can lift a fingerprint to fool a static fingerprint reader. Scanning readers make it much harder to do this.
I have been waiting for phones to catch up with PCs on this front for a while. It sounds like where it is placed is the issue, not the scanner per se. I don't see any reason why you can't train it with your thumb sideways (while in landscape mode) just as easily as with a finger vertically, but not actually having one to play with, this is just speculation.
Re: Biased at all?
What evidence do you have that this type of sensor is any more secure? The techniques used to bypass TouchID were developed first for this type of scanner. Fingerprints aren't a very secure authentication method. They're better than a 4 digit pin, which is why the way that Apple uses them makes some kind of sense, but hooking them to a cash payment system?
Back to basics?
I'll happily have one in two years time when they will be discounted as the year-before-last's model, but the street price of this is about £500. Is that really "back to basics" and "destined to sell in huge numbers"?
If the spec was the same and the price was £400 I think they'd have a better proposition by far, offering sufficient over the Nexus 5, but not over-stretching themselves into the premium market.
Given the number of phones that Sammy make, isn't is about time they offered two top enders, one in the mould of the S5, and the other a sealed battery, fixed storage, metal chassis device to take on the Sony and HTC top enders? There's clearly room for both types at the top end of the market, and whilst I want a removeable battery and storage, that's not everybody's priority.
Re: Back to basics?
Yup, I take your point, but I hear its £35 a month from tesco for a 2 year contract. I'm guessing they ain't expecting to 'sell' all that many at £500 ish, but if you want a phone contract, that seems okay to me. For the record, I'm not tempted, my nexus 4 pay as you go is still fine for me.
Re: Back to basics?
"Given the number of phones that Sammy make, isn't is about time they offered two top enders, one in the mould of the S5, and the other a sealed battery, fixed storage, metal chassis device to take on the Sony and HTC top enders?"
Given the market share Sammy have doing what they are already doing I doubt they'd get enough return on it to make it worth while... Besides they would give Apple's Lawyers and Fanbois some "Samsung Copies" ammunition when they are trying to fight a court battle. Remember, fanbois and judges find it hard to distinguish between round-edged rectangular electronic widgets, large manufacturer's logos plastered on the front notwithstanding.
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"isn't is about time they offered two top enders, one in the mould of the S5, and the other a sealed battery, fixed storage, metal chassis device to take on the Sony and HTC top enders?"
Erm...what? You think the best thing for Samsung to do is remove one of the few things that differentiates the S5 from the rest? Why would they want to do that?
As far as I'm concerned the removeable battery is a major plus point for Samsung (the memory card support also helps, but that's not so rare). Over time I have found the performance of the battery in every portable gadget decreases - at least with a Samsung it's a quick, easy and cheap fix.
Personally, I value that over the style of the Sony/HTC competition, but of course other people have different priorities. Personal choice and all that.
Aside from that, I work for an electronics manufacturer, and I can tell you that the logistics and costs involved would be immense, and its questionable at best whether there would be any benefit for Samsung.
Firstly, they would probably have to add another production lines. It would be nigh-on impossible to make 2 phones which are constructed in fundamentally different ways on the same production line.
Next they would have to ship it, market it, set up the commercial agreements etc
They would have to employ ever more staff to manage god knows how many different sku's - remember that for every different configuration - whether it's just a different colour or more memory etc has to the - the costs associated with stock mangement, supply chain, forecasting etc are huge.
Then, once they have manufactured it and shipped units around the globe, they would then have to market it. And to do that they would have to create arguments agaist the removeable battery design that is unique to them (at least at the top end of the market). so they would run a high risk of cannibalising sales of their own phones, not necessarily taking sales away from competitors - so they run a big risk of reducing their own profitability.
All of this to sell a me-too phone into a market they already dominate.
Given that Samsung are so successful, surely the question should be why the other manufacturers are't creating phones that compete with Samsung, not the other way around?
Re: Back to basics?
If anyone has bothered to click on my name to see what ive written here in the past, will know that ive been banging on about or ranting for a couple of yrs about getting back to basics.
The last but one para in the post im replying to, makes me answer as follows.
The mp makers can make any phone they want, all the elements have been there for yrs,
take battery life,
theres is no choice in battery size for a given smart mp, tho its the simplest thing to make a back with a deeper side flange to accomodate a battery that could for example be instead of 3/4 mm thick be 7/8mm, to give you double the battey life but they dont.
Now the question is why?
My take on this q, is that they put short term sales and profit BEFORE the customers needs.
There is hope tho , if anyone has come across the ARA project, funded by Google, will note that the customers needs are being addressed. Unfortunately its likely to fail on the grounds of production costs. So wether google will foot this bill well have to wait and see.
Ive been working for a couple of yrs on the concept of a mp that meets my needs,
tho in principle, this approach would apply to anyone elses ,
the most important conclusions so far ive come to are, that,
1. the buying public HAS to be given a choice
2.. form HAS to be driven by function not fashion.
3 people will pay for a mp that really meets their needs which have the features they want.
from interest, Im primarily a business user, so my needs are very different to way the the urban consume uses his mp, add to that my hardware requirements, the nearest I can get to my ideal is the Nokia communicator range.
Ive had all their models and still go back to the 9500 as the least irritating compromise available.
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"2.. form HAS to be driven by function not fashion."
"fashionable" is one of the functions for a top of the range smart phone.
Re: Back to basics?
"Ive been working for a couple of yrs on the concept of a mp that meets my needs,"
Talk about first world problems. It's just a phone. You make it sound like your quality if life is equivalent to that of a sustenance farmer in drought-ridden Africa because you can't find a phone with a flange of the size you think you need. Just buy a phone and move on with your life. And if you're really that super-worried about battery life, buy an external battery pack of the sort that everybody seems to have these days.
HTC One M8
Has a kids mode too, it's not unique to the Samsung.
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Standard Android multi-user profile functionality with a custom skin.
I already have kids profiles on my Nexus 7, I get all the apps I want, the kids what I let them have.
Re: HTC One M8
yep Windows phone has this
Re: HTC One M8
Yes the Lumia 520 has such a mode. It assumes of course that the little kiddies ask permission before being allowed to play so you can set it up for them.
Just another phone.
Fingerprint thingymabob - Definately nothing game changing here - 0.00058% of the population have a need..
Kiddie mode - That will keeps the excited masses enthralled for hours that will... again 0.00064% will use that function.
What is new, - really not a lot, if anything at all..
This phone will become popular because it will become the defacto high end phone available when renewing contracts.
Competition is so stifled these days by the telcos that selecting a phone is either "Do I want Samsung or Apple", the masses don't care a toss about the characteristics, as long as it plays Crush Candy, or whatever the app of the day is, then its great....
Smart phones have lost their smarts, they have become "banale phones".... The marketing dweebs really can't come up with anything worthwhile outside of pure futility.
Now if someone could invent a smartphone that had a battery life of one month, that could be dropped without smashing the screen, that would automatically shut of the ringer on the train/airport/public place, then that would be worthwhile. They would also need to be capable of latching on to the poor 3g/4g coverage that we currently have in anywhere but the center of large cities.
End of Rant ( it's friday and there is nothing interesting on El Reg today). Patiently waiting to see what El Dabsy will churn out just before beertime
Re: J.A.P
Maybe it has a spellcheck that can catch abominations like "definately".
If so, you should definitely get one.
Re: J.A.P
Bordering on a pointless post. It's quite clear that phones have reached a technological peak with the feature set available - no-one has come up with a new and globally useful feature to put on phones for a number of years (not since GPS and/or cameras). All we get are better versions, with a few sometimes useful bells on. They are certainly still smart, but they are all pretty much the same.
As for 'inventing' a longer battery life, well, since a lot of very clever people have been trying to develop (not invent) longer life battery tech for some years,I wouldn't hold your breath. As for better reception - that's not the phones problem, but the telco's, and as for unbreakable glass fronts, well glass has been around for a number of years now, and it's still not that robust. Note how all the things you ask for are actually unrelated to the product being a 'phone'. That implies phones are at the aforementioned peak.
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>be dropped without smashing the screen,
Thanks for the plastic case rather than metal on this. It makes a huge difference. Metal transmitsthe shock directly to the glass of the screen, as apple owners know.
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"Thanks for the plastic case rather than metal on this. It makes a huge difference. Metal transmitsthe shock directly to the glass of the screen, as apple owners know."
Eh. Take a closer look at an iPhone next time you are around one. The screen is actually mounted in a ring of... plastic?... that protects it from shocks to some degree. If you watch drop tests on YouTube, you will see that the iPhone does as well as other phones, if not better. I definitely know more people personally who have broken their Galaxy screens vs. iPhone screens. I think part of that is how big the screens are too, though.
Mmmmm the back....
...reminds me of leatherette seats from the 1970's Austin <insert piece of shit rust bucket here>...mmmm hope they do it in beige.
Re: Mmmmm the back....
Or "tan". Or "aqua", whatever those are.
Now you've made me think of Douglas Adams again - "sumptuously unpleasant things, lavishly tooled in naff brown plastic".
Tough choice
It will be interesting to see how many units they shift. I'm coming to the end of my current contract which included an S3. I could upgrade to an S5 or I could switch to a PAYG contract which will be cheaper (work pays either way). I find myself in the odd position of not really caring about getting an upgrade. As far as I can see basically nothing interesting (technically) has happened in the mobile phone world for the last couple of years.
Re: Tough choice
>As far as I can see basically nothing interesting (technically) has happened in the mobile phone world for the last couple of years.
Nothing too exciting, I agree, but the steady improvements in speed, battery life and waterproofing etc are welcome nonetheless. The need for vendors to differentiate themselves in more subtle ways (better cameras, high definition audio, microSD support, removable batteries) has lead to more mature, polished products- albeit ones that are in essence much the same as handsets from a few years ago.
Re: Tough choice
If they included a SmartWatch, I'd think about it.
The dual-download is snazzy, but probably not used much.
The best feature on the S5 for me seems to the Ultra Battery Saving Mode. Still, not worth another 2 year contract/£500 for.
If only the Nexus 5 had a slightly better camera...
Re: Tough choice
Alas, as a business model the idea of giving away a fairly pricey bit of hardware that is of interest to only a fraction of customers of the phone is not a good one.
I would hazard a guess that most of us would prefer them to drop the rice of the handset instead, so it is more in line with the likes of the Nexus 5 or LG G2 (around £300 to £350 which both feature much the same SOC as the S5)
Re: Tough choice
If the next iteration of the Note has several of the features in the S5 (water-resistance, b/w mode to save power on the needlessly garish screen, useable with wet/dirty/gloved hands), I'll probably not look any further when my contract is up in a few months' time. Overall, I think plastic-bodied phones are just the right way to go (though I would put it in a case, anyway), because the impact resistance is superior to metal phones. Admittedly, I love the feel of my Jolla (which still isn't close to becoming my main comms gadget), but do worry about how the screen would bear up if it fell on a metal corner instead of a plastic one (still haven't seen a bumper for the Jolla).
Oh, and as Ted Frater has been saying for some time - produce backs that will hold bigger batteries!
Commodity phone is commodity.
Flat icons a la iOS?
Can't wait til Windows Phone gets that!
Nice salespitch..
>The resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels is the same as the Galaxy S4
I can get that resolution in a phone, but not in a laptop? There'll be cats and dogs living together next.
The S4 and S5 are considered high end phones. Get a high end laptop and you can have that resolution and more. Stop looking at the PC World deal of the week laptops.
I've reached the end of my contract
on my Galaxy Nexus, but none of the current crop really seems to have anything to justify the cost of an upgrade. I'll wait and see what reviewers say about the Sony offering. It certainly looks better than the S5, and I'm interested to see how their camera performs.
I'm in the middle too.
I've been using Samsung S2 and S3 for the past 4 years but the HTC M(8) does look pretty decent as well.
Especially seeing as I never buy a spare battery but do use the phone as a small radio from time to time and the improved sound could swing it...especially as HTC allows for expandable memeory.
The only thing putting me off is HTC's past performance on Android updates
Last year at the end of a contract I replaced my S2 with an S3, and was planning to upgrade to an S4 about now given the price drop thanks to the launch of the S5.
I used to always want the latest and greatest handset (I had the HTC Desire and the S2 when they were brand new) and always looked for the new features on the latest phones. Now there aren't any must-have new features and many people are criticising the manufacturers for a lack of innovation, but I don't understand why?
Flip the question around - what new function (not an iterative improvement, but real new function) do you want your next phone to have? I can't think of anything. Unbdoubtedly there are ways to improve on my S3 (the S4 and S5 prove that, but I'd have to pay a small fortune for one of them), but the reality is that the S3 is all the phone I really want.
I quite like the idea of the waterproofing, but since I've never dropped my phone down the toilet, it's not something I'm going to shell of hundreds of pounds (or sign up to an expensive contract) for.
So now I've decided to keep my S3 and stay on my cheap unlimited data 3G sim-only deal. Maybe I'll buy an S4 or 5 next year. Maybe.
Wot? No wireless charging?
It's much easier to keep things waterproof if you don't have to faff around with covers.
Re: Wot? No wireless charging?
Or even just two external contacts on the phone and a charging cradle, which is the solution Sony took with their waterproof Xperia Z to minimise faffing with a port cover.
Re: Wot? No wireless charging?
Both very good points, as long as there is an option to plug in a standard usb cable to charge when you've forgotten your charging pad/cradle.
Re: Wot? No wireless charging?
My Xperia Z1 does have those external contacts but how many people actually buy a dock and carry it about for use at work etc? The port cover can be a bit of a pain but having had phones that have had water damage (blame the kids) I would rather faff for a second than have to shell out for a replacement.....
Re: Wot? No wireless charging?
Here you go: http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/EP-VG900BBUSTA
So, yeah, wireless charging!
It's interesting that the android top end appears to be a three-horse race this time out. The S5 vs the M8 vs the Z2. A cursory glance at the data so far suggests there isn't much in it in terms of spec and features (each seems to have a couple of features it's ahead on, a couple it's behind on, and the rest are much of a muchness. Would actually be interesting to see a direct head-to head on them, to be honest.) Not sure whether it;s a good thing or a bad thing that there's no clear leader of the pack, givent hat the main competiton for those three is the iphone.
>It's interesting that the android top end appears to be a three-horse race this time out. The S5 vs the M8 vs the Z2.
Just as it was a race between Sony, HTC and Samsung this time last year... with LG seemingly out of sync, since they released their G2 several months after the other 'flagships', though it was the first phone to sport a Snapdragon 800 SOC. There's every chance its successor will be announced before too long.
Feels really cheap
As an S3 owner, I was really looking forward to this. But it just looks and feels really cheap. The rubber back looks and feels like an elastoplast, while the ridged chrome around the edges is uncomfortable to hold and it looks like the trim on a £1 toy car.
As for the irritating port cover - I don't understand why they can't just make the USB-port itself hermetically sealed, and make the electrical contacts waterproof (for example, the Pebble handles this just fine).
Now, if only the M8 would put capacitative buttons on the otherwise wasted space of the bezel, and keep the screen estate for the actual content (rather than wasting it on soft-buttons, so that the screen is effectively smaller than an S3), I'd get one of those! For now, I think it's a new battery for the S3, and I'll wait for the next generation.
Re: Feels really cheap
To me, every Galaxy has felt cheap and a bit flimsy, which is why I've never bought one. Much better to buy something made by HTC. Even if they can't quite get their marketing right and have been shedding market share over the last few years, they do make bloody good phones.
Re: Feels really cheap
I played with one yesterday, and at least it looked and felt a lot better than I was expecting based on the product photography.
Re: Feels really cheap
none of the makers do a good all round job. HTC are notorious for leaving their customers in the lurch vis a vis firmware versions not being maintained even before the devices are out of warranty.
"great phones, shame about the after sales support" is exactly the reason HTV has been losing market share. OTOH as long as they don't look like something Dellboy Trotter has been flogging down the market, the samsungs have been fairly robust and well supported..
when you go down to the other end of the market things get very dire indeed. Most makers are in "fire and forget" mode when it comes to pushing kit out the door.
In the AnTuTu screen shot, it's ranked behind the Galaxy S4.
Forgive my ignorance if I've misunderstood, but does that mean the new S5 is slower than the older S4 ?
Re: Huh?
Maybe they forgot to optimise the S5 for the benchmarking software.
Re: Huh?
"In the AnTuTu screen shot, it's ranked behind the Galaxy S4"
Yeah, I find that score highly suspect myself. The S5 running at 2.5Ghz can't beat an S4 running at 1.9Ghz or the Note 3 running at 2.3Ghz? Something in the background must be eating CPU.
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I love this clearomizer! After using disposable tanks that leaked everywhere, I am so glad to have one that is rebuild able and doesn't leak. It gives a nice clean hit with nice vapor and taste. The one draw back for me was the coil that came with it gave it a funky taste, but I put a new coil on and that fixed the problem. Make sure you order spare coils to have on hand. Very satisfied, thanks MEL.
Posted by Heather Martin on 11th May 2014
I've heard varying reviews on Kanger tanks, but upon receiving two in the mail earlier this week, I have yet to find anything to complain about. They haven't leaked or produced less than quality vapor, unlike the Smok Tech Pyrex Aro I have. My only wish is that they held more liquid. Otherwise, I'm very satisfied.
Posted by Robert on 22nd Mar 2014
I bought the Evod as an upgrade from the CE4 that came with my starter kit. The bottom coil design prevents dry hits. The coils are easy to replace. It is a little hard to see how much liquid remains in the narrow windows, especially if the liquid is clear. Priced to fit into most budgets and performs well.
Posted by Unknown on 26th Jan 2014
Upon receiving the Evod, after using Kanger T2, I found that when taking a hit off the Evod, there was mostly air coming up thru the tank and could not get a good throat hit. The mouth piece is also awkward and just did not work for me. As Mister E no longer sells coils for Kanger T2, have found another company who does, so will stick with the Kanger T2.
Posted by Joe on 6th Nov 2013
The only problem I have had with this unit is that there isn't enough of a drag when I inhale. Out of the package it was like inhaling through a big straw. I have since corrected it and I LOVE this unit.
Posted by KC on 24th Aug 2013
I started vaping with a cheap ego setup and clearomizer. The vapor production and flavor just wasn't there with the long wicks. I purchased a couple of these by Kanger and its a world of difference. The bottom wick is amazing. Easy pull, great flavor and awesome vapor production. Liked them so much I ordered a couple more. Oh, and they are rebuildable! Bonus!
Posted by Douglas Yamamoto on 10th Aug 2013
Really like this cartomizer. Looks great and works well. One point is that it does not hold 3 ml of liquid as stated. Otherwise very good buy.
Posted by Unknown on 5th Aug 2013
A tank that's doing what it supposed to do! Not screwing up every other day, leaking ick all over, is easy to maintain, and hits like a dream! I'll be adding a few more of these babies in the near future.
Posted by ryan on 26th Jul 2013
the first thing that caught my eye when i pulled it out of the package was the quality of this clearomizer. its very well put together and not at all made of cheap plastic and metal. Even the built in drip tip exceeded my expectations. When you inhale you can see the condensation and the smoke in the drip tip while you're vaping.It's also pretty handy when knowing when to clean it. all in all best and most reliable clearomizer i've had yet!
Posted by kendra wende on 27th Jun 2013
So far I love it. I love the way it hits.
Posted by Dan Elliott on 19th Jun 2013
I love this thing solid hit time and time again. bought this as a replacement and now use this one as my main.
Posted by efrain romero on 27th May 2013
tastes awesome hits great. just make sure to buy some replacement wicks. im running it on my ego twist at 5 ohms so its kindof running out quick. but i like this product so far.
Posted by metatron on 9th May 2013
Best clearomizer in the universe! Thanks MEL for the best vape products in town!
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