Being an avid book reader, books have been my love since childhood. Trust me, I can’t go to sleep without reading. However, this love for books suffered whenever I travelled. Thanks to space constraints, I had to be satisfied with only a few books to carry. So, when I heard about EBook readers, my joy knew no bounds. I immediately decided to buy one and then ended up with my partner in crime, Kindle Paperwhite. In this article, I am going to tell you why I love my Kindle and don’t prefer to part ways with it.
Convenience:
The first thing that comes to my mind is convenience while holding thousands of books in such a lightweight and tiny device. It hardly weighs around 200 grams (depending on different models) and can store over 1000 books at one time. The thinner-than-pencil device can be easily held using one hand. Did you know that the feather light Kindle is almost 30% lighter than iPad mini?
Your bedtime partner:
What happens when one family member wants to read till late at night and others want to sleep? They won’t even allow a tiny flicker of light in the room. That’s when the Kindle Paper white comes handy. With its built-in front light, which you can control and adjust as per the darkness, it is a boon for nocturnal readers who can now read without disturbing anybody. The latest system doesn’t strain your eyes and they won’t tire even while reading in the dark.
Charging power:
Kindle definitely wins my love and trust when it comes to charging. Being a gadget freak, at times, I do get fed up with carrying different chargers wherever I go. The site of hanging chargers everywhere at my home makes me cringe. So I absolutely love the charging capacity of Kindle that can hold a single charge till 8 weeks, depending on how much you read each day and on which light setting. It absolutely doesn’t need to be charged daily. So you can just charge it once and then forget about the charging for days at a stretch.
No disturbance:
If you’re thinking of buying one for your kids but scared that they might start to surf the net or play games, worry no more! Kindle Paperwhite is specially designed for book lovers like you and me who doesn’t like any other distractions while reading. It doesn’t have facilities like exploring the internet or checking emails. Hence it is a dedicated e-reader who supports your love for reading.
Build your word power:
This feature can come handy for the kids who are trying out new words. Now they don’t have to check their dictionaries anymore. Kindle Paperwhite comes with a built-in dictionary that lets you check the meaning of any new word immediately and make notes.
So now never be without books wherever you go. With Amazon’s amazing book collection, you can download your favorite titles within seconds and start reading, anywhere, any time!
Netflix is one of the biggest subscription-based video streaming service, which has a plethora of online contents to offer. It has a number of choices when it comes to the movies it offers via a computer or DVD player, but removing the recently watch items from your account history is still a tricky part that most of the users are still finding difficult to tackle.
Fortunately, Netflix did listened to its users and provided an easily accessible option to remove and hide recently watched activities from their account. It is still not possible to achieve this on the mobile app – you’ll need to log onto Netflix using a computer browser in order to edit recently watched media.
There are two methods which can be used to achieve our goal, which is slightly different from each other. One can use either of these options according to their preference.
Method 1: Deleting/hiding Recently watched Items
Log onto the Netflix website, not the app. On a computer or tablet, log on to http://www.netflix.com with your internet browser. According to Netflix customer service, the mobile apps cannot access this option, but a mobile internet browser can. If your mobile device doesn’t have a browser, log on using a computer. Changes you make on one device will spread to all other devices within 24 hours.
Select your profile: If a list of names pops up after log-in, select your profile. Each profile has a separate viewing activity list.
If no list appears, check the top right corner of your screen for a name and square image (usually a face). If this isn’t your profile, click this image and select your profile icon.
Visit your Viewing Activity page. Visit https://www.netflix.com/WiViewingActivity to see a list of your recent shows. You can also get here by clicking the square profile icon in the top right, select Your Account from the drop-down menu, then scrolling down and clicking Viewing Activity in the My Profile section. If you are using Netflix on any device besides a computer, and your Recently Watched page is empty, try turning off the device and turning it on again.
Individual titles or series can be hidden by clicking on the ‘X’ next to that title or series. After hiding a title from your viewing activity page, the title will no longer show in your Recently Watched or Continue Watching row, and we will no longer use your viewing of this title to make recommendations to you. It may take up to 24 hours to disappear from other devices, but it will usually vanish much sooner.
Method 2: Replacing your existing Netflix profile
While logged into your Netflix account, hover over your profile image in the right corner of the screen and click on “Manage profiles” link.
Add a new profile by clicking on the “Add Profile” link and entering a name for your profile.
Delete your old profile: On the profile management page, click “edit” next to the old profile name, then delete the profile. Click on delete profile again on the pop-up box.
Your entire viewing history will be deleted that was associated with that profile.
Desktop phone is one such product that never can be replaced with any technology. But yes, if you wish to transform your simple iphone into a cool iPhone Desktop phone then it is really easy and you can do it quite efficiently without any problem. So, you can use your iphone while at home or in office just like your desktop phone. You just need to purchase an iPhone desktop handset and this handy device will transform your iPhone into a comfortable handset. You can use your transformed desktop phone to enjoy the hand free, feature navigation, and enjoy the calls. So, you can use different applications, send emails, and browse the internet as well as enjoy the chatting with your family and friends.
For transforming your iphone into a cool iPhone Desktop phone, you need to place your iphone above the stand and plug in the headphone jack into the headset. The headset works on charging so you can use the wall socket to charge your handset. Moreover, if you are unable to find a wall socket nearby then just use your computer USB port to charge the handset. The iPhone desktop handset has been produced from anodized aluminum and it contains four silicon non-slip pads fixed on the underside of the phone. You can place your smartphone vertically or horizontally according to your ease and enjoy the new transformed desktop handset.
The importance of desktop phone can never been neglected for a business concern and even in the era of high technological devices, it is necessary for business personnel to have a desktop phone. There are many companies out there with smart accessories to transform your iphone into a desktop phone. With the help of these accessories, you can transform your smartphone into a cool iPhone Desktop phone within minutes.
Moreover, you can enjoy the most innovative business applications like facetime or skype while sitting before your new transformed desktop phone and you don’t need to turn on your computer for this purpose. It will help you to minimize the operating cost as well as enjoy the increased advantage of uninterrupted communication. Now, you don’t need to send an application for a landline and don’t wait for the service.
Just explore the market to purchase an iPhone desktop handset and convert your smartphone into an attractive and cool iPhone Desktop phone. It is easy to receive calls on this transformed desktop phone and you just need to pick up your conventional handset or through the iPhone. So, the conclude the features of iphone desktop phone, you can list first of all the transformation from an iPhone into a corded desktop phone, enjoy the hands free, can be used as speaker dock, you don’t need batteries and it is compatible with all iPhone or iPods.
Approximately 100 million Americans suffer from having a difficult time before falling to sleep or sleeping soundly, not considering how tired they might be, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
While poor sleep is one of the reasons of less efficiency at work, the harm doesn’t stop there! The less shut eye makes its presence felt in other arena of your life too. While you have less energy next day, less hours of sleep are also becoming potential factors for obesity, cardiovascular disease, depression and many more diseases. According to one of the professors working on such kind of research, having less than seven hours of sleep is not good for health. Getting less sleep than the recommended hours might cause a plethora of problems from the weight gain, heart related diseases to even the deadening sickness of cancer.
As you might know, all kinds of phone, eBook readers and tablet screens give off blue light of short wavelength. This light gets in the way of melatonin production which is a hormone related with our sleep quality. Due to the use of gadgets before sleeping time, many are not able to get sleep peacefully at night. Hence make sure that you put your gadgets away, preferably in other room before at least an hour prior to your sleeping time. If you are keeping your gadgets in the same room you sleep, it’s always advisable to switch them off to avoid the exposure to blue light released from the gadget. According to a study published in 2011, scientists at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia and NASA, found that blue light induces alertness and interrupts with sleep. [9 Odd Ways Your Tech Devices May Injure You]
However parting with your gadgets before your sleep time is easier said than done. At times, workaholic people find it tough to say ‘bye’ to their laptops or smart phones. After a hectic day at work, So many people use few hours at night to read, chat with their friends or family or to simply pay bills. Some even prefer to reply emails once the kids are tucked in! Putting away the devices hardly work for them. Experts also suggest trying out blue-wavelength-blocker glasses. These glasses help in improving the sleep quality.
But researchers have also come up with a solution to make sure nothing comes up between you and good sleep. Today most of the devices like phones, tablets and e-book readers like kindle come with a backlit display which helps you read in the dark. A study recommends that by simply lessening the brightness of such smart phone screen or tablet settings and holding the device few inches away from the face while reading can stop the glow from prying with a good quality sleep.
The long list of such devices includes wearable cameras, activity trackers, running watches, smart watches, smart glasses and smart tracking devices. The wearable devices can have multiple features from camera, touch screen, GPS, calculator and even SD cards and rechargeable batteries.
Activity trackers: They are boon for health-conscious people who prefer to be in shape. This device is evolved from pedometers but with more features and accuracy. Once activated, it takes charge of your fitness by keeping an eye on your lifestyle. Some of its features note down heart rate, consumed calories and blood pressure. Fitbit Surge, Basis Peak and Mio Fuse are some of the best activity trackers in the market. There are plenty others according to your needs and budget.
Wearable cameras: To capture lifelong memories, wearable cameras are becoming the new trend now. Not only they have low power consumption but also added sense of security, convenience and style. They come with accessories for mounting the camera on yourself or different other places. These small wearable hands-free cameras can clip onto your clothes, bag strap or you can simply hang it around. GoPro, Narrative Clip and Vivitar are few of the known brands.
Running watches: They are your new partner in running. They can keep track of your full day activities from taken steps, distance covered, calories burned to floors climbed. The latest ones can also sync with your computer and smart phone and let you track your whole workout. Fitbit Surge, Polar FT4 and Germin are some of the famous names in the market.
Smart watches:They let you make and receive calls, read messages, enjoy music meanwhile they also keep track of your daily exercise program and encourage you to achieve your goal. Not only that but you can also check your emails, access calendars and other favorite apps on your wrist. Today there are many brands in the market like Pebble, Samsung, Sony but Apple really created a buzz with the launch of its smart watch where technology married the fashion. Before we go deep, let me tell you that the stunning Apple watch is not a standalone gadget. You must have at least iphone5 to use it. The smart watch basically works as an extension of the phone. It comes with many functions.
Smart Glasses: According to Wikipedia, they are a wearable, compact computer that adds information onto reality or actually helps people see better. Basically they are sort of wearable computer that have ‘Hands Free’ operation and lets you access information, data and other resources with ease. Epson Moverio, Vuzix and Recon are few of the trending brands in the market.
Huawei is not a name that requires an introduction anymore. It has established itself as a popular brand — thanks to their latest smartphones with outstanding features at affordable price. We had Huawei Honor 6 Plus as our primary smartphone, as we received 5 of them and here’s what we think.
The new smartphones launched by the company including Honor and Ascend series performed really well in the market. Now that company has a great consumer in India and most parts of Asia and Europe, it is thriving to deliver the best to its customers and Huawei Honor 6 Plus seems to be the right step in the direction.
So what makes this phone successor of it’s popular variant Huawei Honor 6? We spent 5 weeks with the device to find out where it stands in real world scenario.
Unboxing
Unboxing of Huawei Smartphone has become a little bitter in taste because every phone they ship usually have the same packing and in-box accessories. This is true for Huawei Honor 6 Plus as well. The phone comes with Huawei’s standard box, with same in-box accessories that were bundled with Huawei Honor 6.
The box contains Huawei Honor 6 Plus Smartphone, A Travel Adaptor, USB cable, Sim Card Tray ejector, Warranty Card, Quick User Guide and Two scratch guard films (One for display and other for the back). There is no earphone in the box, which is pretty standard for a Chinese phone, but at this price range it could be included in the package.
However, to make us happy Huawei did some creative stuff with the packaging. We found this smiling right back at us.
Build Quality
When we opened the box for the first time and held the phone, we observed a slim beauty (well not that slim, but it still felt better than most of the phones) that somehow felt really nice to hold. The look is very similar to its predecessor but, it felt premium and less plasticky. Our first impression was really good, and we felt this is the phone which can really bang on the edges.
This rectangular piece had a distinguished look. Despite the fact that it feels very similar to the iPhone 4 and Xperia Z3, it feels sturdy in hands and comfortable to hold (thanks to the slightly curved edges).
The side panel is metal alloy unlike its predecessor, which gives it a premium feel. Huawei claims that this phone has super strength and is solid. So solid, in fact, the Huawei states that the glass back of the phone is “bulletproof” – we will strongly suggest not to try it yourself. No, we didn’t try it as well, fortunately we don’t have a gun at the office but, I did drop this phone couple times during the testing period and, unfortunately, it got a crack at the top side of the screen. Not so strong after all?
Measuring 150.5 x 75.7 x 7.5 mm and weighing 164 grams, it is stocky but still oddly comfortable to hold and use. This is mostly due to the rounded edges at the bottom, which do not dig into your palms like most angular phones do.There’s a 5.5 inch 1080 x 1920 pixels IPS LCD display, which equals a pixel density of about 401 ppi.
There is quite a bit of bezel all around (2.36mm slim on the sides), so it doesn’t look as slick as it could have, but Huawei still managed a somewhat decent 73.2 percent (approximately) screen-to-body ratio.
The 5.5-inch Display is protected by Gorilla Glass 3, and back has multi-layered transparent panel with a beautiful text beneath it. It sure is a unique touch, and that beautiful text with blue-ish tint looks really great which attracts attention. The phone has 8MP dual rear camera, which according to Huawei has been placed linearly to each other for better depth perspective.
We tested the phone for almost 2 months and it turned out the rear camera setup is more of a gimmick than a feature. We will talk more about it in the camera section.
Moving on, the phone has 3.5mm Audio Jack at the top and an IR blaster at the center (which is used for remote control), there is also a noise cancelation mic right beside it.
There is nothing on the left side, where as a power button and volume rocker on the right side. The buttons are really good and responsive, it also has a smooth texture which feels good while using them.
The bottom has a USB port, which can be used to charge the phone or to transfer data. OTG is supported by this phone, and you can easily use your pen drive as an external storage on this phone.
This device is little on the heavier side, and it still struggles to bring the premium touch that you can have with high-end devices. The Sim card slot didn’t accommodate the Sim card tray properly, you would feel that something is not right when you place the tray into the slot. It might be only with my review unit, but again we have 5 of them. Precision and finishing touch is missing on the phone, it seems like Huawei did make these in a hurry.
Don’t get it wrong, the phone works perfectly and delivers what it claims (with minor issues, which can be easily fixed). Lack of craftsmanship and precision makes us little sad, for a flagship device they could deliver much better.
Display
Huawei Honor 6 Plus has 5.5-inch (13.97cm) 1080p in-cell TFT display that produces 16.7M colors, and is bright and crystal clear. There is nothing wrong at this segment. It produces really sharp and clear images on the screen, which has really great viewing angle. Surprisingly, if we could see everything on the screen clearly when we stepped into the direct sunlight.
The auto brightness mode is a little buggy, it gets too dark or too bright in non-favorable conditions. While indoor, the phone’s display can get too dim, that you have to strain your eyes to read the text properly. And sometimes it just doesn’t lit up the screen bright enough in direct sunlight. It is sure a software bug, and will be addressed on the next update.
When you turn off the Auto brightness mode, Man! this phone can go really bright. If you monitor closely, the display has hexagonal like structure, which comprises of neighbor pixels and makes it even cooler. I don’t know what to call it, you have to see it yourself.
It might not be as bright as Samsung’s patented Super AMOLED Technology (which is something I really like), but it won’t feel anything less than any other device available in the market right now. We really liked the display of this device and you can go ahead and buy it if you are looking for something you can read online content or e-books.
Camera
One of the key selling points of the Honor 6 Plus is the unique 888 camera setup with two rear 8MP combining to offer some interesting defocus effects. The two rear cameras allow you to place the handset on a steady surface, capture an entire scene and then change the focal point of the image in post-processing.
This is why most of us wanted to test this device on the first hand. The so-called “First in the world” Technology — dual linear camera. It is really something so special that can make this device stand out? We used the camera over a long extensive period and our impression wasn’t what we can call something “astonishing,” or “marvelous.”
But Huawei boasts so much about it! So where it really went wrong? Why?
We have few reasons, first 8MP rear camera doesn’t deliver some out of the world aspect of the photograph. Everything that Huawei claims it does, is mostly controlled by the software. Wide Aperture mode is another feature which doesn’t quiet cut it. The photos taken are always hit and miss and doesn’t always end up same as what you see in the preview after taking the shot.
That being said, the pictures are clear and this phone can take a DSLR-like images. It is powerful and can take some shots, where other cameras would simply back away.
The dual camera setup has one huge benefit, it allows double the light to enter into the lens than other camera phones out there — which in turn deliver way better images in low light scenarios.
Just like the M8, the dual rear cameras record depth information in a scene, allowing the ability to set a focal point after you’ve taken a picture. Unlike the M8, both the rear cameras on the Honor 6 Plus are 8-megapixel shooters.
The main one is an auto-focus camera with f/2.0 aperture while the secondary one comes with a f/2.4 lens and is fixed focus. I couldn’t find solid specs about this anywhere, but apparently the maximum aperture of the rear camera is f/0.95.
These work together to capture that depth information, and can also capture different exposures for a single scene, allowing the Honor 6 Plus to be very quick at taking HDR images. To achieve this all, Huawei uses a powerful ISP with a ‘triple IE’ (3IE) graphics engine that the company says it has been working on for some two years. It is also worth mentioning that the sensor is the newest Sony BSI IMX214 sensor, just like the one in the OnePlus One or Oppo Find 7.
Huawei’s camera UI is similar to other camera apps, with most of the screen acting as a viewfinder. Swiping on the right side of the viewfinder allows you to go between photo, video or ‘wide aperture’ mode.
Whereas on the left side, you’ll find a toggle for the flash and front-facing camera, as well as a button on the side that gives you access to more scene modes, including a Beauty mode, ‘Audio Note’ mode, ‘Best Photo’ mode, watermark mode, HDR, Panorama, and even a ‘Super Night’ mode that really seems to work for dark shots.
Rear Camera Samples:
Rear camera sample (wide Aperture mode):
Front Camera Sample
Hardware
This phone is definitely a beast when it comes to the hardware features it has to offer. It beats many high-end smartphones, which are priced fairly high. It is bang for the buck if you are looking for a device that can deliver performance with stable battery backup.
Just like Samsung, Huawei also constructs their own processors and chips, which most recently were used in their flagship smartphone, the Huawei Ascend Mate 7.
Huawei’s HiSilicon Kirin 925 powers the Honor 6 Plus, and it offers pretty high-end performance, resulting in the UI being very smooth and quick overall, with very rare instances of lag.
It’s hard to explain the performance quality of Huawei’s architecture in comparison to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors or MediaTek processors, but the Octa-Core processor (combination of 1.8GHz quad-core Cortex-A15 & 1.3GHz quad-core Cortex-A7) is supposed to be on equal footing with the Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 805 processor, which we saw on the Moto Turbo.
Which is why it is no surprise that there are no hiccups or stutters at any point on the Honor 6 Plus. Even the most intensive 3D game played just fine, with no frame drops (except in extremely dramatic, taxing moments). Here’s a couple benchmarks to give you a better idea of how capable that processor is:
There’s 32GB of internal memory, out of which around 25GB is available to actually use. There’s even the aforementioned microSD card slot available as well, which you can sacrifice to use as a nano-SIM card slot for dual-SIM functionality (but unfortunately, not in the version sold in India).
Software
The Honor 6 Plus is running Android 4.4 KitKat with Emotion UI, but it’s possible that a Lollipop update will arrive in the future. There aren’t any particularly outstanding software features, but it’s not completely Vanilla. There’s no app drawer, for example, so you’ll have to rely on folders like you do in iOS which will appeal to some but not everyone.
The Emotion UI’s graphic design also divides opinion and is sometimes described as childish, but we enjoyed the ability to change the theme of the design, and there are many additional free themes to choose from.
In a nice extra touch, the image sees on the lock screen will change every time you wake it from sleep, which we found we really enjoyed.
Battery
This phone packs 3600 mAh battery under the hood, which is more than sufficient to carry out your daily work. If you consume a great deal of multimedia content and play games on your smartphone, this phone won’t disappoint on the battery side. It packs enough juice to give you an extra boost on the backup, so you can add more hours of work on the phone.
On our daily use, we found that device offered pretty stable battery backup — with around 18-26 hours of battery backup with moderate usage, that includes email, browsing, listening to music – WhatsApp – facebook – twitter (while on public transit), voice call, occasional video calls, games and text messages (rare).
The phone never failed to give us good batter backup, we just had to charge it once before going to bed and it would stay alive for rest of the day very easily.
Few thing you have to checkout to get best battery backup, mark all the applications in your app “Unprotected” in Huawei System so it doesn’t wake up phone frequently when it is in deep sleep mode, when screen is turned off. You can also restrict applications from using your mobile internet or WiFi.
What do we think?
Huawei Honor 6 Plus is definitely not just another Cheap Chinese rip-off of some other popular brand, it sure does look like one (or different brands fused into one), but when we look under the hood, it has so much to offer at very affordable price. You can always clear your path straight to a popular brand and pay a little high for some features that you probably won’t use in your daily life.
During our test session, we never felt that we are using some non-high-end phone, which isn’t from some established and popular brand. It had some heating issues at the beginning, which was quickly sorted out by following few 100%-0%-100% battery cycle.
The camera is somewhat hit and miss sometimes, but it certainly does very well in low light scenarios. We felt like it did outperform most of the smartphones in it’s range and some offended some of the really high-end smartphones. The hardware is superb and software (EMUI 3.0 on top of KitKat) doesn’t disappoint much. Huawei does try to copy the behavior of Apple devices, but at the end the smartphone is unique and gives refreshing experience.
The battery didn’t disappoint us during one month of usage, and we easily carried out our daily work with a relief that we don’t have to carry a charger to our office. At the beginning (our first week with the phone), we were curious and did managed to exhaust all the juice within 5-6 hours with continuous usage and running some tests, but it is pretty safe to say that average users will get 1.5 days or more with the juice that it packs inside the hood.
That being said, we can up vote this phone as one of the best phones in its segment that you probably never heard of before.
GENERAL FEATURES
Brand
Honor
Business Features
Pushmail (Exchange)
Handset Color
Black
Form
Bar
SIM Size
Micro SIM
Call Features
Loudspeaker
Model Name
6 Plus
Touch Screen
Yes
SIM Type
Single Sim, LTE
Model ID
PE-TL10
In the Box
Handset, Quick Start Guide, Eject Tool, TP Cover, Charger, USB Cable, Battery Cover Protective Film
MULTIMEDIA
Sound Enhancement
DTS Sound
Video Player
Yes, Supports RV7-10, XviD, VP8, H.264, RM, MP4, H.263, 3GP, WMV 9, WMV, ASF, MPEG4, RMVB, Full HD
Auto Focus, Flash Support, Shooting Function (Wide Aperture, Panorama, Best Photo, Beauty, Watermark, Audio Control, Touch to Capture, Capture Smiles, Burst Shoot, Ultra Snapshot)
HD Recording
HD, Full HD
Rear Camera
Yes, 8 MP + 8 MP (Dual Rear Camera)
Front Facing Camera
Yes, 8 MP
INTERNET & CONNECTIVITY
Audio Jack
3.5 mm
Preinstalled Browser
Android, Chrome
Bluetooth
Yes, v4, Supported Profiles (LE, EDR)
4G
Yes
Navigation Technology
A-GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, with Google Maps
NFC
Yes
Wifi
Yes, 802.11 a/b/g/n
Internet Features
Email
EDGE
Yes, Class 12
GPRS
Yes
Tethering
USB, Wi-fi Hotspot
USB Connectivity
Yes, micro USB, v2, OTG Compatible
3G
Yes, 42 Mbps HSDPA; 5.76 Mbps HSUPA
OTHER FEATURES
Sensors
Proximity Sensor, Hall Sensor, Compass, Digital Compass, G-Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor, Accelerometer
Phone Book Memory
Yes
SMS Memory
Yes
Call Memory
Yes
Important Apps
POP3, IMAP4, HOTA, Gmail, Google+, Google Play Music, Google Play Books, Google Play Games, Google Play Movies and TV, Drive, Google Settings, Hangouts, Photos, Play Store, Play Newsstand, Voice Search, YouTube
Additional Features
4G LTE: Standby Time – 563 hrs, Talktime – 23 hrs, Certification: BQB, Wi-Fi, RoHS, REACH, Status Indicator, MMS Enabled, USB Mass Storage, USB Charging, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi WPS
WARRANTY
Warranty Summary
15 months manufacturer warranty for phone and 6 months for Battery and 3 months for Data cable/Charger
DIMENSIONS
Weight
165 g
Size
75.68×150.46×7.5 mm
DISPLAY
Resolution
Full HD, 1920 x 1080 Pixels
Other Display Features
Multi-touch, In-cell Display, Sensitive Screen
Type
TFT
Color
16.7 M
Size
13.97 cm
BATTERY
Talk Time
30 hrs (2G), 23 hrs (3G)
Standby Time
636 hrs (2G), 690 hrs (3G)
Type
3600 mAh
MEMORY AND STORAGE
Expandable Memory
microSD, upto 128 GB
Memory
3 GB RAM, 32 ROM
Internal
32 GB
User Memory
25 GB
PLATFORM
Operating Freq
GSM – 850, 900, 1800, 1900; WCDMA – 2100; 4G: LTE (FDD) – Band 1, Band 3, Band 7, LTE (TD) – Band 38, Band 39, Band 40, Band 41
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The Honor 6 Plus is running Android 4.4 KitKat with Emotion UI, but it’s possible that a Lollipop update will arrive in the future. There aren’t any particularly outstanding software features, but it’s not completely Vanilla. There’s no app drawer, for example, so you’ll have to rely on folders like you do in iOS which will appeal to some but not everyone.
