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The E60 has the Nokia web browser and a RSS reader pre installed. Connections include GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, UMTS, PTT, Bluetooth (1.2), IrDa and USB. Bottom Line I like the look and feel of the E60. It’s a solid phone and has no gaps between parts. If you have driven a German car you know what I mean (American cars are also good :-). I´m no big fan of slim or plastic phones because I´m afraid I might brake them.
With the E60 I didn´t have to worry about that. The buttons can be pressed without problems and usability is good. The five-way scroll also worked well and better than on some previous Nokia’s. "THE 10.1-INCH CHUWI HI10 AIR CAN BE MIRRORED TO A BIGGER DISPLAY- HERE’S HOW!" The 10.1-inch CHUWI Hi10 Air can be mirrored to a bigger display- here’s how! by Jed John 1 min ago0 Chuwi Hi10 Air has just a 10.1-inch display but you can view contents from the tablet in a bigger screen of up to 60-inch or more. There are two ways to accomplish this, via wired and wireless connections.
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Here’s how to connect the tablet via the two methods. Wired Casting Wired casting refers to the method of connecting two screens through an HDMI output. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Prepare a CHUWI Hi10 Air, a large display and a Micro HDMI cable.
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2. Adjust the source signal of the display to HDMI mode (usually HDMI mode and D-SUB mode). 3. Connect CHUWI Hi10 Air and mirror through Micro HDMI. Wireless Casting Wireless casting refers to the method of realizing mirroring based on Miracast.
Here, we’ll explain how to connect the Chuwi Hi10 Air to a 14-inch laptop and a 60-inch projector screen. 1. The steps of mirroring between CHUWI Hi10 Air and laptop: Connect CHUWI Hi10 Air and the laptop to the same WiFi network. On the laptop, enter Windows Settings, click System, select Projection to the Computer, and select All Places Available from the first drop-down option. On CHUWI Hi10 Air, click Notification Center, select Projection, click Connect to Wireless Display and click the laptop device. 2. The steps of mirroring the screen between CHUWI Hi10 Air and projector: Connect Hi10 Air and projector to the same WiFi network.
Click the projector and select Android & Windows Device. On Hi10 Air, click Notification Center, select Projection, click Connect to Wireless Display and click the device model. With these two methods applied on the CHUWI Hi10 Air, you cannot only project movies on the TV or projector screen to create a private cinema but also display Microsoft Excel, Word, PPT documents to do a presentation. You can pick up the Chuwi Hi10 Air on Amazon from here.
Jed John Senior Writer Seasoned tech writer at Gizmochina with a keen interest in smartphones and other tech gadgets; Robots, VR, drones, AR, and lots. Follow me on Twitter – jedi_ikoba or on Google+ Jed Ikoba "GALAXY S10+’S CHIN TO BE COMPARABLE TO THAT OF THE IPHONE X, SMALLER THAN MATE 20 PRO’S" Galaxy S10+’s chin to be comparable to that of the iPhone X, smaller than Mate 20 Pro’s Another day, another leak about one of the members of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S10 family. This time around a purported screen protector for the Galaxy S10+ has been outed.
Not only that, but it’s been used for an impromptu chin comparison, between the S10+ and the iPhone X as well as the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. As you can see from the images below, the S10+ is shaping up to have a chin that’s pretty much the same size as the iPhone X’s. That’s not a small achievement since the way Apple does that is by curving the OLED panel inwards so that the connectors don’t have to take up space in the chin. S10+ chin compared to iPhone X and Mate 20 Pro This obviously adds to the bill of materials, but it’s nice to see Samsung adopting this technology too – especially since it was the company supplying Apple with the display panels for the iPhone X anyway.
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