A-PRINCE YES or NO audio review

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A Song for You (Roh Ji-hoon song) audio review

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엠블랙(MBLAQ) - 남자답게 (Be a man) Music Video audio review

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Boys Republic VIDEO GAME MV AUDIO REVIEW

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A BEST PHONE FOR A BEST PRICE

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THE FOLLOWING IS A DETAILED REVIEW OF MOTO G

Its been three months since the Motorola Moto G came out and annihilated every other budget smartphone. At present it's still the smartphone to buy for everyone who isn't after a flagship model. However, will it stay this way, and will the Moto G itself be about to disappear from shelves?
Right now, based on what we know, there's nothing that is going to compete with the Moto G at this price. It will be getting some stronger competition in the mid-range market with handsets around £200 with equivalent specs and better cameras likely to launch in Barcelona. However we doubt anyone will manage a direct competitor, even three months on.
The reason for this is that the Moto G is most likely being sold at almost no profit whatsoever, as Motorola's then owner Google would have been making money after the initial sale via the Google Play store. However, now that Lenovo has bought the company this is no longer true, and we may indeed see the Moto G disappear from retail as soon as its new owner can come up with a replacement. A replacement that may well not be as brain-stunningly good value.

Our advice then is to rush out and buy yourself a Moto G today if you have nay interest in buying a good, cheap smartphone (caveats about the camera noted below). It may not be around for much longer.

MOTO G REVIEW

It may not have been accompanied by the flash and razzmatazz of a flagship phone launch, but the Motorola Moto G is still a huge deal, in both senses of the phrase. It's the first handset launched by Motorola in the UK since it was taken over by Google; and it costs just £135 for an impressive specification.

The Moto G is a solid, no nonsense handset, it's not fancy but it's not ugly either

MOTOOGLE OR GOTOROLA

Google has long had its Nexus-branded handsets, but these were made by other manufacturers and at just one high-end handset a year, mainly sold SIM free, they weren't exactly mass market. In comparison Samsung released 20 handsets worldwide in 2013 alone.
By buying Motorola (or to be precise its Mobility devices arm), Google now has its own smartphone manufacturer. It feels like a new business too, we really liked the macho-styled RAZR handsets, but all that is gone for more curvaceous, colourful, friendly designs that fit well with Google's other offerings.

MOTO G SIZE AND SHELLS

The Moto G isn't the kind of handset that jumps out at you, in fact it's very safe, very plain and a little boring. Given its price though, it's a success, it doesn't feel or look cheap just utilitarian. At 66x130x11.6mm it's not the slimmest handset but the bezels are small and its fairly compact for a handset with a 4.5in display. Though it feels a bit weighty at 143g.

It comes in black, but you can buy white, dark blue, cyan, fluorescent yellow, pink or this red
The gloss black front is complemented by snap-on rear covers in seven colours, for £13 each. There's also tough shell cases with front flip covers that stay shut thanks to magnets and automatically turn on the phone when you open it. They cost £25 but look to be well worth the extra expense, given the protection they give, and again they come in seven colours. There's also a Grip Shell with a rubber frame for extra grip and impact protection

The Flip Shells are tough, textured plastic on the outside ...

... with a soft finish on the inside of the screen cover
Speaking of protection, one feature that has made the transition from previous Motorola handsets is the splashproof coating. This means that it should survive anything short of a complete immersion in water, we spilt a pint over the first RAZR with no ill effects. It also has Gorilla Glass 3 to protect its screen from scratches.

MOTO G ANDROID 4.4

Of course what you see onscreen is arguably more important than what surrounds it, and with Motorola being owned by Google we were hopeful that the handset would ship with the latest version of Android. The handset initially shipped with 4.3, but an update to the latest version, Android 4.4.2, has now been released. You should update your phone immediately if required - go to App tray, Settings, About phone, to check the version number.

The update is available for all now, and is well worth having
Motorola has left Google's OS, largely untouched, just adding a couple of useful features and tweaking the camera app. The Assist app makes your phone more intelligent, for example you can set the hours you usually sleep for and the phone will automatically go silent, or only allow favourite callers, or those who call twice in succession through. It will also go on vibrate if you have a meeting in your diary. Both could be useful, though they're still a little inflexible for our liking.
The 4.4.2 update brings a few changes. The phone dialler has been changed and you can now bring up contacts quickly via the numberpad by simply entering any string of letters or numbers that appear in that contacts name or number. For example, typing 533 will bring up any contact with LEE or JED in their names, or any contact whose number contains that string of numbers. You also get intelligent caller ID, with the phone searching for unknown numbers and providing you with information based on that search, so you have some idea who it is before you answer.

Find contacts quickly and easily in the new dialler app, it even brings up there work details if you have Outlook set up on
Motorola has also expanded what you can do with photos from within the gallery app. You can apply a wide range of filters now to photos you shoot, add frames around them, crop them in various ways, and even write (or draw) on the screen with your finger in any colour you like. You can also print photos straight out of the gallery to services such as Google's Cloud Print.
Android 4.4 also supports the new version of Hangouts which combines your instant messaging and SMS apps into one, though you still need to switch between these two streams to keep track of all your conversations via both.
The lockscreen now also show the appropriate album art for the music you're listening to and includes basic playback controls, so you don't have to unlock the phone to pause or skip tracks. You also get immersive mode, where the status bar and controls go away, allowing apps to go full screen until you swipe from the top.

The new Lock Screen will delight music lovers
Slightly faster browsing is another bonus, with the SunSpider JavaScript browser benchmark recording a score 1297ms, a small but appreciable improvement over its score of 1,410ms when we first tested it. Other benchmarks were unaffected by the change, though Google claims that memory use is improved, the handset is more responsive to touch and multi-tasking is now quicker.
And if you're not that keen on Google's own launcher, then you can toggle between the default version and any custom ones you might download. To do this just head to Settings – Home and then choose the launcher you want and press Home to switch to it.

Launch your preferred launcher via the settings menu

MOTO G MIGRATE

Motorola has made it easy to move from another Android handset to the Moto G. You do this by first installing the Motorola Migrate app from the Google Play Store on your old handset. Once done you connect the two phones directly via Wi-Fi, which requires nothing more than pointing the camera on your old phone at the QR code displayed on the Moto G. The transfer then starts automatically.

The app will pull across call logs, text messages, pictures, movies and music on the old phone. We got a warning that all the data may not be transferred (but then we were testing with a 16GB Samsung S3 and an 8GB Moto G). It takes a while to complete the transfer, but you can use the phone for other things at the same time. In our case it transferred the call logs, pictures and music fine, but text messages didn't come across and it ran out of space copying the videos (a sensible choice to leave).
Contacts and emails will be transferred anyway as they are part of your Google account, so this is just Motorola tidying up the things that Google hasn't dealt with. It's very neat, very clever and should relieve the worries of those who don't want a clean slate on a new handset.

MOTO G PORTS AND STORAGE

Moving your files over may be easy, but storage is still the Achilles heel of the Moto G. There's a micro USB port in the centre at the bottom, and the headphone is directly opposite at the top. Under the snap cover there's little to play with, there's a micro SIM card slot, but the battery is integrated and there's no memory card slot.

The basic model has just 8GB of storage (of which you get 5.01GB free when you first boot it up), as such it's not really suitable for those who want to load video onto it, or carry around lots of music. For £159 you can get a 16GB model, adding 8GB of usable storage and making it far roomier at 13GB.
With the handset you also get 50GB of extra online storage for Google Drive for two years, for a total of 65GB once you count the free 15GB everyone gets. It's a lot of storage, and Google charges $5 a month for 100GB. Once your account lapses you'll either have to subscribe, or buy another handset with the offer possibly, to continue to upload content. You will be able to access and download any content already on Google Drive - nothing gets deleted.

MOTO G SPECIFICATIONS

The chipset is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 with quad cores running at 1.2GHz. It uses the older Cortex-A7 architecture and so can't keep up with the flagship Snapdragon 800 but it still keep everything running along smoothly. Android 4.3 felt slick, with no hesitations when switching apps.
Using the Chrome browser it scored 1,410ms in the SunSpider 1.0.2 JavaScript benchmark, it's not a great score, and those who are always browsing the web should look elsewhere. Still, it renders most of the BBC news homepage in a flash, and only take a couple of seconds to get the whole thing displayed. A Geekbench 2 score of 1,303 smashes other budget handsets, though is still a few hundred points short of
Again the Adreno 305 chipset isn't the fastest on offer, but once again it's a great choice for a handset at this price. The 3DMark Ice Storm test ran at fairly smooth 23.8fps for a score of 5,412, it also coped with all the games we threw at it, such as Minion Rush and Real Racing 3. It struggled with Ice Storm Extreme with just 9.6fps, but then it's only £135 and it plays current games, so there's nothing to complain about. It outclasses every handset we've seen at this price, and even surpasses phones at twice the price we've seen over the last year.

MOTO G DISPLAY

The 4.5in display has a resolution of 1,280x720 which gives it 326 pixels-per-inch. This is exactly the same figure as Apple's Retina Display iPhone 5S, which has 1,136x640 pixels over a 4in display. There's certainly no problem then with either the screen size or the detail on offer, it doesn't quite live up to a £549 handset but it's close.
After tweaking the brightness up from the automatic setting we got some great results from the display. Blacks were deep and contrast was good, colours looked accurate yet still vibrant. White's tended towards the cooler, bluer side but nothing problematic. It's a decent display at any price and at this price it's outstanding.

This quick shot shows the variation in colour between the Moto G, Nexus 5 and Samsung Galaxy S3 - click to enlarge
With the top-end handsets getting larger and larger displays, this isn't a phone that's ideal for playing games or watching a lot of video on the commute, but then the iPhone has a smaller screen than the Moto G and that's still a great phone.

MOTO G CAMERA

Motorola's camera app is one the biggest changes to stock android, it has hardly any onscreen controls, you just tap to take a photo or hold down to shoot in burst mode at roughly 2-3fps
The camera is one area where the Moto G shows its more budget leanings. It's a got a five-megapixel sensor and it only shoots video at up to 720p. The front camera is 1.3 megapixels and again can shoot 720p video. Quality from the main camera is acceptable, colours are accurate but there's a distinct lack of detail compared to the top-end devices. The automatic mode really struggles when there's varying light levels across the frame, and there's a lack of dynamic range even once you've tweaked the exposure. In low light it really falls apart with lots of noise.

Here we're moving the focus/exposure point around, and it's struggling to capture anything in the brighter areas of the image
In comparison to other handsets, even around its own price, the Moto G isn't particularly impressive. In the one-to-one pixel crops below you can see that there's a definite lack of detail, with shots looking a bit blurry and murky.



From top to bottom you can see how the Moto G's murky rendition is outdone by the Nokia Lumia 620 with a cleaner brighter take, these two shots were taken almost simultaneously. Below that you have our trusty old Samsung Galaxy S3, which shows that although budget phones have come a long way in terms of processor speed and screens, their cameras still can't compete even with older flagship models - click samples to enlarge


Indoors we put the Moto G up against the slightly more expensive HTC Desire 500 (full review soon). This handset isn't as quick as the Moto G and has a lower-resolution display, but you can see that its 8-megapixel camera is obviously superior with far more detail in the fur of our model under typical indoor lighting - click samples to enlarge
It's hard to expect a budget phone to have a great camera, but with the Moto G being so strong in other areas it's hard not to feel a little disappointed. For quick snaps to upload to the net it does its job, but this is one area where the Moto G really isn't a perfectly good, that-will-do replacement for a top-end smartphone.

MOTO G BATTERY LIFE

As we mentioned above, the back panel may come off, but the battery itself isn't removable. Thankfully, it's a sizeable 2,070mAh battery, not quite as big as the 2,300mAh battery in the Nexus 5, and well short of the 2,600mAh pack in the Galaxy S4, but then both those handsets have much bigger screens.
In our continuous video playback test the Moto G lasted for an impressive nine hours and 12 minutes. That's almost two hours better than the high-end Nexus 5 (which we criticised on that point) and with few handsets scoring more than 10 hours in this test, it's a strong result.

MOTO G CONCLUSION

The screen isn't huge, there isn't much storage on the basic model and the camera is nothing to get excited about, but in every other respect this is the best value for money smartphone ever. It's well-built, with a high-quality display, fast enough not to bother even us, and has a good battery life.
It's easily the best budget smartphone we've ever seen, redefining what we mean by that term. It's largely equivalent to the Sony Xperia SP, which is quicker in benchmarks, but not noticeably in day-to-day use, but has less battery life and only Android 4.1. It cost around £300 back in June 2013 when we reviewed it, and costs £220 today if you shop around. The Moto G knocks a huge £85 off that price SIM free.
Finding the handset SIM free is a little tricky but it's available from Phones 4 U now. If you're happy to be tied to a network you can pick up pay-as-you-go versions for £120 (plus you must buy a £10 airtime voucher) from the same retailer, plus you get a white snap-on cover to replace the standard black one. Please note there's no charger in the box, just a USB cable.
The Motorola Moto G single-handedly says goodbye to compromised, sluggish budget smartphone and potentially kills off the mid-range competition too. Simply put, if you're not buying a top-end handset, then the Moto G is the obvious choice.
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great ending of a great drama

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Its been a long time since i posted my last post, because I'm kind of busy these days with exams and all for getting a good job. Now keep that thing a side and lets talk about what the drama I finished just yesterday, any guess..... yeh its my love from another star. The drama I stated but its only the last episode that I didn't watched for a long time because I did not got any time. But all is fixed now as I finished watching this.

It was a very good time that I spent while watching this drama. As it is fantasy, comedy melo, romance and thriller a kind of served in one. The ending I was expecting is just not like that but more nicer one. I'm going to miss the two cut couple in the drama. Its my 1st time too watching a sci fi drama, most precisely  sci fi Korean drama. Every episode of this drama is very good and one is not going to get bored of it by watching it repeatedly. i guess this drama set the bar for sci fi drama even higher.

So Finlay its a very great drama and everyone going to enjoy it, so friends if you haven't watched this drama yet go watch it.


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