Want a barometer on your Android smartphone? You can if you own a Galaxy Nexus or a Galaxy Note, both which come with a barometer chip.
This could be a great way to keep in touch with your local weather without relying on your local TV station.
As for me, this is going to work great as I like knowing the atmospheric pressure as I live near the ocean and love trying to guess the weather tomorrow.
Do you use your phone outdoors often? Perhaps in direct sunlight because you work at a pool cleaning job?
Whatever the reason, we’ve got outdoor screen test of four of the best Android smartphone on the market today, the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note, Galaxy S2, and the HTC Evo 3D.
In this test, we find out that the curved screen of Galaxy Nexus actually does work and that Samsung makes some great screens that work outdoors while HTC’s Evo 3D turns into a mirror.
What do you think? Which phone has best viewing angles in the sun?
After trying the original Galaxy S2 back over in South Korea about a week back, I decided to purchase the unlocked Galaxy Note on Amazon. I was really sold on the product that you can take notes and the screen is big. Since I already have AT&T SIM card, it
Over on my last trip to South Korea, I got to play with the original Korean version of Galaxy Note white version for quite a bit. The Korean version of Galaxy Note comes packed with goodies like Samsung Exynos 1.5Ghz processor and LTE on Korean telecom networks LG U+ and SK Telecom’s 4G LTE.
By the time this Galaxy Note arrives “subsidized” to U.S. carriers like Sprint and AT&T, you will likely to see many of the features missing like the dual-core 1.5Ghz Exynos processor (probably replaced with Qualcomm which is much slower) and no center butt
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