Samsung Announces the 950 Pro SSD with Unbelievable Speeds

Samsung is doing some crazy things in the storage scene in recent times. Just a few months back in July, it announced the first ever 2 TB SSDs at retail. Now it is upping the game by announcing the new 950 Pro SSD, the new fastest ever in the world.

The 950 Pro can offer sequential read speeds of 2,500 Mbps and sequential write speeds of 1,500 Mbps. That is four and three times higher than the 850 Pro, which was announced in July. It will be available in either 256 GB or 512 GB flavours.

It is based on V-NAND technology  of its maker. Part of the speed stems from the fact that it is based on the proprietary NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) rather than the aging AHCI technology, which was announced ages back, in 2004. It also uses the M.2 gumstick form-factor and PCI-e rather than SATA Interface.

Obviously, being the pioneer of the generation, the 950 Pro is not what you’ll call exactly cheap. The smaller 256 GB version will retail for $199.99 while the bigger 512 GB model will set you back by $349.99. Both feature 10 year warranties (or 200 TBW for 256 GB and 400 TBW for the 512 GB model).

While this wasn’t unexpected, if you want the latest and greatest in PC gaming, this should work well with that new SkyLake processor to beat every console there ever was.

Microsoft Office For Android Is Now Available On Andriod For Free

After just over a month of beta testing, Microsoft has now updated the Android versions of its Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps in the Google Play Store to include support for smartphones. Microsoft previously launched versions of those apps for Android tablets in January, but the expansion to Android smartphones should result in a massive increase in the use of those apps on Google's platform.
In addition to supporting smartphones, the new versions of all three apps now include cloud storage support for services like Google Drive and Box. You can download all three apps for free in the Google Play Store.

Oppo Joy is now only for Rs10,900 (Limited Time Offer)

Oppo is giving a huge discount on Oppo Joy. Oppo joy which was priced earlier for Rs 14,900 is now only for Rs10,900 for limited time. According to the post on Oppo Pakistan Officially page the discount for the limited time and will end soon.There is no official news when New year Discount will end but anyway hurry up if you are looking forward to get Oppo Joy here’s your chance to get this phone in likely price. Get to you nearest Oppo Franchise to get the Oppo Joy. For you recall
Oppo Joy comes with 4″ inch  IPS WVGA screen at 480 x 800 resolution. (240 ppi) Equips dual-core MTK 6572 processor clocked at 1.3Ghz coupled with 512MB of Ram and 4GB of internal memory which canbe expanded using the micro-SD card. Oppo Joy features a 3MP rear camera with LED flash.
The phone runs on Color OS 1.0 based on Android JellyBean 4.2 and have 2100mAh of battery.
So are you getting Oppo Joy dont forget to us.

Snapdragon 820 may feature 3.0GHz Kyro CPU cores manufactured at Samsung

Samsung is said to manufacture the SoC, which Qualcomm revealed during the unveil of the Snapdragon 820 would be built on a "leading-edge FinFET process." Samsung switched to a 14nm FinFET manufacturing process this year with the latest-generation Exynos SoC, which is used in the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge.
This isn't the first time we're hearing about Samsung being a possible manufacturer for the Snapdragon 820. In April, a report out of Re/code — citing anonymous sources — suggested that Qualcomm was looking to shift production to Samsung from Taiwan's TSMC in a bid to regain the South Korean manufacturer as a client.
The Korean report states that HTC, Sony, and Xiaomi will be the first manufacturers to test the Snapdragon 820. The shift to a 14nm process would give Qualcomm the ability to design a more energy-efficient SoC, an issue that has plagued the chip vendor this year