More photos of the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge

Naturally, just a few days before the unpacked event, the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge pose for many more angles and shots for our eyes to feast upon.

Moreover, the physical appearance of the Galaxy S7 is not too different from its predecessor. The curves that the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge make are more pronounced and round than those of the S6 or iPhone.

The bump has definitely shown changes with some shrinkage. As well, a new rumor has surfaced pertaining its still a little difficult to confirm a possible drop in the pixel count of the camera sensor from the S6’s 16MP camera to a possible 12.1MP.

Head over to the source link at Android Headlines to check out the butt-load of photos of the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.

There are close-ups of the camera setup, all 4 edges, front, rear, and some views of the software information found on the Galaxy S7. There are also shots of the phone next to a ruler to better gage the actual size.

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Twitter and Facebook 'stand with' Apple in FBI encryption battle

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook have both publicly supported Apple's fight against the FBI over encryption backdoors.

Apple had been asked to hack into the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters, a court order it said was "dangerous". Now, both Twitter and Facebook have backed Apple's stance.

Jack Dorsey, Twitter's embattled CEO, wrote the company "[stood] with Tim Cook and Apple" and thanked "him for his leadership," before linking to Cook's letter.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg had personally been silent on the case, preferring to post about the company's latest artificial intelligence work. However, the Facebook press office issued a statement on the company's behalf, arguing the court's order could create a "chilling precedent".

"When we receive lawful requests from these authorities we comply," the statement from Facebook said. "However, we will continue to fight aggressively against requirements for companies to weaken the security of their systems. These demands would create a chilling precedent and obstruct companies’ efforts to secure their products."

The backlash from major technology firms follows a judge's court order that Apple should create an operating system that would allow the FBI to brute force its way into the iPhone 5C of Syed Rizwan Farook. Apple claimed that creating a back door to unlock one iPhone would make all its customers vulnerable should the information fall into the wrong hands.

Faster to react than Twitter and Facebook were Facebook-owned WhatsApp, Mozilla, and Google, who all backed Apple's stance. The major concern from the tech companies is that if Apple buckles to the courts then it will have to do so every time a similar order is made. This could potentially also be the case if a security agency from another country requested the same to happen.

If Apple won't comply there may be another, bizarre, way to get the phone unlocked. John McAfee, of antivirus fame, has said he will decrypt the iPhone for the FBI for free.

Writing for Business Insider McAfee claimed: "I will, free of charge, decrypt the information on the San Bernardino phone, with my team. We will primarily use social engineering, and it will take us three weeks."

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Ini Edo in Love again

Ini Edo has found love again, she's dating Nollywood upcoming actor, Mike Godson who is 8 years her junior.. They are so in love:) Good for them!!!

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nicki's confession

The canadian female rapper Nicki Minaj confessed on how she aborted her first child at a tender age of 15.........she had a horrible start. in life and now she is in money.

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I Phone 7released date announced

SCREEN SIZE : 5.5 INCHES OS: IOS 9 INTERNAL STORAGE: 288gb CAMERA: FRONT : 20 MP REAR: 8MP BATTERY: not removable 48 HRS STANDBY 29HRS 3G MODE SIM: MINI SIM (DUAL SIM) FINGER PRINT LOCK: YES DISPLAY: 3D DISPLAY GEAR: AVAILABLE (PICK CALLS AND MUSIC ONLY SCREEN TYPE: PAPER SCREEN PRICE YET TO BE ANNOUNCED

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newest discovery

British scientists on Tuesday reported they had harnessed the power of urine and were able to charge a mobile phone with enough electricity to send texts and surf the internet. Researchers from the University of Bristol and Bristol Robotics Laboratory in south west England said they had created a fuel cell that uses bacteria to break down urine to generate electricity, in a study published in the Royal Society of Chemistry journal Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics . "No one has harnessed power from urine to do this so it's an exciting discovery," said engineer Ioannis Ieropoulos. "The beauty of this fuel source is that we are not relying on the erratic nature of the wind or the sun; we are actually reusing waste to create energy. "One product that we can be sure of an unending supply is our own urine," he added. The team grew bacteria on carbon fibre anodes and placed them inside ceramic cylinders. The bacteria broke down chemicals in urine passed through the cylinders, building up a small amount of electrical charge which was stored on a capacitor. Ieropoulos hoped that the cell, which is currently the size of a car battery, could be developed for many applications. "Our aim is to have something that can be carried around easily," he explained. "So far the microbial fuel power stack (MFC) that we have developed generates enough power to enable SMS messaging, web browsing and to make a brief phone call. "The concept has been tested and it works - it's now for us to develop and refine the process so that we can develop MFCs to fully charge a battery." They hope the technology will eventually be used to power domestic devices.

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