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Understanding AllShare Framework SDK

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With the increase in numbers of smart devices, the data is replicated in all of the smart devices. Because of replication of contents we need more storage to store our contents. If we want to access the same file in a device by another device then it becomes painful to copy contents from one device to another device. To solve this problem, Samsung developed AllShare  Framework. AllShare Framework makes the content to access anywhere anytime within the AllShare enabled network. AllShare can be used for the following purposes: 1. Sharing media files like videos, audios and photos. Media content can be streamed from the storage of the device or web server 2. Controlling smart devices like Smart TV,Smart Home Appliances remotely 3. Instant mirroring displays AllShare framework is pre-installed in Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Home Sync, Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Note 10.1, Samsung Note 2, and Samsung Galaxy Camera Series. It will be pre-installed in all new Samsung devices. Th

LightBerry for charismatic TV viewing experience

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TV has been an eminent Entertainment source. Now you can enhance the TV viewing experience a lot more with Lightberry .  It is a peripheral device that you can attach to your TV's back. This tiny lights in the Lightberry will create light effects at the back of your TV adjusting the colors and light intensity level as in the video you are watching in the TV. This works while watching videos from Raspberry pi and also with any of other HDMI output sources like Xbox, PS3, DVD Player, etc. This means not only you will enjoy the effects for movies and TV programs but also for the games you play. And the another good thing is the light emitted are not harmful for eyes, so you an use lightberry for as long as you watch TV or play games. Here is a video of how LightBerry changes your TV viewing experience: Lightberry can be purchased from : http://lightberry.eu/#shut-up-i-want-my-lightberry  . The price of the product varies based on the size you order and also on the type of

Amazon Fire TV

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After so long, Amazon finally brought the most rumored Amazon Fire TV. Amazon Fire TV is a tiny box that can be connected to the HDTV and is a way to enjoy Netflix, Hulu Plus, Prime Instant Video, low cost movie rentals and more. This tiny little box has the best specification for Video Streaming and Gaming purpose compared to other competitors. It has got quad-core processor, 2GB of memory, dedicated GPU, 1080p HD Video and Dolby Digital Plus Surround Sound. It is built for speed and higher graphics rendering. Setup  of the device is very easy. Just we need to connect the device to the TV, then connect the device to Internet, and then starting watching your best Movie or play game. The amazing part in this tiny little device is its excellent voice search. So you don't have to use your remote to type something for search, you can just speak to your remote what you are searching for and it does the search for you. Comparing it with the similar STBs like Roku and Apple TV

Setting up Chromecast for Development

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Chromecast is a thumb-sized media streaming device that plugs into the HDMI port on your TV. Set it up with a simple mobile app, then send your favorite online shows, movies, music and more to your TV using your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Many apps are already available in Chromecast app store you can see the available apps at   http://www.google.com/chrome/devices/chromecast/apps.html . This cute tiny little device is one year old and is  available at a very  fair price of $35. Well by know you might have know what a Chromecast is and as a developer how you can get started. Step 1 : Sign  up for cast developer account You need to signup for cast developer account at https://cast.google.com/publish/#/signup The registration fee is only $5. Step 2 : Add you chromecast to your account After registration you should add your device to your developer account. While adding your Chromecast you will be asked to enter serial number. Look for the 12 character serial number at the