BEST SMART PHONES TO BE COME 2016 OR EARLY 2017

The smartphone became powerful in now days.The smartphone improved lot in terms of everyday.That's why today we are discussing the best smart phones that expect in future then we finally in 2016, there were lots of rumored smartphones as that you can read our article on best upcoming smartphones in 2016.

Then we have decided that to think more about future, in this post we are going to discuss that the upcoming smart phones which we can expect in early 2017 and late 2016.

The list of devices that contains only rumored specs from the market, anyway we were talk about upcoming smart phones they were always best from its previous series or smartphones. So then let look below to the smartphone.

SAMSUNG GALAXY S8

The smart phone which comes first in our list is samsung galaxy S8 , after we launching of the Samsung galaxy  S7 Samsung will be look for Samsung galaxy S8 it for sure.The smart phone will also be packed with some and best features from the samsung galaxy s7.

That we have seen Samsung galaxy S7 leaks they were not so unique in terms of design.That's why we are expecting on this time something thing unique.

That may  implement a foldable display that we have heard a lots of rumors about the Samsung foldable display, that's why they are waiting for Samsung galaxy S8 upcoming device from the samsung .Have a look some rumored specs below.

                
1. It will run on Android 7.0
2. Snapdragon 840 and  with 6 GB of RAM
3. Galaxy S8 will support 5g networks
4. 4k, screen 5.5-inch.
5. The device will cost in India around Rs 75000
6. Expected launch date feb 2016


APPLE IPHONE 7S PLUS AND IPHONE 7S 

    

The iphone 7s will be arrived after the launching of iphone 7.We expected that launching date  date of the iPhone 7 is in september and october, may after this they will launch their 7s variant in December 2016 or in January 2017. 

The iphone 7s and 7s plus will be more powerful than its previous version, that's why it will be packed with more power processor. If we tell about the design of iphones we can expect more impressive in design, there for also the specifications will be also more than any previous iPhone holds.





1. 3 RAM
2. A10 chipset processor
3. It will run on iOS 11  


LG G6

After the launching the new G5 in MWC (Mobile World Congress). LG were looking for LG G6, it were the next biggest flagship device, as we look at the launching frequency they will launch their bigger flagship in the first quarter of every year, so if we calculate from the launching frequency they have launching their next flagship in 2017 FEB or march.

As they were mainly focused on the camera of every smartphone like G4 and G5, in G6 they will be packing with some awesome extreme camera to have some really impressive images, in the terms of design they will be also do some unique innovation LG's best smartphne, as in the previous phones we feel some awesome design quality so this time, also that will be bringing something the best ever design in we expect in Upcoming futuristic smartphones 2017.

         
1.UHD display same as 4k
2. 5 GB RAM
3. Snapdragon 830
4. 26 MP 4k supportable camera


Google Nexus  And HTC 

As we all know about the google launches its nexus device in the corporations with the some biggest tech giants in every year like in the previous we have be seen with the huawei and the LG, which it was named as the nexus 6p from the huawei, and nexus 5x from google. 

And the questions is ? who will be make upcoming nexus smartphones, as per the rumous HTC  will be take the responsibility for the both devices you  can be read here. So that we tell more about the google's upcoming smartphones were are we getting some HTC look and feel this time, as we can see in images below, as per the specifications there is nothing tipped, but as per our imaginations, one device come in budget range with the some genuine specs, and the another will be the premium high-end device with the high -end features. 

The previous devices that launched in the last quarter of 2015, so that we can expect another upcoming device in the last quarter of 2016.




Sony Xperia and Other X series Phones

After the denying of the expected Xperia Z6 device in MWC 2016,  they announced the new xperia series instead of the continuing the old z series, so may they bring extreme high-end smartphone from the x series in 2017. 

The design will be highly focused on, and that will be pack with the more power, performance. As the sony is known for it camera which we have been tested on its z5. this time it will be come with the more megapixels in the front and back, the device will be the waterproofed as we have be seen its previous devices too. 

The upcoming phone will be packed with the  some of the best specification which we can look below.

     
1. 30 MP camera
2. 6 GB RAM
3. Android 7.0
4. Snapdragon 830

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Muhammad Ali funeral: Thousands line route for farewell

Thousands are attending a farewell procession for boxing legend Muhammad Ali in his home city of Louisville, in the US state of Kentucky.

Onlookers lining the roadside waved, took photos and chanted "Ali, Ali" as a cortege led by the hearse carrying his coffin drove through the downtown area.

The heavyweight champion and rights activist died last Friday aged 74.

The cortege is taking Ali's body past key sites in his life, ahead of an interfaith memorial service.

Actor Will Smith and ex-boxer Lennox Lewis will be among the pallbearers, while former President Bill Clinton will deliver one of the eulogies.

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Thousands of free tickets for the memorial service, taking place at a major sports centre, were snapped up within half an hour.

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Image captionThe pallbearers, including Mike Tyson and Will Smith, loaded the coffin into the hearse for the procession

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Image captionPeople chanted Ali's name as the cortege left the funeral home

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Image captionA Louisville city bus displays the words "Ali the Greatest"

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Image captionA Muhammad Ali action figure sits on the seat of a bicycle as fans await the funeral procession

The motorcade procession began at about 10:35 local time (14:35 GMT), more than an hour behind schedule, and took the coffin past his childhood home, the Ali Center, the Center for African American Heritage and then down Muhammad Ali Boulevard.

Fans threw flowers at the hearse and rose petals were scattered along the route.

In one neighbourhood, several young men ran alongside the vehicle carrying a placard which read: "Ali is the greatest, thanks 4 all the memories."

The procession will end at the Cave Hill Cemetery where Ali will be laid to rest in a private ceremony.

The funeral service at the KFC Yum! Centre is due to begin at 14:00 local time.

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Comedian Billy Crystal will also deliver a eulogy, while sports journalist Bryant Gumbel, the daughter of civil rights activist Malcolm X, Attallah Shabazz, and Ali's wife, Lonnie, and daughters, Maryum and Rasheda, are also expected to speak.

Among those expected to attend the service is King Abdullah of Jordan.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan attended Thursday's prayer ceremony and had been due at the service, but reports say he has cut short his visit to the US.

The reasons for his departure are not clear, though there are reports of differences with the funeral's organisers.

President Barack Obama will not be there, as he is to attend his eldest daughter Malia's graduation.

But in a video message, he said: "This week we lost an icon. A person who for African Americans, I think, liberated their minds in recognising that they could be proud of who they were."

Muhammad Ali

Born Cassius Marcellus Clay, 17 January 1942

61 fights

over a professional career lasting 21 years

56 wins

including 37 knockouts

• 3 times crowned World Heavyweight Champion
• 1 Light-heavyweight Olympic gold medal
• 31 straight wins before being beaten by Joe Frazier

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White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett - who knew Ali - will represent the president.

Lennox Lewis, a former world heavyweight boxing champion himself, said it was an honour to be a pallbearer and that Ali's memory would never fade.

"The term 'float like a butterfly, sting like a bee' will always be remembered. He is an icon and a legend of boxing," he said.

The other pallbearers are family and friends, along with Will Smith, who portrayed Ali in the 2001 film about the boxer's life.

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Experiment 'turns waste CO2 to stone'

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Image captionThe experiment injected 220 tonnes of carbon dioxide several hundred metres underground

Scientists think they have found a smart way to constrain carbon dioxide emissions - just turn them to stone.

The researchers report an experiment in Iceland where they have pumped CO2 and water underground into volcanic rock.

Reactions with the minerals in the deep basalts convert the carbon dioxide to a stable, immobile chalky solid.

Even more encouraging, the team writes in Science magazine, is the speed at which this process occurs: on the order of months.

"Of our 220 tonnes of injected CO2, 95% was converted to limestone in less than two years," said lead author Juerg Matter from Southampton University, UK.

"It was a huge surprise to all the scientists involved in the project, and we thought, 'Wow! This is really fast'," he recalled on the BBC's Science In Action programme.

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Image captionThe reactions in the volcanic rock produced immobile carbonates (white deposits)

With carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere marching ever upwards and warming the planet, researchers are keen to investigate so called "carbon capture and storage" (CCS) solutions.

Previous experiments have seen pure CO2 injected into sandstone, or deep, salty aquifers. Chosen sites - which have included disused oil and gas wells - have relied on layers of impermeable capping rocks to hold down the carbon dioxide. But the fear is always that the CO2 could find a way to leak back out into the atmosphere.

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Image captionCores were drilled to check on the progress of the subterranean reactions

The Carbfix project on Iceland, on the other hand, seeks to solidify the unwanted carbon in place.

Working with the Hellisheidi geothermal power plant outside Reykjavik, it combined the waste CO2 with water to make a slightly acidic liquid that was then sent hundreds of metres down into the volcanic basalts that make up so much of the North Atlantic island.

The low pH water (3.2) worked to dissolve the calcium and magnesium ions in the basalts, which then reacted with the carbon dioxide to make calcium and magnesium carbonates. Cores drilled into the experimental site pulled up rock with the tell-tale white carbonates occupying the pore spaces.

The researchers also tagged the CO2 with carbon-14, a radioactive form of the element. In this way, they were able to tell if any of the injected CO2 was leaking back to the surface or finding its way out through a distant watercourse. No such escape was detected.

"This means that we can pump down large amounts of CO2 and store it in a very safe way over a very short period of time," said study co-author Martin Stute from Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, US.

"In the future, we could think of using this for power plants in places where there's a lot of basalt - and there are many such places."

Dr Matter added: "You can find basalts on every continent and, certainly, you can find them offshore because all the oceanic crust - so below the seafloor - is all basaltic rocks. In terms of the availability of basaltic rocks to take care of CO2 emissions globally - no problem."

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Image captionIceland has abundant basalts, but these rocks are not found everywhere

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Image captionSome CCS experiments have pumped pure CO2 into sedimentary rocks (L) where the gas is trapped below an impermeable caprock. In CarbFix (R), the CO2 is dissolved in water and chemical reactions at depth then ensure nothing leaks back to the surface

There is, however, the issue of cost. Capture of the CO2 at power stations and other industrial complexes is expensive, and without incentives it is currently deemed to be uneconomic. The infrastructure needed to pump the gas to the burial site also has to be considered.

And in the case of the Carbfix approach, a substantial amount of water is required. Only something like 5% of the mass sent underground is CO2.

Christopher Rochelle is an expert on CCS at the British Geological Survey and was not involved in the Iceland experiment.

He said Carbfix underlined the importance of moving beyond modelling and lab studies to real-world demonstrations. Only by doing this can the technology readiness be properly assessed.

"We need to do more field-scale tests, like this one in Iceland, to better understand the types of processes that are ongoing and how fast they work," he told BBC News.

"Here, they injected into reactive rocks and the minerals precipitated relatively quickly and are then unable to migrate anywhere. That's great, but the rocks under Iceland are different to those under the North Sea, for example. So the approach that is taken is going to have to vary depending on where you are. We are going to need a portfolio of techniques."

The Hellisheidi geothermal power station has now moved beyond the experiment reported in Science magazine and is routinely injecting CO2 into the subsurface in larger quantities. The company is also burying hydrogen sulphide - another byproduct from the plant. This benefits the locals who have had to suffer the occasional waft of rotten eggs coming over their properties.

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Image captionThe Hellisheidi geothermal power station continues to pump CO2 under Iceland

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US election: Obama officially endorses Hillary Clinton

President Barack Obama has officially endorsed Hillary Clinton as the Democratic Party presidential nominee.

His endorsement came after meeting Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders who has been battling Mrs Clinton for the nomination.

Speaking in a video tweeted out by Mrs Clinton, Mr Obama said she may be the most qualified person "ever" for the role of president.

Leading liberal politician Elizabeth Warren also endorsed Mrs Clinton.

"I am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for Hillary Clinton to become the next president of the United States," the Massachusetts senator told MSNBC, "and to make sure that Donald Trump never gets any place close to the White House."

President Obama and Mrs Clinton are set to start campaigning together soon.

"I want those of you who've been with me from the beginning of this incredible journey to be the first to know that 'I'm with Her.' I am fired up and cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary," Mr Obama said in the video.

"Secretary Clinton and Senator Sanders may have been rivals during this primary, but they're both patriots who love this country and they share a vision for the America that we all believe in."

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The two ran against one another for the Democratic nomination in 2008 and Mr Obama later made Mrs Clinton secretary of state.

Speaking to Reuters following the endorsement, Mrs Clinton said Mr Obama's endorsement "means the world".

"It is absolutely a joy and an honour that President Obama and I, over the years, have gone from fierce competitors to true friends," she said.

Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump tweeted that Mr Obama's endorsement means he wants "four more years of Obama" and "nobody else does".

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Analysis - Anthony Zurcher, BBC News North America reporter

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Image captionMr Obama has made his endorsement official

Barack Obama is now in the game. In a slickly produced video endorsement, the president has thrown his support behind Hillary Clinton's bid to keep the White House in Democratic hands.

Given the high production value of the video, the announcement had obviously been in the works for some time. In fact, astute observers have noted that Mr Obama is sporting the tie he wore on Tuesday.

Bernie Sanders has said he will continue to campaign in Washington DC, leading up to the capital city's primary next week - but expect most Democrats to close ranks quickly. The Vermont senator even struck a more conciliatory tone after a meeting at the White House, saying he looks forward to "working together" with the former secretary of state to defeat Donald Trump.

Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton will make their first joint appearance together in Wisconsin next week. Before that she's visiting Ohio and Pennsylvania.

The Democrats clearly view the general election battleground as the industrial Rust Belt states. And for the first time since 1998 there is a popular, scandal-free second-term incumbent president working hard on the campaign trail to preserve his legacy.

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