Samsung Galaxy S5: launch point to early 2014

Samsung’s much-hyped Galaxy S5 could be launched as soon as February, if a new report from the tech giant’s native Korea is to be believed.

 Samsung is looking to unleash the device ahead of the first anniversary of the Galaxy S4, which falls next April. Recent rumours have suggested that slow sales of that handset may have caused Sammy to bring forward plans for its new flagship.

Interestingly, the report serves up some juicy new morsels about the phone. Word is it’ll come in two variants: One a metal-chassis packing effort with a flexible screen; the other a plastic model with a regular display.

Specs-wise, both phones will come loaded with a blisteringly fast octa-core processor, Android 4.4 KitKat, 3GB of RAM and a 5-inch display. The same report claims that Samsung could launch the sequel to its Galaxy Gear smart watch at the same time.

A designer at the site has worked up a concept phone packing the flexible screen technology that’s been earmarked for Samsung phones for what feels like ages. But which has been omitted so far, presumably because it’s not market-ready yet.

The 5.3-inch flexible OLED YOUM screen wraps around the edges of the phone, with touch-sensitive controls where you’d normally expect to find a physical volume rocker. The standard physical home button has gone the way of all flesh too and is replaced by a touch sensor.

Interestingly given the rash of criticism Samsung copped for the Galaxy S3 and S4's 'cheap-feeling' plastic construction, the creator of the concept imagines the S5 packing a lavish unibody aluminium build, which is waterproof and dustproof.

That’s something that’s not totally out of the question in the light of Samsung’s attempt to give the recently launched Note 3 a more premium feel by incorporating a leather back panel. It's also consistent with rumours that metal casings were considered for the S4, before being rejected due to manufacturing issues.

And of course because this is strictly in the realms of fantasy, this handset's spec sheet is wonderfully lavish. Think: 16-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, a 2GHz Exynos 5 OctaCore processor and Android 4.4 Kit Kat out of the box.

Not enough for you? It's also home to quad-surround speakers, wireless charging and a 3,200mAh Li-ion battery that delivers “50% more battery life than the current Galaxy S4”. With smartphones’ disappointing longevity remaining the industry’s dirty little secret, the latter is something that we'd welcome.

For what it's worth, we really like the design. Not least because it deviates from the big-black-slab school of phone design that's all-too dominant right now. 

Production of the Galaxy S5 will apparently ramp up at the start of the New Year, with a potential release at or around Mobile World Congress, held in Barcelona next February.

Samsung’s next flagship - Galaxy S5

Samsung’s next flagship, the Galaxy S5, is expected to break cover early next year. It was earlier believed to follow the same time line as its predecessor, most likely unveiling around April or May of 2014. Word around the web is that the handset will in fact be released sooner than earlier anticipated. Starting from March and April, its expected release date has crawled even closer - rumour has it that the phone will be unveiled as early as January 2014. If not at the CES in January, we might just see the device at the MWC due to be held in Barcelona in February. Even if Samsung does opt for a standalone event to launch its next smartphone, the Galaxy S5 should ideally be out by Q1 2014.

Build Quality

The Galaxy S5 is said to boast of a premium metal casing and a durability that is made possible with its waterproof coating. In fact, Samsung is apparently prepping its handset with either an aluminum chassis or a carbon fiber one. Either ways, we are hopeful of seeing a Samsung flagship that is not plasticy looking.

Given the way it has designed the Galaxy Note 3, Samsung may give the Galaxy S5 straighter lines and smaller curves as well, complete with ultra thin bezels and a thin body. In fact, Samsung might be giving its next flagship a design over haul, doing away with the now dated curved edges of the Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy S4 (and every other Samsung device that has followed them). The Galaxy S5 might come with a squarer, less rounded form factor that's even sleeker than before. Combined with its rumoured metal frame, the new design should give the handset a premium, sophisticated feel.

Operating System

The phone will most likely run the latest build of the Android operating system at its launch. Of course, it is expected to pack in a host of Samsung’s own add-ons as well, including it gesture and voice activated controls. Word around the web is that Samsung might build the Galaxy S5 with the Tizen operating system as well but given that the platform is still in the nascent stages of development for commercial use, we don't think this is very likely.

Processor and RAM

The power behind the flagship is said to be a 64-bit processor. As Trusted Reviewsquotes Samsung stating, the phone, though ulta modern, will not sport an integrated fingerprint scanner. Though earlier leaks suggested that Samsung was giving the Galaxy S5 a 3 GB RAM, new rumours point at a larger 4 GB RAM. Given that the handset's 64-bit processor can handle bigger RAMs without breaking a sweat, a 4 GB RAM of the Galaxy S5 is a very real possibility. The entire updated architecture is sure to take the smartphone to new heights of efficiency and speed. The handset is expected to be slimmer than before and offer better power management and an extended battery life as well.

Camera

The camera set-up on the device is said to include a 16-megapixel primary sensor. The phone should ideally come with a well developed front facing sensor too. There have been conflicting reports about whether or not the handset will pack in the functionality of OIS. Earlier rumours did point at OIS technology being present on the handset but new leaks suggest otherwise. In the day and age of sophisticated 41 and 20-megapixel sensors, it would make sense for Samsung to give its flagship a feature like OIS - it would want to stay on top in every aspect of the game, surely. AsTechradar suggests, the phone will at least pack in Samsung's new CMOS image sensor ISOCELL, making for some rich, detailed imagery.

Storage

Samsung is known for its storage generosity and it is unlikely to change its memory options on its new device. We are very likely to see the new flagship retail in variants of 16, 32 and 64 GB of internal memory, each with the ability to expand the same externally by another 64 GB. 

Price

Since it will sport a premium build and a metal casing, word around the tech world is that Samsung’s next flagship will be priced at a print point that’s higher than its predecessors. Early estimates suggest a figure close to or higher than $650. 

Motorola Moto G US Version now in India

The Motorola Moto G may probably hit the Indian markets in Jan 2014, but if you cannot wait you can buy the Moto G from ebay.in. The online store has the ‘G’ listed – 8GB version for Rs. 15,990 and the 16GB version for Rs. 17,990.

The Moto G handset will be shipped from United States, it supports Global GSM i.e. any GSM SIM card will work. Shipping is free but it could take few days to weeks to get the handset delivered in India. After sales support could be an issue in case the device has some problems. Shipping is free, so in all you pay Rs. 15,990 and Rs. 17,990 depending on storage options.

The Motorola G runs on Android 4.3 with 8GB /16GB storage options. There is 1GB on-board RAM. This handset is powered by 1.2GHz quad core processor (Qualcomm Snapdragon 400) with Adreno 305 GPU. Screen is 4.5 inches with HD resolution (1280x720p). Other features are 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4 and GPS. This is single SIM handset and also includes a 1.3MP front camera and 5MP rear camera with LED flash. Battery is 2070 mAh capacity.

The Moto G is yet to make its way into the Indian Markets but is available on ebay.in. For the price it surely will give tough competition to budget quad core handsets that are already quite popular.

Huawei Ascend P6S with Octa Core unveiled

Huawei will soon launch Huawei Ascend P6S and upgraded version of Ascend P6. The Ascend P6S will come powered by Octa Core chipset and will run on the latest Android 4.4 OS.

Huawei president Xu Xin Quan did confirm the Ascend P6S via Weibo, however the exact specifications and the pricing details has not yet been disclosed. All that we know is that it will be with true Octa Core chipset.

Reference to True Octa Core (8 core) could probably point out at the MediaTek MT6592 chipset. In fact this is the latest hot stuff that many manufactures are looking forward to. We are not sure if and when the Huawei Ascend P6S will be available in India and its price tag.

For now Intex has already announced its plan to launch their Octa core handset in India. It is a matter of few weeks / month and if you are planning to buy a new smartphone and ready to spend over Rs. 18,000 it would be wise to wait for the 8 core smartphones.

Intex i17 6 inch Phablet with MT6592 octa core processor launched

A few days back Intex had revealed that they will soon launch an octa core device.  In fact yesterday they did launch the Intex i17 model with  a 6 inch HD screen and powered by MediaTek octa core chipset.

The Intex i17 will be priced at under Rs. 20,000 – looks quite tempting. This Phablet comes loaded with 1.7GHz Octa core MT6592 chispet with Mali 450 MP4 GPU clocked at 700MHz. The IPS touchscreen is 6 inches supporting resolution of 1280×720 pixels.

There is 13MP rear auto focus camera with full HD recording and LED flash support. A front camera of 5MP can be used for self shot or video chats. The handset is pretty slim with a 7mm thickness. Android 4.2 runs the show with 2GB RAM and 16GB / 32GB optional storage. Other features are 3G, Wi-Fi (b/g/n), Bluetooth, dual Yamaha speakers and GPS.

A 2300 mAh battery should get the handset going for a full day with moderate usage. The Intex i17 will hit the stores next year in Jan 2014. Price will be under Rs. 20,000 for the 16GB version.

Upcoming new Samsung galaxy S5 flagship features

The report suggests that Samsung is done with the most complex tasks of the development process and is now dealing with technicalities and logistics. The Korean ittoday.co.kr hasn't specified if the chip is already undergoing sampling, but that should start soon if it hasn't already.

The upcoming flagship is said to feature a next-gen Exynos 6 CPU with 14nm architecture and 64-bit support. Alongside it, the next generation Samsung Exynos CPU is said to feature ARM's big.LITTLE octa-core configuration with Cortex-A53/A57 cores. All eight cores will reportedly be able to operate simultaneously using half as much power as the currently available Exynos 5420.

Reportedly, the next generation of the popular smartphone will come with and eye-scanning sensor.

The abovementioned feature will give users the opportunity to unlock their smartphone with their eyes. Samsung is allegedly already hard at work on the high-security bit of tech, though there’s no word on how it is going to work.

The Samsung Galaxy S5, as it's widely expected to be called, will be mass-produced from January onwards, according to Korean site ETNews. The site quotes "industry sources" as saying the new phone will be launched and begin shipping to customers in either February or March, running Android 4.4 KitKat. It will also apparently be launched alongside the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 smart watch.

While it's almost inevitable that Samsung will bring out a successor to the Galaxy S4 some time next year, it has only been 10 months since that phone's launch. There was a similar 10-month gap between the launch of the Galaxy S III and the S4; Samsung has had another big-name launch since the S4, though, in the Galaxy Note 3.

Whenever Samsung's next Galaxy smartphone is launched, you can expect a swathe of innovative but largely superfluous features, like those that defined the Galaxy S4. The Galaxy S5 might also get the same curved OLED screen as the Galaxy Round.

ETNews' report also suggests the Galaxy S5 will have a 4000mAh battery, a 64-bit processor, 3GB of RAM and a 560ppi screen. Samsung will have to make some astonishing technical leaps to make all of these rumours come true in a 5-inch smartphone; the Galaxy S4, for example, only packed a 2600mAh battery, while the 5.7-inch Note 3 only saw a capacity increase to 3200mAh.

All new Galaxy S5

Samsung's strategy as early as next January, the smartphone 'Galaxy S5 (tentative name) entered into a `mass production. Given the production schedule from February to March is expected to debut in the market. Whilst Samsung has entered mass production in March-April every year in May the year before and after the launch of the strategy, as were smartphones compared to three months ahead of schedule. The flagship model in the smartphone market impact can be reduced and shortened product life cycles are increasingly being interpreted as measures for response.According to industry sources, the 27th Samsung Galaxy S5 Wireless Division has recently developed a project for the `K` team to organize and , Jan. 20 next year aimed at mass production and parts procurement plan for pursuing material.initial production plant in Gumi is in charge of a full-scale mass production of domestic yenpong factory in Vietnam in charge. Previous sales target of 70% of the Galaxy S4 is known. Galaxy S4-market sales target on hold too high, do not repeat the experience wihaeseoda failed. initial production is expected in January 800000-1000000, mass production in February amounted to a mere 6,000,000. Production based on sales in March at the level of 8 to 10 million expected to be determined. referred to as the brains of a smartphone application processor (AP) and a Qualcomm Snapdragon, Samsung Electronics was decided two kinds of excimer North Octavia. Applying a 64-bit ARM Cortex operations and increase graphics performance. Based on the same AP, the external display, such as the case of the premium models with different component parts and the general model is released in two varieties.



Premium Model 5 inch flexible active matrix (AM) organic light emitting diode (OLED) display and a metal case and applying a high-quality image to be strengthened. General Model 5 inch AM OLED flat panel display, plastic case and adopts the configuration is similar to other materials and parts. Operating system (OS) is Android 4.4 kitkaet. Megapixel front-back 1,600-megapixel Full HD · Auto Focus (AF) · 3GB Mobile Camera Module D-RAM, 4000 ㎃ h capacity, and is equipped with a battery. S5 Samsung Galaxy line sales target and increase sales, but peripherals, accessories . The flagship model of reduced sales to offset the impact of peripherals and accessories you want to strategy. Samsung Electronics Wireless Division I recently purchased four new groups to partner in charge of the production of peripherals, accessories being excavated. Removable rear casing Near Field Communication (NFC), a wireless antenna, heat sink attach the charger to sell 30000-6 won. S5 Galaxy 2 is a gear with plans to launch the Galaxy. Peripherals, as well as two new Galaxy lineup gear seems to be enhanced. SAMSUNG official "gear Galaxy 2 is about 15% to 20% thinner than previous production will further enhance the portability and convenience," said, "you can enjoy in conjunction with the Galaxy S5 Games, entertainment and health care functions will come after another with peripherals, accessories, "he said.

Alcatel One Touch Idol Ultra

Move over RAZR, there is a new ultra-thin Android smartphone entering the stage.  The Alcatel One Touch Idol Ultra measures in at a slim 6.45mm thin (not including the camera hump).

What else do you get with a thin form factor?  Well, we find a 1.2GHz dual-core MediaTek processor which manages Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.  That little hump which protrudes from the thin profile is an 8MP camera.  On the front, is a 1.3MP camera with 720p recording capability and a 4.7-inch HD AMOLED display.

The Idol Ultra has 13.3GB of storage and does not have any microSD support.  This is a quad-band GSM device with HSPA support on 850/1900MHz, which would make it work nicely on AT&T's network, but there was no carrier announcement.  Not only was there no carrier announcement, there was no release date or price point revealed either, such was the trend for all the devices Alcatel had on display at CES 2013.

Alcatel One Touch Scribe X

The Alcatel One Touch Scribe X is the manufacturer's premium handset, featuring a quad-core processor, HD display and a stylus, just like its Scribe HD cousin.

What separates the Scribe X from the Scribe HD?  The MediaTek CPU has a small bump in specs, measuring at 1.4GHz.  The camera has a bump as well, coming in at 12MP versus the HD's 8MP shooter.  There is a nice sized battery on board at 2,500mAh which should provide adequate power to navigate through the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean which is on board.

The form factor and build quality is apparent when holding the Scribe X.  It joins other high-end Android devices in the 5-inch display realm.  Unfortunately, Alcatel had no dates, prices or carriers to link to this nice looking device.  PhoneArena.com is on the list to get word about any pending release of the Scribe X, or any of the other One Touch smartphones coming from Alcatel.

HTC One SV Review

We have nothing bad to say about the way the earpiece performs. In fact, calls taken with the HTC One SV sound great – loud and natural, without any traces of noise or static. The microphone, however, could have been a bit better than that. On the other side of the line, voices are distinguishable, yet slightly muffled, probably due to the presence of a secondary microphone, which filters a fair amount of the background noise. 

There's a 1,800mAh removable battery powering the HTC One SV, but the maker has not published any official information as to how long it should last on a single charge. That mostly depends on your usage habits, as well as on whether LTE connectivity is being actively used. Judging by what we got out of it during our testing, you should expect it to last at least one single day, as long as you don't push it too much.

Not bad, HTC, not bad. The smarthpone that you've crafted may be a bit rough around the edges, but it is still a very solid Android offering, and the presence of LTE connectivity is, of course, more than welcome. Whoever picks the HTC One SV up will be pleased by the excellent performance driving it and delighted by its outstanding appearance.

Yet let us not forget that the HTC One SV belongs to the mid-range category, although one might assume it is a high-end handset prior to actually using it. In other words, there are some compromises that an One SV owner should learn to live with, among which are the relatively low-res display and the not-so-amazing 5-megapixel camera.

PROS

• LTE connectivity
• Slim, light, good-looking smartphone
• Excellent performance

CONS

• Camera leaves room for improvement
• Unimpressive screen resolution of 800 by 480 pixels

 

ZTE Nubia Z7

Ready for a rumor that is as wild as a bobcat? Well, you better have a salt shaker nearby. GizChina reports that ZTE is already working on a new flagship Android smartphone called the Nubia Z7. As a side note, the ZTE Nubia Z5 is currently among the best that the company has to offer, packing a 5-inch 1080p display, 13MP camera, and a quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro system-on-a-chip. So, what could possibly make the ZTE Nubia Z7 even better? Well, let's start with its sheer size.

According to the sources of today's rumor, the ZTE Nubia Z7 will have a 6.3-inch display with a jaw-dropping resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels. Only weeks ago, a handset of this size would have seemed ridiculous, but since Huawei already has the 6.1-inch Ascend Mate on display, the existence of a smartphone with a screen a fifth of an inch bigger doesn't seem all that unlikely. But the list of mind-blowing (yet far from confirmed) specs does not end here. It is speculated that ZTE will equip the Nubia Z7 with an 8-core processor running at 1.4GHz. Interestingly, this isn't the first time we hear about the possibility of an 8-core CPU landing inside a ZTE smartphone, so the rumor might be onto something. The tipster also mentions the presence of a Mali-T658 GPU, 16MP camera, 4,000mAh battery, 128GB of storage and LTE radio. Supposedly, the ZTE Nubia Z7 will come running Android 5.0.

All of this seems way too good to be true, so we'll label this rumor as highly dubious. Even if this ZTE Nubia Z7 is real, albeit only on a conceptual level, it would be extremely unlikely for it to materialize anytime soon given the fact that it is supposed to run Android 5.0. 

Samsung Galaxy S IV Rumour

The Samsung Galaxy S IV will not make an official debut at the Consumer Electronics Show that kicks off in just a couple of days in Las Vegas. That’s no surprise as Samsung is widely expected to announce its new Android flagship around April this year, but what could be a slight surprise is that early models of the Galaxy S IV will be at the show, but under tight supervision and behind closed doors for only a few top executives to see, according to South Korean website MT.

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Lee is allegedly the person who will be at CES and the one to show the upcoming Galaxy S IV to carriers and other high-profile partners.

Moreover, the report goes on to once again say the Samsung Galaxy S IV will indeed have a 5-inch 1080p display and run on Samsung’s Exynos 5440, a quad-core ARM Cortex A15-based chip.

This might sound a bit strange to you, but what the Samsung executive will be showing is likely a non-final prototype of the S IV to partners that will need some information about that device before they decide how much of it they would want, and so on. All of this is ordinary, and is going behind the scenes, without the end-user hearing much. At least we know that Samsung is ready with some kind of a prototype to show off, and that’s already something.

What’s more interesting, is that we even saw a leaked picture of the Galaxy S IV, stripped off the physical buttons. That could be an interesting decision to keep the device at around the same dimensions and relatively comfortable for one-handed use despite the larger screen.

Sony Xperia Z vs HTC Droid DNA vs Samsung Galaxy S III specs comparison

DESIGN
	Samsung Galaxy S III	Sony Xperia Z	HTC Droid DNA
OS	Android (4.1.2, 4.1.1, 4.0.4) TouchWiz UX UI	Android (4.1.2)	Android (4.1.1) Sense 4+ UI
Dimensions	5.38 x 2.78 x 0.34 inches (136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6 mm)	5.47 x 2.80 x 0.31 inches (139 x 71 x 7.9 mm)	5.55 x 2.78 x 0.38 inches (141 x 70.5 x 9.73 mm)
Weight	4.69 oz (133 g) the average is 4.3 oz (124 g)	5.15 oz (146 g) the average is 4.3 oz (124 g)	4.87 oz (138 g) the average is 4.3 oz (124 g)
Side Keys	Left: Volume control Right: Lock/Unlock key		Right: Volume control
Rugged		Water (Water), Dust proof
IP certified		IP 57
Colors	Black, Brown, Pink, Blue, Red, White, Gray

DISPLAY
Physical size	4.80 inches	5 inches	5 inches
Resolution	720 x 1280 pixels	1080 x 1920 pixels	1080 x 1920 pixels
Pixel density	306 ppi	441 ppi	441 ppi
Technology	Super AMOLED	TFT	S-LCD 3
Colors	16 777 216	16 777 216	16 777 216
Touchscreen	Capacitive, Multi-touch	Capacitive, Multi-touch	Capacitive, Multi-touch
Features	Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Scratch-resistant glass	Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Scratch-resistant glass	Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Scratch-resistant glass

BATTERY
Talk time	22.50 hours the average is 9 h (554 min)	11.00 hours the average is 9 h (554 min)	12.80 hours the average is 9 h (554 min)
Stand-by time	34.6 days (830 hours) the average is 19 days (464 h)	22.9 days (550 hours) the average is 19 days (464 h)	14.7 days (353 hours) the average is 19 days (464 h)
Talk time (3G)	11.60 hours the average is 8 h (483 min)
Stand-by time (3G)	32.1 days (770 hours) the average is 19 days (467 h)
Capacity	2100 mAh	2330 mAh	2020 mAh

HARDWARE
System chip	Samsung Exynos 4 (4412)	Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064	Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064
Processor	Quad core, 1400 MHz, ARM Cortex-A9	Quad core, 1500 MHz, Krait	Quad core, 1500 MHz, Krait
Graphics processor	ARM Mali-400/MP4	Adreno 320	Adreno 320
System memory	1024 MB RAM (Dual-channel) / LPDDR2	2048 MB RAM (Dual-channel)	2048 MB RAM (Dual-channel, 533 MHz) / DDR2
Built-in storage	32 GB	16 GB	16 GB
Storage expansion	microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC up to 64 GB	microSD, microSDHC up to 32 GB

CAMERA
Camera	8 megapixels, Immobile	13.1 megapixels, Immobile	8 megapixels, Immobile
Flash	LED	LED	LED
Aperture size	F2.6		F2.0
Focal length (35mm equivalent)			28mm
Features	Back-illuminated sensor (BSI), CMOS image sensor, Auto focus, Face detection, Exposure compensation, ISO control, White balance presets, Burst mode, Geo tagging, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR), Panorama, Scenes, Effects, Self-timer	Back-illuminated sensor (BSI), Auto focus, Touch to focus, Digital image stabilization, Face detection, Geo tagging, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR), Panorama, Scenes, Effects, Self-timer	Back-illuminated sensor (BSI), Auto focus, Face detection, Exposure compensation, White balance presets, Burst mode, Digital zoom, Geo tagging, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR), Panorama, Scenes
Camcorder	1920x1080 (1080p HD) (30 fps)	1920x1080 (1080p HD)	1920x1080 (1080p HD)
Features	Video calling, Digital image stabilization	Video calling	Video calling
Front-facing camera	1.9 megapixels	2.2 megapixels	2.1 megapixels
Video capture	1920x1080 (1080p HD)	1920x1080 (1080p HD)	1920x1080 (1080p HD)

TECHNOLOGY
CDMA			800, 1900 MHz
GSM	850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz	850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz	850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz
UMTS	850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz	850, 900, 2100 MHz	850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz
LTE		800 MHz, 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2600 MHz	700 MHz Class 17
Data	HSDPA+ (4G) 21.1 Mbit/s, HSUPA 5.76 Mbit/s, UMTS, EDGE, GPRS	LTE, HSPA (unspecified), UMTS, EDGE, GPRS	LTE Cat3 Downlink 100 Mbit/s, LTE Cat3/4 Uplink 50 Mbit/s, HSPA (unspecified), UMTS, EDGE, GPRS, EV-DO Rev.A
Micro SIM	Yes		Yes
Global Roaming	Yes	Yes
Positioning	GPS, A-GPS, Glonass	GPS, A-GPS, Glonass	GPS, A-GPS, Glonass, E911
Navigation	Turn-by-turn navigation, Voice navigation, Points of interest (POI)	Yes	Turn-by-turn navigation