In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The 2016 Samsung J7 was released in four colorsblack, white, gold, and rose gold. The 2015 model was only made in black, white, and gold. If the phone is not one of those colors, it's not an original. The Samsung J7 has two Samsung logosone on the front (above the screen at the center), and one on the back (at the center, but closer to the top than the bottom). The logos should not be stickers, and should not flake off when you rub them. Fake phone manufacturers are pretty good at making their phones look like the real thing, but one foolproof way of checking is to compare your phone to another of the same model. Try these short tests: Locate and press the buttons on the phone. Are they in the same place on both phones? Do they feel the same when pressed? Stack the phones on top of one anotherare they the same size? Look at their edgesa fake J7 is probably thicker than a real one. Turn the brightness on both phones to the max. Are the colors more bold on one than another? Samsung has a few "secret codes" that you can use for troubleshooting. These codes should only work on a Samsung phone. *#7353#: A menu should appear, containing several options (Melody, Vibration, Speaker, Dimming, etc). If your phone is a Samsung J7, you will see this menu. *#12580*369#: You should see the "Main version" screen, which shows a bunch of random numbers specific to your phone. If your phone is a Samsung, you'll see this "Main version" screen. *#0*#: You should see several gray square buttons (Red, Green, Blue, Receiver, Vibration, etc) on a white background. Again, if nothing happens, the phone is not a Samsung J7.
Summary: Look at the color of the phone. Inspect the Samsung logo. Compare the phone to a J7. Try entering Samsung codes into the dialer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Keeping your sentences and paragraphs short and concise will help readers to follow and understand the document. Avoid long, overly complicated sentences and paragraphs. If you have a section that would work as a bulleted list, organize it this way! For example, your list of objectives or of a specific type of requirements would work well as a bulleted list. Avoid writing in passive voice because readers may find this confusing. Instead, structure your sentences with the subject first followed by the verb. For example, instead of saying, "These changes will be liked by users," say, "Users will like these changes." Graphics, such as charts and tables, are helpful for illustrating details of your requirements document, especially when something is difficult to visualize from a written description. Provide images throughout the document as needed to show readers what the application will look like or to illustrate a user need. For example, you might show how the interface will look to users when they open an application by including a mock-up image of it. These aspects of a requirements document will greatly improve its accessibility. Having a table of contents at the beginning of your document allows readers to turn to the specific page they want in the document. Readers can also find keyword specific topics or details by checking the index. carefully before submitting it. Ensure that your completed requirements document is free from errors, such as typos, misspellings, and grammatical issues. Some helpful proofreading strategies you can use include: Reading the document in reverse, such as by starting with the last sentence and then reading 1 sentence at a time back to the beginning. This can help you to spot typos and misspellings. Reading the document out loud to catch simple errors and awkward phrasing. Using an app, such as Hemingway or Grammarly to spot issues like passive voice and complex sentences.
Summary: Write short sentences and paragraphs and use bulleted lists. Maintain active voice throughout the document. Illustrate points using graphics, such as chart and tables. Provide a table of contents at the beginning and an index at the end. Proofread your document

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One of the easiest ways to meet new girls is by hanging out with your existing friends and building relationships with their friends. When you get together for social situations, encourage your friends to bring their female friends along. You can ask your friends to introduce you to their friends before the social gathering if you're nervous. Talk to girls in your classes and make it a point to try to group up with them for class assignments. If you are out of school or don't go to school, sign up for a class at a local community center in a subject that interests you. Start by talking about class oriented things before moving onto more personal conversation. Say something like, "Jeez, this homework is the most intense stuff ever. Are you getting it?" Meeting girls at work will give you something common to talk about and will be less stressful than introducing yourself to a stranger. Go out of your way to talk to the girls at work that you like. Once you build up a friendship, ask them if they would want to chill outside of work. Talk about work by saying something like, "Seriously? Three double shifts this week! Don't you wish that the scheduling was a little more organized?" Ask her to hang out by saying something like, "Yo, I think you're really chill. Would you want to hang outside of work sometime?" Or you could get more specific and say something like, "What are you doing this Friday? Want to go to happy hour with me?" A bookstore is a great place to meet new girls and gives you a good topic to strike up an initial conversation. If you see a girl checking out a book you enjoyed, introduce yourself and strike up a conversation about the book. You can say something like, "The second book in that series is one of my favorites. Are you a fan of Bukowski?" If you feel intimidated by the bar or club, bring along a couple of your friends. Try to make eye contact with girls that you see at the bar and walk up and introduce yourself to them. If you want to talk to the girl, make sure you go to a bar or club that isn't too loud. You can say something like, "Hey I saw you on the other side of the bar. My name's Gerald, what's your name?" Or you could say "Your sneakers are really cool, are they the new Air Max Goraths? I was thinking about getting a pair of them myself."
Summary:
Meet girls by hanging out with your friends. Introduce yourself to girls in your classes. Meet new girls at work. Go to a bookstore to meet girls. Meet new girls at the bar or club.