Samsung has surprised everyone at MWC 2013 in Barcelona by unveiling an eight-inch version of its stylus-equipped Galaxy Note tablet- Galaxy Note 8, an eight-inch Android tablet with a stylus to rival Apple’s iPad Mini. These unique Samsung features and functions such as the S Pen, multi-window view, and other TouchWiz enhancements to be worthwhile that really set it apart from other tablets. 
Introduced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this weekend, the Galaxy Note 8.0 is an Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean-based tablet with an 8-inch 1280 x 800 display, delivering a pixel density of 189ppi — slightly higher than the iPad mini’s 7.9-inch 163ppi display 支架游泳池. Under the hood, it will launch with Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean onboard and proudly packs Samsung’s 1.6GHz quad-core Exynos 4 processor, 2GB of RAM, and comes with 32GB or 64GB of storage. While LTE variants are in the works, the Galaxy Note 8.0 will initially offer cellular connectivity via HSPA+ — supplemented, of course, by Wi-Fi. Multiscreen support: The Note 8 also improved on the Note 10.1’s Multiscreen support, where two apps sit side-by-side, so you can watch a YouTube video while taking notes. S Pen: The S pen can be Samsung’ main spotlight, which provides a natural mode of interaction for users who prefer to write. The Galaxy Note 8.0 Samsung has enhanced the pen software experience. The Air View feature lets you hover the pen over specific Samsung apps so you can see previews of videos, emails or photos without actually launching the apps. The pen also now allows you to control the menu and back buttons on the device. The Note 8.0 will be out in the second quarter of 2013. Samsung is not detailing the exact pricing and regional release dates. But what we do know for certain is that there’ll be two storage configurations 16GB and 32GB for the global unit’s official launch. Since Galaxy Note 8.0 will make its slow crawl to market, we will keep you informed later.inflatable tunnels
October 27, 2013
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Tablet Becomes Official with Proper Size and Functional S Pen
October 15, 2013
Samsung Galaxy S4 Officially Announced Today, Shipping in April and May
Samsung officially unveiled the long-awaited Galaxy S4 at a large event at Radio City Music Hall in New York City today, the phone includes a number of upgrades from the Galaxy S 3, which has surged to become the bestselling Android phone on the market and the leading competitor to Apple’s iPhone.
Better than Galaxy S3 (Specs Comparison)
The Galaxy S4 handset steadily draws from the same design language as the S3, but takes almost every spec to an extreme — the screen is larger (5 inches), the resolution greater (1080p), the battery capacity higher (2,600mAh), the processor faster (1.9GHz quad-core or 1.6GHz octa-core), and the rear-facing camera stuffed with more megapixels (13, to be exact).
Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, Touch Wiz
The Galaxy S4 runs none other than Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, the most up-to-date version of Android you can get right now. Riding on top of it as usual is Samsung’s Touch Wiz overlay, a customized interface that I, for one, think is getting a little long in the tooth.
Air View and Gestures
You can not only hover with a fingertip, but also wave or wipe your whole hand in front of the screen (and camera sensor) to navigate around. Hover your finger or wipe your whole hand, you can preview a video clip or image from the photo gallery, glance at browser tab thumbnails, find your place on a video timeline, and check out an e-mail. Flipboard has built a customized app to work with Air View, which lets you hover over a tile to see which articles lie beneath.
IR Blaster as Remote Control
Samsung has put an IR blaster on its phone so you can use it as a remote control for your TV. With the software you can see images of upcoming programs and control a DVR.
S Health Scale
The companion wireless scale that looks quite a bit like the Fitbit Aria is just one part of the larger S Health equation which also includes a Jawbone Up-like monitor (S Band).The scale of course sync with the baked in S Health app over Bluetooth, which makes it quite a bit easier to track how that diet of yours is going. In addition to simply tracking your total poundage, there will be bands for tracking heart rate and the S 4’s various sensor can help judge the comfort level of your environment.
Amazing 13-megapixel Camera
Samsung has also made vast improvements to its camera technology. The Galaxy S4 has a built-in 13-megapixel camera, up from the Galaxy S III’s 8-megapixel sensor, which uses new camera functions Dual Shot, Eraser, Drama Shot, and Sound & Shot. Dual Shot allows you to capture images from both the front and rear cameras simultaneously
S Translate
The Galaxy S4 ships with S Translate, a baked-in realtime translator that supports 9 different languages. The new S Translate feature offers real-time translation – simply type the question in English and it will translate it audibly. It can do the same thing in reverse, so that when you receive an answer it will translate it and present you with the answer as text.
Pricing and Availability
Samsung plans to stagger releases worldwide in April and May. In the U.S., Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Cricket Wireless will all get the Galaxy S4 (along with Sprint MVNO Ting). Samsung hasn’t yet shared plans for other countries.
Since it differs by region and by carrier, Samsung hasn’t announced the price yet, but you can expect comparable pricing in your area for the GS3.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Launch Event Video for Reference
Samsung has made sure to include every salient hardware spec and enough new and interesting software features to Galaxy S4 to hold your attention. Will it be the greatest potential winner in 2013? Stay tuned for more details!
January 20, 2013
HTC One Smartphone Comes with All-metal Body, a Snazzy Camera, Improved Audio and Other Powerful Features
HTC Corp. on Tuesday unveiled its latest smart phone – the HTC One, an Android device that comes with all-metal body, snazzy camera, improved audio, impressive UI and other powerful features. Frankly speaking, this year will be a critical one for HTC, which needs to prove that it can still compete in the increasingly duopolistic market and compete with the best smartphone offerings from Apple, lG, Nokia and Samsung. HTC hopes to change that reality with the new flagship HTC One which will be available soon.
All-metal Body Design: HTC’s design and software teams did their jobs in creating an attractive, unique, and premium-feeling phone, taking Apple’s love for metal construction and taking it to the next logical progression.
Impressive Display: It features a dazzling 4.7-inch 1080p HD Gorilla Glass display. The result is a pixel-dense LCD panel that looks gorgeous and outclasses Apple’s Retina Display by a mile
Snazzy Camera: The HTC One camera is called the HTC UltraPixel Camera, it has an F2.0 aperture and 28mm lens, and can capture full 1080p video, We were told that the camera is capable of capturing 300% more light so that it works better in low-light conditions.
Improved Audio: The HTC One comes built with two front-facing stereo speakers, along with a dedicated amplifier and Beats Audio, from what I could tell, the phone could indeed have a better volume level than the typically terrible sound that most smartphones have.
High-performing Processor: The phone will ship with a quad-core 1.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, producing smooth and speedy running experience.
Snappy UI: Special emphasis was put on the new home screen interface, called HTC BlinkFeed, the BlinkFeed home page does look rather impressive: three large rectangular windows showed various graphic presentations of news, video, etc.
Operating System: The HTC One is not running the latest build of Android (4.2), but a version released earlier in 2012 (4.1). However it is good enough for common usage.
Long Battery: It is powered by a 2300 mAh Li-Poly battery, which should be enough to get full-day use out of the phone.
Price and Availability: HTC expects to start selling the phone worldwide in March at more than 85 mobile operators. In the U.S., the list includes AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile, but notably not Verizon Wireless, which recently launched HTC’s Droid DNA phone. Reportedly, prices will be $199.99 for the 32GB model and $299.99 for the 64GB model; however, that hasn’t been confirmed.
With its One X, HTC made one of the finest smartphones of 2012. Unfortunately, the device’s limited availability and lackluster marketing kept it from achieving mainstream success — particularly next to near-ubiquitous competitors like Samsung’s Galaxy S III. Now is HTC on the right path to success with the forthcoming HTC One? We will pay a great attention when the phone actually goes on the market.
May 10, 2011
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Specifications Leaked on FCC Website
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 debarks on FCC (Federal Communications Commission) website with version GT-P7510 shown on the record. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 adopts 10.1-inch display and owns a lighter and thinner body when compared with another version Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v. The previous version Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v is with a name GT-P7100 on the record.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 employs Android 3.0 operating system, runs on 1.0GHz dual-core processor and with a 1280×800 resolution 10.1-inch display. Equipped with a 2-million-pixel front-facing camera and a 8-million-pixel rear camera. It is divided into a 16GB version and a 32GB version.
Up till now, information about the price of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the release of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has not been found in the market.
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April 8, 2011
Samsung Galaxy Neo Is Going to Make a Debut
The great success of Samsung Galaxy S has driven Samsung release up to six and more Galaxy series mobile phones successively. But it seems not enough for Samsung and recently it is reported that a new Samsung Galaxy Neo is going to make a debut soon.
It has some similarities with the released Samsung Galaxy Ace in specifications. It runs on Android OS 2.2, adopt 3.5-inch screen and 800 MHz processor, support WiFi, DivX, GPS, Kies Air, 3.5 mm headset jack and microSD extension. But the screen resolution and battery capacity has improved to 800×480 and 1500mAh respectively, and the camera will drop to 3-million pixels simultaneously. It can be remarked as the enhanced version of Samsung Galaxy Ace. Galaxy Neo is expected to make a first launch in South Korea.
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