Without much fanfare, Verizon has announced the sales of Google’s first Android 4.0 phone – Galaxy Nexus. Interested consumers can pick the device from the online or a retail Verizon store for $299.99 on a two-year contract. The Galaxy Nexus on Verizon is the same as the international version except for a few changes […]
Samsung announces Series 5 Ultrabooks in South Korea
Samsung today unveiled its new range of Ultrabooks for its domestic market – South Korea. The Series 5 Ultrabooks will come in sizes of 14-inch and 13-inch and will feature Intel’s Core i5 processor, choices of going with 128GB SSD or HDD storage and up to 8GB RAM. The 14-inch Ultrabook is just 20.9mm […]
Samsung develops 2GHz dual-core SoC for tablets
Samsung has upped its Applications Processor (AP) game with the introduction of a new SoC (System-on-chip), Exynos 5250. The new Exynos chip clearly pips previous generation Exynos processors that boasts two Cortex-A15 clocked at speedy 2GHz. This dual-core configuration is developed by using Samsung’s 32nm-low power HKMG process that results in better performance while […]
Samsung now selling Wave 3
Samsung has announced the launch rollout of their flagship bada 2.0 phone and the French consumers will be the first ones to get their hands on it considering France being the biggest bada market. First shown at the IFA early this year, Wave 3 runs bada 2.0 OS and boasts meatier specs compared to […]
Samsung to quit making netbooks in 2012, will concentrate on ultraportables?
Samsung apparently reckons netbooks aren’t as profitable as they were before. According to a report on Blogeee, Samsung sent an email to its trading partners claiming that they’ll stop making 10.1-inch devices aka netbooks in first quarter of 2012. The exact reason is not known but the email did say that in lieu of […]
Galaxy Nexus Volume Bug Fix Incoming
Galaxy Nexus that went on sale last week has garnered favourable reviews but has been marred by an unusual bug that mutes or lowers the volume at its own will. The apparent issue that causes it is due to the use of 2G network on 900MHz frequency. The issue may sound a bit weird […]
Samsung prepares Galaxy Tab 10.1N to avert German sales ban
Samsung has been banned to sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany but it seems they’ve figured a workaround that will allow them to sell the tablet. Samsung has developed a slightly different version of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and christened it as Galaxy Tab 10.1N (P7501). The difference between both the tablets in […]
Galaxy Note comes to India
At an event in New Delhi today, Samsung unraveled its 5.3-inch tablet / smartphone combo device. Priced at Rs. 34,990, Galaxy Note will be available in the next couple of weeks where users will be able to use S Pen stylus input to take handwritten notes, draw and do much more. Galaxy Note also […]
AT&T to launch 4G LTE-enabled HTC Vivid and Galaxy S II Skyrocket on Nov 6
AT&T will bring couple of new phones for US consumers. Equipped with 4G LTE speeds, the HTC Vivid and Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket will be available from November 6. Running Android OS, HTC Vivid comes with a nice big 4.5-inch qHD display (540×960 pixels), 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 8MP camera with f2.2 lens for […]
Samsung Devices with Flexible Display releasing in 2012
Samsung at the Q3 2011 earnings call today spilled some important details regarding flexible displays. Samsung executive confirmed that they’re planning to roll out the first-generation flexible display in 2012, possibly in the first half. More importantly, Samsung also divulged the device that will sport such display, which will be a mobile phone. Tablets […]
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