Showing posts with label Samsung News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung News. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 is Coming

Although Samsung was banned in several countries in Europe but Samsung keep going and to innovate. Samsung's finally going to storm the U.S. market with its newest product the Galaxy Tab 8.9 that has begun to pre-order, while shipments from retailers is expected in October. For the 16 GB model is priced at $ 469 and for the 32 GB model priced at $ 569. We know America is the headquarters of the iPhone which is the mortal enemy of Samsung.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 will use the Android operating system 3.1 Honeycomb with TouchWiz UX User Interface. In addition to Galaxy Tab 8.9, Samsung also unveiled Player 4.0 Galaxy and Galaxy Player 5.0 which is a rival of the iPod Touch. Both use 4 and 5 inch screen. The device is powered by Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread with 8GB of onboard storage, and MicroSD memory slot and Wi-fi. This device is begin pre-orders today at a price of $ 229 for the Galaxy Player 4.0 and $ 279 for the Galaxy Player 5.0.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Samsung Bada Open Source 'Born' Next Year

Samsung plans to start using open-source operating system Bada on next year. Samsung Bada allows outside developers and other mobile phone makers to use it. A report from the Wall Street Journal said Bada Open source will attract more people to use the operating system and prevent Samsung from dependence on the Google's Android platform.

The Open source of Samsung Bada more easily with the analogy such as the Nokia's open source Symbian. Nokia open-source platform built since 2008. This platform was not saved because there are several reasons and the fact that Nokia does not publish the code for a year and eventually open-source can work well through new interesting projects.

To encourage momentum, Samsung Bada platform is slightly different because it is relatively young and provide appropriate incentives for Samsung to release the code faster. This platform is probably still will continue to grow after Motorola powered by Google and the closure of IOS.
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Friday, September 16, 2011

Samsung Transform Ultra Immediately Released

Samsung, South Korean electronics manufacturer is re-issued latest smartphone products, it's namely Samsung Transofrm Ultra. This smartphone has a qwerty slide keyboard. This smartphone uses the Android operating system 2.3 Gingerbread with 1 GHz processor. Has a VGA camera on the front and using rear camera with a 3MP.

Smartphone Samsung Transform Ultra  is rumored to be marketed on 7 October. Not yet known how much this smartphone will be priced and packaged with what operator. But definitely Samsung continues to stalk and flooded to compete with products from Apple. Samsung is the manufacturer of the most hated Apple after its products banned in European countries because they considered imitate Apple products.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Samsung Galaxy series With Cheap Prices

Galaxy W (Wonder), the latest mobile phones from the Galaxy series, has been a good news for users of Samsung. In addition to the Galaxy series W Samsung also issued other series, such as the Galaxy M Pro, Y and Y Pro will likely be released soon. as quoted by Engadget.

CPU 1.4 GHz, up to 14.4 Mbps HSDPA connectivity and a screen with 3.7 inch WVGA touchscreen is a feature provided by Galaxy W, while for system operations is Android Gingerbread, according to some information.

Galaxy W product has combination of high performance and style. While the M series (Magic), using a qwerty keyboard technology aimed at professionals, so it can be used for typing email with quick handling.

In addition, the Series Y (Young) is targeted to youth and the markets of developed countries. Samsung seems to really deliver the product very suitable for consumers with features and services that have the best quality.

Are you interested? do not worry, the price of both products seems to be very affordable.
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