Samsung Galaxy S i9000

Samsung’s newest smartphone flagship is currently one of the top products in the high-end segment. It is a very slim device and despite the 4-inch screen it is not perceived as an over-sized phone. While most Apple-owners will designate this machine as an iPhone-rized clone, but once in use the owners will only appreciate the handling and top quality user interface (Android OS) compared to its main rival.

The screen is very clear and sharp (AMOLED 4″), only when used outside in full sunny conditions the screen becomes unreadable. The screen will rotate very quickly upon moving the device 90 or 180 degrees, watching YouTube movies on this absolute cracker of a screen becomes a delight unsurpassed in the industry so far.
Any Blackberry or Nokia user will quickly make the switch to the Samsung Galaxy S i9000 once they have viewed the capabilities of this screen, it’s just that awesome.

The camera (on the front of the phone) is also of very high standard and shoots video in 720p. While most smartphone buyers are not really interested in having these features on a cell phone, they are nice to have.

Swype is the Hype – or so they say at Samsung. As with all phones without a hardware keyboard, the software becomes even more important to control the device. It is not advisable though to use it in portrait mode, in landscape mode the ‘virtual keyboard’ is a dream. It takes some getting used to, but Swype knocks the socks off most users when it comes to ease of use and practicality.

There is no shortage of connectivity either, all Bluetooth connected devices worked without problems. This included in-car connectivity (Jabra & Parrot) as well as the built-in GPS using Google Maps (comes free with the device).

Using the device with all it’s functionality, bells and whistles, the battery of 1500 mAh will last just short of a day. So including the normal calls, 1 or two hours of internet per day, some 25-odd e-mail messages etc., that’s not a bad result.

The Samsung Galaxy S i9000 is currently one of the best all-rounders out there. It has one of the best screens available and will upload your HD videos to YouTube if required. The vast support from Android Market as well as the exclusive look and feel design of this wonderful product makes it a winner.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab

Some time ago in June it was announced Samsung would enter the tablet market with the Samsung Galaxy Tab, based on Android OS. It appears the official announcement date is now getting closer, as close as August 11th.
There is a special event coming up that day in New York City, invites have been sent by Samsung to all major press bureaus and media journalists. Speculations surrounding the event, called “Explore the Wonder of Samsung”, an annual exhibition, involve the showing of Samsung’s newest smartphone technology as well as its LED-based revolutionary 3D TV concept.
However many experts expect Samsung to show off the tablets that were previously rumored to be called ‘Tab’ or Samsung Tab, based on internal company info leaked in June 2010.
Back then 3 different versions of the Android tablet were discussed, of which the 7-inch version would be first on the market, followed by screens up to 10-inch (7, 8 & 10 inch according to Reuters).
The Samsung Galaxy Tab can be compared to a large version of the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone, similar dimensions with the known three buttons at the bottom of the screen. The product will be exclusively licensed to SK Telecom in Korea, which would imply 3G functionality embedded would be a potential feature of the product. If the 7-inch Tab becomes available in August, we would expect the larger Tabs to become available in the last quarter of 2010.
It remains to be seen if the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be a strong competitor to the Apple iPad and even stronger to the Dell Streak and Lenovo’s LePad. All major manufacturers are running behind Apple in the tablet market, but the availability of 3 different-sized tablets would give Samsung a reasonable head-start trying to reach as many customers as possible.
Feature-wise there still not many details known yet, we have seen pictures of the 7-inch Galaxy Tab with TouchWiz interface, It will probably have access to the Samsung App Store, since Google’s Android Market does not yet officially support tablet applications.
Whatever is announced by Samsung on August 11th, we can be certain of a broad tablet offering by many manufacturers to satisfy the Christmas 2010 consumer demand. Tablets/iPads are poised to be the number one hit this holiday season. All major gadget review sites on the web agree on this and therefore we think Samsung may have a sure-fire winner. We will publish more details and hopefully an early-look review come August 11th.

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Samsung Galaxy Q/S Pro

Samsung is all set to drop its Galaxy Q and Galaxy S Pro in the market. Galaxy S Pro is the successor of the Galaxy S and would be coming in Sprint’s 4G network. The phone will be the second 4G phone in the market, after HTC EVO. The Samsung Galaxy S Pro is an Android based phone with 1GHz Hummingbird processor. The Smart phone by Samsung has fulfilled the demand of a QWERTY keyboard, by adding a side sliding keyboard, that was lacking in another Android based smartphones. The features of the Galaxy S Pro are synonym to those of the Galaxy S, with 512 MB RAM, 4 inch slider AMOLED display screen, Bluetooth 3.0 and TouchWiz UI added to it. The time of the release and price is not yet confirmed. The Galaxy Q’s specs haven’t been revealed yet and we’re aware that it will have a QWERTY keyboard and would be brought out in US by the end of this year.

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Samsung U600 Black Edition

Samsung U600 Black is the new handset in Samsung’s U600 range. The device isn’t simply another one in the U600 range and features some technology that hasn’t been seen in previous handsets of this range. The gadget comes in a black case and it is so much glossy and sometimes it pretends to be a mirror. The phones features HAPTIC touch keys that means whenever you’ll press the key you’ll feel a sensation in your finger which tells that the key got pressed. The handset is compact with a 3.2 mega pixel camera with auto focus, GPRS, EDGE, bluetooth wireless technology and built in music player and FM. The 2.2 inch LCD widescreen gives a nice interface when it comes to display. The phone has got 60 MB of internal memory that can be expanded with a MicroSD card.

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Samsung Lindy M5650U

Samsung Lindy M565OU is a full touchscreen phone that is made especially for music lovers. The phone is a look alike of Samsung Corby S3650C but it has got dedicated music keys for surfing through your favorite music files easily. The 2.8 inch touchscreen, a 3.2 mega pixel camera with smile shot, built in image editor and video recorder, FM, bluetooth, WiFi make it a feature rich phone. The built-in music player supports MP3 / AAC / AAC+ / e-AAC+ / WMA / MIDI files and has DNSe 3D Sound Technology gives it a superior sound quality. The phone supports Micro SD card and the memory is extendable upto 16GB. The product is priced at $231.

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Samsung N230

Samsung has just revealed their new netbook in the ‘N’ series. The Samsung N230 is the same as N210 and N220, if we look at its hardware specs. The innovative change in the product is that it has been given a fresh new makeover by adding a brushed metal palm rest, chrome hinges, a new borderless chic let style keyboard, and new track pad with individual buttons. This makes it more stylish, trendy and also gives it a professional look. If we come to its hardware, the N230 has got 10.1 inches of screen display, 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, 1 GB RAM, 160GB HDD and runs on Windows 7 Starter Edition OS. However, it is expected that the US/UK versions of N230 will have 250 GB of HDD. Samsung has been trying to compete with Asus in the market from a long time, let’s see whose products have got that charm to attract their potential customers.

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