Samsung’s latest mobile phone Galaxy S Blaze 4G will be launched by T-Mobile in a few short days. Recently T-Mobile has declared this news but specific release date not announced. Many authentic sources said that the release date is 21 March but T-Mobile’s website shows “available late March 2012″.
There haven’t been a lot of rumors about the upcoming release on Samsung’s flagship line of Galaxy smartphone devices. A post on Reddit did sensationalize it a bit by circulating a mock-up of the device but nothing much apart from that. Now, we have a near-confirmed report that Samsung Galaxy S III will have a quad-core CPU and on-chip LTE.
Mock-ups of upcoming gadgets and devices have rarely proved to be accurate but they still afford us a glimpse into how expectant the users are. While Samsung hasn’t clearly revealed the design or specs of the next prospective smartphone in its flagship line-up of Galaxy S smartphones, a mock-up of Galaxy S III has surfaced on Reddit. Although it isn’t what we expect S III to be like, it is an interesting mock-up nonetheless.
Samsung brings Series 3 NP305E5A-A03US 15.6-Inch Laptop. This laptop features with the 1.5 GHz AMD quad-core A6-3420M Accelerated Processor, which provides a turbo boost of power up to 2.4 GHz when you need it the most thanks to AMD Turbo CORE Technology. The integrated AMD Radeon HD 6520G graphics with support for DirectX 11 for fast, vivid visuals. The Samsung Series 3 laptop was designed to keep you connected, entertained, and looking stylish. Offering a seamless blend of style and capability, this model (NP305E5A-A03US) features a 15.6-inch high-def display, generous 500 GB hard drive, and 4 GB of installed RAM for excellent multitasking.
The folks at the well-known tech website, Engadget had a chance to sit down with Samsung officials at at its headquarters and talk with its research and development team. The discussion was about digital imaging and while at it, it was revealed that Samsung is ‘considering’ the possibility of a camera operating system which would be based in Android – kind of an ‘open’ camera operating system.
Although Apple has been mum over the whole thing, not deigning to confirm or debunk rumors regarding a mini iPad, a Samsung official has chose to confirm it on his own behalf. According to a report from The Korea Times, a Samsung official has said that Apple is planning to roll out a smaller iPad with 7.85-inch screen by the end of this year.
It seems as if Samsung has taken a liking to the free media ride it gets every time it gets to bash Apple products. Nonetheless, Samsung does cite some very valid points at times. Soon after the launch of the new iPad, Samsung has sent an email to media, ‘proving’ that Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet is much more creative than the new iPad.
Samsung and Apple have been locked in a legal battle over a number of patents. Samsung has filed lawsuits against Apple in Australia. These lawsuits already target the earlier generation tablets from Apple, such as iPad and iPad 2. Now it seems that Samsung may be planning to extend the assault and also include the new iPad from Apple in the lawsuit.