Good news for high end Samsung smartphone owners: their favorite phone maker promises batteries that will last longer. As Kevin Packingham, vice president of product innovation at Samsung, explained for CNET smartphones released by the company this year will be designed to last longer.
Surface multi-touch systems have been quite a sensation since they were first introduced. They allow multiple people to interact with a huge display with ease. But because they are a bit pricey, they are often purchased by corporations and other major players. Samsung has launched, Samsung SUR40, the latest in it’s series of surface multi-touch systems. It comes with a 64-bit Windows 7 professional, is about 4-inches thick and has a 40-inch HD 1080p screen.
Imagine you are taking a shower and you get an urgent call that you can’t miss. Will you take the call in the shower? Of course not, because water damages your phone. But imagine a phone that continues working perfectly even when exposed to water for a long time. Apparently, Apple and Samsung are in talks with HZO, a company that provides a special spray for the phone’s circuitry and body so that it is not damaged in the least by water. So can we really expect a waterproof iPhone 5?
One of the most impressive gadgets presented at this year’s edition of Consumer Electronics Show was Samsung’s proposition as a geeky replacement for a window. No one was surprised when Samsung’s Smart Window won the Innovation Award and the tech journalist present at the event already showered the sleek transparent device with enthusiastic reviews.
The latest rumor on the next generation iPad suggests that LG and Samsung are the winners when it comes to deals with Apple to supply the displays for iPad 3. This piece of news published a few days ago by the Korean Language technology website Electronic Times Internet, contradicts previous rumors hinting that Sharp is surely the manufacturer agreed from Cupertino headquarter to send LCD panels for the upcoming iPad 3.
Samsung scored another point in the fierce match with rival Apple with the recent release of a slightly redesigned Galaxy Tab 70N now available for the German customers.Samsung’s latest decision is based on a favorable context. After Apple filed a preliminary injunction accusing the South Korean tech giant of copyright infringement with its world famous Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung released a redesigned Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Visa’s mobile application allowing payments with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology gain more grip in the smartphone market. Handsets from Samsung, LG and Research in Motion (The Samsung Galaxy SII, LG Optimus NET NFC, Blackberry Bold 9900, Blackberry Bold 9790, Blackberry Curve 9360 and Blackberry Curve 9380) were added to the list of Visa compatible devices.
This pocket-sized device turns your SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab 10.1 into a USB host, allowing you to connect compatible USB accessory devices such as keyboards, mice, thumb drives and more to your Tab. The adapter enhances the capabilities of your Tab, providing a solution for user-friendly removable data storage or the sharing of your favorite multimedia files with your Tab. Insert a USB mouse or keyboard to improve enterprise efficiency at the office or at home. Simply connect a USB memory stick or USB cable from compatible devices to the USB port on the adapter and then insert the adapter into your Tab.