Way back in August, Samsung announced the Galaxy Xcover. The phone was expected to be launched this month but apparently something went wrong and the device is now set to go on shelves somewhere around January. Unfortunately we have no word yet about the exact date or the price.
This is what the new ad used by Samsung to sell it’s tablet, Galaxy Tab reads. Samsung is selling the devices in Australia after Apple having failed in a case against the tablet. And now, with a tinge of wit, Samsung is using the publicity it gathered through this case to sell its tablets in the market. So far, the strategy seems a big success!
When Samsung recently discovered that the patent violation it had been so doggedly accusing Apple of is not really a violation since it was covered under a license, some thought this may put to rest the case from Samsung’s side. However, that is not to be. Samsung is back with four other patent violations against Apple, hence continuing the unending legal tussle.
The tech industry indeed works in strange ways. While Apple and Samsung are locked in a bitter legal battle all around the world, they continue to rely on each other for different components, which is kind of inevitable too. In a recent revelation, it has been found out that Apple’s A5 chips, critical for iPhone and iPad, are being made at a Samsung-owned factory in Texas.
There’s a juicy rumor going around the internet this week, which contains some palpable evidence for a change – a picture of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Duos, a dual-SIM version of its brother Galaxy Y Pro. We don’t know yet whether the device is expected to have the same specifications as the original device, but one thing is for sure, it will come packed with a front facing camera.
Holiday season has always been the perfect time to shop, because extremely appealing deals pop out like mushrooms after the rain, in places you least expected. Take for example the new Samsung Focus Flash smartphone discount, HT&T is now offering for all you Christmas shoppers.
Ideal for on-site field services, the rugged Samsung Rugby II for AT&T builds on the success of its predecessor with improved noise suppression, and an external speaker making it easier to communicate regardless of the environment. Certified to the Military Standard MIL-STD 810G, this highly durable handset is perfect for users like construction foremen and landscape designers.
Samsung has revealed it’s plan of launching an ultra-high display in it’s upcoming tablets. In case you are wondering, it would be a 2560*1600 display, a truly huge step forward from the prevalent display resolutions. In case Samsung release this tablet before Apple’s iPad 3 which is rumoured to have a similarly high display resolution, Samsung may get an upper hand.