Samsung and Apple have been locked in a legal battle that seems to have been going on for quite some time. The worst part is that neither side seems to have scored any significant wins. Now, Apple is trying to have certain Samsung products banned in U.S. The company had tried earlier but was refused a preliminary injunction by a District Court.
Samsung was able to unveil its flagship smartphone, Galaxy S III, in a lot of style and thunder. The whole tech world was hooked up to the event to see exactly what the company is going to unveil and when S III was finally unveiled, a lot of us were indeed mesmerized. However, there are some things about S III that have failed to impress the tech world.
iPad’s dominance in the tablet market is quite undisputed. Apple has been selling millions of these units each month and iPad has become so iconic that it is used interchangeably with the word ‘tablet’ itself. However, while iPad dominates in sales, it is even more dominant when it comes to general tablet usage. Or so a recent research by Chitika claims.
For long, Samsung has been rather pretty closed as a company. It would manufacture most of its hardware and software on its own. But with the rapidly changing paradigms of the mobile world, the company has come to realize that it may have to go out of its own box to stay abreast of the changes. And for that, if it had to acquire other mobile companies, it will.
A lot of buzz has been surrounding the launch of Samsung’s flagship device, Galaxy S III. I must say a lot of us must’ve been surprised at a number of things, including the colors in which S III is available. Nonetheless, with this device, Samsung has taken a huge leap forward, introducing a whole plethora of really cool and unique new features, some of which are quite awe-inspiring.
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The anticipation for the upcoming Galaxy release has grown almost feverish. The world’s eyes are set at Samsung to see what wonder it is going to unveil with the flagship Galaxy S III device. So far, we have told of some really impressive specs of the device. But today’s launch event will put an end to these rumors.
Amazon has long been stating that its Kindle Fire is doing really well, though critics and analysts had their reservations. The reservations were also widespread because Amazon has been reluctant in divulging the exact numbers of its Kindle Fire sales. Now, however, according to statistics from Comscore, Kindle Fire has been able to grab a massive 54 percent share of the Android tablet market.
All eyes are set on Samsung as it is gradually moving towards what nearly everyone expects to be a launch event for the upcoming flagship Galaxy device on May 3rd. The company released somewhat of a teaser earlier and has pricked up our interests. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the new Galaxy smartphone will come equipped with a quad-core Exynos 4 Quad processor.