Samsung Galaxy S2 growing Samsung market. Now a day, people are interested in Samsung Galaxy S2. Samsung Galaxy S2 has many features that we discussed early. Now, I am here to show you new commercial of Samsung Galaxy S2.
Here is the video:
Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Monday, April 25, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S2 Commercial Apologizing Girlfriend
Samsung Galaxy S2 Commercial Apologizing Girlfriend ...
Samsung Galaxy S2 growing Samsung market. Now a day, people are interested in Samsung Galaxy S2. Samsung Galaxy S2 has many features that we discussed early. Now, I am here to show you new commercial of Samsung Galaxy S2.
Here is the video:
Samsung Galaxy S2 growing Samsung market. Now a day, people are interested in Samsung Galaxy S2. Samsung Galaxy S2 has many features that we discussed early. Now, I am here to show you new commercial of Samsung Galaxy S2.
Here is the video:
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Letter from Amerikat: Happy Bunny Day!
The AmeriKat has been enjoying the warmth of the sunbeams that have danced across her numerous files, spreadsheets and bundles this past week. The warmer weather brings out the summer clothes and English smiles, but also insects. Almost this time last year the AmeriKat was in the throws of a biblical scale warfare with swarms, floods, and drought inflicting her house. She had hoped that the spring and summer of 2010 was a blip in the calendar of insect infestations she would have to deal with, but alas, with the warmer weather the ants are back. She has now found the gap in her floorboards were the pesky insects have been arriving from, but like plugging a hole in a leaky boat, the water will always find somewhere else to spill in from. So instead of lounging out in the sun, dying eggs, eating chocolate and drinking lemonade on Easter Sunday, she is instead attacking any small six-legged body racing across her floor. (picture, left- the AmeriKat inspecting an alleged Easter bunny) Happy Easter from the AmeriKat!
Bratz Beats Barbie with $89 million jury-award
From pesky six-legged insects, to perky two-legged dolls. Last week a Californian federal jury issued their verdict in favor of Bratz (picture, right) in the now-famous copyright and trade secret battle between Barbie and Bratz (see previous reports here). Barbie's maker, Mattel, had alleged that the maker of the Bratz doll - MGA Entertainment- stole the idea for the Bratz doll by entering into a deal with the designer of the doll, Carter Bryant, who had previously worked for Mattel. Mattel subsequently filed a lawsuit for copyright infringement and trade secret violations, while MGA alleged unfair competition and also trade secret theft. This case was heard by first by Judge Larson who ruled in favor of Mattel, but that $100 million verdict was overturned on appeal. The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that the federal court judge had erred in ruling that Mattel automatically owned the designer's sketch of the doll under the terms of the 'Employee Confidential and Inventions Agreement' between Mattel and the designer and remanded the case back to the federal court.
Bryant's employment agreement had assigned all rights, titles and interests in any such inventions, patents and copyrights to Mattel. The contract defined "inventions" as including, but not limited to, discoveries, improvements, processes, designs and know-how. The district court had held that this agreement assigned Bryant's ideas to Mattel despite 'ideas" not being included on the list or mentioned anywhere else. Mattel argued that the list of examples in the contract were illustrative not exclusive, but the Court held that "ideas" are "markedly different from the list of examples including discoveries, improvements and designs" (People ex rel Lungren v superior Court (1996)). (picture, left - no amount of law school could prepare Lawyer Barbie for the cruelty of a jury verdict) The Court of Appeals stated that the contract was arguable capable of either including or not including ideas, but that the trial court did not recognize this ambiguity and thus did not examine the extrinsic evidence before it on this issue.The Appeals Court concluded that the agreement could be interpreted to cover ideas, but that the text of the agreement did not compel that reading and thus remanded the issue back to the district court. They stated that:
"Designs, processes, computer programs and formulae are concrete, unlike ideas which are ephemeral and often reflect bursts of inspiration that exist only in the mind."
At the end of last year, Mattel and MGA applied for summary judgment on the issue of copyright infringement for the first and second generation Bratz dolls. Judge Carter granted summary judgment in MGA's favor in respect of the second generation Bratz dolls, but the remaining issues, including breach of copyright for the first generation of Bratz dolls and the breach of confidence/trade secret claims, remained for trial. The court was tasked with determining whether the Inventions Agreement entitled Mattel to Bryant's ideas for names like "Bratz" together with sketches that he created outside working hours. Also, ripe for ruling was MGA's trade secret claim against Mattel through a campaign of corporate espionage, whereby MGA alleged that Mattel's employees gained access to regulated private MGA toy showrooms by deceptive means.
On Thursday, a federal court jury in Santa Anna, California, found in favor of MGA and following the Court of Appeals opinion held that Mattel did not own the sketches or ideas for the Bratz dolls. The jury verdict also held in favor of MGA's counterclaim that Mattel had willfully misappropriated trade secrets and slammed Mattel with a $88.5 million damages price tag. A slight saving grace, albeit an insulting one, was that the federal jury also found that MGA had interfered with Bryant's contract with Mattel and issued Mattel a $10,000 award for the interference.
Although the battle may not be over with reports that Mattel will file a motion for a retrial within two weeks and will reserve the right to appeal, the case does remind everyone of the importance of carefully drafted employee contracts, as well as taking the business decision to litigate over seven or so years even if it costs your shareholders $400 million (see MSN money report here). However, if Mattel's intention was to quash the rival dollmaker, the litigation may have just done that. MGA's CEO, Isaac Larian is reported as saying that the Bratz brand "will never be the same level it was before."
laden ladenfam will keep you posted on any further developments in the case.
Tony Duquette seeing Spots with J.Crew sweater
Tony Duquette, Inc, the proprietor of the various IP rights associated from the late namesake artist and designer filed a trade mark infringement suit against clothing retailer and AmeriKat favorite, J.Crew in a New York federal court last week. For those not in the know, the late Tony Duquette was a Tony award-winning designer and artist who counted Elizabeth Arden and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor as clients. Tony Duquette allege that J.Crew has infringed the DUQUETTE name and trade mark by producing and selling a sweater with the style name the "J.Crew Duquette Factory Leopard Print". The complaint alleges that J.Crew knowingly and willfully used the DUQUETTE trade mark in connection with their leopard print sweater because of Duquette's alleged unique association with leopard prints, in particular with woven and printed textiles including carpets and tapestries. (picture, left - a fabric design by Duquette) The AmeriKat is seeing more and more product descriptions that use trade marked words become the subject of trade mark disputes. In the UK, one can always invoke the fun game of whether the product description is being used as a function (of many, many functions) of a trade mark. In the U.S., the case is arguably little more straightforward.
Albeit having not read the complaint, the AmeriKat's gut instinct is that there is not enough here to satisfy the test of trade mark infringement. i.e., namely where is the confusion and whether Duquette has enough reputation in his name associated with leopard print textiles to claim dilution? Further live trade mark registration for DUQUETTE the AmeriKat found on USPTO is for tapestries of textiles, carpets and rugs - not apparel (Reg No. 3863326). The AmeriKat perused J.Crew's website today and found one leopard print sweater which is called the "Wild spots cardigan" - a very un-J.Crew product name - so her guess is that J.Crew has already taken steps to change the name of the contentious product. The Amerikat predicts this lawsuit to die a quickish death, just like the animal print trend of last season.
Apple v Samsung v Apple v Samsung v Apple....
Last year the AmeriKat was constantly up-to-date reporting on the latest of the patent mobile phone wars. She has now officially lost track, except for the latest of the battles now between Samsung and Apple. Apple sued Samsung two weeks ago in California federal court for trade dress, design patent, trade mark and patent infringement against Samsung's Galaxy line of smartphones and tablets. Apple allege that Samsung's products are copies of the iPhone and iPad designs including the "icons with the rounded corners."
The incestuous ties of the smartphone and tablet manufacturers and retailers are felt in this case. In 2010 Samsung earned a reported $5.7 billion revenue from Apple by way of their purchase of Samsung semidconductors. Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, told the Wall Street Journal that Apple is
"Samsung's largest customer, and Samsung is a very valued component supplier to us, and I expect the strong relationship will continue. Separately from this, we felt the mobile communication division of Samsung had crossed the line, and after trying for some time to work the issue, we decided we needed to rely on the courts."
The litigator in the AmeriKat sensed a nice little bargaining chip for Apple in this suit, however not to be uncharacteristic in this type of litigation Samsung then "countersued" Apple last week, but not in the U.S. Samsung filed patent infringement lawsuits against Apple in Korea, Japan and Germany alleging violations of patents filed in each of those jurisdictions. The allegedly infringed patents involve "transmission optimization and reduction of power usage during data transmission, 3G technology for reducing data-transmission errors and a method of tethering a mobile phone to a PC to enable the PC to utilize the phone's wireless data connection." The speed in which these lawsuits were filed indicate that Samsung may have been preparing itself for this counter-attack for sometime.
This latest chapter in the mobile patent war saga again demonstrates that when it comes to litigation surrounding smartphone technology, the best defence that is repeatedly being employed by parties is that of pursuing offensive litigation strategies on a global level. Whether or not that will prompt the parties to settle sooner is not a certainty, but the more complicated and more jurisdictions in which a company has to battle, the more attractive it becomes to resolve the dispute before litigation costs rocket and stated commercial relationships are massively affected.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S2 Fast Browser Review
Samsung Galaxy S2 Fast Browser Review ...
Samsung Galaxy S2 is so fast and so amazing for us. Browser with flash player 10.2 is nice combination. They are working so fast and efficient. In Galaxy S2 browser have different features in which we can zoom-out and zoom-in in different ways. We can play flash videos without leaving the browser page and many others.
Let's see some screen-shots and video:
Samsung Galaxy S2 is so fast and so amazing for us. Browser with flash player 10.2 is nice combination. They are working so fast and efficient. In Galaxy S2 browser have different features in which we can zoom-out and zoom-in in different ways. We can play flash videos without leaving the browser page and many others.
Let's see some screen-shots and video:
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S II Flash Browser test
Samsung Galaxy S II Flash Browser test ....
Samsung Galaxy S II flash browser is so cool in looking and performance. GsmArena.com test of the browser is so sufficient for us. Now a day, Samsung Galaxy has great number lovers. Samsung Galaxy has many different features that increase its performance.
Let's see the video:
Samsung Galaxy S II flash browser is so cool in looking and performance. GsmArena.com test of the browser is so sufficient for us. Now a day, Samsung Galaxy has great number lovers. Samsung Galaxy has many different features that increase its performance.
Let's see the video:
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Samsung with SyncMaster C27A750 Review
Samsung with SyncMaster C27A750 Review ...
Samsung introduces its new monitor, SncMaster C27A750, on 27-inch form factor with Ultra Wide Band wireless technology.The new Samsung monitor, thanks to the Ultra Wide Band technology provides the ability to take your wireless connectivity and use, in this regard, a variety of applications.
According to the manufacturer, the new SyncMaster C27A750 offers a resolution of 1920 x1080 pixels with D-Sub and HDMI ports, but not limited to, in effect, the new product of Samsung home also has USB ports version 2.0 and SuperSpeed.
According to information from the manufacturer learns that the SyncMaster C27A750 will be available from next April at a price of about $ 845.
The house offers Asian as its new product in order to strengthen its commercial position.
Samsung introduces its new monitor, SncMaster C27A750, on 27-inch form factor with Ultra Wide Band wireless technology.The new Samsung monitor, thanks to the Ultra Wide Band technology provides the ability to take your wireless connectivity and use, in this regard, a variety of applications.
According to the manufacturer, the new SyncMaster C27A750 offers a resolution of 1920 x1080 pixels with D-Sub and HDMI ports, but not limited to, in effect, the new product of Samsung home also has USB ports version 2.0 and SuperSpeed.
According to information from the manufacturer learns that the SyncMaster C27A750 will be available from next April at a price of about $ 845.
The house offers Asian as its new product in order to strengthen its commercial position.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Samsung Galaxy Pro: here is the new Android design from BlackBerry
Samsung Galaxy Pro: here is the new Android design from BlackBerry...
A few days ago we showed you the first pictures of the brand new Acer beTouch E210, smartphone based on Google Android 2.2 Froyo with a convenient physical keyboard and a design that makes it very similar to RIM's BlackBerry.
After Acer, the South Korean manufacturer Samsung Unveils to the public a device with very similar characteristics, the Galaxy Pro, which is based on Google Android 2.2 Froyo. The Terminal has a capacitive screen 2.8-inch diagonal, 3 Megapixel rear camera, processor from 800 MHz and TouchWiz user interface.
For the moment no information on price and time to market, in the meantime here's a little video directly from the operator Three UK:
A few days ago we showed you the first pictures of the brand new Acer beTouch E210, smartphone based on Google Android 2.2 Froyo with a convenient physical keyboard and a design that makes it very similar to RIM's BlackBerry.
After Acer, the South Korean manufacturer Samsung Unveils to the public a device with very similar characteristics, the Galaxy Pro, which is based on Google Android 2.2 Froyo. The Terminal has a capacitive screen 2.8-inch diagonal, 3 Megapixel rear camera, processor from 800 MHz and TouchWiz user interface.
For the moment no information on price and time to market, in the meantime here's a little video directly from the operator Three UK:
Friday, March 4, 2011
Windows Phone 7 Samsung device upgradeable on back
Windows Phone 7 Samsung device upgradeable on back...
Recall that a few days ago we talked about a glitch which affected some users of Samsung phones after they had installed the latest update of Windows Phone 7. An update that would do nothing more than pave the way towards other much more significant update expected for this year (such as copy and paste), but that it was revealed dangerous for some terminals.
After Microsoft had withdrawn apologized, promising that he would become available within a short time. Since yesterday evening, however, the update is available again, and the problem has been fixed.
Microsoft addresses the challenge of creating software that run on different hardware from different manufacturers (a bit what with Microsoft in the PC) while Apple doesn't have to worry about this kind of problems, as has at most 3 device supported simultaneously by iOS (Right now 2, since iOS 4.3 no longer supports the iPhone 3G). This does not mean that there are problems, just think of the silent alarm or belated which gave some headache last autumn and on new year's Eve.
Recall that a few days ago we talked about a glitch which affected some users of Samsung phones after they had installed the latest update of Windows Phone 7. An update that would do nothing more than pave the way towards other much more significant update expected for this year (such as copy and paste), but that it was revealed dangerous for some terminals.
After Microsoft had withdrawn apologized, promising that he would become available within a short time. Since yesterday evening, however, the update is available again, and the problem has been fixed.
Microsoft addresses the challenge of creating software that run on different hardware from different manufacturers (a bit what with Microsoft in the PC) while Apple doesn't have to worry about this kind of problems, as has at most 3 device supported simultaneously by iOS (Right now 2, since iOS 4.3 no longer supports the iPhone 3G). This does not mean that there are problems, just think of the silent alarm or belated which gave some headache last autumn and on new year's Eve.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S: Help Root ROM leak Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread
Samsung Galaxy S: Help Root ROM leak Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread...
Yesterday we told you about the new ROM-based Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread for Samsung Galaxy S. As mentioned earlier, this is a ROM leak is not yet official and under development, so it is possible that not everything runs smoothly.
However, those interested to try it but did not want to lose the rights of root, we offer a brief guide to root the new ROM:
Yesterday we told you about the new ROM-based Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread for Samsung Galaxy S. As mentioned earlier, this is a ROM leak is not yet official and under development, so it is possible that not everything runs smoothly.
However, those interested to try it but did not want to lose the rights of root, we offer a brief guide to root the new ROM:
- First of all procuriamoci Odin and download the following file ( Download )
- From Odin select PDA and upload the file speedmod-kernel-k13c-500hz.tar
- Uncheck re-partition and Auto Reboot and click on Start
- At this point, remove the battery on the phone and start them in Recovery Mode (by pressing the central button Volume Up + + power button )
- We move with the Volume buttons on speedmod Ulk advanced features and click on Root
- We remove the battery again
- Open Odin and PDAs , we select the original kernel JV1 ( KernelGinger.tar.md5 ) this time with Auto reboot checked
- The process is complete, we will have the rights to Root
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
CeBIT 2011: Samsung's new LCD displays clear
CeBIT 2011: Samsung's new LCD displays clear...
At CeBIT in Hannover, Samsung showed off a new LCD 46 "... transparent!
Samsung has a model on the back of the screen depicting a city, so that users can perceive the most interesting feature of this screen: transparency. The product in question is connected to a PC running Windows 7: The image quality is exceptional, even if all there is to see the other side of the screen is a very strange feeling. The product lends itself to use in business or desing, because a household is too early, also, the version on display at CeBIT is an evolution of what already shown itself in 2010 by Samsung.
At CeBIT in Hannover, Samsung showed off a new LCD 46 "... transparent!
Samsung has a model on the back of the screen depicting a city, so that users can perceive the most interesting feature of this screen: transparency. The product in question is connected to a PC running Windows 7: The image quality is exceptional, even if all there is to see the other side of the screen is a very strange feeling. The product lends itself to use in business or desing, because a household is too early, also, the version on display at CeBIT is an evolution of what already shown itself in 2010 by Samsung.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S: Update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread for March
Samsung Galaxy S: Update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread for March...
Interesting news coming for all owners of Samsung Galaxy S, according to leaked on the web, Samsung Germany has confirmed the 'update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread coming for the month of March.
In all likelihood, Samsung will maintain its TouchWiz user interface, and then from the perspective of graph should change little. The new features are characterized by intrinsic functions such as Gingerbread, the new system for selecting text, the new keyboard, better battery management, VOIP, etc..
We just have to wait.
Interesting news coming for all owners of Samsung Galaxy S, according to leaked on the web, Samsung Germany has confirmed the 'update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread coming for the month of March.
In all likelihood, Samsung will maintain its TouchWiz user interface, and then from the perspective of graph should change little. The new features are characterized by intrinsic functions such as Gingerbread, the new system for selecting text, the new keyboard, better battery management, VOIP, etc..
We just have to wait.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Samsung Galaxy s: released update to Android 2.2.1 Froyo
Updates in vista for Samsung Galaxy S, unfortunately, is not about Gingerbread! Through the official facebook page, Samsung has announced to its customers, the release of the new ROM-based Android 2 2.1 Froyo.
The update, available as always on hated Kies, should improve the overall performance of the device, solving partially the lag that plague from its placing on the market. We look forward to hearing your opinions.
The update, available as always on hated Kies, should improve the overall performance of the device, solving partially the lag that plague from its placing on the market. We look forward to hearing your opinions.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Il Sole 24 ORE lands exclusive Samsung Galaxy Tab
Almost all the national newspapers are releasing their electronic version for tablet PCs and smartphones. Il Sole 24 Ore also moves to digital, choosing Android for its debut.
Starting today, for two months, will be available in a completely free implementation of Il Sole 24 Ore exclusive Samsung Galaxy Tab, below the official press release:
Starting today, for two months, will be available in a completely free implementation of Il Sole 24 Ore exclusive Samsung Galaxy Tab, below the official press release:
Il Sole 24 ORE Samsung chose to debut on Android
Exclusively for two months on the Samsung Galaxy Tab '"app" Il Sole 24 ORE, also to enjoy the best of economic Android
Milan, February 23, 2011 - Samsung has been chosen by Il Sole 24 ORE ideal partner for the debut of its content on the Android platform: today and for two months exclusively on Galaxy Tab will be available for free because the application of the most important newspaper Italian economy and its inserts.
Always attentive to offer the best in mobile entertainment and information to its users, Samsung has extended its range of applications, to date more than 2,700, with Il Sole 24 ORE new app, downloadable from Samsung Apps (www.samsungapps. com). In this way, users will have easy and immediate access to a universe of content and information related to the economy, finance, politics and current events. In the "picker" can be read on its Galaxy Tab to the newspaper, just as it is on sale, and its inserts and log on to the last seven days. In the web section, however, you can receive real-time updates of news from the site www.ilsole24ore.com.
"The choice of Sole 24 Ore confirms the success of Samsung Galaxy Tab Android for excellence as a tablet, that provides users with maximum freedom and simplicity through the contents wherever they are, keep up to date on major current events and favorite subjects," he Carlo commented Barlocco, Vice President of IT & Telecom Samsung Electronics Italy.
Samsung Galaxy S II: It turns into HD Media Player with technology MHL
At the last Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, the South Korean manufacturer Samsung has unveiled to the public the new Galaxy S II. The device based on Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread boasts a thin design and a large AMOLED display Super Plus 4.3-inch diagonal.
In addition to the technical characteristics mentioned several times, the Galaxy II S boasts MHL technology (Mobile High-Definition Link), which is a technology that lets you connect your device to the HDMI port of traditional televisions, using the classic microUSB connector.
Through this new technology, not only you can use the device as a Media Player with high definition content, at the same time you can recharge the battery.
For more info you can also visit: http://www.mhlconsortium.org/
In addition to the technical characteristics mentioned several times, the Galaxy II S boasts MHL technology (Mobile High-Definition Link), which is a technology that lets you connect your device to the HDMI port of traditional televisions, using the classic microUSB connector.
Through this new technology, not only you can use the device as a Media Player with high definition content, at the same time you can recharge the battery.
For more info you can also visit: http://www.mhlconsortium.org/
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Simyo Samsung Galaxy Tab available without permanence and promotion rates
The tablets have formed important part of the Mobile World Congress 2011 in advance of what most will be in the coming years so that all operators want to start betting big on this type of device.
Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Telstra already offer subsidized Samsung Galaxy Tab next to stay in one of the data rates for 18 months but has been Simyo the first to throw without any kind of permanence with some of the higher data rates of the market.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is available at 549 euros contract with any rate voice and data or just one of the rates of 1 and 5GB (after which the speed is reduced to 64 and 128Kbps respectively) are kept in promoting this week 10.49 euros and 20.49 euros per month respectively during the first three months. In prepaid also available for 10 euros with the daily rate of 2.75 euros.
Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Telstra already offer subsidized Samsung Galaxy Tab next to stay in one of the data rates for 18 months but has been Simyo the first to throw without any kind of permanence with some of the higher data rates of the market.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is available at 549 euros contract with any rate voice and data or just one of the rates of 1 and 5GB (after which the speed is reduced to 64 and 128Kbps respectively) are kept in promoting this week 10.49 euros and 20.49 euros per month respectively during the first three months. In prepaid also available for 10 euros with the daily rate of 2.75 euros.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Samsung phones are not considered interesting 3D, yet
I do not think Samsung will not have problems to launch phones with 3D display is more a question of priorities and market research, but if there were doubts Koreans gave their views.
The head of mobile division in the UK, Jim Powell, spoke at the Mobile World Congress on the use of 3D displays in phones, reporting that they are not planning to release any short or medium term.
Samsung is currently a sales leader in devices that have to do with the 3D visualization of contents, so they have the technology, but still think there is no need for a phone of this nature.
The phone size is also something we do not like Samsung, which is working very seriously with thinness and weight of the terminals, leaving aside the processing power. Of all forms wish good luck to the competition.
The comments came as a result of media interest that has caused the powerful LG 3D Optimus, a showcase technology from LG and is also a statement of intent of what they want the Koreans in the business of Smartphones.
The head of mobile division in the UK, Jim Powell, spoke at the Mobile World Congress on the use of 3D displays in phones, reporting that they are not planning to release any short or medium term.
"We are World Leaders in 3D, But We Have not seen a Need for 3D on mobiles as yet for UK customers ... There's a trade off with when it comes to thickness and pocketablity when it comes to Into Adding 3D mobile phone as well ... "
Samsung is currently a sales leader in devices that have to do with the 3D visualization of contents, so they have the technology, but still think there is no need for a phone of this nature.
The phone size is also something we do not like Samsung, which is working very seriously with thinness and weight of the terminals, leaving aside the processing power. Of all forms wish good luck to the competition.
"... We just do not see [3D] is Needed yet - good luck to the innovators Though, it will be interesting to see if it works, and if it does you'll see a response from Samsung quickly."
The comments came as a result of media interest that has caused the powerful LG 3D Optimus, a showcase technology from LG and is also a statement of intent of what they want the Koreans in the business of Smartphones.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S II, the first smartphone equipped with MHL
Undoubtedly one of the biggest questions seen the new Samsung smartphones was to know the whereabouts of the alleged mini-video output HDMI at first the press releases touting the benefits of the new system took for granted and that many readers put questioned. Until a new look at the specifications of the terminal makes us to look at a detail overlooked and that a video recorded during the Mobile World Congress 2011 to bring out the Samsung Galaxy S II is the first smartphone to equip the new protocol MHL .
So we can say quite categorically that the device has an HDMI output, in a way. MHL or Mobile High-Definition Link is a protocol developed by a consortium of companies among which are Sony, Toshiba, Nokia, Silicon Image and Samsung's own, by which you can send video to HD quality and Dolby Digital audio through the microUSB port.
This new connection aimed for use on mobile devices using a simple four-wire cable that provides a physical link between the microUSB and a standard HDMI TV. This is the phone itself or tablet to discern the type of connection established through the connector, and can discriminate between the connection for data transfer with a computer or for playing multimedia content on a large format television. With the added advantage that the mobile device can also charge while we are enjoying the videos with him captured.
Only a small stick in all this is that the TV must be compatible with MHL, which will not occur until the second quarter of this year, there a special adapter for TVs that have no such standard, which may be acquired.
Another advantage of incorporating MHL 1.0 is the ability to control playback from your mobile device with a single remote, the TV in this case, once it is connected. And can operate more comfortably all possibilities as the smartphone multimedia center.
Apparently seven new smartphone models are testing the standard and will be sold after the summer. Although completely unaware of what devices might be, we anticipate that manufacturers will try members of the consortium intends to support and extend this new protocol.
So we can say quite categorically that the device has an HDMI output, in a way. MHL or Mobile High-Definition Link is a protocol developed by a consortium of companies among which are Sony, Toshiba, Nokia, Silicon Image and Samsung's own, by which you can send video to HD quality and Dolby Digital audio through the microUSB port.
This new connection aimed for use on mobile devices using a simple four-wire cable that provides a physical link between the microUSB and a standard HDMI TV. This is the phone itself or tablet to discern the type of connection established through the connector, and can discriminate between the connection for data transfer with a computer or for playing multimedia content on a large format television. With the added advantage that the mobile device can also charge while we are enjoying the videos with him captured.
Only a small stick in all this is that the TV must be compatible with MHL, which will not occur until the second quarter of this year, there a special adapter for TVs that have no such standard, which may be acquired.
Another advantage of incorporating MHL 1.0 is the ability to control playback from your mobile device with a single remote, the TV in this case, once it is connected. And can operate more comfortably all possibilities as the smartphone multimedia center.
Apparently seven new smartphone models are testing the standard and will be sold after the summer. Although completely unaware of what devices might be, we anticipate that manufacturers will try members of the consortium intends to support and extend this new protocol.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Samsung S Galaxy II: Pre-order them at eXpansys UK price fixed at £ 649.99
In recent days, at the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, the South Korean manufacturer Samsung has unveiled to the public the new S Galaxy II, a very interesting device based on Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread and driven by a powerful processor Dual-Core 4210 Exynos 1 GHz .
The device was recently added to the online catalog eXpansys UK, what interests us most is obviously the price, which as we can see is £ 649.99 or about € 772. Availability is scheduled for April 18.
The device was recently added to the online catalog eXpansys UK, what interests us most is obviously the price, which as we can see is £ 649.99 or about € 772. Availability is scheduled for April 18.
MWC '11: comparison between photographic iPhone 4 and Galaxy S
The Galaxy Tab Samsung
Samsung has finally unveiled its Galaxy Tab, a tablet form factor up to 10.1 inches.
In fact, the first generation Galaxy Tab was not really a tablet, rather like an eBook reader.
The event in Barcelona Samsung has decided to introduce its first real tablet with flattering also present several analysts.
The second generation comes to form factor, 10.1-inch screen in multi-touch and a resolution of 1280 x 800 WXGA technology.
The operating system is the Android version of Honeycomb and has a weight really irrelevant, no more than 600 grams.
The new hardware platform of the Samsung is able to support a mass storage from 16 to 32 GB dual-processor version in addition to various interfaces.
At the moment, you do not know the selling price.
In fact, the first generation Galaxy Tab was not really a tablet, rather like an eBook reader.
The event in Barcelona Samsung has decided to introduce its first real tablet with flattering also present several analysts.
The second generation comes to form factor, 10.1-inch screen in multi-touch and a resolution of 1280 x 800 WXGA technology.
The operating system is the Android version of Honeycomb and has a weight really irrelevant, no more than 600 grams.
The new hardware platform of the Samsung is able to support a mass storage from 16 to 32 GB dual-processor version in addition to various interfaces.
At the moment, you do not know the selling price.
Samsung Galaxy Tab II: It will be exclusive to Vodafone UK
Samsung has just presented to the public the new Galaxy Tab II, seccessore lucky tablet of Android, with a large 10.1-inch diagonal display.
Through its official twitter page, Vodafone UK is known to its users that the new device will be their exclusive. Full details will be revealed shortly, is most interested in is undoubtedly the price, since its direct competitor, the 'Optimus Pad, it will cost (at least in Germany) € 999.
Through its official twitter page, Vodafone UK is known to its users that the new device will be their exclusive. Full details will be revealed shortly, is most interested in is undoubtedly the price, since its direct competitor, the 'Optimus Pad, it will cost (at least in Germany) € 999.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)