We were fortunate to have been sent the Samsung Galaxy Note (GT-N7000) just before the Christmas holidays began and whilst we’ve been keeping our mouths full of mince pies, chocolate and mulled wine we’ve also taken some time to unbox and capture a quick gallery.
Is it a tablet or is it a smartphone? Difficult to say and we’ve seen mixed reviews regarding its 5.3″ front panel. While we continue to test out the Galaxy Note, here’s a quick summary of its key specs.
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The Samsung Nexus has been recently announced and will be the first smart phone running the Android 4.0 Ice Cream sandwich OS! The phone features a 4.65 inch super AMOLED touchscreen, with a 5 megapixel camera. The Nexus is being powered by a 1.2GHz dual processor with 1GB of RAM. The internal memory on this phone is quite large at either 16-32GB of storage.
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The phone has many unique interesting features like an accelerometer, compass, gyro, light, proximity sensor, it also adds a barometer to the mix.
The Samsung Galaxy S II which is not yet launched, might end up heading towards Sprint. Yes, the most awaited Android smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II has been found branded with Sprint logo in some of the recently leaked photographs by the folks over at This Is My Next.
The folks from PocketNow pits the latest Samsung Galaxy S2 flagship up against the ‘gold standard’ iPhone 4. When I review mobiles, the first feature I look at is the screen quality. Many think the iPhone 4′s retina display is unbeatable but I personal think the new Samsung’s WVGA still puts up a decent fight though with less PPI. Check it out below…
For years Apple has driven innovation in the marketplace by providing top notch designs and by paying close attention to the experience generated for users of their products. Last week executives at Samsung’s mobile division announced that they will revamp the design of their Galaxy Tab line of Android Tablets to compete more directly with the Apple iPad 2.
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Keen to pave the way forward for their popular Galaxy series family, Samsung has now made official that the latest Galaxy S II (S 2) and Galaxy Tab II will soon be arriving.
Samsung has announced the new 4G LTE-supporting Galaxy tablet, competing with the newly released Motorola Xoom, with Verizon’s high-speed connected lineup. Samsung has launched a Wi-Fi-only version of the tablet that should hit the US market soon.
