Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts

SAMSUNG NOTEBOOK OLED SEE-THROUGH TRANSPARANT

transparent_amoled_laptop1samsung, an electronic company from south korea is never stop innovating. this time, to show how OLED technology is more advance, samsung creates a unique laptop. thislaptop in the off condition will be displayed transparent with only 40 percent oflight able to go through from the back.

SAMSUNG HAVEN OVERVIEW

samsung HAVEN overview
When Samsung released the D900, it seemed they had finally struck gold in merging a solid slim-slider phone with a good-quality camera. Though it had a few initial critics for the lack of some relatively minor features, many buyers were not deterred in any way and punters showed clearly what they thought by buying this phone in droves.

SAMSUNG VIBRANT ANDROID PHONE (T-MOBILE)


Ideal for those looking to combine entertainment and mobile communication in one device, Samsung Android-powered Vibrant to T-Mobile is pre-loaded with various games and videos – including the Edition of The Sims 3 Collector’s (T-Mobile exclusive) and the blockbuster James Cameron , Avatar. It also comes pre-loaded with the Kindle for Android applications – allowing you to search and browse more than 500,000 books – and offers access to MobiTV streaming video.

SAMSUNG N150 HANDS ON AT CES 2010

Samsung N150 Best Price At:
>www.amazon.com/samsung-N150
Another “little one” home Samsung and I have to prove is that the N150model, unlike other Samsung models, does not affect immmediatamente as aesthetics, since it has very simple lines, clean and neat, but for those who do not like frills, certainly much appreciated.
Shaped and compact design with a very essential I find it very suitable to persons who do not aim primarily aesthetic, but they want a good netbookwith certain characteristics.

PHONESCHOLAR.COM 6-23-10 BLOG DROID X ANNOUNCED, SAMSUNG SMILEY, GRAVITY 3, GRAVITY T REVIEW



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PhoneScholar.com 6-23-10 blog Droid X announced, Samsung Smiley, Gravity 3, Gravity T review
Here is Samsung F480 Secret Codes,resolve all the problems of your mobile phone. The first thing that you can do is restore the mobile to the factory settings. For this go to the sttings of your mobile phone and run this process. Enter the Default mobile password if you have not changed or enter the changed password. The second thiag that you can do if the first method does not works. You should Flash the operating system and install the frash copy of the opearting system in your mobile phone. This can

SAMSUNG VIBRANT REVIEW [RUMORS]



vibrant
Samsung Vibrant review RUMORS
Samsung J700 Silver and Samsung L770 Pink, both are the sliding open phones coming in two different colours. Samsung J700 comes in sober silver, whereas Samsung L770 comes in vibrant pink. Both are serving equally to the customers. They are high in features and successfully acclaimed handsets available in the market. More or less these two mobiles are similar with some little changes. Now the choice is totally dependent upon the customers. They are free to choose any of the model. Lets discuss their various features.

SAMSUNG I8000 OMNIA II WITH AMOLED SCREEN, VIDEO PREVIEW BY AI.RS BLOG


Samsung i8000 Omnia II with AMOLED screen, video preview by ai.rs blog
Once you see the Samsung Omnia 2 I8000, you immediately notice something different about the phone. When Samsung launched the Instinct in 2008, it was an instant hit. The large screen, purely touch-screen features, and slim design made the phone cutting edge. The Omnia 2 takes these jaw dropping features much further.
Clear And Smooth Look
Upon seeing the Samsung Omnia 2 I8000, you immediately notice its clear and smooth look. So clear in fact that it’s just like having a sheet of tinted glass as a mobile phone. This is what makes this phone in a class and sophistication of its own.
Unique Features
Aside from being a mobile phone, there are a lot of innovations that have been put into the design of the Samsung Omnia 2 I8000. These features are what make the phone uniquely a cut above the rest.
Here are those unique features:
  • AMOLED Screen
An AMOLED (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) makes you enjoy clarity and vivid colors on your phone just like on an LCD HDTV. It is a thousand times faster, compared to the conventional TFT LCD display that other phones are equipped with. The AMOLED screen also allows you to clearly read content in websites and applications. Furthermore, it doesn’t matter if you are right under the sun. Enjoy viewing the contents of your phone without the glare.
  • Touch-screen Interface
The phone allows you to choose from either TouchWiz 2.0 or Windows Mobile UI. This means larger, readable, and more accessible icons, a much better 3D design, and user friendly navigation. Aside from these innovations, this allows you a faster and more responsive feel for the drag-and-drop functions. In other words, using the phone will be effortless and a breeze.
  • Powerful Multimedia
Never before will you ever see features jam packed into one phone. This includes a faster browser, Wi-Fi, a 5 megapixel camera, video recording in DVD quality, a cutting edge GPS, a staggering 48GB memory capacity, games in 3D, multiple codec for various video formats, and a music player for your listening delight. In addition, enjoy endless enjoyment with a battery life of well over 400 hours.
  • Business Features
The Samsung Omnia 2 I8000 is not just a phone; it’s a mobile office. Thanks to the Windows Mobile OS 6.5, you have easy access to Microsoft Windows Office applications, email, Internet Explorer, Adobe Reader, and much more. If you are constantly traveling on business, there is no need to worry. With the phones GPS, you’ll never get lost, and you’ll be on time every time.
Never will be phones be known as mediums for making calls and SMS. This phone redefines the concept and fundamentals behind mobile phones. With the Omnia 2, you can virtually do almost anything. Not only can you do almost anything, you do it with style.
Due to the advancements in phone technology, coupled with the power of Windows, looking through the Windows of the Samsung Omnia 2 I8000 takes a whole new meaning.

Watch the video related to amoled windows mobile

Here we compare the AMOLED display of the Samsung Omnia Pro with the traditional display of the LCD

Help answer the question about amoled windows mobile

Samsung i900 Omnia or s8000 Jet?
I will be buying a new phone, and I am still confused between the two.
Is the windows mobile OS on omnia worth having (albeit the weird 240×400 resolution)or can I live with just java apps/games?
Are there really cool/fun games on java or they are practically the same with the games on Winmo in terms of graphics?
How is the handwriting recognition speed and touchscreen feedback? Can I write complete sentences or do I have to write every single letter?
Does having a 480×800 AMOLED screen on the jet really outshines the 240×400 TFT LCD of the omnia? does having a 240×400 look ugly with pretty obvious pixels on the screen in omnia?
What makes Jet or Omnia better than the other?
Sorry for the questions but both are really nice phones, I love everything about Samsung jet but having no OS is really a MAJOR drawback. I want customizability and a wide array of applications.
If only I could afford the Omnia II then I wont be having this hard dilemma. xD

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SAMSUNG OMNIA II SCH-I920

Verizon is hard at work this holiday season, pumping out quality smartphones – the Samsung Omnia II is no exception. Running Windows Mobile 6.5 andSamsung TouchWiz Interface 2.0, this phone is a mobile office, which is equipped with multimedia features. The Omnia II is now available for Verizon, and costs $ 199 with a two-year contract. (After a $ 100 discount)
Here are some highlights:
* Windows Mobile 6.5
* 5.0MP Camera w / Flash & Auto Focus
* 3.7in WVGA AMOLED display
* Input Swype Technology
* Stereo Bluetooth (2.0)
* EV-DO Rev A
* 208 MB RAM / 512 MB ROM
* Wi-Fi (802.11 b / g)
* 8 GB internal memory + microSD
Unboxing
Nothing too exciting here. It is in a strong “black box Samsung with three CD’s come with a desktop program to sync the phone, music software and a manual. Also included is a charger / USB chord, a wired headset adapter, and a “quick tips” booklet.
Cosmetics
The first thing you notice on the Samsung Omnia II of its styling. There is actually some, unlike some other recent releases. (Cough cough Droid) The send and end keys have a brushed texture and the menu button (this is not a directional pad) is surrounded by an overview of cool silver. Onyx color surrounding the body.
The back of the phone has this red carbon fiber look to it:
On the right you will find the USB charger port, the lock button and the camera button:
On the left side is a 3.5-mm headphone jack, along with volume and OK buttons:
Unlike the original Omnia, which had a full stylus that comes Omnia II with a telescopic stylus. He lives on the upper right corner of the phone, and extends, as it is pulled out.
Under the rear you will find the 3.7 V Li-Ion Battery 1500mAh to find and access the microSD slot on the left side.
There are no buttons or ports on the top or bottom of the phone.
Battery
The Omnia II has a very long talk time of 6 hours with 375 hours standby time – this is a large battery. Not only does this phone automatically dim after 15 seconds, it locks after 30 seconds by default is also a big plus for any pocket dialers out there. (Myself included) These defaults certainly contribute to the long stand-by time.
Boot Up
When the phone is switched on “Samsung Omnia II” appears on the screen, then “Windows Mobile”. The entire sequence takes less than a minute.
Screen
The large 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED display looks fantastic. It is almost the same resolution as the Motorola Droid, although it does not have as many colors. An added bonus is that this technology makes the screen readable in the brightest of SO
The resistive touch surface can get take some time if you are already in use with a capacitive screen. A resistive type screen has a little bit, against the hard glass of a capacitive screen. The advantage is that you can use a stylus on a resistive screen (or fingernail, for that matter). However, I found the response of the screen to a little disappointing. The haptic feedback reminds me of the sound of a hard drive makes when seeking, and the screen flutters when scrolling through menus. Speaking of menus, Samsung gave them “bounce” a bit like an iPhone, Blackberry or Android, but somehow managed to feel that this somewhat bulky.
Software
I like that Samsung TouchWiz go 2.0 has interface with Windows Mobile 6.5. It offers some simplification and streamlining of certain functions, such as a multi-page home screen, messaging, images, and the Samsung store widget. The Task Switcher, you can easily see what is open and close, you just need. TouchWiz is a nice addition to the standard WM interface. However, if the HTC TouchFlo I think HTC has compared a slightly better job. As the name implies, Flos it a little better.
TouchWiz is also responsible for the 3D cube. This 6-sided multi-media interface for viewing various media applications for the user maintained. From the home screen is a link to “Cube” in the bottom right to “My Contacts”. Although this is a neat interface, I find it a bit redundant. The same links are already in the programs menu. I think the cube would have a better widget than was additionally. I can not find a way to simply disable the dice without disabling the TouchWiz interface.
The Windows Mobile market is included in the price, but the interface seems a little confused.
Other applications include standard Microsoft Office Mobile, Facebook, Weather Bug, YouTube, Games, Ferrari GT Evolution, Solitaire, Bubble Breaker and Dice.
Since it is a synchronizing Windows Mobile is easy Outlook. All of your contacts, emails, appointments and tasks without the hassle involved with some other smart phones available. Setting up an Exchange server for your e-mail is also easy to accomplish.
Select calls it, is also quite easy with a simple interface of the Omnia II With a sensor that is off the touch screen, while in the vicinity of your face. Calls on the phone are clearly and sharply, as expected, and you can use other functions on the phone during a call. There is also a practical interface to add notes during a call.
Keyboard & Software Swype
The on-screen keyboard is in a vertical and landscape. The vertical keyboard is a bit hard o use at first, but there is an additional feature on this phone that you will probably grow to love, too. Swype technology, by the same people we had the original T9, you can simply “type” with one finger. Watch the video below for a demonstration.
You Tube
You Tube
I really like to use Swype, but if you prefer, there are other options, like a character typist to write letters and gestures, and the standard keyboard withSamsung T9. Note that it was the space bar began to move in landscape mode only when using the left Swype.
Browser
Included is Opera 9.5. This is a great browser that works wonderfully. A simple double-click tap zooms, while the other zooms out again. Tabs are easily accessible pages must be made quickly, and browsing feels seamless.
You want the option to use Internet Explorer if you there. Maybe I’m missing something, but I could not go into the landscape. Do not use my opinion, IE mobile is usually as simple or as elegant as Opera. I wish there was an option to uninstall IE here, to free memory.
Camera
The camera is 5.0MP great enrichment for this phone. Recordings are clear and clean, and the colors are balanced without any adjustments. It takes pictures too fast! Included are many camera options such as a continuous rapid fire mode, the 6 images in sequence, a mosaic mode that allows you different shots for different parts of the image, a panorama mode that you make a 180-degree photo allows to take drives, an action mode, shooting moving objects easily, and a smile mode, which focuses on the faces.
When viewing images, you are given the opportunity to set the image as wallpaper, set it as a contact picture, edit the image, crop, including options, color balance, adjust the contract, Rotate / Flip, and set the image in black and white, negative, or sepia.
The camera can also shoot video in a 720×480 MPEG4 format. The videos it also takes quite good.
Overall, the camera is outstanding options are. The phone has a great camera package and you can say some, if was brought into the surface.
On the HTC Touch Pro2 comparison:
Other thoughts
I am a bit disturbed that Samsung put the lock button on the right side of the phone. Once you press the button, you will see the screen very briefly, then you are shown to unlock screen. To unlock the screen, simply touch the unlock icon. There is no gesture to do so. Moreover, since it is a resistive touch screen, something could potentially, the Unlock button. Given these shortcomings, I see a lot of pocket dialing and / or a premature dead battery.
I think I want that Samsung have a back button would be somewhere. The large button in the center functions as the Windows key. The Quit button always brings you back to the Home screen. Most of the time if you want to go back, you have the window open is to close with the X in the upper right means.
The 8 GB internal memory is great! This will be used only for media. I wish more than 186MB will be used for programs.
It’s seems that Verizon intensional delayed the release of the Omnia II Community The phone also known for several months and it’s like it was sitting on the deck waiting to bat. This is without a doubt, because they wanted the droid with a bang on the release and follow it with a steady stream of smart phones for the holiday season.
Conclusion
I think that’s Omnia II, a great improvement over the original Omnia. The addition of TouchWiz was a wise decision, and it works fine with WM 6.5. I feel a little more attention could go into the layout of the buttons and the way the menus are “feeling”, but overall Samsung has done a wonderful job on this phone. The camera, web browsing and easy integration with Exchange and Outlook to make it a great phone. Enterprise users will appreciate its features.
This phone is not for you if you want a hardware QWERTY keyboard. Not immediately dismiss Omnia II, because the on-screen keyboard though. Try the Swype function. If you are a fan of Windows Mobile, then this is your cell phone.
Be sure to take a look at the Blackberry and the Motorola Storm2 Droid, as they may be alternatives.
If you are a world in need Phone (GSM / CDMA), do not need a 5MP camera, no matter with WM 6.1, but still want a hardware keyboard can be found on the HTC Touch Pro2 (or) the Tilt other networks.