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lunes, 20 de junio de 2011

AT&T Galaxy S II pictured by Samsung Singapore Facebook


Well we can have several potential names for u.s. versions of the Samsung Galaxy S II, but there is a lack of release time frames of any kind. See how this is one of, if not the sexiest phone out there now this is a little sad for us state-side. Samsung Singapore, of all places have let us know that GSII in works for America with an accessory image.

The image above appeared on Samsung Mobile Singapore facebook page a few days ago. The image is of a desktop dock for Galaxy S II. A cool accessories must be secure, but more important, this version of GSII has a at&t logo just below the speaker.

International users have enjoyed Galaxy S II for some time now, while we still eagerly waiting for an official communication on the phone in the U.S. still. Hopefully this means the message is coming soon. In the note in the image above is that, just as with the original Galaxy S, Samsung seems to replace its more iPhone attractive hardware button scheme with standard 4 capacitive buttons common to Android phones. This means that while we get the physical home key as the original, we do not lose the key search.

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sábado, 18 de junio de 2011

Samsung Galaxy tab 10.1 Wifi Edition hands-on


See! Thinnest and lightest tablet of them all! It is straight outta Samsung and it has been the latest Android system, Android 3.1 Honeycomb (in contrast to 3.0, IE) and the forthcoming right on cha. Know before we start in here, we have got a look at the slightly earlier version of this tablet in Samsung Galaxy tab 10.1 Google I/O Limited Edition revision, but that this version is more of a "complete" version of the tablet, it will hopefully be free from defect in colouring of the rind. We get our eyes glancing sideways, while we are giving this masterpiece of a bit hardware see full on a period of a full review. In the meantime, makes it possible to see!

This device is Samsung's latest greatest effort and certainly a bigtime with a 10.5? TFT display 1 on a 10.09 x 6.81 x 0.34 (256.2 x 172.9 x 8.6 mm) chassis, 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core processor and 65,536 MB built-in memory, and even though we predicted it based on previous iterations of the unit, no expandable memory slot. This unit carries out a massive 7000 mAh battery, which we think will last us the reason to infinity, and a surprisingly modest set of cameras on the front (2 megapixel) and back (3-megapixel.) The only ports you want to work with is Samsung proprietary slot, that transforms at the bottom of the device to the USB and headphone jack at the top.

This unit is a part of a recent smear campaign directed against the iPad 2, is responsible for its counterpart to the Limited Edition Google I/O Galaxy tab 10.1 download Android 3.1 second on the market (after Motorola XOOM on Verizon get it first), and it is available for purchase now at best buy for $ 499.99 to 16 GB variant and $ 599.99 to 32 GB.

Hands-on with Galaxy tab 10.1 Wifi Edition

You can see more accessories for Galaxy tab 10.1 here on video or on the slip that came with the device, and, of course, the smaller brother is coming soon in an 8.9 inch screen form factor … apparently with a thicker and darker screen? Strange stuff! That said, provides an opportunity to look at this long sleeved Lady!

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viernes, 17 de junio de 2011

NeXus S Auto Photo delete error investigated by Samsung and Google

RUH roh, one of these mysterious gremlin faults occur in everyone's favorite smartphone with the coolest most nude version of Android 2.3 Honey cakes, Nexus p. this specific error message happens reportedly specifically on Nexus S 4 G (aka Sprint version of the device) and includes connectivity and random photo deletion error. Before we continue, have a look at our review of that Nexus S 4 G device, and come back with full knowledge. So is this, which is spoken by a spokesman from the large yellow to Computerworld late yesterday: "we are aware of connectivity reports being brought forward by a small number of Nexus S 4 G customers. Google, Sprint and Samsung will treat these reports and although we do not yet have been able to identify all specific reasons, we are working to determine exactly what our customers are experiencing. Bad news bears!

Computerworld apparently tracking the problem and build a report in months now that few in the offers from a few users, most of them appear to come from the United Kingdom, pointing toward a not particular problem to a region, but that the manufacturer, if said, the problem is actually a hardware problem at all. One particular UK user Julian Bhardwaj, is detailed to the point of being a pro commenter:

"Images deleted at random from the phone. There seems to be no obvious pattern or cause for what, or when images are deleted, only that anyone who uses the Nexus S or a phone, which they have upgraded to Android 2.3 has this problem. The problem seems to be ongoing since around the beginning of the year, just after the Android 2.3 and Nexus S was released. The only Word from Google about the subject seems so far that the problem is not ' repeatable ', so that they cannot examine it. For me and many other Nexus S users is very frustrating. This is a critical error with phone/operating system …. "

Next, you can track the problem back to Janurary 3rd, 2011 in the Google mobile help part of their messageboards. A Google employee named "mrevan" noted the following about problems in the comment form:

"[I] see a ton of consistency in the reports … I am therefore sorry to hear about your troubles here … I know how important photos are! "

"Thanks for the answers. Do you think all have less different experiences, but I will pass on your reports together and see what we can find! "

Sounds familiar? How has your experience been so far, Nexus S? Do you think that these issues are singled around one single carrier, manufacturer, or Android 2.3? Or are they all just user error, and that is that? NeXus s users, please let us know what you think!

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lunes, 13 de junio de 2011

Samsung fascinate receive maintenance update ED04


Raise the roof, owners of Samsung device, which has won several awards for most similar to the competition, it is time for an update party. Samsung Fascinate, and it is time for a software update. This update happens later today at a time for all, if you are lucky, perhaps in a few days from now if the update does not scroll to you as soon as their compatriots in Samsung Fascinate owners club. You must capture this update is literally wait and click the OK button when you see it pop up on your device.

This update resolves two things, one of them so that meta it makes head spin. The first update is an improvement to call connectivity. This means that Samsung actually intends to use this device as a phone – who knew? The second of the two updates is in the form of improvements to the delivery of OVER-THE-AIR (OTA) software updates. Hopefully you will get this update so that you can improve how you get the latest updates on the way, than you will get it and what if you do not own the phone yet?

A full Review of the Samsung Fascinate, head over to our sister site SlashGear for entry from 7th September 2010 at our main homie Vincent. If you buy the device gives you this and more than likely to get more updates are waiting for you right out of the box. Also note that this update goes by the name i500.ED04, so if you have problems with prisoners it, go ahead and search the internet. Good luck! — Thanks for the tip, Chieui!

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