Samsung Galaxy S III Up Stage at MWC?

 

SEOUL - Samsung will reportedly announce a new model Galaxy S III at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2012, which will come in February. Given the success of the Galaxy S and Galaxy S II, it is not surprising that Samsung gave birth to the successor of the smart phones.

Proclaimed Know Your Mobile, Thursday (01/26/2012), it now seems there are some pretty strong evidence of the existence of these smart phones, as well as the possibility to MWC in Barcelona next month.

In the midst of discussions about the Galaxy S III and Nokia Lumia 900 on Twitter, analysts as well as Editor in Chief of Mobile-review.com Eldar Murtazin posting a tweet about her new phone.

Tweet it gives a brief overview about the specifications of the phone, and Murtazin leave the discussion with a note: "I love my new posel. I can not wait to see the official announcement in Barcelona," which indicates that he has obtained such devices and there will be the first official appearance in the MWC.

Murtazin detailing a 'HD resolution' that it should follow the Super AMOLED HD technology in the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It also elaborates on the 12-megapixel camera and the operating system Google Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).

Murtazin also mentions 'sw tweak', which means the software tweaks and likely suggests a new version of Samsung's TouchWiz interface layered operating system Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). Finally, Murtazin separately to draw attention to spur kitchen phone is handed over to the quad-core processors, with a strength of approximately 1.5 to 1.6 GHz clock speed.

The question now is whether this rumor will come true? Fans of gadgets made ​​by Samsung seems to still be waiting to see the evidence.

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Infobar C01, Fashionable Android Phone with Japanese style

TOKYO - Japanese mobile phone market seems also currently in the midst of Android charm, even as the carrier KDDI au's second-largest in the country are presenting five Android-based phones for the local market. is Infobar C01, this smartphone comes with attractive colors, thus making it appear fashionable.

Reported by TechCrunch, Sunday (1/22/2012), formerly KDDI au has also introduced a similar model in May last year, the Infobar A01. But for the newly launched mobile phone, one of the biggest selling points is visible from the design that looks attractive.

Not only the design that became the biggest selling points, but also because the user interface has also been redesigned. KDDI au plans to begin offering this C01 Infobar next month.

This phone does look fashionable, comes in many different color options, so it can be called as a mobile 'candy bar', with a choice of colors including, black and red. Keypad on this phone also has a unique, ie each keypad in the hose-interspersed with different colors.

Infobar C01 runs the Android operating system 2.3, with 3.2-inch screen has a resolution of 854x480. The phone is also equipped with an 8MP CMOS camera, infrared, USB, Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR, WiFi and weighs 106 grams.

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Optimus Pad LTE, LG's new hope

 

SEOUL - LG seems to try to cure its financial problems through the official announcement tablet Optimus Pad LTE. Although not on Android 4.0, the tablet from LG adopts a variety of amazing technology.

Proclaimed InternationalBusinessTimes, Saturday (21/01/2012), a tablet that was recently officially announced by LG, it has been equipped with True HD IPS screen, which is also adopted by Optimus Tab smart phones. 8.9-inch wide screen has a resolution of 1280x720 pixels.

This new Optimus Pad also has a rear-facing 8-megapixel camera , and 2 megapixel front facing. Besides this tablet also features a SD memory slot, an HDMI output port, and supports LTE. For the problem of survival, pinned LG 6800 mAh battery power to keep the kitchen runway measuring 1.5 GHz Qualcomm processor.

Unfortunately, although the specification is known, LG is still keeping the price and exact date of release of the product.

Given the sales of LG's Android smart phone that looks clearly lagging behind Samsung and HTC, whatever price on these products, LG has great hopes for him.

And early 2011, the quarterly financial statement released by South Korean company revealed a decline in profits. While the smart phone shipments and sales are at low levels, the opposite of the state of the smart phone market that is experiencing rapid growth.

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OLED, the Future of HDTV

LAS VEGAS - Rows of TVs sized 55-inch screen that uses Samsung's OLED display at CES 2012 which takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada, 10-13 January 2012 ago. More than 3,100 companies participated, and populated by 140,000 people
 
After plasma, LCD, and LED technology is now on the television screen into a new phase. In the exhibition the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, the world's largest TV companies such as Samsung and LG introduce the television screen technology called OLED.
 
OLED or organic light emitting diode, technology is actually not really new. OLED is widely used by smartphones due to lower power consumption, size of the super-thin, and its ability to display sharper images, brilliant colors, and black is perfect.
 
But, before CES 2012, there has been no single vendor can ever bring this technology to screen OLED HDTVs are generally large-sized big.
 
Sony is already seeing the potential of OLED since 2007. Unfortunately, they were only able to create OLED screen for HDTV 11-inch maximum size. The price was very expensive at that time: reaching USD2, 500.
 
Well, in the CES 2012 electronics vendors finally found a way to make OLED HDTVs can reach a very large size: 55 inches. OLED TV sail appears in Samsung and LG's booth and immediately stole the attention.
 
OLED technology is different from the LCD, because each pixel can be lit by itself. In ILCD technology or LED-backlit, images formed on the liquid crystal layer. Then lit with LEDs on the sides or the back.
 
Well, not having an OLED backlight. So that its own pixel is black. That makes the screen black so it appears completely black, as well as power consumption also decreases.
 
Not only that, OLED's are so thin, until its thickness is only 0.6 inches. TV is much more clear and precise color accuracy it has also been equipped with smart technology interaction, Samsung Apps, 3D, and multitasking. OLED screens also have a wider perspective, which is not owned by the LCD.

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