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Samsung Galaxy S III Runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

The figure below shows the concept of Samsung S Galaxy III, created by admost.photo.lab, Ukraine, and Yuriy Povkhanych sent to us. The design looks a lot like Galaxy S II, that dotted the surface of the back and bent down.

The display looks a bit 'bigger, so you can be about 4.5 inches, which accepts the edge of technology, I have no doubt. This model operates in the Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0 and is as thin as its predecessor, and offers the same 8-megapixel camera. What can be addressed here?

Well, the screen is bigger and wider and has an advanced version of the Android ... Other than that this is the laptop itself. I can not wait to be inside of Quad Core CPU, Nvidia Kal-El, maybe.

Google Nexus III Concept Features

Google Nexus III Concept Features a Smartbar Task Bar at the Bottom, Quad Core CPU:

Leonardo Ferraz created an incredible Nexus III below, quad-core smartphone with Android operating system 2.4, ice cream sandwiches. This concept reveals a unique feature called SMARTbite. This is a special icon on the taskbar at the bottom of relying on black and white display shows missed calls and alarms.

Also shown things as player controls, track name and release the cursor. You can use these without entering the main screen, for better power management. The Nexus III (3 or Nexus if you like) comes with an 8 megapixel camera with dual LED and Xenon flash and video capture capability of 1080p.

Windows Phone 7 Apollo Innovative Interface

It's been a while since I wrote about the major concepts Jozef Kocur, but that does not mean he stopped working on them. It is true that I was pretty lazy to not write about some of his ideas, Jozef so sorry. Well now I have something really juicy for you: Windows 7 Interface Concept Phone Apollo.

His idea is to imitate the style of Windows 8 Windows Mobile Apollo (Mango current), with colored tiles. These colors are created automatically, or you can shake the phone to be able to edit them. The image below is about multitasking, and the concept called SmartView, is also shown that the last image, as part of Windows 8.

Samsung Galaxy X Concept

Samsung Galaxy X Concept Packs the Same Specs of the Galaxy S II Plus a 12MP Camera:
Long-Nong Huang imagined Samsung Galaxy extra features of the S II and called it the Samsung Galaxy X. This phone uses the same 1.2 GHz dual core, 4-inch AMOLED display Super Plus and 768 of RAM, but an additional feature is the 12 megapixel camera is able to describe the video in HD.

The phone measures 8.9 mm thick, and it would be a good addition to the series already increasingly Samsung Galaxy. All that's missing now is a music phone, because we already have a camera phone and a super smart phone in this series.

Samsung Consolor HD3 Portable Console Concept

Samsung Consolor HD3 Portable Console Concept Uses 3D Galaxy Interface Navigation:
Joseph Dumary showed us its latest handheld design, Samsung Consolor image below HD3. This unit is incredible, it's a worthy competitor to Sony NGP as it comes with a 16:9 HD screen multitouch AMOLED, among others ... The unit is also equipped with a speaker and stereo HD fingerprint identification of the players.

Gyroscope, accelerometer and light sensor ensures a perfect gaming experience and Consolor HD3 can also use borders 8MP and 12MP HD camera behind one of the advanced zoom and smile detection. There are links on the side of 4G WiMAX, Bluetooth 2.1, DLNA streaming and 3D HD TV directly. More images and info after the break...

Samsung Galaxy Player 50

What makes the Samsung Player 50 Galaxy particularly attractive in the mist of a world of portable media players and handheld computers, is that its been embroidered with the logo of Samsung Galaxy - that many of you are familiar with the success of his cousin far, the Samsung S Galaxy Android phone. While the second his "appeal" is, without doubt, the fact that his running Android, relatively inexpensive alternative to Apple if IOS with the applications is what you are looking for. more images after the break...

Samsung Eagle 7, New WP7 Handset Design

New Windows Phone 7 concept handset Samsung Eagle 7 designed by Long-Nong Huang and adopting quite a similar look to the other WP7 models. This device comes with a 1.2GHz CPU and a 4.2 inch Super AMOLED Plus display.

The concept phone is pretty wide and its rounded upper and lower half (plus back side, we suppose) should make it ergonomic and easy to use. We’re guessing that there’s at a 5MP camera the back and at least 8GB of memory available.via

Samsung Wave 833 Bada Smartphone

The new Samsung Wave 833 Bada smartphone equips a 3.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus (2nd-gen) touchscreen display and is powered with 800MHz Samsung S3C6410 Processor along with 448MB RAM.The smartphone is designed to work in GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 Mhz.

New Samsung Wave 833 Bada smartphone Features 5-megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, accelerometer, light sensor, GPRS, music player, FM Radio, mini USB, 150MB internal memory, 3.5mm audio jack and a MicroSD card slot that support up to 32GB card.

Samsung Wave II smartphone Concept

The new Samsung Wave II smartphone equips a 3.7-inch Scratch resistant Super-clear LCD capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels and is powered with a ARM Cortex A8 1GHz processor.The smartphone also brings Touchwiz 3.0 user interface that helps to operate multiple screens and is integrated with various social networks. more after the break...

Samsung Omnia 7 Pro Windows Phone 7 Design

Happy new year and let’s get straight to business: if you love Windows Phone 7 and Samsung Omnia 7, you might be interested in the Pro version created by Joy Studios. They also published the specs of the device, that’s only a concept for now, so don’t expect it to pop up in stores anytime soon.

Samsung Gloria Tablet Slider Mockup Could be the Future

Samsung wants to revolutionize the tablet segment, by launching a slate with a sliding keyboard, one that might look like the mockup below. This is the Samsung Gloria, a device that will become real in the near future and it might run Windows 7.

Samsung Gloria is supposed to feature a 10 inch touchscreen, a full QWERTY sliding keyboard and we should expect it on the market in March or April 2011. By the looks of it, the tablet concept comes with a front camera, possibly one at the back and a pretty cool nav pad.
[via tablet news]

Multimedia features with Samsung Galaxy S

The Samsung smartphone S Galaxy Is Now available in the UK.

The O2 Samsung Galaxy starts from S we have as little £ 16.87 A Month With A free handset - And The leather flip case included. Followings in the Footsteps of The Original android mobile phone, The Samsung S Galaxy has a Slightly Smaller screen (3.2 inches versus 3.3 inches) and a Reduced screen quality - That Is To Say, It Is a bright display but not The Advanced Super AMOLED vibrancy Of The first phone.

The internal camera Is The Same 5-megapixel snapper of The First Wave Samsung, though, and Comes With autofocus, flash and video support. And sharing is the Galaxy is easy thanks to S Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and plenty of apps for social networking including. If music is important to you was handset, you'll Appreciate The 723's Digital Natural Sound Engine (DNSe) technology and 3.5mm audio connector.

Make your life more stylish with Samsung Galaxy Tab White

Samsung has-been very quiet about Keeping Their Involvement in the Development of the Samsung Galaxy Tab White, But it is hard to deny That Many traits and features of the device has-been inspired by the technology Used in the Galaxy series as well as The Other major innovations Developed by the Korean phone maker.

According To reports, the Samsung Galaxy Tab Will Be an ARM V7 packing dual core CPU. Expect this one to run Beyond 1GHz in speed. The Confirmed también processor to support OpenGL ES. As for RAM, the figures MOST But Are Still Uncertain point to 512MB of RAM (while 328MB is possible, the specs seem a little low for a handset of this caliber). As for internal memory, reports a disappointing state 1 to 2 GB of storage space. While microSD card support is pretty much anticipation, more internal storage HAVING is always appreciated.

Samsung Contour is coming out through MetroPCS

Samsung Contour is coming out through MetroPCS. Fitted with a VGA camera and speakerphone, this Bluetooth enabled device proffers internet access through MetroWEB. Handset owners may leverage on its Iron Carousel functionality that lets them access one-touch messaging, one-touch calendar and one-touch speakerphone technology. With text messaging options such as SMS and MMS, the alpha numeric keypad should be easy to use while typing out long messages. This stunning clamshell handset walks down the ramp maintaining its figure at 1.7 x 0.54 x 4.2 inches and tipping the scales at 3.04 ounces. The Contour flaunts dual displays the main one being a 2.0-inches QQVGA TFT screen and a 1.07-inches CSTN sub display. Users can give out voice commands to access several functions instantly. It operates on 800MhMHz/PCS 1900 MHz, AWS Band 1700/2100 MHz CDMA networks and has an easy-to-use interface. Handset owners can download ringtones, wallpapers, games, apps and also access unlimited e-mail through the phone. The device offers a talktime of up to 3.3 hours and a standby time of up to 200 hours. Several Metro applications can be accessed from this handset some of which are Metro 411 Directory Assistance, MetroWEB Internet Access, mail@metro Unlimited E-mail, MyMetro Account Manager and MetroBackup. It provides a 1G + 512MB RAM flash memory.
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Samsung launched the Samsung Continuum in NYC on Verizon’s network

Samsung launched the Samsung Continuum in NYC on Verizon’s network. The Continuum features the main Super AMOLED display, and then the smaller Ticker on the bottom, where your notifications and RSS Feeds are displayed. The phone fits into the Galaxy S badging and still uses an 800×480 Super AMOLED display, but at a smaller 3.4 inches to accommodate the second screen. Pricing is $199, after a $100 mail-in rebate and after signing a new, two-year contract. Features of the Samsung Continuum include:

Android 2.1
3.4-inch Super AMOLED
Secondary 1.8-inch display
1GHz Hummingbird processor
512MB ROM
384MB RAM
3G Hotspot functionality
Motion Sensor
5 Megapixel Camera, 720p video capture
Wi-Fi
GPS
Preloaded with Bing Maps and Bing Search.

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AT&T announced the Windows Phone 7 device Samsung Focus

AT&T announced the Windows Phone 7 device Samsung Focus with a bright and crisp 4.0” Super AMOLED screen, multiple messaging options and a 5.0 megapixel camera with flash and auto-focus, will be available on November 8th at AT&T2 company-owned retail locations nationwide or at http://www.att.com/wireless. AT&T has priced the Focus at $199.99. The Focus features a customizable start screen and improved operating system look, large, iconic text for menus and content transitions to slide a user into and out of different menus. With the Windows 7 tile-based layout, users can customize the start screen in countless ways and pin frequently used applications for one-touch access. Users can have up to 256 live tiles on the start screen. The Focus also features natural touch and voice interactions, has a responsive, multi-touch display with voice activated dialing and app launch.via

Aquaphone Relies on Water Bubble Interface

Bon Seop-Ku had an original idea when it came to his Samsung concept phone: an interface that relies on water bubbles manipulated by electric current. Dubbed the Aquaphone, the handset is pictured below and looks like a very fragile piece of gadgetry, but a fashionable item, too.

It will be interesting to learn how the battery of this device will be incorporated into the Samsung Aquaphone and we guess that the display is only limited to black, white and gray maybe. It would be cool if some other substance, besides water was involved. Any ideas? This concept could be the start of something cool and maybe a new type of e-readers?

[Coroflot via Dvice]

Samsung Jot is a Rotary Dial Cellphone… With a Pen

Rotary phones are coming back in fashion, since we’ve seen at least two handset designs involving such a mechanism. Samsung Jot is also added to the list, courtesy of designer Raymond Bessemer, the creator of this rotary dial cellphone.

The device doesn’t rely solely on the circular buttons, so it also features a touchpad and stylus, as shown in the following image. “Jot” comes from the handset’s function that allows its user to jot down notes and text messages. An OLED display is also part of the specs and remember this is ONLY a Samsung phone design for now, so don’t expect it to pop up in stores yet.

[via Dvice]

Samsung Galaxy Eclipse, Envisioned by 12 Year Old

Some folks keep criticizing us for publishing concepts that look bad, sketches of devices that look as if they were drawn by kids and so on… Well, we aim to show you everything, the good and the bad and let you be the judges. How about we cut a kid some slack this time and check out the Samsung Galaxy Eclipse, a concept phone created by 12 year old Ali Siddiqui.

Don’t be that harsh and try to remember what you were drawing when you were 12… I must’ve been doodling at the time, to be honest. Not much to say about the Eclipse, aside from the fact that it’s probably going to become real, since the Galaxy S was hugely successful and it’ll probably have a QWERTY follow-up. More images and info after the break...

Samsung Galaxy Tab Official Specs and Review

After some weeks of speculation and rumors about an upcoming tablet, Samsung already breaks its silence and officially confirmed that they are coming with a new 7-inch Android tablet called the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Surely, we have heard enough about its specs before, but some finds its final product to have exceeded the expectations we have on the product. Surprisingly the Galaxy Tab will be the first ever DivX certified tablet to be released in the market. More images and info after the break... via

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