this comes as a surprised to us. during the annual Google I/O, the Mountain View folks unveiled a new edition of Samsung GALAXY S 4 that will be running on stock Android Jelly Bean. which means, no fancy TouchWiz to hamper your true Android experience – just the plain good vanilla flavor of Android.
what constitutes to a good phone? we believe it is the ‘good feel’ when you first picked it up and that’s what the Samsung GALAXY S4 when i first held in my hand. it could be partly due to my gorilla-size hand. anyway, it does feel good and it kinds of make me forgot about its uncanny similarity with its immediate predecessor, the S3.
fans of Sammy’s tablets, your wait for the new gen budget tab is over. meet the new Samsung GALAXY Tab 3 (US$tba) android tablet, a 7-inch that conveys the usual sleek design ethos, albeit still clad in plastic, that the Korean electronics have been known for in recent years. we are not going to pretend that we are wowed by this latest
the Samsung GALAXY S4 is the latest flagship Android handset from the Korean electronics giant. for those non-fanatics who are still adopting the wait-and-see approach to see how the phone will perform in the eyes of reviewers, then good news for you because those all important opinions from the industry’s best and pro-
let’s be honest: these days Samsung smartphones looks pretty much the same, and the only that thing that differentiate them aesthetically is their sizes. case in point: the Samsung GALAXY Mega smartphones. from its name, you know they are mega-sized handsets, but as you can tell from the images, they look suspiciously like the recently announced S IV.
official name it does not have, but that doesn’t dispel our excitement over what could be the first-party game controller from a giant electronic maker. showcased at the Samsung GALAXY S IV launch event last week is the Samsung Game Pad, a Bluetooth game controller to complement your Samsung
it is official. the most anticipated Android phone has just been announced by Samsung at the Radio City Music Hall in New York: the Samsung GALAXY S IV smartphone. aesthetically, we wouldn’t say it is a breakthrough – in fact, at a glance, it almost like like the S III, but it is somewhat sleeker, slimmer, lighter, and more ‘solid’. well, we are not exactly sure what
we know. the chances of anyone peeking under the hood of their computer is next to zero, but that doesn’t mean what goes within the chassis should be anything ugly. so if you are looking for a internal storage that looks as good as it performs, then the Samsung SSD 840 Series Solid State Drive might be a worthy candidate. its brushed metal enclosure
after more than a year, Samsung ruggedized smartphone is getting a follow up by the way of the Samsung GALAXY Xcover 2 ruggedized android phone. first announced in late January, the Xcover 2 recently made its appearance that the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. unlike its predecessor which
Mobile World Congress may sounds like it has everything to do with mobile devices, but the Samsung HomeSync Android TV Box unveiled at the MWC this year isn’t a mobile communication device. obvious, but we are sure it will still get its fair share of attention. it might look as boxy as most media centers or media players in the market
with so many tablet makers emphasizing on the larger tablets, it is refreshing to see some of them re-looking into the smaller tablet market. seriously, not everyone favors near laptop-size tablets and yours truly here happens to be one of them. striking a balance between display size and portability are keys to what mobile people really need.