Samsung shows off latest Galaxy Beam Projector Phone

Samsung has officially unveiled an updated version of the Galaxy Beam, a smartphone with its own built-in pico projector. The phone has the ability to project pictures, video, and other media onto walls, ceilings or any other flat surface via a 15 lumens projector that Samsung says can display images up to 50-inches wide.

Samsung originally showed off the Galaxy Beam at Mobile World Congress in 2010. This year's announcement brings an updated version of the handset sporting Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

The 2010 version of the Beam came running Android v2.1, had a 3.7-inch screen, and a 9 lumens projector. The updated 2012 version shown off at Mobile World Congress 2011 comes running Android v2.3, has a 4-inch screen, and comes rocking a much more powerful 15 lumens projector.

The projector is the stand-out feature of the phone. Beyond that, you're looking at your standard run-of-the-mill Android handset. The phone has a 5-megapixel built-in camera, and has a 1GHz dual-core processor, 8GB of internal memory, and a 2000mAh battery.

Samsung has yet to announce pricing or availability for the 2012 Galaxy Beam.

Samsung Circle Media Player Concept

Modern industry of portable players is a very sorry sight, they are a square, a rectangle. The idea of ​​a new concept of Samsung range of simple and elegant. The configuration of the player Samsung Circle  is extremely minimalist: on the front panel is a full-size touch screen, and on the edge of the player there is a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack and menu button. Everything else makes the user directly on the screen, what helps him a nice interface. Brilliant and easy! 

Widespread standardization and reluctance to experiment generate endless look-alike devices and as a result, fierce patent war. Although even the sheer detail could fix it. Take, for example media players, almost all of them now have a rectangular shape, whether representatives of the series Sony WalkMan or members of the family Apple iPod. Exit invited Senegalese designer Laye Gning.

His idea is simple and elegant, he set it in its new concept Samsung Circle, a small portable media players in a round housing. The configuration of the player is extremely minimalist: the front panel is a full-size touch screen, but on the edge of the player there is a standard 3.5 mm jack and the dial menu.

Everything else makes the user directly on the screen, what helps him a nice interface. In the performance of Samsung player Circle, of course, would be a successful product, a kind of analogue of the latest generation iPod nano, only a modest cost.

credits Future Technology, My XNews

Samsung Galaxy S II - Today's Best Smartphone

This technology review is the fourth entry in this blog featuring the samsung products and the second to feature samsung smart phones or android phones. Its features and design that most of us are looking for in their gadgets are what made me fascinated with Samsung phones. 

"Don't contain yourself. look beyond the limits of yesterday's technology and unleash the freedom of tomorrow with the next step in the evolution of mobile communication, the next generation smartphone, the SAMSUNG GALAXY S II." - Samsung

Credits: YugaTech

Samsung Galaxy S II: Samsung's flagship phone for 2011

The Samsung Galaxy S II is truly Samsung's flagship phone for 2011. Samsung Galaxy S II (Samsung Galaxy S2) is the first Samsung phone to be powered by a dual core processor which showcases outstanding power and performance. The android phone runs Android OS version 2.3 (Gingerbread) and has an incredible and remarkable 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen to provide enhanced readability, a slimmer design, and better battery consumption for the best viewing value of any smartphone. It can be Readers Hub, Game Hub, and Music Hub. Other features to watch include 1080p Full HD video recording, an 8 megapixel camera with LED flash and a secondary front-facing camera for making video calls. 

Based on a review by CNET 

Samsung Corby II in User's Perspective

Samsung Corby II is the successor of the original Corby - a low-end phone offered at the end of 2009, which stood out with its capacitive touchscreen, low price tag and hip looks. Samsung Corby II is a smart and an attractive mobile phone that may meet the expectations of youngsters and active social networkers. This Mobile include Wi-Fi, a larger 3.14-inch QVGA screen, and other features which remains an affordable feature phone. There are Corporate Social Hub, Facebook, Twitter, and Yahoo Messenger for Gtalk.

Credits: SEVENTH ANGEL [NET]

USER REVIEW

Internet: 8/10
Battery: 9/10
Display: 9/10
Text Input: 9/10
UI Speed: 8/10
Multimedia: 9/10
Call Quality: 9/10
Reception: 9/10
Build Quality: 9/10
Everyday Usage: 10/10
Camera: 8/10
Overall User Review: 9/10

Samsung Galaxy Y review, Philippines

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The first Android phone is finally out in the market!

Samsung Galaxy Y is the first Android phone of Samsung that caught the interest of the market just a couple of days after of its release. Y means "Young", this is to capture the younger market with its super cheap full touch-screen phone for the younger generation who can't afford much.

Philippine price for this Samsung Galaxy Y is about Php. 5990.

SMART Netphone Samsung Galaxy Y Technical Specifications

    OS: Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread
    CPU: 832 MHz processor
    Memory: 150 MB + micro SD up to 16GB
    Data Connection: GSM/GPRS/EDGE / HSDPA 7.2
    Frequency Range: GSM 900/1800/1900 UMTS 2100
    Display: 3.0 QVGA TFT Display
    Browser: WAP
    Messaging: SMS/MMS/Email
    Connectivity: Wi-Fi / BT3.0
    Imaging: 2MP Camera with Video Recording
    Talk/Standby Time: TBA
    Battery: 1200 mAh
    Others: Audio file: MP3, OGG, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+,
    WMA / MPEG 4: H.263
    Accessories: Travel Adaptor, Stereo Headset, Battery, Manual
    Dimensions 104 x 58 x 11.5 mm
    Weight: 97.5 g


How to unroot Samsung Galaxy Y? Visit this site androidpluse and follow the instructions there.