Showing posts with label Galaxy Note III. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galaxy Note III. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2013

Samsung Galaxy S IV incorporate functions through gestures

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Many are talking about the Samsung Galaxy S IV. On everyone's lips are the excellent specifications of the device, which as you say would have a Full HD screen of 4.99 inches, come with a S Pen and would use a powerful processor core Exynos August 5. That's the main thing at the hardware level, but we are forgetting another important aspect of the smartphone that goes beyond: we refer to new features, and it is said the phone will function through gestures and can interact with it without even touching its touch screen.

The Korean DDaily indicates that Samsung will incorporate an Atmel chip in its new terminal, enabling the processing of certain gestures in close range to the smartphone.

It is also believed that this system of gestures will also be part of future smartphones launched the company over time, such as the Galaxy Note III for example. Obviously this depends always that the public likes the new features. Sounds great to interact with our smartphone while still eating a slice of pizza and knowing that we will not mess up your screen.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Rumors of the Galaxy Note S III and IV

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Samsung has something good in hand as the Korea Times newspaper. The South Korean company appear that from now on will focus less on the liquid crystal display (LCD) and instead focus their attention on the OLED known, although it seems to show some interest in plastic flexible displays. Besides this, the report also says the company is already working on the Galaxy S IV and plan to present it at MWC in February, which if true would rule out a possible presentation at CES 2013.
According also to the same source, the Galaxy Note III also seems to be in development and would have a huge 6.3 inch screen and OLED. In addition, the manufacturer will start selling 55-inch OLED TVs next year.
Samsung seems to have less and less interest in the well-known LCD screens and instead is opting for super OLED.