Samsung Galaxy S IV could be presented next month

The Samsung Galaxy S III is indeed an excellent smartphone, and for some it is even better than the Apple iPhone 5. It's been almost a year since the S III has already been introduced, so maybe it's time to see his successor. We have read several rumors that the Samsung Galaxy S IV will be presented next month, and here's one more.First reported by SamMobile and then confirmed by The Verge, the latter source says the Galaxy S IV definitely be presented...

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BlackBerry Samsung teases in her new commercial

What is the company that plays jokes and taunts him to the competition? Samsung obviously. On several occasions we have seen that he has been fooled to Apple, Apple fans, and now even has done something similar with RIM, who will present its new mobile platform, BlackBerry 10, in about a week. In the new commercial we see how different people highlight the cool features, safety and creativity that we can achieve with phones like the Samsung Galaxy...

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Micromax A101, a new dual-SIM Android smartphone midrange

If you can not pay for a powerful Samsung Galaxy S III or a HTC One X or any high-end Android phone, then obviously you just have to resort to midrange or low-end in the worst case. So here we have a new terminal that runs Android, has two SIM card slots and is also midrange. This is the new A101 Micromax touch screen of 5 inches. What has inside? It has a dual-core processor at 1GHz, 512MB of RAM available and also has 2GB of internal...

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New 3000mAh battery for the Galaxy S III

Something that has many do not like the Samsung Galaxy S III is that your battery is not very durable, and want it to be similar, for example, to the Droid RAZR MAXX HD, which is a great battery of 3300mAh. While it may not be able to give a battery of 3300mAh to your Galaxy S III, may give him something less powerful but still with 900mAh more than the current battery. For those who are not very familiar, standard battery is 2100mAh S III,...

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Sony is ready to compete with the Galaxy S III and iPhone 5

Sony wants to make war, but the company itself admitted that none of the models we have in the market fall short of supersmartphones of today such as the Samsung Galaxy S III or iPhone 5 of Apple , to name a few. What is the solution? Create a supersmartphone own. According to a recent interview with the head of marketing of the company, Dennis van Schie, Sony soon will present a new flagship phone that will be able to give competition...

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Sony Yuga, a powerful new supersmartphone

Competition in the market for mobile keeps getting tighter. Today, the Samsung Galaxy S III appears to be ahead, although the iPhone of Apple is followed closely. The Nexus 4 is also entering the competition these days, and soon will also secure the Yuga of Sony. If you've been waiting to see some new model supersmartphone of modern technology , then this is it. Being probably the best smartphone Sony to date, the Yuga come to make war and...

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The iPhone falls before the Galaxy S III and no longer the world's most popular smartphone

More bad news for the people of Apple . Samsung may have lost out in the patent war, but it certainly has won a great victory in the market. For the third quarter of the year, the Samsung Galaxy S III iPhone has stolen the title of the smartphone world's most popular, according to data firm Strategy Analytics. This victory, however, seems not to be the S duradera.Recuerden III was released in late May, while the iPhone 5 was released near...

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Increasingly less favored Apple

After the release of the iPhone 5, sales of the Samsung Galaxy S III rose enough, so it is likely that many were waiting to see which of the two devices was better and in the end opted for the South Korean company supersmartphone. But problems Apple does not end here, as it seems that Apple is losing its loyal fans slowly. According to Strategy Analytics firm, last year, 93% of iPhone users in the United States agreed to purchase the...

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