The SmartWatch Samsung could be the Galaxy Watch

 

Line Galaxy of Samsung has proved very successful and have high quality products, both in terms of mobile phones as cameras digital. This time, it seems that the Galaxy products will become smaller than ever, as the SmartWatch that South Korea is preparing apparently will be known as the  Galaxy Watch . One of the executives of Samsung , as well as indicating that the company has a good time working on this project , said they are preparing a number of devices.

Still do not know anything about the specifics, but hopefully obviously carry the popular operating system Android (maybe integrate a special version of it) and also that synchronizes with more of the products that are part of the Galaxy line.

The smartwatchs are nothing new around here and neither are in the market. We've been talking about this type of watches for a couple of months and some time ago that companies likeSony have their models available for sale, although not well known devices that say.

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Supplier of Samsung accused of child exploitation

It is estimated that Asia is the continent with the highest rate of child labor, and here are the companies that provide parts of devices like the iPhone and smartphones Galaxy. Apple insurance company is not the only criticism on the grounds of some workers, since apparently the great rival of Apple, Samsung, has been charged in a similar way recently. As reported by a Chinese activist group, the company HEG Electronics, provider of the South Korean firm, has children under 16 years in their factories, which work under conditions which are not appropriate, but that's not all.
It seems that these young people working in the same conditions as adults but receive only 70% actually pay their fair share for the type of work they perform. In addition, it is rumored that there were several accidents in the factory, but it appears that none of them was fatal.
No doubt these events what they do is create a bad name for the South Korean giant's technology. What do you think about it?

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Galaxy Note 2 will be presented on August 29 in Berlin

 

On 29 August, as part of the IFA in Berlin, Germany, Samsung held an event to introduce the successor to the Galaxy Note, the smartphone that many described as "phablet" (combining mobile and tablet) for their large (the screen is 5.3 inches). Note 2 The Galaxy will be presented on August 29 said a company spokesman. It is worth mentioning that the original Notice was also presented at the same event, but in the 2011 edition.
If the rumors seen before on the future smartphone Apple are true, the presentation of the Note Galaxy will take place a few days before the iPhone 5. Still, there are expectations around the new mobile company on the block, the likely impact of the Note 2 on future sales of the iPhone will be almost nothing.
If you wonder what is known about the hardware of Note 2, because unfortunately these details were not confirmed, but surely I will make ends meet.

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Samsung announces Galaxy event for August 15

 

The guys at Samsung have already begun sending out invitations for the submission of a new device Galaxy. This event will take place on Wednesday 15 August at a place we do not know.
From the device to be presented, there are two possibilities: it will be something totally new that Samsung has maintained the utmost secrecy or Note 2 will be the Galaxy, although it is likely that this device is presented at the IFA 2012, as the Note was originally presented at the 2011 edition. Rule out a S4 Galaxy because the S3 was released recently and Note 10.1 tablet was unveiled at the MWC 2012, so it is unlikely to be resubmitted.
Our bet goes for the Galaxy Note 2, what about yours?

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Samsung presents the Galaxy could Note 2 in late August

 

In addition to what we saw on the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, now a new rumor circulating the web of the giant smartphone . Apparently, a popular Korean website says the company's mobile future will be presented in late August, and it sounds very natural that during the IFA 2012 takes place in Berlin, which would leave soon for the launch which is expected to October. Recall also that the Galaxy Original Note was also revealed in the same event, but in the 2011 edition.
As for what we know about the Galaxy Note 2 so far, it will be a high-end mobile 5.5-inch screen, ARM-15 processor and 2GB of RAM. Remember this is based on rumor, so until late August probably will not have anything official, though no doubt the screen will be great since it is the successor to the first Note.

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The Samsung Galaxy SIII not overheat, after all

 

Several weeks ago we mentioned the problems of heat that could have the Galaxy SIII from Samsung. The company made ​​the necessary investigations and is now believed news for those who are holders of the said smartphone : the Galaxy SIII not overheat to the point of burning, as one forum member Boards.ie happened to his copy.
An organization specializing in the area known as Samsung FIUK helped in investigations, and conclusions were as follows:
"It has been determined that the energy source responsible for generating the overheating was external to the device, which was not the person committing the act. The only way to hurt the team the way it was damaged, placing in a microwave home "was the conclusion.
After investigation, the user of that forum stated that "the damage was caused by moving other person who was trying to recover from the water" and also that the warming was caused "by an external power source."

So there you have it, do not worry that your Galaxy SIII not overheat in their pockets.

 

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Samsung Galaxy S3 : Fast Review,Price,Spec in 3 Minute

Quick Reviews

The Samsung Galaxy S3 is a smartphone from Samsung that was launched on May 3 2012 in London, UK. It is scheduled to hit the European market on May 25th. Among the technical highlights, the Samsung Galaxy S3 features a 4.8-inch 720p display, quad-core processor and 8-megapixel camera, all crammed into a good-looking, impossibly slim and light casing. At this point we have few concerns, and this smart phone looks set to reproduce the Galaxy S2's success

 

Specifications:

Screen:
4.8” Super Amoled HD display
Storage:
16/32/64GB depending on model, plus expandable MicroSD card
Cloud storage:
50GB Dropbox for two years
Colour:
Pebble blue or marble white
Battery:
2,100mAh (wireless charging optional extra)
Camera:
8MP rear; 1.9 MP front
Resolution:
720 x 1280 px (306ppi)
RAM:
1GB
Dimensions:
136.6 x 70.6 x 8.55 mm
Weight:
133g
Operating System:
Android 4.0.4
Processor:
Exynos 4 Quad (1.4GHz)

Features

• S Voice: This is Samsung’s Siri clone, letting you control the phone with your voice. It’s unclear what the limits of S Voice are (Siri has been infamously criticized for not working as advertised), but Samsung has chosen to emphasize just a few simple tasks users can peform with voice: unlocking the phone, hitting snooze on an alarm, playing songs, sending texts and scheduling events.
• Smart Stay: Tapping your screen to stop it from timing out before you’re done reading will never happen on the Galaxy S III, according to Samsung. Smart Stay uses the phone’s front-facing camera to monitor your eyes, so it knows when you’re reading, watching video or doing anything where your attention is on the screen but not actively doing anything with it.
• Face Recognition With Auto Tagging: If your cellphone camera can recognize faces, why not let it assign names to them and automatically tag your photos? The Galaxy S III does this, letting you quickly share (via email or picture message) to all the people in the photo with just a couple of taps — assuming their faces are already associated with your contacts. It’s not clear how this would translate to tagging on Facebook, but it seems like a no-brainer.
• S Beam: No need for the cloud if you want to share files on the Galaxy S III. You can transfer files up to 1GB to another person’s phone just by tapping them together. The connection is made via short-range near-field communication (NFC) and the files are delivered over Wi-Fi Direct. The feature is limited, though: Both phones have to be Samsung Galaxy S IIIs.
• Direct Call: This is a simple change, but probably a welcome one for many. If you’re texting someone and decide you want to call them instead, just hold the phone up to your ear. The phone automatically places a call to the person with whom you were just texting.
• AllShare Cast: The link between phones and TVs is getting stronger with features like AllShare Cast. With just a few screen swipes, the phone easily lets you mirror what’s on your device (photos, videos and the web) to the bigger screen. It’s a great idea — and where the world is going — but like S Beam, it has a similar limitation of needing Samsung equipment to work — either a TV or a special dongle.

The Samsung Galaxy S III has many welcome features, following in some areas (like voice control) and leading in others (social tagging). We can’t wait to see the U.S. model, which Samsung says will be able to connect to LTE networks. While the timing of the launch hasn’t been announced, Samsung says it’ll be available this summer.

Video

Opening Samsung Galaxy S3 in London 

 

Compare Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Samsung Galaxy S2 
 

 

Galaxy S3 VS "iPhone 4,HTC One X,Google Galaxy Nexus"

 

Apple iPhone 4S	Samsung Galaxy S III	Google Galaxy Nexus	HTC One X
Network	3G (HSPA+)	4G LTE	4G LTE	4G LTE
Display	3.5 inch Retina display, 960-by-640 pixels	4.8 inch HD Super AMOLED, 1280x720	4.65-inch Super AMOLED, 1280x720	4.7 inch, Super LCD2, 1280x720
Weight	140 grams	133 grams	135 grams	130 grams
Operating System	iOS 5	Android 4.0 with TouchWiz	Android 4.0	Android 4.0 with HTC Sense
Front Camera	VGA (less than 1 megapixel)	2 megapixels	1.3 megapixels	1.3 megapixels
Rear Camera	8 megapixels with LED flash	8 megapixels with LED flash	5 megapixels, LED flash	8 megapixels, LED Flash
Camera Features	Touch-to-focus, geo-tagging, face detection, HDR	Touch-to-focus, geo-tagging, face and smile detection, burst photography with best photo selection, share with friends via face recognition	Touch-to-focus-geo-tagging, face detection, zero shutter lag	Simultaneous video and still, geo-tagging, face and smile detection, burst photography with best photo selection
Storage/Memory	16/32/64GB, 512MB RAM	16/32/62GB, 1GB RAM	16/32GB, 1GB RAM	16GB, 1GB RAM
Talk Time*	7 hours, 41 minutes	Unknown	8 hours, 23 minutes	9 hours, 57 minutes
Web Browsing Time*	6 hours, 56 minutes	Unknown	3 hours, 1 minute	4 hours, 18 minutes
SD Card Slot	No	Yes (up to 64GB)	No	No
Killer Feature	Siri, natural language voice assistant	S Voice voice commands, eye recognition	Face Unlock	Beats Audio integration
Price	$199 on contract (16GB storage)	Unknown	$199 on contract (16GB)	$199 on contract (16GB)
Carriers	AT&T, Verizon, Sprint	Unknown (rumored Verizon, Sprint)	Verizon/Sprint	AT&T

PRICE !

The Samsung Galaxy S3 16GB variant comes in Blue and White colors and is now available for pre-order from Clove UK for 458.33 GBP (~US$741) (549.99 GBP including VAT). The first stock is expected on May 30th. No details about the prices of 32GB and 64GB variants yet.

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Samsung's History

From its inception as a small export business in Taegu, Korea, Samsung has grown to become one of the world's leading electronics companies, specializing in digital appliances and media, semiconductors, memory, and system integration. Today Samsung's innovative and top quality products and processes are world recognized. This timeline captures the major milestones in Samsung's history, showing how the company expanded its product lines and reach, grew its revenue and market share, and has followed its mission of making life better for consumers around the world.

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Rating by Author :

Techveger : Traveler in Technology
Rating : 4.5 out of 5 (1 review from Author.)
My Comment : It's One the Best cell Phone today !
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Date : 2012/05/06

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