Showing posts with label Galaxy Note 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galaxy Note 2. Show all posts

Monday, 1 April 2013

Best Samsung Smartphone you can get now: Galaxy s4, Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy s3

There is no denying the fact that Samsung is the world leader in smartphone sales, besting Apple in many countries and gradually came to dominate the smartphone industry. One secret of their success — quality control. Along with Samsung galaxy s3, galaxy note 2, Samsung announced Galaxy s4 last month and it bring us plenty of amazing notable features, such as Smart Scroll, Smart Pause and so on. Now I am going to show you the best Samsung smartphone you can get now and check out the list to see if they could potentially fulfill your needs.

Top 1: Samsung galaxy s4
Samsung galaxy s4
If you want to get the latest Samsung android phone, then obviously galaxy s4 is your best choice. At a packed event at Radio City Music Hall in New York, Samsung showed off the Galaxy S 4, which has a screen slightly larger than the latest iPhone 5 and will be available for pre-order on April 16 for AT&T customers for $249.99 with a new two-year agreement. There is no other detailed information, including release date and pricing for other carriers, but one thing we can make sure is that Samsung will sell the device as soon as possible and a release should not be too far along after that.

Top 2: Samsung galaxy note 2
Samsung galaxy note 2 is known as a phablet, rather than a smartphone. With an enormous 5.5-inch display, at first you may have a hard time adjusted to its size, but soon you will get used to this hulking monstrosity really quickly. The screen size allows for all types of media consumption comfortably. The hardware along with Jellybean makes the Note II the smoothest Android experience to date. A refined and more accurate S Pen makes the Galaxy Note II easier and more intuitive to use. For those looking for an innovative phone in the crowded Android space the Note 2 is worth a look.

Top 3: Samsung galaxy s3
Samsung’s Galaxy S3, the world's bestselling smartphone in 2012. It is a truly global phone, available on nearly every carrier, nearly everywhere. Its large, vibrant HD display represents a growing class of phones with broader form factors, and its delicate balance of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich(Now have get Android 4.1.2 update), a sharp 8-megapixel camera, 4G LTE or HSPA+ support, and an accessible price make the Galaxy S3 a worldwide hero. And just as expected, carriers have begun to slash prices on Samsung's Galaxy S3 handset in anticipation of stocking the bigger, fancier Samsung Galaxy S4 successor. Now is a good time to get one.

Top 4: Samsung Ativ S
Samsung Ativ S
If you want to try something different, then you can pick the Ativ S to have a try. Samsung's Ativ S handset has not yet been made available in the US, but the Windows Phones will arrive at Sprint this summer and according the news from theverge, the handsets are expected to hit retail shelves in May or June.

Samsung Ativ S runs on Windows phone 8 and features a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display with 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, also there’s a micro SD card. The back camera reached to 800 million pixels while front camera of 1.9 million pixels. Support for Wi-Fi, NFC, and Bluetooth functionality. Ativ S slim features a slim design, the fuselage is only 0.35 inches, but the battery capacity has reached 2300mAh that should promise longer life.

Top 5: Samsung galaxy note

Yes, it is the brother of Samsung galaxy note 2. The Samsung Galaxy Note is a hybrid smartphone/tablet that has a 5.3-inch Super AMOLED display, Google's Android OS, dual cameras with LED flash and auto-focus, and 4G LTE wireless networking. It also comes with a pressure sensitive S Pen that promises to transform the way you interact with (and enter text into) your smartphone. If you are the one who don’t want to pay much money on high-end smartphone, this device is your wise choice.

Top 6: Samsung galaxy note 3
Samsung galaxy note 3

Now rumors are flying all around about the highly anticipated release of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Sources in Korea report that Samsung is gearing up to outfit its next “phablet” with a flexible OLED display that will essentially equip the device with an “unbreakable” screen. Rumors are also said the device will features a 5.9-inch or 6.3-inch screen and is expected to powers with Samsung’s famous Exynos 5 Octa quad-core processor as well as its Smart Scroll and Smart Pause eye-tracking technology and will also likely run Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie natively, as Google’s upcoming operating system will likely be unveiled at the Google I/O conference in May, with a release date projected for June or July.

The device likely won’t be unveiled until September at the IFA Expo in Germany. Long wait for the super phone and that is why I put it in the last. Anyway, there is no doubt that Samsung galaxy note 3 will be a high-end phone and will make a big success.

Sunday, 16 December 2012

Samsung wishes you happy holidays with Samsung galaxy s3 and Galaxy note 2(ad review)

Samsung, the world’s largest mobile phone maker, is trying hard to attract more users during this Christmas holiday by release a series of warm Christmas-ish ads for its hottest smartphone, including the breakthrough gadget Samsung galaxy s3 and the smartphone-tablet hybrid Galaxy Note2, wish the viewers happy holidays. Here Let's review the ad of Samsung galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2.


Samsung Galaxy S3 ad for Christmas released
The new ad about Samsung galaxy s3, shows off the S Beam feature of the S3 and Galaxy Note II, also features Santa, Mrs. Clause, is published on December 12, not a long time from the earlier ad just released last month, which show a women sending her husband a naughty video so that he could take it with him on his travels. She transferred the video over the air from her S3 to this. Personally, I like the new ad very much, so funny and Sweet.

You can check out the Samsung Galaxy S3 ad below.


So what do you think about the ad, Apple and other Smartphone maker wouldn’t have made one like this for its representative product this Christmas, right? Will you update to the iPhone 5 or Samsung?

For those who have planned to buy Samsung smartphone this holiday, you can read this full review about Galaxy Note 2 from CNET.

Summary:  Both the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note II are currently the hottest smartphone in the market and available on all four major U.S. carriers with varying colors and prices. The Galaxy S3 starts at $199 across all carriers, while the Galaxy Note II costs $299 on all carriers except T-Mobile which charges $369 for the phablet. Of course all of them will offer a cheaper price this Christmas and plenty of online retailers will offer a special price to all customers. I will update all the useful discount information in time here.

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Thursday, 29 November 2012

Which would you choose, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or the Google Nexus 4?

Samsung Galaxy Note 2, the smartphone-tablet hybrid from Samsung Group, which was launched in September, is said reached the impressive 5 million sales in 2 months, The Korean technology giant said in a statement (Google Translate) on November 26. Although the Note 2's sales are far behind that sells of the Galaxy S3, which Samsung sold 20 million of its flagship smartphone in the first 100 days after its launch, but it indicate that the high-end smartphone with top-of-the-line features is in great demand. Can it outsell the LG Nexus 4 which offers better operating system, price tag and often sold out in a short time?

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 vs Nexus 4

Today, we take a look at the Nexus 4 versus the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 in terms of features, price and more to help you decide which one to buy.



Addition: One of the unique features of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is the device’s S-Pen, a stylus that benefits from some unique software that Samsung has included on the Galaxy Note 2. With the new S-Pen, Some of those applications include Air View which allows users to hover over things like e-mail, calendar or an image to get a preview of the content before actually having to open it, a feature called Easy Clip which lets users crop content on screen including images to save for later use, and finally, the ability to use the S-Pen to draw out Quick Commands for tasks like email. So you will feel so convenient to use the phone even it has a large screen.

So which phone do you like more?