Posts Tagged ‘Samsung’s’

Video: Would You Use Samsung’s Crazy (And Arguably Brilliant) New Webpage Zooming System?

Yowza. It’s been a while since Samsung has done anything on the software side that was particularly original — but this… this is friggin’ awesome. The idea: as an alternative to multitouch zooming, you place your thumbs on the screen and then move the device closer to or further from your face. By pulling data [...]

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Samsung’s Latest Camera Sensors Promise Improved Low-Light Shots

You know what sucks? Taking pictures in a bar. You might be having the best time in the world at that bar, but the pictures just never do it justice. The bartender gave you a free drink, that cute girl has totally been staring you up all night, and your pub trivia team is destroying [...]

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CES 2011: Samsung’s Infuse 4G for AT&T Makes The HTC Evo’s Screen Look Small

Oh, so you thought last year’s 4.3″ displays, like the ones in the HTC Evo or the Motorola Droid X, were big enough? Oh hoh hoh, friend — say hello to the just-announced Samsung Infuse 4G for AT&T, which packs a 4.5 inch Super AMOLED Plus display. Here’s everything we know so far: 1.2 Ghz [...]

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News: Samsung’s iPod touch rival boosts camera, Bluetooth

Samsung has announced its upcoming Galaxy Player (Translated Link), an Android-based device that will serve as a competitor to the iPod touch. According to the press release, the Galaxy Player will feature will feature both front- and rear-facing cameras—VGA and 3.2 megapixel, respectively—between 8GB and 32GB of internal storage with a MicroSD slot for expansion, a 4-inch “Super Clear” 800 x 480 LCD display, a 1GHz CPU, GPS…

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Surprise! Samsung’s Windows Phone 7 handsets can tether over USB

So, you’re reading that headline, thinking, “But Greg! Microsoft said Windows Phone 7 won’t support USB tethering at launch!” You’re right, they did. And it doesn’t. At least, most Windows Phone 7 handsets don’t. Mysteriously, Samsung’s do — they just tried to hide it. Italian gadget blog HDBlog.it spotted the option lingering deep within Windows [...]

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