The US 1201t model doesn’t ship with a Windows OS, only Express Gate and is only available in black.
Samsung’s ‘Position Engine’: way to develop independent GNSS?
Samsung is up to some heavy, crazy stuff these days. The South Korean company is doing a project called ‘Position Engine’ which is speculated to be one stop solution for Samsung to enable the company to be independent of component makers like Qualcomm and Broadcom.
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Samsung S4 mini rumored to spot Snapdragon 400
The S4 mini is quite a headline gainer these days. Apart from the rumor that it may be debuted this June 20th at Premier 2013, the device’s specs are quite an inquisitive lot. One of the speculations is that the device may spot a Snapdragon 400 processor. The Samsung Galaxy S4 carries a Snapdragon 600 processor.
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Install Apps on SD Card on Galaxy Note 8.0
All of your apps are installed on your Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0’s internal storage, but did you know that there is a little hack that lets you install apps on the external SD card instead. If you are a person who likes to install tons of apps on your tab phone, then you need to do this hack.
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Samsung Omnia M released in India again at $178
Seems like the Indian market can still be pleased with its Windows Phone 7, though Windows Phone 8 is already in the production. The Samsung Omina M was released on Flipkart at $178 (INR 10000) in India. The rationale of the late release of the outdated phone may be the success of Nokia Lumias in India of late.
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Samsung LED lighting forum held on May 29
Samsung LED lighting forum was held at Ramada Plaza Hotel in Suwon on the 29th May. More than 100 Korean developers gathered at the forum. The forum discussed the kind of opportunities that Samsung can have in the future with the 60 partners present at the forum.
Samsung Galaxy S4 mini may be unveiled on June 20th: WSJ
Wall Street Journal’s sources speculate that the Samsung Galaxy S4 may debut at Premier 2013 event that will be held on June 20th by Samsung. This might be one of the many devices expected to be launched that day.The Premier 2013 will also feature new Android and Windows Phone devices, as announced by Samsung recently.
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Tim Cook’s D11 interview
The interview with Tim Cook that went on for more than 1 hour, resulted in some very interesting outlook of the CEO on various issues. Here is a brief of what he talked about:
*the web traffic from iOS is higher than the other phone counterparts
*the company is working on a new Apple TV
*takes a view on Google glass, and says they don’t have mass appeal
*views Apple as a company making devices that are ‘usable’ and ‘enrich’ customers’ lives and not just focus on market share
*hints at launching iOS 7 at Developer’s conference
*says will open APIs, but to the extent that it does not make the customer experience bad
*expresses that he is not cold to the idea of integrating iOS apps to Android
Have a look at the video after the break.
FCC shows Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 flaunts AT&T LTE band
The Samsung Galaxy Note is a WiFi only tablet. But those disappointed with the fact that it does not have an LTE connectivity, here is the good news. FCC shows the Note 8.0 carrying AT&T friendly LTE. So, those loving mobile cum tablets, your chance to access such a tablet is not be very far.
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Snapdragon BatteryGuru application for Android updated
Snapdragon BatteryGuru Application for android helps you manage your battery performance efficiently. The app has left its beta version and now is available in a better and enhanced version. Here are some of the features of the application:
*Delivers longer battery life with fewer charges, acting as a battery life extender
*Intelligently learns how you use your Snapdragon-powered smartphone and optimizes your device without disabling smartphone functionality
*Requires no user configuration –
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