Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S III, and it’s almost everything we hoped it would be. The wireless charging kit won’t arrive until September and the bezel hasn’t been completely…
The HTC One X is the best phone to come out so far in 2012, and may even win the phone of the year award unless the iPhone 5 has…
The latest Droid RAZR had a lot of great features packed into a super thin body. The only problem was battery life, which ranged from 4 to 9 hours depending…
Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S III, and it’s almost everything we hoped it would be. The wireless charging kit won’t arrive until September and the bezel hasn’t been completely eliminated, but this is made up for in other areas. The phone includes a giant 4.8″ Super AMOLED display that is the best ever on a smartphone, and it also has 4 processors.
A leaked video of the much lauded Samsung Galaxy S III is making the rounds and getting the discussion going about what all of its specs are pointing toward. The video involved claims the phone has a 4.6-inch, 720p display, and sports a quad-core 1.4GHz chip. The visual though, will probably not match what the actual phone looks like when it comes out, however, as its currently just in a dummy case, as final aesthetics are being prepared.
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The Galaxy S III launch date is getting closer (May 3rd) and Samsung has released a commercial that hints strongly at how great the new Galaxy S will be. If it includes some of the technology we have heard about it will be the most amazing phone to date, blowing away the competition.
Do you have any smartphones laying around that you’re using as paperweights? Most people do, and Gazelle.com will pay you cash for those paperweights (so you can upgrade). Newer phones will get you $200 or more but the older the phone is the less it will be worth, but having $30 in your pocket is better than an old Droid X laying on the floor.
Researchers at Texas University have designed a chip that allows smartphones to see through almost anything, walls, clothes, you name it. They actually just “tuned” a CMOS chip to be able to discern the terahertz frequency of the electromagnetic spectrum. This frequency band falls in-between the infrared band and the microwave band (the one cellphones use to transmit info).
It looks like the 41MP Nokia 808 Pureview won’t be enjoying a US launch, though it will be available globally. It looks like the carriers here aren’t interested in subsidizing the super expensive Carl Zeiss 41MP camera optics, although if you look around you’ll be able to find an unlocked version on ebay I’m sure (with a hefty price tag).
HTC has been loudly advertising its One series of cell phones to the public at large, and they are continuing on that path with the launch of three of their new devices in China. This particular set of three is known as the Dragon lineup. This lineup was first seen at the Mobile World Congress conference recently, and the specs for these products are quite impressive indeed.
Photographic rumors of the new Nokia Lumia PureView we heard about at MWC are looking a little different than the first prototypes, and interested parties are hoping that it isn’t truly representative of what is going to be rolled out soon. Pink, yellow and black covers look rubbery and chunky, so aesthetically the choices are questionable at best for Nokia.
The HTC One S is one of the latest smartphones in HTC’s “One” series, including the One X and One V. The One S is the middle phone in the series, and has slightly better specs than the One V but not as great as the One X. It is extremely thin at 7.8mm (the Droid RAZR is the thinnest at 7.1mm) but still has a great 4.3″ super AMOLED display with qHD resolution (540×960).
Although the Galaxy S III doesn’t officially exist yet, LG may already be preparing a direct competitor. Korean news site DDaily has leaked info on a new phone called the “LG D1L” described as a “Galaxy S3 killer.”
