Arrival of Samsung GALAXY Tab 7.0 Plus announced

Samsung has announced the arrival of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus – a Honeycomb version of its 7-inch tablet range. Samsung seems to be loving the 7-inch section of the tablet market, probably because it is a place where Apple can't put them through the courts. While the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 offers up a superior screen, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus has some impressive specs.

It’s powered by a 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU paired with Android 3.2 Honeycomb and 1 GB of RAM. It sports a 7-inch, 1024×600 pixel screen and comes with 16 GB or 32 GB of storage space.

The Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus has a relatively straightforward camera interface, with minimalistic fonts and plenty of options to play around for the 3MP camera on the back, and the front-facing one for video chat.

On the connectivity front, it supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 3.0 as well as 3G/HSPA, and Samsung managed to squeeze all of the above into a case that’s 9.96 mm thin and weighs 345 g.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus will arrive in Indonesia and Austria at the end of October, followed by a gradual rollout to the U.S., Europe and the rest of the world.

Samsung Stratosphere Unboxed

Verizon has a winner with its speedy 4G LTE network, and the new Samsung Stratosphere brings a proven design to Verizon’s popular network. The Stratosphere is one of Samsung’s well-regarded Galaxy S phones, all of which feature a beautiful four-inch Super AMOLED display that is one of the best on any cell phone. The Stratosphere slides open to reveal a fine five-row keyboard that has a dedicated row of numbers — no more pressing a “function” key to access the numbers. And then there is Verizon’s fast LTE network, which achieves download speeds similar to what you get at home with a cable modem. With an affordable price, the bottom line for the Stratosphere is looking pretty good. According to intel via Droid-Life, the Stratosphere is hit Verizon on October 13th, a day before the iPhone 4S launched, which means that those hoping to get 4G LTE for cheap will likely have another option beyond the Pantech Breakout. Besides 4G LTE, the Stratosphere will be coming with a 1GHz single-core processor, a 4-inch Super AMOLED display, 5MP rear camera, and a 1.5MP front-facing camera. In addition, the Stratosphere will be the first 4G LTE device with a physical QWERTY keyboard. It will be a cool phone, so look forward to it.

Samsung Transform Ultra Packed with text-friendly full QWERTY keypad

Boost Mobile announced the Samsung Transform Ultra with a text-friendly full QWERTY keypad.  The Transform Ultra, powered by Android 2.3 Gingerbread, features access to Google Mobile services and the Android Market. The device has a 1GHz processor, a 3MP rear-facing camera, and VGA front-facing camera for video chat while on the go.

It is another cell phone powered by Android. It runs on 1000 MHz Single core processor. Android OS and its good processor enable it to respond faster. It processes every request faster.

The display is 3.2 inches in size with 320×480 pixels of resolution. It is capacitive touchscreen having multi-touch and proximity sensor features.

This phone incorporates 3 mega pixels internal camera with video capture facility. It has a secondary camera of 2 mega pixels for enjoying video calling. you can expand its memory up to 32 GB by using microSD and microSDHC.

It has Bluetooth version 3.0, Wi-Fi, USB, charging connector, computer synchronization and OTA synchronization features available in it. you can use Google Talk to chat with your friends. It has few more features such as Voice dialing, Calendar, Alarms, Calculator, Voice recording, , Sensors , Hearing Aid Compatibility and GPS.

It will be coming with Boost mobile and Sprint. Its expected release date is 7 October 2011 with boost mobile and 2 October 2011 with Sprint (expected). However it is officially announced on 15 Sep 2011.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE Comes with Impressive Features

Samsung is always up to something recently they introduced Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1; Now Samsung quickly followed up with an upgraded edition Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE, however, and taking advantage of the higher data speeds attainable from Verizon's 4G LTE network

The LTE Tab's dual-core Tegra 2 chipset brought the same level of performance that we experienced from the Wi-Fi model. The interface is snappy and smooth, while the hardware easily handles complex apps and multitasking without dragging down

The LTE variant integrates the same display and cameras as the Wi-Fi edition. Reiterating our observations from the original Tab 10.1 review, we found the display to be vibrant and crisp but without the extremely wide viewing angles of the iPad 2's IPS panel. Samsung originally equipped the first-generation Tab 10.1 (the "10.1V") with an eight-megapixel primary camera. Both the second-generation Tab 10.1 Wi-Fi and the LTE model both integrate a three-megapixel sensor, but we find this to be sufficient for most situations in which a user would find a tablet to be a better option for taking pictures than a dedicated camera or cellphone.

Potential customers already tied to smartphone contracts from other carriers that have yet to catch up to Verizon's LTE speeds, or customers who do not have or want a smartphone data plan, may find the 4G Tab to be an enticing offer. It is an excellent tablet, one of the best Android offerings on the market, but buying one of Verizon's LTE-capable smartphones with a hotspot plan can bring more flexibility at a lower cost.

Samsung E1190 Clamshell Soon to Be Launched in Germany

A new Samsung feature-phone is about to make its debut in Europe via Samsung Germany, the clamshell E1190. Samsung, one of the handset makers that plan to reach number one spot for the highest amount of mobile phones delivered in 2011, by the end of the year, continues to build entry-level phones.

The upcoming E1190 is a basic clamshell that offers dual-band support and limited mobile phone functionality. Disproportionate and unimpressive, Samsung E1190 measures 88 x 44 x 18,9 mm. However, the clamshell can be considered a very light handset at only 71g (battery included).  The phone comes with a small 1.43-inch CSTN display with 65k colors support and 128 x 128 pixels resolution. It appears that the phone is aimed at consumers who are looking for phones with basic features, but long-lasting battery. In addition, the clamshell is powered by a standard 800 mAh Li-Ion battery that should provide users with up to 8.6 hours of talk time or up to 570 hours of standby time.

No word on the phone's price tag or release date yet, but Samsung is likely to launch the phone in Germany in soon.

The phone with stylish design and shinny looks: Motorola EX212

Motorola Mobiles have launched a new Dual SIM mobile phone in India named as Motorola Gleam and also known as Motorola EX 212. The new cell phone from Motorola has a clamshell design and weighs quiet light. The phone provides with the most basic multimedia and connectivity features but lacks the ones like EDGE and 3G and WI-Fi. The phone has a stylish design and shinny looks. It is available in black and red colors at the moment.

 Motorola Ex212 with its 2MP camera enables you to capture your most beautiful events any where any time by just streaming through its pushing camera on. Motorola Ex212 supports dual Sim card enabling you to stream through either of the desired networks any where any time. This stylish flip handset also supports GPRS to keep you stay connected with your friends & family through internet.

 Moving towards the drawbacks of this handset the foremost considered point that strikes mind is that this Motorola Ex212 just holds 5MB internal memory that is really very short, Just 2MP camera cannot be counted as the demand of the day, talk time is also not much appealing. Summing up, we can say that this handset is appealing if concerned to its low budget, but can not success to gather attraction as also holds some downfalls.