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Mon Jun 12, 2006 12:15 pm
Going against ultra-thin market trends, the new Samsung A930 is the latest much phone to be launched by Verizon Wireless.
Able to take music on the road, users can load up a microSD memory card. With VCAST Music and Video, customers can view video clips of entertainment, news, sports and more, and purchase music tracks directly in the palms of their hands. An integrated 1.3-megapixel digital camera and camcorder allows busy consumers to capture still images or video clips to send and share wi... [Continue reading Samsung A930 Review Posted]
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Thu Jun 08, 2006 10:16 am
Samsung announced today that it has developed the industry's first 1.98-inch LCD panel to achieve VGA resolution, using the company's amorphous silicon (a-Si) technology. Mobile phones equipped with this new, display will be able to show Windows screens and documents with the same VGA quality that is provided by most desktop or notebook PCs.
The new mobile LCD panel is being displayed at the SID 2006 Conference in San Francisco June 6 through June 8. The user will be able to enjoy the best quality mobile TV images, with delineation of visual details as small as 63 microns - half the average width of a human hair (120 microns). A typical 40-inch HD LCD TV has 40 pixels per square inch, while the new 1.98-inch LCD panel has 10 times as many, ... [Continue reading Samsung Shows Off VGA Mobile Display]
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Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:10 pm
Verizon Wireless today announced the availability of the sleek Samsung A930 music phone.
With VCAST Music, dual stereo speakers, removable memory, and dedicated music playback keys, the A930 offers a complete music experience. Customers can browse, preview, download, and play high-quality digital music from the A930 over Verizon Wireless' broadband network or online through the VCAST Music Store.
To take music collections with them, users can load up a microSD memory card, letting customer... [Continue reading Verizon Wireless Launches the Samsung A930 Music Phone]
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Mon Jun 05, 2006 1:53 pm
Cingular today released the D407, a stylish push-to-talk clamshell that instantly connects users with the push of a button.
Integrating features that keep customers connected around the globe, the quad-band handheld offers Bluetooth wireless technology, handsfree speakerphone, and advance voice recognition for added flexibility. Incorporating a VGA camera with 4x zoom, consumers capture impromptu moments with the press of a button.
Staying in touch with friends and family, the D407 include... [Continue reading Cingular Unveils the Samsung D407 Walkie-Talkie Phone]
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Mon Jun 05, 2006 10:40 am
Samsung recently launched the D807 on Cingular, unveiling an ultra-slim slider measuring just 15 mm.
The D807 features high-speed EDGE connectivity and Bluetooth wireless technology to support delivery of entertainment and information on-demand services. Boasting a large and vivid 262K-color screen, the D807 is ideal for watching streaming videos or viewing images taken with the phone's integrated 1.3-megapixel camera. To store MP3 tracks, the D807 offers an external microSD memory card slot.... [Continue reading Samsung D807 Launched for Cingular]
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Mon Jun 05, 2006 10:20 am
Samsung Electronics today introduced a new 3.5-inch LCD built from HTSP (Hybrid Touch Screen Panel) technology, allowing manufacturers to design thinner and lighter mobile devices.
With prior touch screen technology requiring an LCD panel to integrate sensor circuitry over top, Samsung's HTSP technology includes all sensor circuitry within. As a result, the new screen is considerably thinner and lighter than existing touch screens, while maintaining a bright, high-contrast image at features Q... [Continue reading Samsung Creates Thinner Touch Screens for Mobile Devices]
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Sun Jun 04, 2006 12:19 pm
Released for T-Mobile, the Samsung T609 offers a familiar clamshell design and high-end features. Offering a pearl white exterior, the elegant smooth curves of the T609 is deceptively affordable, priced as a mid-tier device.
Integrates many capabilities found on high-end devices, the T609 includes a 1.3-megapixel camera, music player, 262K-color LCD, and EDGE high-speed access.
The T609 also ensures consumers can work and play on the road. Preinstalled games give players plenty of options ... [Continue reading Samsung T609 Review Posted]
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Fri Jun 02, 2006 10:27 am
Samsung today introduced the SGH-Z400, a slide-up that possesses a blend of performance with refined styling.
SGH-Z400 is a 3G handset designed for the multi-tasking professionals, equipped with 3G to all-access breaking news, recent stock figures, and the latest music videos or movie trailers. People can also enjoy crisp video telephony, simultaneous use of multiple applications, and superior quality voice services.
At mere 19.2 mm, the Z400 is able to combine full-featured functionality ... [Continue reading Samsung Introduces SGH-Z400 3G Slider]
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Sat May 20, 2006 1:51 pm
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Samsung has combined two popular cell phone form factors into one design, inventing the sliding-clamshell.
Having advantages of both sliding and folding phones, the new form is built from a soft cover, allowing the body to slide lengthwise as well as become extended and folded.
According to the patent application, clamshell phones have an advantage in portability due to their compact size; however the screen is typically very small. By contrast, sliding phones have large screens, but are often large. Additionally, LCDs on sliders are typically exposed without a protective cover, making them more susceptible to damage. Samsung's sliding-clamshell invention attempts to solve these problems by having a large, protected display while keeping a compact size.
The sliding-clamshell is similar in compactness to typical folding phones, with the addition of a transparent window protecting the screen beneath.
Opening the device, the soft external cover unfolds to become a track for the body, with a corrugated hinge linking the track in place. Sliding the body upwards, the phone unveils two keypad sections, reminiscent in layout to Nokia's 6800-series clamshells. Allowing consumers to use... [Continue reading Samsung Invents Sliding-Clamshell Design]
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Fri May 19, 2006 9:16 am
Samsung Electronics believes fuel cells could power the cell phones of tomorrow. The South Korean manufacturer has recently signed an exclusive alliance with MTI MicroFuel Cells, a US-based fuel cell firm, to develop next-generation fuel cell prototypes for Samsung's mobile phone business.
Using Mobion, MTI Micro's patented direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) technology, Samsung will design a series of mobile phone and accessory prototypes. Due to their anticipated longer runtime and instant rec... [Continue reading Samsung to Develop Phones Powered by Fuel Cells]
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