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By MariaJoyce, on May 19th, 2012% 
Apple named its new tablet as “New iPad” which everyone hoped to be iPad 3, another news came out that the new iPhone will also jump out from the iPhone plus the-number-of-the-version name but it’s not the main issue. Still pushing, the new iPhone will have a 4-inch screen.
Numerous blog writers and techies seem to be agreeing to these well known rumors as verification of the big-screened iPhone.
People’s anticipation that Apple would create big-screened iPhones has been burning brightly for a year now – though unsupported. Many people anticipated that the . . . → Read More: Big-Screened iPhone Still Persisting
By MariaJoyce, on May 7th, 2012% 
Apple and Samsung is on the clash again for the unending patent disputes, we cannot expect that this will end in the near future or ever will end.
Today, a judge roughly reprimanded Samsung, blocking the South Korea-based company from using there own particular code as their defensive strategy against Apple’s infringement lawsuit.
Judge Paul S. Grewal, who penalized Samsung, who already handled some Samsung violating court order issues before, directed Samsung to present components of its source code to Apple last December but Samsung failed to comply and decided to put off. Apple then filed a . . . → Read More: Samsung CANNOT Defend Itself Fully in Apple Infringement Case
By Dora, on April 30th, 2012% 
As Apple’s iPad being at the top of the tablets, others who are trying to compete will likely be compared and will surely receive a handful of criticisms. It’s like iPad is setting the standards to all of the emerging competitors. But even with the tight competition, Acer is still getting in the line and as expected, a handful of negative thoughts.
The Iconia Tab A510 of Acer, running on Andriod OS, doesn’t give you enough with $499.99. As the tech market, tablets in particular, is getting incredibly competitive: Every competitor must deliver their tabs . . . → Read More: Acer Iconia Tab A510
By Jharma, on April 30th, 2012% 
As the tech market gets wider and wider, market shares also soars high but some company seems not happy with the results.
Smartphone shipments by Samsung increased over the same period in 2011, letting it simply take hold of the biggest share of the global market, while Nokia’s share dramatically plummeted as their smartphones are not clicking to the mass and only playing in the low end, according to a market analyst, while another market analyst rated the South-Korea-based company as the top or the no. 1 on the cellphone market.
In the first quarter of 2011, . . . → Read More: Samsung Gets the Highest Market Share in the First Quarter of 2012
By Jharma, on April 25th, 2012% 
The Samsung Galaxy Note – a confusing device that others find it as a tablet and some says it’s a smartphone – is presently limited to the wireless carrier AT&T, but there are reports running across the internet that the confusing device is extending to a competitor wireless carrier T-Mobile.
The very first hint stems from a Wi-Fi certification that appeared for the Samsung unit with model no . SGH-T879. As for company standards, all Samsung products carried by T-Mobile uses the model formula SGH-Txx9.
This specific model is additionally detailed with a 800 x 1280 screen . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy Note will be Available in T-Mobile?
By Jharma, on March 19th, 2012% 
China may become the world’s biggest smartphone market in 2012, according to the sales they made of low-priced handsets, while Brazil and India will follow the title by 2016, based on a research company from the U.S.
China surpassed the smartphone deliveries in the US for two straight quarters in the second half of 2011, they will hold that impetus in this year and get ranking as the leading smartphone marketplace for the whole year of 2012, according to a forecast made by IDC or International Data Corp.
China is predicted to acquire . . . → Read More: China as the Smartphone Market Leader
By Jharma, on March 13th, 2012% 
Samsung appears to have pushed the Ice Scream Sandwich update – finally!
Based on the latest blog post from the official Samsung Tomorrow blog, the South Korea-based electronics giant has finally started to release their Ice Cream Sandwich update to the Galaxy S II units around the world.
And knowning that, Galaxy S II users started once more to experience the love. Or perhaps, the majority of them does. The update at issue is intended for worldwide spec Galaxy S II units, so wireless carrier users in the U.S. – AT&T/T-Mobile Galaxy S . . . → Read More: Samsung Pushed Ice Scream Sandwich Update – Finally!
By Jharma, on January 31st, 2012% 
On Feb. 19, Samsung’s much awaited Galaxy Note will be available in AT&T for $300 with a 2-year contract.
The 4G LTE mobile phone could be pre-ordered online or in the retailers starting Sunday. Delivery will be Feb. 17, according to the company.
The South Korea-based company have been promoting the Galaxy Note as being a new device classification aimed toward the creative-minded set, even though the majority of customers will more than likely find it as a combo of a tablet and smartphone.
The new smartphone features its large 5.3-inch touchscreen – one of the largest in line . . . → Read More: Much Awaited Samsung Galaxy Note wil be on AT&T on Feb. 19
By Dora, on January 3rd, 2012% 
A picture apparently exhibiting ASUS‘ 7-inch Eee Pad tablet, allegedly set to launch at CES 2012 in a few days, has appeared, together with ideas that the scaled-down slate can borrow the removable battery-keyboard form-factor from the Transformer Prime. The picture, captured by NotebookItalia, reveals a machine quite definitely in step with the Prime’s aesthetic, and much different from what we have witnessed from the Eee Pad MeMo also anticipated within this month.
Nonetheless, it is uncertain whether ASUS promises to bring 2 units [the 7-inch tablet and 7-inch MeMo] to CES, or whether or . . . → Read More: Photos of 7-inch Eee Pad Tablet Leaks
By Jharma, on September 27th, 2011% 
Samsung seems like releasing and developing phones faster that we’ve imagine. Just when the wireless carrier T-Mobile announced the release date of its Samsung Galaxy S II phones, maybe a couple of days before it arrive on AT&T wireless network, it’s been out on Sprint since September though, the Korea-based company unveiled the new Samsung Galaxy S II HD which is actually a Galaxy S II LTE but it has an HD display screen.
The display of the Samsung Galaxy S II HD has 720 x 1260 pixel resolution other than its brother Galaxy S . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy S II HD Unveiled, U.S. Launch Not Announced
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