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Samsung's S Pebble will soon sell in America as Muse. Users using a Galaxy device (Samsung galaxy s II, Galaxy S II Skyrocket, Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Note II) will be able to connect to Muse and with the aid of the Muse Sync app(download link below), transfer songs along with other data without the need to connect with laptop computer.  The Muse music player features a metal clip, 3.5mm headphone jack, 4GB internal storage and SoundAlive audio tech, and it only costs $49 dollars.


Here's the samsung description on the Muse:


Designed to be the perfect music companion to your Samsung Galaxy handset, Muse is an MP3 player which can interface directly with most Galaxy handsets (see Specs for compatibility details). Transfer usic directly from your Galaxy smartphone to your Muse via the Muse Sync app available in Google Play. The clip-on design makes Muse especially useful for active listeners who don't want to take a phone along on their morning jog.



Link for Purchase

Download Muse Sync App here.

 

 

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The India smartphones market during 2H 2012 saw a rise in shipments by 75.2% over and above the 1H 2012 number, taking the overall contribution of smartphones to 6.8% for the full year. In fact, during 2H 2012, smartphone shipments stood at 8.1% of the country's total mobile handset shipments. While BlackBerry was at third spot during 1H 2012, Sony Mobiles displaced the former if we examine numbers for the full CY 2012.


Table 3. India Mobile Handsets Market: Leading Smartphone Players, CY 2012
(in terms of % of unit shipments)

Player

Rank

Share (% of unit shipments of smartphones)

Samsung*

#1

43.1%

Nokia

#2

13.3%

Sony Mobiles

#3

8.2%



Commenting on these results, Tarun Pathak, Analyst, CMR Telecoms Practice said, "The India smartphones segment has very distinct characteristics vis-à-vis the overall market. We believe the struggle for leadership in the India smartphones market is going to intensify through 2013 as vendors bring new form factors to market."


"Players such as Samsung, HTC and Sony Mobiles will increasingly try to establish leadership through differentiated offerings and by promising a ‘seamless' experience across the four consumer screens - smartphone, tablet, PC and TV. At the same time, home grown vendors such as Micromax, Karbonn and Lava will try to make a mark against their global competitors, by bringing to market powerful, yet attractively priced smartphones in an attempt to widen their appeal and grow the overall smartphone user base", Tarun added.



Samsung has received a couple of patents displayed on the Korean patent information website called KIPRIS. These new patents probably likely to be embeded into new interface for the GALAXY S5.


Samsung has received patents for one handed operation on big smartphones. According to the patent Samsung gives everyone the opportunity to choose which corner they want to use this function. Customers are now able to use one hand and select all kinds of functions such as apps, notifications or favorite calls. We have to say that this looks pretty smart to use on big smartphones with huge displays!


Secondly Samsung received patents on probably their new music interface which is deeply integrated with social media. If we will see this application called "Friends Music" back on the GALAXY S5 remains the question.


According to the latest rumours will Samsung introduce the GALAXY S5 on day before MWC 2014.


Thanks SamMobile for this update

 



According to Symantec, a well know security software company, a man who has won about $1.5 million in poker tournaments has been arrested and charged with running an operation that uses Android malware, and a fake dating website to scam victims out of $3.9 million.


Kagawa was already under investigation while playing in that tournament. Symantec explains:


From our observations, the operation began around September 2012 and ended in April 2013 when authorities raided the company office. We confirmed around 150 domains were registered to host the malicious apps during this time span. According to media reports, the group was able to collect approximately 37 million e-mail addresses from around 810,000 Android devices. The company earned over 390 million yen (approximately 3.9 million US dollars) by running a fake online dating service called Sakura in the last five months of the spam operation. Spam used to lure victims to the dating site was sent to the addresses collected by the malware.


What makes this story so sensational is that Masaaki Kagawa was already a successful person. He was the president of an IT firm called Koei Planning and was a successful gambler. Since 2008, he's won $1.5 million in high stakes poker games and, according to Ars Technica, was actually under investigation while he was at his last tournament.



 




If you are one of those who want applications that feature clean and simple user interface, you might want to try the Beam Player. This is a simple player that directly plays music from your folders. This application features simple buttons and is quite responsive when used on tablets.


It looks quite clean with all the typical buttons but everything on the screen will surely have a major function. No confusing additions and toggles for you to get lost in. All you need to do with the Beam Player is look for your file on your folders and play. The tabs on the top portion also allow you to look into your most recently-played music as well as a "favorites" folder.


Simple controls characterize this music player and one thing that also makes it a good pic is that it fits well in any size of screen. It is now available in Google Play for free and you can shell out an extra $2.01 for an ad-less Beam Player.


What's in this version:


- Fixed bug "can't close notification when music is paused"
- Lockscreen controls
- Expendables notifications for android 4.1+
- Headset buttons support (play/pause)
- Album covers form mp3 tags
- Favorite songs are played like a playlist
- Add favorite from player screen


Google Play Store Link

 

 


 

Tiny Apps consists of some of the most useful tools one could have atop other windows: notes, recorder, paint, music player, and calculator. It's actually s a package of 5 useful floating apps that stay on top of all other apps.  You can run several windows of the same Tiny App.


This is the lite-version of Tiny Apps. It has a limited amount of features (available in Tiny Apps Pro: dock windows to the left side of your screen, change the window's transparency)


Check out Tiny apps at the link below:


Google Play Store Link


 


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