Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy K Zoom camera phone 2 weeks ago. Now, the company has released its first promotional video that will go live on TV channels worldwide.
The marketing effort, which runs for about two and half minutes, shows some of the main features of the Galaxy K Zoom. As one can expect, the clip highlights the 20.7 megapixel rear camera and its features such as 10x optical zoom, the Xenon flash and the Selfie alarm.
The video also shows you how the auto focus and the exposure of each photo can be controlled separately. Watch it below.
Samsung will be unveiling the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S lineup for 2014 on June,12th event. The invitation photo indicates a new flagship tabs coming. We already saw the leaked Samsung Galaxy Tab S Photos and Specs from FCC.
The information is backed up by Samsung Mobile head J.K. Shin who said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that Samsung will launch a new line of tablets in New York on June 12.
The Galaxy Tab S will have a 10.5" AMOLED display of 2,560 x 1,600 resolution and will tip the scales at around 287 lovely pixels per inch. We've also brought you exclusive report of its smaller and bigger siblings, which might be the other two in the "new line of tablets" all sporting WQHD resolutions.
The slate codenamed Chagall corresponds to the 10.5" Galaxy Tab S, the Klimt is an 8.4" version with a pixel density of 359 ppi and the Warhol with a 13.3" 227 ppi screen, which is the only tablet here to sport an LCD. All three will come in Wi-Fi only and cellular form (likely 3G + LTE).
An unannounced Samsung tablet SM-T800 spotted at the FCC today, The Tablet market name is Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 which is a new High-End 10.5" AMOLED tablet from Samsung. Photos of the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 has leaked from the FCC to the web showing us this upcoming tab.
While the SM-T800 is the Wi-Fi-only version of the new tablet, there is also seen an LTE variant (SM-T805), and a 3G model (SM-T801) in the test.
The 10.5-inch AMOLED display of the new Galaxy Tab S should offer a 2,560 x 1,600 resolution. That aside, the tablet allegedly features an Octa-core Exynos 5420 processor, 2MP front-facing camera, 8MP rear camera with LED flash, and Android 4.4 KitKat with Samsung's latest Magazine UX. On the back, the device has the same dotted pattern seen on the rear cases of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Samsung Galaxy K Zoom.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 SM-T800 official announcement is coming soon, probably in late June. No price info yet.
Samsung officially announced that it won't update its Galaxy S3 I9300 smartphone to Android 4.4. KitKat due to unresolved Hardware limitations issues, which came as sad news for the S3 users worldwide. Today, thanks to the Android XDA community, you can Now get Android 4.4. KitKat on your Galaxy S3 I9300 through a custom ROM. As long as you don't have an issue with rooting your device and following the instructions on the forum (source link below), then you'll be able to enjoy KitKat on your S3.
However, as with most custom ROMs, the KitKat ROM for the S3 isn't perfect. There are still some stability and usability issues, and not all features of the phone may function properly. Users may experience some glitches as well. However, if nearly all previous custom ROMs are any indication, the KitKat S3 ROM will get better with time as the community continues to work out the kinks.
It's interesting to note that the KitKat ROM file is too large to fit onto the Galaxy S3's internal storage; Samsung's pre-loaded bloatware is primarily to blame. Once it was removed, the hackers were able to successfully port it without any storage space issues.
On May 11, Samsung's current flagship Galaxy S5 will have been available on the market for exactly one Month (launched April,11th). We do know that the first day sales of the Galaxy S5 were significantly higher than the first day sales of Samsung's last year flagship, the Galaxy S4. At the same time, the launch weekend sales of the device also beat the ones of its greatest rival, the Apple iPhone 5s.
In this line of thought, it is quite curious to compare the overall adoption rates of the two devices, the S4 and the S5, for a bigger amount of time and see if the trend is still present. Luckily, the folks at Chitika, an online advertising network, released a statistical report that gives us more insight on the matter. According to Chitika, the Galaxy S5 accounted for 4.3% of all Samsung smartphone web traffic in North America just 25 days after it got launched, from April 11 throughout May 5. which is more than Double what the Galaxy S4 had 2.0% only in one month after it released.
The Galaxy S5 will undoubtedly be one of the hits on the smartphone market this year, but Samsung's rivals won't stay idle on the contrary, their smartphones are going to fight tooth and nail with the Galaxy S5 for a bigger share of the market.
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