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Sunday, January 12, 2014

NEW SAMSUNG GALAXY NOT 3 LITE

Though Samsung unveiled its new line of professional-grade tablets at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, it did not showcase any smartphones. However, the launch of the rumoured Galaxy Note 3 Lite seems imminent, with several photos and specifications of the model leaking online.

Technology website SamMobile has spilled the beans on the features of the upcoming model, touted as the smaller version of the Galaxy Note 3 phablet. The images show that the handset will bear the same look as Samsung's current top-end phablet and will have similar faux-leather back panel. However, the design of the camera module is a little different.

The report says that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite will have a 5.5-inch HD (720p) SuperAMOLED display, much like the Galaxy Note 2. It is said to run on a six-core Exynos 5260 chipset with Heterogenous Multiprocessing Technology (HMP), allowing all six cores to operate simultaneously. The model will be launched in two variants - one that operates only on 3G networks and one that works on 3G as well as 4G networks.



Other key features of the model include 2GB RAM, 8MP rear camera, 2.1MP front camera, LED flash, 16GB internal storage, microSD support and 3,100mAh battery. The phone will run on Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) upon launch, though the final software build may differ.

Galaxy Note 3 Lite will also come with the S Pen stylus and have all the related stylus features, such as Screen Write, Scrapbook, Pen Window etc. Connectivity options of the phone Lite include Bluetooth 4.0, microUSB, NFC, Wi-Fi and infrared.

In Antutu benchmark test, Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite scores higher than Galaxy S4, but lower than the Note 3.

It is expected that Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Note 3 Lite at the Mobile World Congress in February.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Samsung Galaxy Tab™ (Verizon)-SCH-I800


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Specification
Carrier
  • Verizon
Network
  • CDMA 800/1900
Operating System
  • Android 2.2 (Froyo)
Form Factor
  • Tablet - Portrait Primary
Dimensions (Wx H x D)
  • 7.48”(W) x 4.74”(H) x 0.47”(D)
Weight
  • 13.58 ounces
CPU
  • Cortex A8, 1GHz CPU, Hummingbird
Display Type
  • 7.0" WSVGA TFT (w x h: 600 x 1024 px)
Memory Capacity
  • 512MB(ROM) + 592MB(RAM) + 2GB (User Memory) + 16GB microSD™ card preinstalled (supports up to 32GB microSD card)
Connectivity
  • WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n
  • USB 2.0
    USB 2.0 Universal Serial Bus. Common hardware interface standard for connecting peripherals to a computer.

  • Bluetooth Connectivity
Sensor Type
  • Accelerometer, Geomagnetic, Luminance, Gyro
Battery
  • 4000mAh
Camera (Front)
  • 1.3MP
Camera (Rear)
  • 3MP Auto Focus

Samsung Galaxy Tab™ (U.S. Cellular)-SCH-I800


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Specification
Carrier
  • U.S. Cellular
Network
  • CDMA 800/1900 & Wi-Fi
Operating System
  • Android 2.2 (Froyo)
Form Factor
  • Tablet -Portrait Primary
Dimensions (Wx H x D)
  • 7.48 x 4.74 x 0.47 inches (HxWxD)
Weight
  • 13.58 ounces
CPU
  • Cortex A8, 1GHz CPU, Hummingbird
Display Type
  • 7.0" WSVGA TFT (w x h: 600 x 1024 px)
Memory Capacity
  • 512MB(ROM) + 512MB(RAM) + 128MB(One D-RAM) + 2GB (User Memory) + 16GB microSD™ card preinstalled (supports up to 32GB microSD card)
Connectivity
  • Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n
  • USB 2.0
    USB 2.0 Universal Serial Bus. Common hardware interface standard for connecting peripherals to a computer.

  • Bluetooth 3.0 Connectivity
Sensor Type
  • Accelerometer, Geomagnetic, Luminance, Gyro
Battery
  • 4000mAh
Camera (Front)
  • 1.3MP
Camera (Rear)
  • 3MP Auto Focus with Flash

Samsung Galaxy Tab™ (T-Mobile)-SGH-T849

 
 
Specification
 
Carrier
  • T-Mobile
Network
  • GSM: 850, 900, 1800, 1900; UMTS : Band IV(1700), I(2100) & Wi-Fi
Operating System
  • Android 2.2 (Froyo)
Form Factor
  • Tablet -Portrait Primary
Dimensions (Wx H x D)
  • 7.48 x 4.74 x 0.47 inches (HxWxD)
Weight
  • 13.4 ounces
CPU
  • Cortex A8, 1GHz CPU, Hummingbird
Display Type
  • 7.0" WSVGA TFT (w x h: 600 x 1024 px)
Memory Capacity
  • 512MB(ROM) + 512MB(RAM) + 128MB(One D-RAM) + 16GB (Internal User Memory) + (supports up to 32GB microSD)
Connectivity
  • Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n
  • USB 2.0
    USB 2.0 Universal Serial Bus. Common hardware interface standard for connecting peripherals to a computer.

  • Bluetooth 3.0 Connectivity
    Bluetooth 3.0 Connectivity Short range wireless technology that enables fixed and mobile devices to exchange data. EDR is high-speed.

Sensor Type
  • Accelerometer, Geomagnetic, Luminance, Gyro
Battery
  • 4000mAh
Camera (Front)
  • 1.3MP
Camera (Rear)
  • 3MP Auto Focus with Flash

Samsung Galaxy Tab™ (Sprint)-SPH-P100

SPH-P100ZKASPR

Features
Is Your Laptop Nervous? It Should Be. The Samsung Galaxy Tab™ brings you the media you want and keeps you connected with anyone, anytime. Compact and light, you can keep in touch with people and content through 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi® 802.11 b/g/n or Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 3.0. With a battery life of up to 13 hours* and a crisp TFT-LCD display, you’re free to communicate, update, and enjoy.

*Please Note: Usage times will vary depending on phone usage patterns and conditions. Battery power consumption depends on factors such as network configuration, signal strength, operating temperature, features selected, vibrate mode, backlight settings, browser use, frequency of calls and voice, data and other application usage patterns.
It's a Heavyweight In Performance, and a Lightweight In...Weight. It's a Heavyweight In Performance, and a Lightweight In...Weight. The Samsung Galaxy Tab is a 13.58-ounce, 7-inch tablet that slips easily into a pocket or bag. A virtual QWERTY keyboard and SWYPE™ technology makes e-mail and texting on the go easy–you can type on the Tab either by using both thumbs or by using SWYPE input technology.
The Freedom of Android™ The Freedom of Androidâ„¢ Galaxy Tab features Froyo, Google’s Android™ 2.2 platform, bringing you great performance and speed for browsing Adobe® Flash® Player compatible websites. Fully integrated with services like Google Maps™ and YouTube™ you can search, view, and easily download any of the tens of thousands of cool apps available on Android Market™.
Be the Social Butterfly of All the Social Networks. The Samsung Galaxy Tab allows you to easily access Facebook®, MySpace™ and Twitter™ so that you can stay connected to friends and family.
Your Favorite Movies Are Always Showing. Your Favorite Movies Are Always Showing. Samsung’s new Media Hub app brings your favorite entertainment to the Galaxy Tab. The app is preloaded for instant access to a broad selection of movies and TV shows that start playing while they download.

Be a Bookworm and the Office Hero. Bury yourself in all of your favorite books, magazine and newspapers with just a touch of the screen with the pre-loaded Amazon Kindle™ e-Reader. Access all of your important documents as well as create new ones via ThinkFree Office™, which is compatible with Microsoft® Office applications like Word, Excel® and PowerPoint® as well as Adobe® pdf viewing.
Cameras Coming and Going. Cameras Coming and Going. The Tab makes creating and sharing images and video fast and portable with its two cameras. The rear-facing 3-megapixel camera with flash captures images and video that can be edited and shared. With its front-facing camera, you can easily stay in touch and video-chat for either business or pleasure. Pre-loaded with Qik, users can video-chat and seamlessly talk with other people over a Wi-Fi connection.
Let the Games Begin. Armed with the latest Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1, The Samsung Galaxy Tab supports fast and seamless viewing of any web page, and provides enhanced video and game experience. Experience the ultimate full HTML internet viewing experience with Adobe® Flash® for watching videos and animations on the incredible 7" LCD display.
Specifications
Carrier
  • Sprint
Network
  • CDMA 1900/800, EVDO Rev A & Wi-Fi
Operating System
  • Android 2.2 (Froyo)
Form Factor
  • Tablet -Portrait Primary
Dimensions (Wx H x D)
  • 7.48 x 4.74 x 0.47 inches (HxWxD)
Weight
  • 13.58 ounces
CPU
  • Cortex A8, 1GHz CPU, Hummingbird
Display Type
  • 7.0" WSVGA TFT (w x h: 600 x 1024 px)
Memory Capacity
  • 512MB(ROM) + 512MB(RAM) + 128MB(One D-RAM) + 2GB (User Memory) + 16GB microSD™ card preinstalled (supports up to 32GB microSD card)
    512MB(ROM) + 512MB(RAM) + 128MB(One D-RAM) + 2GB (User Memory) + 16GB microSD™ card preinstalled (supports up to 32GB microSD card) Amount of space an MP3 player has to store music and other data, as measured in megabytes.

Connectivity
  • Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n
  • USB
    USB Universal Serial Bus. Common hardware interface standard for connecting peripherals to a computer.

  • Bluetooth 3.0 Connectivity
    Bluetooth 3.0 Connectivity Short range wireless technology that enables fixed and mobile devices to exchange data. EDR is high-speed.

Sensor Type
  • Accelerometer, Geomagnetic, Luminance, Gyro
Battery
  • 4000mAh
Camera (Front)
  • 1.3MP
Camera (Rear)
  • 3MP Auto Focus

Samsung Galaxy Tab™(AT&T)- SGH-I987

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Features & Specifications

Since the arrival of the Apple iPad in April of 2010, we've seen a handful of competitors step up with inexpensive tablet alternatives in all shapes and sizes. With the Galaxy Tab, Samsung has created a true peer of the iPad--an uncompromising product that stakes out new territory in terms of both design and features. Unlike the 9.7-inch iPad and its Apple iOS software, the Tab's screen measures 7 inches diagonally and runs Google's Android 2.2 operating system. AT&T's version of the Tab sells for $649 off-contract and your choice of monthly data plans. Data plans come in two flavors: a $14.99 plan with a 250MB cap, and a $25 plan with a 2GB cap. Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile all have similar versions of the Tab, though pricing and plan options vary.
Design
Tablets are only as good as their screens, and the Tab's screen is a glossy beauty with the strength of a beast, thanks to a protective layer of Corning Gorilla glass. The LCD underneath it is a crisp 1,024x600-pixel resolution, which is on par with the iPad, but since the screen is about half the size, the pixel density is much tighter. The screen uses a capacitive, multitouch technology that can match the iPad in both response time and usefulness. Not once did we catch ourselves cursing at it--at least, not in the same threatening tone as we used with the Dell Streak and the Archos 7 Home Tablet.
Above the screen you have a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera, perfect for video chat with the included Qik app or self-portrait photos. Across the bottom you have the typical Android-style buttons for menu, home, back, and search. There's a standard headphone jack on the top, and volume and power buttons on the side, along with a microSD card slot and an accessible slot for the AT&T SIM card. Unlike the Tab model we reviewed from Sprint and Verizon, the AT&T version does not include a preinstalled microSD memory card to complement the integrated 16GB of internal memory.
Samsung's dock connector and a pair of built-in speakers are located on the bottom edge. The dock connector works with the included USB adapter and power brick, but can also be used for accessories, such as a keyboard dock or video output adapter.
On the back of the Tab you'll see a smooth black plastic back and a more impressive 3-megapixel camera with an integrated flash. The camera can capture video at a maximum resolution of 720x480 pixels at 30 frames per second.
Overall, the Tab, at 7.5 inches tall by 4.7 inches wide by 0.5 inch thick, has a solid, paperback book feel that can be comfortably grasped in one hand. Unlike the Apple iPad, we never felt that we needed to set the Tab on our lap or cross our legs just to use it comfortably. For better or worse, it operates and behaves just like a giant Android smartphone, requiring little to no learning curve to navigate menus, type e-mails, or browse the Web.
Features
Before we get into the nitty-gritty of what the Tab has to offer, let's state for the record that the two best features of the Tab are the least complicated to understand. First off, you have the size, which is smaller, lighter, and more convenient than the iPad. Second, there's the full, undiluted Android 2.2 experience, complete with third-party apps, and the official Android Market for all the latest and greatest apps. We've seen other Android tablets this same size, but none running Android 2.2 with Market support. Similarly, we've seen tablets like the Dell Streak that offer the Android Market, but the size is cramped and the OS isn't yet up to 2.2. Currently, only the Galaxy Tab hits this "just right" Goldilocks zone among Android tablets--and that's what makes it exciting.
When you unlock the Tab's touch screen, you'll find a familiar home screen with a floating Google search bar, dock icons for e-mail and Web browser, and a drawer for apps. Hold the Tab in either portrait or landscape view and the built-in accelerometer sensor will reorient the screen automatically. By default, the Tab includes five main home screens, which you can jump among by flicking left or right. Beyond the core apps in the dock (mail, Web, drawer), the first of the five home screens comes preinstalled with apps for Google's app market, YouTube, Google Maps, video, photo gallery, and an AT&T account management toolbar. Among all the carrier variants of the Tab we've tested, AT&T has shown the most restraint when it comes to populating the home screen with apps and proprietary services (Verizon's treatment being the most egregious).
You have to dig a little deeper to appreciate the work Samsung did to differentiate the Tab experience from its line of premium Android smartphones. Spend some time in the app drawer, and you'll find that seemingly benign apps like Contacts, Calendar, and Memo have all been optimized by Samsung for the larger screen, using split-screen views and nested tabs to take advantage of the added screen real estate.
Most Android apps, unfortunately, aren't yet designed for the larger screens of tablets. It's a complaint you'll hear echoed in all of our Android tablet reviews so far. With all the extra room, some apps stretch unnaturally to fill the space (Pandora), whereas others appear like large print versions of their original smartphone incarnations. Until Google commits to the tablet form and offers developers and consumers a way to distinguish tablet-optimized apps from smartphone apps, this is going to be a recurring headache for everyone.
In spite of some frustrations, there are quite a few things the Galaxy Tab nails dead-on that will get Apple fanboys flustered. Because the Tab includes GPS, with the included navigation app it does an excellent job as an in-car navigation device, offering turn-by-turn directions, points of interest, and voice search (via the integrated microphone).
Another little advantage the Tab has over the iPad is Adobe Flash 10.1 compatibility, allowing all of the Web's Flash video content to play natively in the browser. The results are a little choppy in some cases, but it's nice to have the option.
One last feature to note for both the T-Mobile and AT&T versions of the Galaxy Tab (not to mention the iPad 3G) is that they rely on GSM technology for their cellular data connection. Compared with the CDMA-based cellular technology used by Verizon and Sprint, the GSM standard is arguably more compatible with cellular networks outside of North America. The AT&T Tab's accessible and swappable SIM card also suggests the possibility of substituting SIM cards from overseas cellular networks; however, we can't confirm compatibility and aren't accounting for it in our rating. If you do plan on using the Tab's cellular connection overseas, we recommend going with AT&T or T-Mobile's version, for the reasons previously stated.
Performance
Predictably, when you add up the Flash video playback, GPS, and 3G (not to mention Bluetooth and 720p video decoding), battery life can go downhill quickly. By pulling down on the home screen you can access a menu for quickly activating or killing off GPS, Bluetooth, and 3G, helping to squeeze the most from your battery life. Keeping yourself to core features such as Web browsing, music, and e-mail, Samsung expects you'll get around 7 hours of battery life with Wi-Fi active.
As far as media playback performance is concerned, audio, video, and photos all work beautifully. Transferred content--whether by USB or microSD card--is immediately scanned by the device and accessible in the appropriate app. Samsung's years creating highly rated portable media players is evident in little extras, such as audio enhancement settings, video bookmarking, and a mosaic view of video stills for quickly skipping to the perfect spot in a movie.
The movie and video content available through Samsung's Media Hub is priced competitively with Apple's iTunes offerings. Most movies are available to buy for between $9.99 and $17.99, or rentable for between $1.99 and $3.99. A decent selection of TV shows is also available for download, with content from NBC, MTV, Warner Bros., Comedy Central, and others, all priced at $1.99. All of the videos in the Media Hub have been optimized for playback on the Galaxy Tab.
The Tab has plenty going for it as an e-book reader as well. The included Barnes & Noble Nook app grants you access to one of the most popular e-book retailers in the world. Through the Android Market, e-book software from Amazon.com and dozens of other sources can be installed. As an alternative to a dedicated e-book reader, such as the Kindle, Nook, or Sony Reader, the Tab's paperbacklike dimensions make it a natural fit. On the downside, the Tab's battery life is relatively low; it's considerably heavier than most e-readers; and its highly reflective backlit LCD isn't as appreciated by book lovers as e-ink screens.
If productivity is your thing, you'll be happy to know that the Tab's calendar and e-mail apps readily took to our Gmail and Exchange accounts. We're also happy to see the ThinkFree Office app preinstalled, which allows you to view and edit any Microsoft Office documents. That said, for serious document editing, it makes more sense to spend the same amount on a Netbook with a larger screen and peripheral support.
Tabs versus Pads
Now for the big question: iPad or Galaxy Tab? The short answer, in our opinion, is iPad. It's offered at a better range of pricing options, none of which requires any form of carrier contract. Apple's catalog of apps optimized for tablet-size screens numbers in the thousands, whereas the Tab has just a handful--and they're not terribly exciting. If you feel that a tablet computer should be more than just a supersize smartphone, the iPad is still the best game in town.
In fairness, what we enjoy most about the Galaxy Tab is that it's not trying to exactly copy the iPad's blueprint for success. Sure, Samsung's notepad, calendar, and photo apps look like pixel-for-pixel reproductions of the iPad's, but let's not overlook the fact that the Tab is half the size of the iPad. It's a different type of product that presents a different use case, one geared more for portability. That said, the Android smartphone market seems to cover a lot of this territory already.
The Tab is also reaching out to all of the people who winced at the iPad's lack of Adobe Flash support, video camera, memory expansion, and drag-and-drop file support. If these are the features that have been holding you back from purchasing a tablet, then the Tab should be a perfect match.

Friday, March 25, 2011

Galaxy S™ 4G Android Smartphone-SGH-T959V

Features
Faster Downloads, Uploads and Web Browsing at 4G Speeds Faster Downloads, Uploads and Web Browsing at 4G Speeds You're never without a range of instant and endless entertainment options when you have your Galaxy S™ 4G. Download and immediately start watching all your favorite movies and TV shows from the Samsung Media Hub. Video games and websites with Flash content are never a problem. With expandable memory of up to 32GB and a larger battery, you will easily have plenty of space and time to enjoy all your favorite pictures and media.
Video Chats without Buffering Video Chats without Buffering Stay constantly connected with friends and family from practically anywhere, thanks to the front facing camera with QIK, the popular video chat app from Skype specifically for Android OS based devices. And there’s no need for any buffering with T-Mobile’s all new 4G network, perfect for video chats. The Galaxy S™ 4G’s 5.0 Megapixel rear facing camera shoots sharp photos and HD videos with excellent resolution.
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1.0 GHz Processor for Accelerated Multitasking 1.0 GHz Processor for Accelerated Multitasking The Galaxy S™ 4G comes equipped with a powerful 1.0GHz processor to keep all your apps and programs humming. Combine this lightning fast processing power with T-Mobile’s 4G network, and you have a phone that's as speedy as it is smart. To kick-start your entertainment experience, your Galaxy S™ 4G comes with the hot new movie "INCEPTION" pre-loaded on a microSD for instant viewing!
Responsive and Brilliant Super AMOLED™ Display Responsive and Brilliant Super AMOLEDâ„¢ Display With rich, vivid colors and brilliant detail, the large 4" Super AMOLED™ display gives you a superior viewing experience of movies, videos, and gaming. And the screen is smooth and fluid to the touch when navigating between apps and websites. The Android 2.2 Froyo operating system is a new and improved Android platform, which transforms your device into a mobile hotspot, allows for Wi-Fi calling and has over 70,000 apps available at your fingertips.
Specifications
Carrier
  • T-Mobile
    T-Mobile Provides who the cell phone carrier is for this model of phone.

Platform
  • HSDPA 21Mbps/HSUPA 5.76Mbps
    HSDPA 21Mbps/HSUPA 5.76Mbps Platform that employs a communications system for transmitting data across carriers.

  • Android 2.2, Froyo
    Android 2.2, Froyo Software that regulates the way users control a computer and the way programs utilize hardware.

  • SAR Value: Head0.9 W/kg
    SAR Value: Head0.9 W/kg SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate which is the unit of measurement for the amount of RF energy absorbed by the head when using a mobile phone.

  • SAR Value: Body1.23 W/kg
    SAR Value: Body1.23 W/kg SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate which is the unit of measurement for the amount of RF energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone.

Display
  • 480x800
  • 4" Display
  • Touch Screen
    Touch Screen Technology that enables users to interact with a phone by touching images, words, or icons on the display.

Design
  • Charcoal Gray
Battery
  • Up to 400 Hours Standby Time
  • Up to 6.5 Hours Talk Time
Connectivity
  • Bluetooth Capability
  • GPS Capability
  • Internet HTML Browser
    Internet HTML Browser Online interface designed to effectively display web content on small screen phones and mobile devices.

  • USB Connectivity
  • Wi-fi Connectivity
Features
  • Speakerphone
  • Voice Recognition
  • Memo Pad
    Memo Pad Tool that serves as a virtual pad for typing notes or reminders.

  • Mobile TV
Camera
  • 5.0MP Rear-Facing Camera with HD Camcorder VGA Front Facing Camera
  • 4x digital zoom
    4x digital zoom Range of magnification a camera can generate via interpolation (digital).

Video
  • Video Player
Storage and Memory
  • Up to 32GB
  • ROM: 1GB RAM: 512MB
    ROM: 1GB RAM: 512MB Memory that is built into the phone for the purpose of receiving and storing data.

Calling Functions
  • Dialed/missed/received Call Display
  • Multiparty
Messaging
  • Corporate email
  • Instant Messaging
  • SMS / EMS / MMS
  • Predictive Text Input T9
Business & Office
  • Voice Mail
Size
  • 4.82 x 2.54 x 0.39
Weight
  • 4.16 oz

Samsung Epic™ 4G Android Smartphone-SPH-D700

SPH-D700ZKASPR 
 
Features
Android 2.1Platform Androidâ„¢ 2.1Platform Android™ Market: 65,000 apps and rising. Here you’ll find useful apps for every aspect of your life – from popular games to travel guides to financial tools. Powered by the latest Google OS, the WiFi-enabled Epic™ 4G gives you Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps, Google Search and other great Google Mobile apps – not to mention the rest of the Web – at a touch. Speaking of Google Search, use voice-activated search to tell the Epic 4G what you’re searching for and watch it serve up results based on your location (when GPS is enabled).
Super AMOLED™ Touchscreen Super AMOLED Touchscreen The Samsung Epic™ 4G paints a bright picture for movie lovers with a spacious 4-inch Super AMOLED display. The anti-reflective, anti-smudge and anti-scratch screen delivers vivid, colorful and crystal-clear resolution for the best HD-like viewing experience – even outdoors on a bright and sunny day – for an ultra brilliant performance every time. The Super AMOLED screen also uses less power for improved battery life.
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Full Suite of Entertainment On-The-Go Full Suite of Entertainment On-The-Go This device comes pre-loaded with Samsung Media Hub to give you access to a whole new world of entertainment. Enjoy movies and TV shows instantly at your fingertips with progressive download over a 4G or Wi-Fi connection. You can purchase or rent select movies the same day they are released on DVD and also purchase most prime-time TV shows the day after they are aired. With Samsung Media Hub, enjoy entertainment that has been optimized to fit the screen size, type and sound capability of your device. Create your own masterpieces with the 5.0MP camera & camcorder with auto-focus, flash and 720p video recording. It comes with a pre-loaded 16GB memory card, and can hold up to 32GB – fill ‘er up with MP3s, Amazon e-books and zippy apps.
Swype® Text Input Technology Swype® Text Input Technology The world’s fastest way to text on the nation’s fastest 4G network … spell out your thoughts before you even think them. Whether you dashing off a text message or responding to work email, do it lightning fast by zigzagging a finger across the virtual keyboard. There’s also a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard for the button-pusher in you. Picture and video messaging are all there too, along with threaded messaging so you can easily follow all your text conversations.
Enabled for Sprint’s 4G WiMAX High-Speed Network Enabled for Sprint’s 4G WiMAX High-Speed Network Download games. Stream movies. Tweet updates. Do it all at 4G speeds that are up to ten times faster than 3G*. The Epic™ 4G is built to handle speeds unimaginable in just about every other phone. It’s also 3G-compatible, in case you need to slow things down a bit.
1GHz High-Speed Processor 1GHz High-Speed Processor The nation’s fast high-speed network calls for a phone that can keep up with it. The Samsung Epic™ 4G packs a powerfully fast 1GHz Hummingbird processor for quicker downloads and smooth video playback. Perfect for when watching hi-res videos or using the front-facing camera for a video chat with a friend.
Sync and Share Digital Content with AllShare™ Transform the way you enjoy the HD video and pictures taken with your mobile device. You can wirelessly stream your movies, music and photos to your DLNA Certified® TV, PC or home theater. With AllShare™ it’s easy to enjoy all of your content across DLNA Certified® devices.
Specifications
Carrier
  • Sprint
    Sprint Provides who the cell phone carrier is for this model of phone.

Platform
  • Android 2.1 OS
    Android 2.1 OS Type of software application that can be used on a mobile phone to explore the internet.

  • GPRS Class 10; EDGE Class 10; HSDPA
    GPRS Class 10; EDGE Class 10; HSDPA Platform that employs a communications system for transmitting data across carriers.

  • Android 2.1, Éclair
    Android 2.1, Éclair Software that regulates the way users control a computer and the way programs utilize hardware.

  • SAR Value: Head 0.68 W/kg
    SAR Value: Head 0.68 W/kg SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate which is the unit of measurement for the amount of RF energy absorbed by the head when using a mobile phone.

  • SAR Value: Body 0.99 W/kg
    SAR Value: Body 0.99 W/kg SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate which is the unit of measurement for the amount of RF energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone.

Display
  • WVGA
  • 4'' Display
  • Touch Screen, QWERTY Keyboard
Design
  • Black
    Black Choice of colors (exterior design) that a cellphone model is currently available in.

Battery
  • up to 300 hours Standby Time
  • up to 6 hours Talk Time
Connectivity
  • Bluetooth Capability
  • GPS Capability
  • Internet HTML Browser
  • USB Connectivity
  • Wi-fi Connectivity
Features
  • Speakerphone
  • QWERTY Keyboard
  • Memo Pad
  • Mobile TV
    Mobile TV Platform of high-quality television broadcasting that is optimized for viewing on mobile devices.

  • Scheduler
    Scheduler Calendar tool that enables users to store scheduling and event information.

  • To do list
    To do list Tool which enables a user to store, prioritize, and manage a list of 20 things that need to be done.

Camera
  • Auto Focus
  • 5.0 megapixel camera
  • 3x Digital Zoom
Video
  • MPEG4, AAC, AAC+, H.263, H.264
  • Video Streaming
Music & Sound
  • Music Player (AAC, MIDI, MP3, WMA, XMF)
Storage and Memory
  • 32GB
    32GB Hardware device or memory card that connects to a phone for the purpose of receiving and storing data.

  • 16GB ROM/512MB RAM
Calling Functions
  • Speakerphone
Messaging
  • Corporate email
  • Instant Messaging
  • Predictive Text Input T9
Business & Office
  • Voice Mail
Size
  • 4.18” x 2.5” x 0.39”
Weight
  • 5.47 ounces

Samsung Continuum™ Android Smartphone-SCH-I400

Features
Advanced dual Super AMOLED™ displays with dedicated Ticker display Advanced dual Super AMOLEDâ„¢ displays with dedicated Ticker display The large Super AMOLED™ display gives you vivid, brilliant color with razor sharp detail for movies, viewing photos, reading and much more. The smaller AMOLED display has the sharpness that’s perfect for reading small type.
Customizable Ticker Experience Customizable Ticker Experience You decide which type of messages you think are important enough to appear on the dedicated Ticker display. You can choose news updates, SNS messages, RSS messages, sports updates, social networking posts, just to name a few.
Android Éclair Browser Android Éclair Browser This advanced browsing system from Google helps give you fast internet searches and quicker connections.
Advanced Widgets Advanced Widgets Advanced Widgets connect you directly to certain apps without needing a keyboard, helping you work faster and more efficiently – another necessity in a busy world.
DivX/XviD HD video play & record DivX/XviD HD video play & record These two popular video formats are both installed on your phone for surprisingly superior quality high-definition recording and playback.
Specifications
Carrier
  • Verizon Wireless
    Verizon Wireless Provides who the cell phone carrier is for this model of phone.

Platform
  • Android 2.1 (Éclair)
    Android 2.1 (Éclair) Type of software application that can be used on a mobile phone to explore the internet.

  • 3G EV-DO RevA
    3G EV-DO RevA Platform that employs a communications system for transmitting data across carriers.

  • Android 2.1, Éclair
    Android 2.1, Éclair Software that regulates the way users control a computer and the way programs utilize hardware.

  • SAR Value: Head 0.7 W/kg
    SAR Value: Head 0.7 W/kg SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate which is the unit of measurement for the amount of RF energy absorbed by the head when using a mobile phone.

  • SAR Value: Body 0.47 W/kg
    SAR Value: Body 0.47 W/kg SAR stands for Specific Absorption Rate which is the unit of measurement for the amount of RF energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone.

Display
  • 480x800 pixels
  • 3.4” Display
  • Touch Screen
Design
  • Mirror Black
Battery
  • 312 hours Standby Time
    312 hours Standby Time Amount of time available in Sleep mode in which a phone's display are inactive to save power, but not totally shut down.

  • 420 minutes Talk Time
Connectivity
  • Bluetooth Capability
  • GPS Capability
    GPS Capability Global Positioning System. Technology that uses local networks pinpoint locations. Used in a number of features and applications.

  • Internet HTML Browser
  • Outlook Sync Capability
    Outlook Sync Capability Function that allows mail, contacts, and calendars to be auto-synchronized with Outlook on a PC using Exchange ActiveSync

  • USB Connectivity
  • Wi-fi Connectivity
    Wi-fi Connectivity Wireless network system that enables mobile devices to connect to the internet when near a hotspot.

Features
  • Speakerphone
  • Voice Recognition
    Voice Recognition Technology enabling a phone to understand spoken contact names and make calls on command.

  • Memo Pad
  • Scheduler
  • Stop watch
  • Airplane Mode
Camera
  • Auto Focus
  • 5.0 Megapixel Camera
  • digital zoom x4
  • LED Flash
Video
  • MPEG4 / 3GPP / H.263 / H.264 / 3G2 / WMV (9) / DivX/ Xvid
  • Video Streaming
Music & Sound
  • WAV / MP3 / AAC / AAC+ / eAAC+ / WMA
  • Music Library Capability
Storage and Memory
  • microSD, up to 32GB supported
  • 2GB 512MB ROM 384MB RAM On Board Memory
  • up to memory capacity
Calling Functions
  • Dialed/missed/received Call Display
  • Multiparty
    Multiparty Service that allows multiple people on different phones to be connected simultaneously on one call.

Messaging
  • mobile email (POP3/IMAP4) and corporate email (Exchange)
  • Instant Messaging
  • SMS / EMS / MMS , limited EMS support
Business & Office
  • Document Viewer
  • Voice Mail
Size
  • 4.94” x 2.28” x .48”
Weight
  • 4.41 ounces
    4.41 ounces Weight of the phone, measured in ounces (oz.).

Samsung Focus™ with Windows Phone 7-SGH-I917

Features
Super-Sleek Bar Phone with Crisp Brilliant Display Screen Super-sleek bar phone with crisp and brilliant display screen (Super AMOLED technology) The Super AMOLED screen gives you a razor sharp, cinema quality image. It makes surfing the web and reading texts much easier in bright sunlight. The brilliant display allows you to quickly access the information most important to you with Live Tiles on your start screen.
Seamless Social Network Integration Seamless social networking integration with integrated calendar and contacts Now your calendar, contacts, and social networking sites are fully integrated through Windows Phone People Hub. It makes staying in touch with friends and business contacts much more efficient and streamlined.
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Improved User Interface Experience Improved User Interface Your Focus integrates beautifully with Microsoft Office® including Outlook Mobile, Bing search engine and Zune. Using the Game Hub, the Focus is the only phone that allows you to play games with Xbox LIVE. And with Office Hub, you can view, edit, share and sync Office documents on the go. Like music and videos? Check out the Music + Video Hub which allows you to play and download music and videos quickly on your phone.
Multimedia Package Multimedia package: 5MP Camera with auto focus & flash, Camcorder, WiFi, 3.5mm headphone jack The 5 megapixel camera with flash and auto focus takes razor sharp photos and videos. For sound quality, the 3.5 mm headphone jack allows you to listen to music with high-end headphones rather than just simple ear buds. And Wi-Fi is always handy when you're out and about. The Camera + Pictures Hub contains your entire collection of photos and videos, including the ones saved to your phone and even pictures your friends have recently posted on Facebook or Windows Live.
specifications
Specification
Carrier
  • AT&T
    AT&T Provides who the cell phone carrier is for this model of phone.

Platform
  • Internet Explorer
    Internet Explorer Type of software application that can be used on a mobile phone to explore the internet.

  • GPRS Class 10, EDGE Class 10, HSDPA
    GPRS Class 10, EDGE Class 10, HSDPA Platform that employs a communications system for transmitting data across carriers.

  • Windows Phone 7
    Windows Phone 7 Software that regulates the way users control a computer and the way programs utilize hardware.

  • SAR Value: Head 0.55 W/kg
  • SAR Value: Body 0.75 W/kg
Display
  • 4" Display
  • Touch Screen
    Touch Screen Technology that enables users to interact with a phone by touching images, words, or icons on the display.

Design
  • Black
    Black Choice of colors (exterior design) that a cellphone model is currently available in.

Battery
  • Up to 300 Hours Standby Time
    Up to 300 Hours Standby Time Amount of time available in Sleep mode in which a phone's display are inactive to save power, but not totally shut down.

  • Up to 6.5 Hours Talk Time
    Up to 6.5 Hours Talk Time Amount of time available in Talk mode in which a phone's display are active.

Connectivity
  • Bluetooth Capability
    Bluetooth Capability Short range wireless technology that enables phones to exchange data with other network devices.

  • GPS Capability
    GPS Capability Global Positioning System. Technology that uses local networks pinpoint locations. Used in a number of features and applications.

  • Internet HTML Browser
    Internet HTML Browser Online interface designed to effectively display web content on small screen phones and mobile devices.

  • Outlook Sync Capability
    Outlook Sync Capability Function that allows mail, contacts, and calendars to be auto-synchronized with Outlook on a PC using Exchange ActiveSync

  • Wi-fi Connectivity
    Wi-fi Connectivity Wireless network system that enables mobile devices to connect to the internet when near a hotspot.

Features
  • Speakerphone
  • Voice Recognition
  • Mobile TV
Camera
  • Auto Focus
  • 5.0 Megapixel Camera
  • 4x digital zoom
  • LED Flash
Storage and Memory
  • 8GB ROM On Board Memory
Calling Functions
  • Dialed/missed/received Call Display
  • Multiparty
Messaging
  • Email
  • Predictive Text Input T9
Business & Office
  • Voice Mail
Size
  • 4.84” x 2.56” x 0.39”
Weight 4.07 ounces