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Samsung Focus Flash

Bottom Line

Although less featured as the Focus, the Flash as one very fast phone that does it all. A great Samsung screen combined with a front-facing camera for video-chatting.

Decent 5MP camera with dual flash, Bright High-Rez screen, front-facing camera

Cheap Plastic construction, Decent battery life, No external memory

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The Specs

Camera: 5 MP Camera( Power LED flash); front-facing VGA camera

Screen: 3.7 inch WVGA Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen

Connectivity Speed: 3G

Front Camera: 1 MP front camera

Battery : 7 Hours/ 25 Days

Storage: 8 GB (Internal) Memory

Processor: 1.4 GHz Qualcomm MSM8255

More info at Windows Phone

 

 

Samsung Focus

Bottom Line

The best screen in the market, the Focus is a show stopper with its brilliant Super AMOLED screen.

Decent 5MP camera with dual flash, Bright High-Rez screen, external 16GB microSD

Decent battery life

 

samsung focusThe Specs

Camera: 5 MP Camera( Power LED flash)

Screen: 4.0 inch WVGA Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen

Connectivity Speed: 3G

Front Camera: 1 MP front camera

Battery : 7 Hours/ 15 Days

Storage: 8 GB (Internal) Memory; 16GB (External) MicroSD

Processor: 1.0 GHz Qualcomm QSD250

More info at Windows Phone

Two Samsung Windows 8 Phones Expected To Be Launched This Year

Image representing Samsung Electronics as depi...As per a report by The Verge, mega smartphone developer, Samsung is likely to launch two new Windows Phone 8 devices this year. According to the report, Samsung has submitted two new devices, running on Windows Phone 8 operating system, as a part of a court document in  the Apple – Samsung trial of their patent disputes. The Verge has leaked a snapshot showing the brief description of two devices dubbed as “Odyssey” and “Marco”.

Both the devices are expected to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year after the launch of the most anticipated phone OS, Microsoft’s Windows 8 Phone 8.  In the leaked image the device model is not visible clearly but shows the key feature of the devices. Both smartphones are powered with Qualcomm’s dual-core 1.5GHz MSM8960 Chipset. The devices are said to be more identical other that the display screen, “Odyssey” features 4.65 ” HD Super AMOLED screen, which is bigger and better than the 4.0″ WVGA Super AMOLED screen of “Macro” .

As far as the  camera, Again “Odyssey” gets a bigger 8MP Rear camera, while “Macro” got only 5MP ; the front camera are  the same with a  2MP resolution.

In the leaked image, NFC is marked on the photo of “Odyssey” device, which indicates that “Odyssey” has got an ability to send the data through Near Field Communications. NFC is one among the exciting new Windows Phone 8 features; others include  “Wallet Hub” & “Tap to Send.”

Both the devices are LTE and HSPA+ supported .. More information on these phones are expected to launch very soon, this month.

Report: Microsoft to Block Dell from Manufacturing Tablet

Microsoft Surface / Credit: Microsoft

Microsoft will reportedly block Dell from manufacturing a Windows RT tablet. The Software giant is expected to be much more discreet and prudent when selecting partners to produce its Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets. Microsoft has already given the go-ahead for Asus, Toshiba, Samsung, and Lenovo…  all of them  produce high-quality products and have been making great Windows PCs for the majority of this and last year.

Dell’s unwillingness to manufacture  a tablet was reported by a Business Insider’s Interview, in which Dell hesitantly said it would release Windows tablets in the coming future. Analysts argue it is likely that Microsoft may be prohibiting them from launching one this year… factors such as their flat marketing, may be the reason Microsoft could have forced Dell to wait. This could be a sign of Microsoft playing tough love and doing what is best for the Windows eco-system… even if it means it may alienate a long-time partner and friend.

Microsoft will reportedly lift the heavy restrictions next January… but analysts say that the tough love may produce a nicer and more polished Windows 8 tablet experience.

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