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Galaxy Tab 10.1N A New Tablet To Make Peace With Apple

To overcome the restrictions imposed by the courts in Germany with regard to the sale of the tablet Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung announced this week the new Galaxy Tab 10.1N (GT-P7501) with some modifications in design and software. The Galaxy Tab 10.1N will be launched with Android 3.2 as standard in 16, 32 and 64GB prices starting at 549 euros, with the variant GT-P7511 lacks 3G connectivity for fifty dollars less. The sales of this particular tablet will likely be limited to countries where...

NVIDIA Tegra 3 – Quad Core Processors On Video

Already presented this year in Barcelona under the name Project Kal-El, NVIDIA now formalized them with the better known name Tegra 3, we speak of course of quad core processors for smartphones will be sold during 2012 and with the characteristics that , if followed, promise ... really good. In fact, these new extracts of technology, would be able to offer more power compared to a lower power consumption, which would result in a saving of approximately 61%. But there's more, because Tegra...

Samsung GT-i9100 Galaxy S II Announced The ‘Pink Edition’

After the version with white body, available in a few weeks the new color 'Pink' extends the choice available to all those who want to buy a Samsung S Galaxy II's flagship smartphone Android the Korean brand. The version with shell pink Samsung Galaxy S II for the moment it was announced only on the Korean market, but its availability should be extended to other countries in the coming...

Galaxy Tab 10.1 Lions Special Edition Exclusive In Korea

Samsung unveiled this week a very exclusive limited edition of the tablet Galaxy Tab 10.1, made ​​in an edition of only 150 copies in Korea to celebrate the victory of the Samsung Lions baseball team. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 Lions Special Edition will be sold in a special package, which includes a ball and a top official of the Samsung Lions baseball...

Samsung GT-i9000 Galaxy S The Developers Working on Android 4.0

Some independent developers have started work to develop an update to Android 4.0 for the Samsung  Galaxy S, after the parent has hinted that it would not release the latest version of the Google operating system for this phone. The update to Android 4.0 for the Samsung Galaxy S is based on official SDK released by Google and is not without its drawbacks. Best results will be seen in the coming weeks, when it becomes available the source code of Android Ice Cream Sandwich, giving developers a...