Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III Android

Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III review

" Today is no ordinary day for the GSMArena test track, which is about to see the Bugatti Veyron of smartphones do the rounds in an attempt to beat the lap record of its predecessor. Samsung have spared no effort to protect the Galaxy S III against any odds. What we get as a result is the most amazing blend of performance and features we are likely to see this year. Samsung Galaxy S III official shots The Koreans took their time with the new flagship, giving the predecessor a full year at the helm. But they were taking no chances and they've got the spec sheet to prove it. With most of the hardware made by Samsung themselves, the Galaxy S III is an endless list of mind-blowing numbers. The quad-core beast packs a 720p Super AMOLED screen and a massive battery, but keeps its slim waistline. "

 Samsung Galaxy S III Galaxy S II Android

Samsung Galaxy S III vs Samsung Galaxy S II

" The Galaxy S series of phones is the dream of every Android fan. Being the best of the best, these handsets have always represented the best that Android has to offer, mostly due to their spectacular specs sheets and real-life performance. The Samsung Galaxy S II, which came out last year, was so successful that it could hardly be challenged by any model that launched in the year following its release. However with this new breed of quad-core smartphones, Samsung had to refresh its otherwise still strong offering, by introducing a successor. That successor is, naturally, the Galaxy S III – a beast of a phone that comes to reaffirm Samsung's leading position and fight off the contenders looking to dethrone it. "

 Samsung Galaxy S III Android

Samsung Galaxy S III Preview

" Samsung kick-started its whole Galaxy line of Android phones back in 2009 with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy I7500 – the first Android smartphone of the manufacturer. Initially, there wasn't such great interest in the product; it was an OK device with moderate specs and no special feature to spawn interest. This was the beginning of Samsung's Android business – no fanfares or great expectations. The company was still trying to figure out if there's potential in the open-source platform. "

 Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III Android

Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III hands-on

" Samsung very recently climbed to top as the phone vendor with most units shipped, but more importantly, it also became the maker with most smartphones shipped. They are a big player in the Android world, so with the announcement of their new droid flagship, fans of the OS should certainly take notice. The Samsung Galaxy S III is the company's new Android flagship and it features a quad-core processor, a 4.8" 720p screen and an 8MP camera packed in a 8.6mm body (no chins this time). Samsung Galaxy SIII official shots Of course, it runs Ice Cream Sandwich with Samsung's latest TouchWiz interface that includes cool new ways to interact with the phone - S Voice (a direct Siri competitor), eye-tracking (Smart Stay) and several other clever tricks, which the smartphone has up its sleeves. "

 Samsung TA950 HDTV 3D Monitor

Samsung TA950 HDTV 3D Monitor Review

" Continuing with further Samsung product reviews, today we have one of the most watched and wanted computer monitors on the market, the Samsung TA950 HDTV 3D Monitor. The Samsung TA950 is technically a monitor due to its marketed name, but would suit anybody looking for a 27” full HD 1080p display, with a shockingly clear, crisp and bright colour contrast ratio. Along with its spectacular design and Ultra-thin LED display, this HDTV monitor is ideal for ever consumers looking to buy a new gaming and multimedia monitor or small TV. "

 Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 Android

Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 I8160 preview

" The original Samsung Galaxy Ace is now an entry level device at best, pushed down the ranks by the weight of two sequels. The Galaxy Ace 2 is next in line and we're talking a proper mid-range device this time. This dual-core smartphone will win no performance awards, but may as well top the popularity charts. Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 I8160 official photos The Galaxy Ace 2 has grown up a bit on the outside, with the most notable change being the screen - it's now a 3.8" PLS LCD unit of WVGA resolution (480 x 800) with a density of 246ppi. Samsung decided to keep the camera resolution on the new Galaxy Ace at 5MP, but they enabled 720p recording and added a front-facing camera. "

 Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Android

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 review

" The question this second-generation Samsung tablet is trying to answer is not "How much better can it get?" The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 stops at how much. It feels safe pretending there's no such thing as a third-generation iPad. Under different circumstances, the second-generation Galaxy Tab 10.1 would've been a disappointment. It still is, in a way - especially if you expected a substantial upgrade of the original. This duty however falls on another member of the Samsung tablet lineup. Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 official pictures The 10-inch Note is the one with the better specs and the S Pen adds an extra dimension to the tablet experience. And it certainly needs every bit of muscle and brains to stand up to the iPad 3. The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 has the seemingly easier job to compete with a discounted iPad 2. "

 Samsung Series 9 Laptop

Samsung Series 9 Review

" Can a laptop get much sexier than ASUS's Zenbook? We weren't too sure, but then Samsung sent us the second-generation Series 9, and boy, let me tell you, this is the PC equivalent of Natalie Portman. Like Natalie, the Series 9 isn't obviously flashy, but it's svelte, finished with figure-hugging curves and undeniably gorgeous. You'll have to excuse us for waxing lyrical, but our labs see as many laptops as the local PC World (alright, maybe not that many) and rarely does a system get the lads purring quite like Samsung's latest. "

 Samsung Galaxy xCover Extreme Android

Samsung Galaxy xCover (Extreme) Review

" Samsung has been the leader of the Android smartphone world for over a year now with their market-leading smartphones such as the Galaxy S and its consequent successor, the Galaxy S II. However their lower end phones have never overly impressed me; so can the Samsung Galaxy xCover (also known as the Extreme in some markets) turn this around? The Samsung Galaxy xCover comes complete with IP67 certification, meaning it is waterproof in up to 1 metre of water for 30 minutes and is dustproof as well. Backing this up is a previously unseen ARM Marvell chipset with a single core CPU clocked at 800 MHz and 512 MB of RAM. The most recent of the three tough Androids, with the others being the Motorola Defy series and the Sony Ericsson Xperia Active, the xCover comes complete with Android 2.3 Gingerbread and Samsung’s TouchWiz UX skin. But how does it stand up in the real world? "

 Samsung Galaxy S II ICS Android

Samsung Galaxy S II ICS review

" The Samsung Galaxy S II has sold in record numbers worldwide and millions of users must've cheered the news of the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update rolling out. The latest OS from Google is a new lease of life for the Galaxy S II - but desserts are served at the end of the meal. It's an opportunity for the S II to finish with a flourish as it makes room for the much-anticipated new flagship. "