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 In April it was announced that, as rumored, Samsung will release its newest addition to its line-up the Galaxy Win. As cell phone technology becomes more sophisticated, this phone is aimed solidly at the average user. Let’s face it; the ordinary person on the street really may not have a need for all the features and latest gimmicks that are included on many of the top-end cell phones on the market today. This newest Samsung will provide users with many great features found in more expensive phones, but in a user-friendly format. The Samsung Win is powered by an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean platform. It also has a few features previously found in higher end phones such as Smart Alert, Easy Mode and Samsung’s Motion UX gesture control system. More familiar features include Wi-Fi capabilities, Bluetooth 3.0, and DLNA. It is powered by a 2000mAh battery with 3G HSUPA connectivity. Features  The Galaxy Win has 480 x 800 pixel resolution on its 4.7-inch LCD screen so every

The prologue of launching big screen sized mobiles into the market goes to the Korean company, Samsung. It brought into light a new set of mobiles which were as big as a tablet but resembled more with a phone and thus were rightly called as phablets. The whole trend started with the grand success of the Galaxy Note which soon occupied the hearts of many.   With the successful introduction of phablets, various companies tried to establish their dominance in the market by introducing their phones at a much lower price. To cope with this, Samsung pioneered its own phablet, Samsung Galaxy Grand which is now available in India in the range of Rs 17500 - Rs 21500 under varied schemes. Samsung Galaxy Grand reviews are available for buyers’ ready reference now. It bears a large resemblance with Samsung Note II in terms of its large display.  While some may think it as a duplicate of note series, there are various prominent features which make the phone a totally different im

Samsung Galaxy S4 was launched earlier this month to compete the smartphone market with exciting features.Lets compare HTC One with Samsung Galaxy S4 and see which one wins the race? Performance of Galaxy S4 when compared to HTC One stands out the best with its two models, Galaxy S4 powered by Exynos 5 Octa, an 8-core processor and another variant of Samsung Galaxy s4 powered by Qualcomm's S600 chip. The 1.9ghz Samsung Galaxy S4 is quicker than HTC One's 1.7ghz quad core processor. The Galaxy S4 is powered by Android 4.2.2 aka Jelly Bean. The OS has been heavily modified by Samsung with Touchwiz user interface Storage In India, the Galaxy S4 will be available with only 16GB storage, of which only 8.82GB is available to user. This is too low but users do have an option to expand the memory with 64GB microSD card. Camera Galaxy S4 camera features include 13 mega pixels rear camera and 2 mega pixel front camera.First of all reviewers say the only place that

South Korian company Samsung has introduced phone that holds in between tablet and smartphone, named Galaxy Note . Its a suprisingly handsome phone which has more advanced features than any other official smartphones and having all features of tablet integrated into a single device. A true successor for Samsung Galaxy S2 which has more powerful processor, more intelligent display, wide and clear display and slim and weightless phone. This is not the first time that we are seeing an integrated phone Dell has introduced Streak with a 5 inch screen, but had a poor market reaction. Big screen helps us giving a good web browsing experience also helpful as e-reader kit. No need to worry on battery life as its having a longer battery life. OS is android 2.3 which has already proved its capabilities and stability. S-pen smart pen but same old stylus pen is an added addition which is very handy at useful situations. Specification (from official smasung page) Network   * HSPA+ 21Mbps 850