After releasing a short teaser, which some have associated with a Galaxy S 5, Samsung has finally unveiled the Galaxy J for the Taiwanese market. Bearing hallmarks of a design meant to appeal to Japanese consumers, the Galaxy J is a rather curious device that brings together the best of Samsung’s two top smartphone models. The Samsung Galaxy J is both enticing and strange, like a device that doesn’t know its place in the world. That it is a smartphone that was launched specifically to cater to the Japanese market and is now available in Taiwan is just one proof of that. That it trumps Samsung’s latest flagship without being a flagship itself is another. That it looks distinctly different from other Samsung smartphones also speaks to its oddity. Design-wise, the Galaxy J is more rectangular than the rest of Samsung’s roster, with the rounded corners being less pronounced. It would be almost heresy to say it, but it almost looks like some other popular phone from some other popular manufacturer from a distance. The Galaxy J shares the same 5-inch 1920×1080 screen size of the Galaxy S 4, but for the rest of the hardware, it more closely resembles the Galaxy Note 3, except without the S Pen. A 2.3 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800, 3 GB of RAM, and 32 GB of storage summarize the similarities, which are quite above that of Samsung’s flagship. Taiwanese buyers will be able to get their hands on a Samsung Galaxy J starting next week for a rather high price of 21,900 NTD, or around $741 when converted. They might be disappointed to know, however, that only the white and red color options are available, with the original color range including one in blue. Still, Samsung has several launch promos in place to entice would-be buyers. It would be interesting to see if Samsung plans to make the Galaxy J available in other markets as well. VIA: VR-Zone


vendredi 20 décembre 2013
Samsung Galaxy J officially arrives in Taiwan
mercredi 19 juin 2013
Huawei Ascend P6: the thinnest Smartphone in the world is officially
Promised thing thing due! Huawei Ascend P6 was finally announced by the Chinese manufacturer. And although many leaks the surprise last week something corrupted the unit have nevertheless created the event. And for good reason, because with its 6.18 millimeters thick, already as the thinnest Smartphone in the world.
A l ' in the elegant metallic chassis the Huawei Ascend P6 contains custom configuration. Thus there is a quad-core CPU clocked at 1.5 GHz with a large note 4.7-inch HD technology in cell-based screen resolution. The same as in the iPhone 5 and thereby to reduce the thickness of the devices used by the integration of touch receptor in the glass of the screen.
The Huawei Ascend P6 is official!Found that a 8 mega pixel camera, whose Merkmal is positioned 4 cm from the lens for shooting in macro mode in perfect quality also on a target on the back. Has a front-facing camera 5 megapixels for videos cats in high definition. Finally contains the Huawei Ascend P6 in its 120 grams, a 2000 mAh battery. A battery, autonomy is 30% greater than its cells as that should ensure a traditional 2000 mAh rechargeable batteries.
And be sure that have users for their money, the Chinese manufacturer was careful to its latest Smartphone of the MagicTouch technology allowing use to enable the touch screen with gloves. Practice in the winter! AirSharing function allows you to stream the content to a TV set or the DLNA-compatible speakers with ease.
Strengthened by Android 4.2.2 the built-in camera developed a wrapper from the manufacturer. Launch scheduled for July in the Chinese market and Eastern Europe.
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lundi 25 mars 2013
Sony Xperia E officially on sale in the UK, costing £129.99
Sony's latest entry level offering, the Xperia E, is now officially on sale in the UK. In the past it had been pegged for a February release, but retailer Clove Technology now has the device for sale for the pretty reasonable price of £129.99.
Only the black versions are currently available -- white ones are due sometime in April. For your money, you're getting a solid entry level Android smartphone. Better still, it's a solid entry level smartphone running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
Other specs include a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.5-inch HVGA display, 4GB of onboard storage, 512MB of RAM a microSD card slot and a respectable for its size, 1500mAh battery.
This is by no means going to excite those that breathe bleeding edge devices, but the Xperia E also has a little party piece. Sony has released an experimental Firefox OS ROM for the Xperia E, so for those so inclined, it's not an overly expensive way of checking that out either.
Source: Clove