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Wednesday, 20 February 2019
The official samsung galaxy fold launched and it will be available on april 26.
Saturday, 5 August 2017
Samsung Is Scheduled To Release Its Next Flagship Galaxy Note 8 On August 23.
Samsung launches the Galaxy S8 with its own Apple Siri rival called Bixby. Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S8 on Wednesday.
It's latest flagship smartphone boasting a new voice assistant and larger display as the technology titan looks to steal a march on Apple and regain ground after the embarrassing Note 7 saga.
Wednesday, 29 March 2017
The 5.8-inch Galaxy S8 And 6.2-inch Galaxy S8 Plus From Samsung.
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
The Leaked Galaxy S8 And Galaxy S8 Plus With 5.8-inch And 6.2-inch Side By Side.
Monday, 6 March 2017
Samsung is set to debut the Galaxy S8 and the larger Galaxy S8+ on March 29th
There are a ton of new phone announcements coming out of Mobile World Congress, but Samsung isn't unveiling the Galaxy S8 until late March. Samsung might not be waving its new phone around, but other folks certainly are. The Galaxy S8 has been extremely leaky, and the latest round of leaks (in both photo and video form) provide a closer look at the curvy nature of the device.
As is common with leaks, these images were captured in less than ideal conditions, probably with great haste. Additionally, the phones have plastic cases on the back to
Monday, 27 February 2017
The Galaxy S8 has been extremely leaky, And here we are with latest round of leaks.
Thursday, 24 December 2015
The Galaxy A9 joins the recently annoucned Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7
Sunday, 13 December 2015
Galaxy S7 won't differ significantly in design from the Galaxy S6
Yes, The Beast, The Phablet King, The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Launched In India At Rs 53,900 /- For 32 Gigs.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has been launched in India at a premium pricing of Rs 53,900 for the 32GB model and Rs 59,900 for the 64GB model. The Galaxy Note 5 goes on sale in India on September 20 and will join Samsung’s other premium devices in India, the Galaxy S6, S6 edge and the newly launched S6 edge+.
The Galaxy Note features a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display with a pixel density of 518ppi. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core Exynos 7420 processor with 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM. On the camera front, Note 5 houses a 16MP OIS f1.9 rear camera along with a 5MP f1.9 front snapper. It comes with Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, GPS/ A-GPS, and Micro-USB 2.0.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note series devices have been known for their large removable battery and expandable storage options, but Galaxy Note 5 drops the microSD card slot and is backed by a non-removable 3,000 mAh battery.
The smartphone features a fingerprint scanner and will be available in Black Sapphire, Gold Platinum and Silver Titan colour variants from September 20. Customers who pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 before September 19 will get the wireless charger free as part of a special deal. For now, the Note 5 will only come in the single-SIM variant in India.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has been launched in India at a premium pricing of Rs 53,900 for the 32GB model and Rs 59,900 for the 64GB model. The Galaxy Note 5 goes on sale in India on September 20 and will join Samsung’s other premium devices in India, the Galaxy S6, S6 edge and the newly launched S6 edge+.
The Galaxy Note features a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display with a pixel density of 518ppi. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core Exynos 7420 processor with 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM. On the camera front, Note 5 houses a 16MP OIS f1.9 rear camera along with a 5MP f1.9 front snapper. It comes with Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, GPS/ A-GPS, and Micro-USB 2.0.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note series devices have been known for their large removable battery and expandable storage options, but Galaxy Note 5 drops the microSD card slot and is backed by a non-removable 3,000 mAh battery.
The smartphone features a fingerprint scanner and will be available in Black Sapphire, Gold Platinum and Silver Titan colour variants from September 20. Customers who pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 before September 19 will get the wireless charger free as part of a special deal. For now, the Note 5 will only come in the single-SIM variant in India.
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Samsung will be launching its newest flagship the Galaxy Note5 in India on Monday, September 7 at an event in New Delhi. The pricing and availability details will be revealed at the event.
Samsung recently launched the Galaxy S6 edge+ in India at INR 57,900 ($874). The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Comes With Beautiful Glass & Metal Construction. 5.7" Quad HD Super AMOLED Display, 4GB RAM, 32 GB & 64 GB Internal, This Beast Comes With A Rear 16 MP F 1.9 With Real Time HDR And Smart OIS, Front With 5 MP. So Finally The Beast, The Phablet King The Note 5 Will Be Available In India On September 7.
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Samsung recently launched the Galaxy S6 edge+ in India at INR 57,900 ($874). The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Comes With Beautiful Glass & Metal Construction. 5.7" Quad HD Super AMOLED Display, 4GB RAM, 32 GB & 64 GB Internal, This Beast Comes With A Rear 16 MP F 1.9 With Real Time HDR And Smart OIS, Front With 5 MP. So Finally The Beast, The Phablet King The Note 5 Will Be Available In India On September 7.
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Wednesday, 2 September 2015
Samsung Is Launching The Beast Galaxy Note 5 In India On September 7
If your S Pen is stuck inside your Galaxy Note5, there is hope. A video has been posted to YouTube, revealing a rather easy and inexpensive way to get your S Pen safely removed from your handset. All you need is a rolled up piece of copy paper, a scissor, and the ability to follow directions.
As we told you a few days ago, because of a design change on the Samsung Galaxy Note5, inserting the S Pen into the phone the wrong way could leave it stuck inside the device. And if you try to remove it, the mechanism inside the phablet can be broken permanently. Don't panic, this video will easily helps you to get rid of stuck - have a look :
As we told you a few days ago, because of a design change on the Samsung Galaxy Note5, inserting the S Pen into the phone the wrong way could leave it stuck inside the device. And if you try to remove it, the mechanism inside the phablet can be broken permanently. Don't panic, this video will easily helps you to get rid of stuck - have a look :
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Before the Samsung Galaxy Note5, previous Note models were designed to prevent you from inserting the S Pen the wrong way with the top of the Pen going into its housing first. But with the Galaxy Note5, Samsung created a spring-based method to help users eject the pen out of the phablet. And with this new Technology called "click", Samsung disabled the safety mechanism that prevented the S Pen from being inserted backwards.
On the Note 5, inserting the S Pen the wrong way provides exactly as much resistance as inserting it the right way. Which is to say: basically none at all. Once you insert the pen far enough in the wrong direction (again, which causes no strange resistance or feel than putting it in the right way), it will get stuck. It doesn't even have to "click" in. At this point, of course, you will panic. And you will try to get it out - and most likely, you'll succeed. The problem is that if you do succeed, there's a very real possibility you'll break whatever mechanism the device uses to detect whether the pen is attached or detached from the phone.
If you own the Samsung Galaxy Note5, let this be a warning; you need to make sure that the S Pen is replaced the right way. More importantly, you need to watch those you lend your phone to lest they replace the S Pen incorrectly.
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On the Note 5, inserting the S Pen the wrong way provides exactly as much resistance as inserting it the right way. Which is to say: basically none at all. Once you insert the pen far enough in the wrong direction (again, which causes no strange resistance or feel than putting it in the right way), it will get stuck. It doesn't even have to "click" in. At this point, of course, you will panic. And you will try to get it out - and most likely, you'll succeed. The problem is that if you do succeed, there's a very real possibility you'll break whatever mechanism the device uses to detect whether the pen is attached or detached from the phone.
If you own the Samsung Galaxy Note5, let this be a warning; you need to make sure that the S Pen is replaced the right way. More importantly, you need to watch those you lend your phone to lest they replace the S Pen incorrectly.
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Monday, 17 August 2015
SAMSUNG GALAXY S6 EDGE PLUS UNBOXING - SAMSUNG'S S6 EDGE BIG BROTHER
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