Group items tagged samsung - cool gadgets

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 - 3 views

Samsung is all geared up to challenge the longtime favorite in touchscreen tablets, the Apple iPad. Announced in September and released in November 2010, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the long awa...

started by alicejen monahan on 08 Oct 12 no follow-up yet

Hands-On with Galaxy S7 Edge Water & Dust resistant Unboxing Videos - Video Dailymo... - 0 views

www.dailymotion.com/...resistant-unboxing-videos_tech

galaxy edge unboxing samsung s7

shared by unboxingvideos on 02 Mar 16 - No Cached

unboxingvideos on 02 Mar 16

From the outside, there's very little to tell the S7 from the S6, as both phones use the same materials and colours. It's a great choice, in my opinion, as the S6 was clearly one of last year's best-looking and best-made smartphones. Using roughly the same design for another year makes loads of sense and it is what Apple has been doing for years. Size and weight are quite similar, too, with the S7 measuring 142x70x7.9mm and weighing 152g, while the S6 measures band. B. N. B. and weighs 132g. The weight and thickness difference are likely to come from the bigger battery: a perfectly acceptable compromise in my opinion. While the new handset might not look that different from the outside, there have been some clever design tweaks that make the phone waterproof and dustproof (IP68 certification). This means that the S7 can survive being submerged in up to 1.5m of water for 30m. As the waterproof design is integral to the phone, there's no need for rubber caps to block the phone's ports. As with the S7 Edge, Samsung has also reduced the camera bump on the back, so that the lens protrudes by just 0.46mm. It's an improvement, but I'd definitely like to see a design with the camera flush with the phone's body. IP68 Water & Dust resistant for 5 ft over 30 minutes. The dust and water resistance is another nice returning feature that doesn't impact on the look and feel of the phone, and it's an upgrade on the IP67 protection of the Samsung Galaxy S5. Technically, this means it's possible to completely submerge the phone in up to 15 metres of water for up to 30 minutes.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">From the outside, there's very little to tell the S7 from the S6, as both phones use the same materials and colours. It's a great choice, in my opinion, as the S6 was clearly one of last year's best-looking and best-made smartphones. Using roughly the same design for another year makes loads of sense and it is what Apple has been doing for years. Size and weight are quite similar, too, with the S7 measuring 142x70x7.9mm and weighing 152g, while the S6 measures band. B. N. B. and weighs 132g. The weight and thickness difference are likely to come from the bigger battery: a perfectly acceptable compromise in my opinion. While the new handset might not look that different from the outside, there have been some clever design tweaks that make the phone waterproof and dustproof (IP68 certification). This means that the S7 can survive being submerged in up to 1.5m of water for 30m. As the waterproof design is integral to the phone, there's no need for rubber caps to block the phone's ports. As with the S7 Edge, Samsung has also reduced the camera bump on the back, so that the lens protrudes by just 0.46mm. It's an improvement, but I'd definitely like to see a design with the camera flush with the phone's body. IP68 Water & Dust resistant for 5 ft over 30 minutes. The dust and water resistance is another nice returning feature that doesn't impact on the look and feel of the phone, and it's an upgrade on the IP67 protection of the Samsung Galaxy S5. Technically, this means it's possible to completely submerge the phone in up to 15 metres of water for up to 30 minutes.</div>

...

Cancel

Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Review: Under The Scanner - 0 views

justinreviews.org/...samsung-galaxy-tab-4-review

Samsung Galaxy tab 4 technology review

shared by rama001 on 18 Oct 18 - No Cached

rama001 on 18 Oct 18

If we are to depend on the leaks that are out, the Samsung Tab 4, appears to a great degree, much like its predecessor. There can be seen two major changes though: The bezels size appears reduced, and the home button goes missing.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">If we are to depend on the leaks that are out, the Samsung Tab 4, appears to a great degree, much like its predecessor. There can be seen two major changes though: The bezels size appears reduced, and the home button goes missing.</div>

...

Cancel