samsung: December 2008

Thursday, December 4, 2008

News - Samsung Innov8: The ultimate mobile entertainer

Samsung Innov8: The ultimate mobile entertainer

Proving their renowned leadership in the camera-phone industry, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. recently launched Samsung Innov8 — the first eight-megapixel camera phone for the GSM market — designed for powerful mobile photography, unlimited access to information and an exciting entertainment experience.

Samsung Innov8 offers users top-of-the-line camera technologies, a surround-sound cinematic video experience, the best mobile Internet browsing experience and mobile gaming capabilities.

Shutterbugs will love the phone for its ability to capture and store precious memories in style. It has the latest in imaging applications such as smile shot, blink shot and face recognition features. The camera phone also lets you personalize photos, videos and music with cool applications such as Movie Maker and Story Board. If that’s not enough, the handset also acts as a digital photo frame, which lets you display your favorite images.

The phone has an impressive 2.8-inch 16M color LCD, which is crystal clear so you can view your pictures really well.

You can choose between 8GB and 16GB internal memory. Those who are click-crazy will be happy to hear that the phone has an external memory slot of up to 16GB micro SDHC so you will never run out of storage space. Best of all, the phone’s 1200mAh battery provides a long-enough battery life for nonstop multimedia fun.

Samsung Innov8 supports a wide range of video player formats such as DivX, Xvid, WMV, Real Player and MPEG4. You can even have an extra enjoyable and realistic pocket cinema experience with the phone’s external dual speakers and 3D surround sound supported by DNSe 2.0.

Gamers will fall in love with the Samsung Innov8, which is ideal for video games. Apart from having two of the world’s most famous games — Asphalt and FIFA 08 — the handset also has been chosen as the official phone for the World Cyber Games 2008.

For those who always want to be online, Samsung Innov8 is the perfect partner for web browsing with its optical touch pad and a four-way navigation key so users can enjoy PC-like browsing. Of course, both HSDPA 7.2 mbps high-speed Internet and WiFi connection offer a convenient and seamless Internet experience wherever users are.

With all these features plus GPS technology, NavFone navigation, geo-tagging service, the Symbian OS V9.3 and S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2, Document Viewer, Shozu, Yahoo Go, GyPSii, CNN, Google Search and Gmail, Samsung Innov8 is sure one impressive phone.

News - Calendar syncing comes to the Instinct

Calendar syncing comes to the Instinct

When we reviewed Sprint's Samsung Instinct earlier this year, there were several things we liked about the device. Naturally, we had a few complaints as well, not the least of which was the lack of corporate calendar syncing. The Instinct could get some Outlook e-mail, but without calendar syncing it had a limited appeal as a business handset.

Yet, starting Thursday, Instinct owners can get calendar syncing through a software update to the device's Mobile E-mail application. The new feature will be free of charge (provided you have a Sprint "Simply Everything" plan) and will work with Microsoft Exchange Server 2000, 2003, and 2007 accounts and IBM Lotus Notes. People will be able to see daily, weekly, and monthly views of their calendar and details of specific appointments and meetings. You'll also get meeting reminders, the ability to accept or decline new appointments, and the ability to edit or delete current meetings. All changes will be synced automatically with the user's desktop calendar. What's more, Sprint says it plans extended calendar syncing to other non-smartphones in the near future.

News - Verizon Drops Samsung Omnia Price

Verizon Drops Samsung Omnia Price

Verizon has already cut the price of its version of the Samsung Omnia, even though it just launched this touchscreen-oriented Windows Mobile smartphone last week.

The Omnia debuted on this carrier's website on Nov. 26 for $250 after a $70 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Just a few days later, it is now selling for $200 under those same conditions.

No reason for this change was given, but as the Omnia is often compared to the iPhone, Verizon decided that this model should sell for the same price as Apple's smartphone.

This Samsung device will hit Verizon Stores on Dec. 8.

An Overview of the Samsung Omnia

The Omnia has a design that focuses on its 3.2-inch, 240-by-400 pixel touchscreen. As mentioned earlier, it's one of several smartphones that strongly invites comparison to the iPhone 3G.

It runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, but Samsung has added its TouchWiz user interface, which has been designed to make some of the features of the device easier to use with a fingertip.

This model depends on its on-screen keyboard, and haptic feedback on the touchscreen provides subtle vibrations to confirm selections. It also includes an optical mouse.

This device's 5-megapixel camera includes a flash, face detection, panorama, split shot, and anti-shake capabilities.

It also has a microSD card slot and a GPS receiver.

Verizon's version of the Omnia supports this carrier's EV-DO network. It will also has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth,

The 1440 mAh battery will, according to Verizon, provide 346 minutes of talk time or 464 hours of stand-by time.

The Samsung Omnia comes with the Opera 9.5 web browser, as well as the standard Windows Mobile suite of productivity and entertainment software.

Overall, it is 4.4 inches tall, 2.2 inches wide, and 0.5 inches thick. It weighs 4.3 ounces with battery.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Download – Samsung PC Studio 3.20

Download – Samsung PC Studio 3.20

If you have a Samsung multimedia phone then Samsung PC Studio 3.20 is just the application you need. It lets you convert all types of multimedia material in Windows to your Samsung mobile phone, with perfect synchronization between PC and phone.

Thus from the PC you can manage and administer all the multimedia content you have, you can access your SMS, transfer videos, photos, music, etc, create new contacts, write multimedia SMS/MMS, convert between different video and audio formats, etc.

In other words, you can control, from your PC, all your Samsung phone options more comfortably and effectively, at the same time as synchronizing multimedia material between the two.

To work correctly the program needs you to previously install DirectX 9.0 or later. If you don´t have it you can download it for free here: este enlace.

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