More Samsung I5700 Galaxy Lite Images Pop Up, New Black With Red Colour — Delayed Until 2010!?
We’ve already seen the I5700 Galaxy Lite running Android in the white / lime green flavour, so the more interesting colour is on the right side which is a black / red colour which – I think – looks better. I like my devices black. More or less the full spec sheet is below, courtesy of Tmo Today. And yes, that does say TouchWiz, so we could be seeing a bit of Samsung manipulating on this handset – unlike the original I7500 Galaxy.
Update: According to Tech Radar, this handset could be delayed until early 2010. That would suck.
- 3.0 inch WQVGA TFT touchscreen
- 3.2 megapixel camera
- Android OS 1.5
- Google Apps and Android Market
- Bluetooth 2.0
- USB 2.0
- Wi-Fi
- 3G (HSDPA)
- EDGE/GPRS
- TouchWiz (!)
- Accelerometer
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- 200MB internal memory and microSD up to 32GB
- GPS
Samsung Dual-Slider M3310 Unveiled, Probably Headed To Asia First
Samsung looks like they’re ready to unleash another cell phone to the world – but probably Asia first. The Samsung M3310 will be a dual-slider handset. Slide it up and you’ll unveil the numeric keypad; slide it down and you’ll unveil some speakers, so that you can listen to your music while annoying everyone else around you. The M3310 has: a QVGA display, an FM radio, a 3.2MP camera, 40MB of internal memory, a microSD card slot, and quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity. As of right now we don’t know the release details of this handset.
Samsung Go (N310) Netbook Hitting US Soon With 3G Integration
Samsung is finally looking to ship that Samsung Go (N310) netbook with 3G integration pretty soon. As of right now we don’t know which carrier in the US will be carrying the 3G-equipped netbook, but it could be coming about a month from now. This means that it could be pre-installed with Windows 7 Starter Edition. With all of the netbooks having Nvidia’s Ion nowadays, would this be something you’d be interested it? I know, I’m not. I’m going to have to play my StarCraft 2 on something.
Samsung InstinctQ M900 Android Handset Passes FCC, Sprint Announcement Coming?
Some good news for those Android / Samsung lovers out there. The InstinctQ M900 has just passed the FCC, so Sprint could be announcing this handset soon. The FCC lists that this handset will have: Bluetooth / WiFi support, CDMA / EV-DO connectivity, and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard – obviously. Check out the official FCC listing here.
Amazon Holding Crazy Sale For All AT&T Handsets For Just 1 Cent — Except the iPhone
You better act fast and head to Amazon right now because only today will you get the best deals known to mankind. Every handset on AT&T – except for the iPhone – is now available on Amazon (here) for just 1 cent. Yes, just $0.01 USD. Go now and stop reading this. Don’t forget that you’re going to have to be a new AT&T subscriber. So, make the switch now.
Verizon Launching Redesigned Omnia II, Pictured
Verizon is set to release the Samsung Omnia II and that should be of no surprise to anybody. Well, it looks like they won’t be launching the same model that launched overseas. It’ll look like the SCH-B900 that I just covered yesterday, except the Omnia II will, of course, be larger and have the original Omnia II specs. We’ve already seen the B7610 get a model change, so it’s not entirely game-changing.
[Engadget]
Samsung Producing Two New 1GHz ARM CORTEX A8 CPUs For Mobile Devices
Well, Samsung looks like they’re really serious in the mobile game. On their way to overtake Nokia they have just introduced two new chips that will deliver awesome power “while reducing power consumption.” They’ve introduced two new ARM CORTEX A8 1GHz CPUs – one of which we could see in the next iPhone. One of these chips are for phones and the other is for “larger mobile devices.” Everything else you need to know it below, courtesy of Engadget Mobile.
Among the introductions are a pair of 1GHz ARM CORTEX A8 processors, one for phones and one for larger mobile devices, the former of which can be paired with Samsung’s new 1Gb OneDRAM solution, and both of which can churn through 3D graphics while keeping power usage to a minimum. Other highlights include a 5 megapixel CMOS system on a chip camera, which can process 1080p at 30 fps, a 512Mb PRAM chip newly in production, and a mobile display driver with integrated capacitive touchscreen support. With samples of the processors out in December, and the camera trickling into the market Q1 of next year, we probably have a ways to wait for devices based on all this tech — but boy are we prepped for it.
Samsung I6410 and I8320 UA Profiles Spotted, More Information
More information has just popped up regarding the Samsung I6410 and the I8320. The I6410 appears to have: a WQVGA (240 x 400 resolution) display, Opera 9.6 browser, 3G connectivity, an ARM11 CPU that could clock in at 800MHz since it appears to be the same CPU as the Omnia II.
The other handset is the I8320 which looks like it will have: 3G connectivity, a Cortex-A8 OMAP3430 600MHz CPU, Opera 9.6 browser, and a WVGA (800 x 480 resolution) display. I suppose that this could be a touchscreen handset. You can check out the UA profiles for the I6410 here and the I8320 here.
Samsung Unveils SCH-B900 Touchscreen Handset, Launching On SK Telecom "Soon"
Samsung has just revealed yet another touchscreen handset in Korea, the SCH-B900. This handset has CDMA / EV-DO connectivity, so it could get launched on either Sprint or Verizon if it launches in the US. This handset has: a 3-inch touchscreen display with a 240 x 400 resolution, a 3MP camera, GPS support, a white body, a DMB TV tuner, Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, voice control, and a 960 mAh battery. Price and release date details haven’t been mentioned yet, but it should be launching soon on SK Telecom.
Samsung B7610 Goes Through Redesign? Launching on T-Mobile as the Houdini?
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