Samsung has announced world’s first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, the Galaxy NX. After Samsung Galaxy Camera and Galaxy S4 Zoom, the new Samsung Galaxy NX is also powered by Android OS. The Android version on Galaxy NX is 4.2 Jelly Bean.
While Mobile World Congress 2013 is on, Samsung has just announced its own event date for the next flagship smartphone, apparently Samsung Galaxy S4 as the “Unpacked” promo suggests with the title “Ready 4 the Show” and “Come and meed the NEXT GALAXY”
Samsung Galaxy Premier (GT-I9260) real image leaked – 4.65″ Super AMOLED display, 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, 8MP and 2MP cameras on rear and front respectively, 8 GB/16 GB + microSD support, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Samsung seems to be bringing 64GB variant of its super famous Galaxy SIII smartphone as expected. It will be an addition to the earlier existing 16GB and 32GB variants.
According to Samsung’s product catalogue, the new BIS CMOS Image Sensor S5K3L2 is in process of development that will be supporting 4208 x 3120 pixels image resolution in total, pixel size of 1.12µm, optical format 1/3” and frame rate of 30fps.
Nokia 808 PureView has got attraction of the most. Many of them really praised the technology and the imaging quality of Nokia 808 PureView standing it on a top place of all camera phones and even comparable to most of the best point & shoot digital cameras. It’s been only a few months and now Android has started walking on another route that is the digital cameras. First Nikon introduced the very first Android powered 16MP camera S800c and a few weeks later Samsung came up with also a 16MP Galaxy Camera powered up with Android. Now the time is to see which one did well on their respective route.
At IFA, Samsung has come up with a lot of things to introduce this year. Galaxy Camera and Galaxy Note II are on the other hand, the company has also introduced the world’s first Windows Phone 8 smartphone ATIV S along with the Windows 8 powered tablet and Notebook PCs ATIV Tab, ATIV PC and ATIV PC Pro respectively.
An alternative – more or less – to Skype or other VOIP services providers, Viber has disclosed their future support for platforms like Nokia’s Series 40 OS for feature phones, Symbian and Samsung’s Bada OS. Viber VOIP application is currently available for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and RIM’s BlackBerry.
Nokia PureView Pro Imaging Technology, Samsung Galaxy S III and HTC One S achieved their EISA Awards for the year 2012-2013 with the titles “European Mobile Photo Achievement”, “European Mobile Phone” and “European Social Media Phone” respectively.
