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Samsung starts manufacturing LCD screens for Galaxy Note 3 Lite

December 12, 2013 By Daniel Giordano Leave a Comment

galaxy-note-3-lite There have been rumors Samsung is looking to knock back the price of screens by switching from OLED to LCD, but this may only be partly true. A new report says Samsung will switch to LCD for their Galaxy Note 3 Lite model, a cheaper variant of the Note.

Samsung will not be cutting back on the size like the traditional cheaper device with the same brand name, instead they will be cutting costs on internals and one will be the 5.68-inch LCD panel. We are not sure how much Samsung is looking to save per unit, but it seems like the huge amount of units will give them a bit of cash-back in the long-term.

The Galaxy Note 3 Lite will be no short peg, Samsung is preparing to develop 500,000 units in January with a further 1,500,000 in February. The company is hoping to grab around 30% of the Galaxy Note 3 sales with the lite version, a rather odd move to differentiate the brand from its high-end roots.

This is even more weird because Samsung has been building the Galaxy Note high-end brand name since the original, putting millions in marketing to make the phablet smartphone seem like a great deal for business users and fans of high-end devices.

We are not sure if Samsung will switch to LCD screens for all their future flagships, our gut says they will not with some of the devices, since they are already very cheap in places like the design. The Galaxy S5 is set to be the first metal device from Samsung in a while and if this is true we will be glad to see the company really bring quality to their devices, no more plastic or faux leather.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Android, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 3 Lite, Samsung, smartphone

Samsung announces 10 million Galaxy Note 3 sold in 60 days

December 10, 2013 By Nicholas Anderton Leave a Comment

galaxy-note-3 Samsung has had some big sales announcements and predictions this year, the company recently revealed over forty million sales in six months and predict ninety million sales in 2014 and now they have announced ten million Galaxy Note 3 sales in 60 days.

The Galaxy S series has always been the most profitable brand for Samsung, while the Note has only just started to really take shape. The Galaxy Note 2 hit around thirty million earlier this year and the Galaxy Note 3 should smash this record.

To celebrate this moment, Samsung has released an info-graph named “10 Million Seller Club” showing all of their very successful smartphones. This dates all the way back to 2002, when the SGH-T100 was released, back then we didn’t have any nice brand names.

The Galaxy Note 3 has been the most readily available Note to date, already offered to 82 markets around the world and added onto all four US carriers and plenty of carriers worldwide. It is also available in five colors, including Merlot Red and Rose Gold that were just added recently.

Samsung has been on a stampede with both their Galaxy S and Galaxy Note line, expanding the brand from a small fighter in the arena against the HTC, BlackBerry and Nokia giants to the worlds largest smartphone manufacturing, conquering Apple’s ownership and taking the lion share of Android.

The South Korean electronics giant has failed in some areas and there is questionable intent in their various models of the same device, looking to try and fight whatever new smartphone or trend comes out, making sure they keep control of Android.

Whatever the case, Samsung have made real surges with both the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3, they may not be the most well design devices, but they certainly pack a mean performance punch and offer a compact experience not many other providers can offer.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Android, Galaxy Note 3, Note 3, Samsung

Samsung announces Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Gear and Galaxy Note 10.1

September 4, 2013 By Brandi McCants 1 Comment

Samsung has announced three new products at IFA today, the Galaxy Note 3, the Galaxy Gear and the Galaxy Note 10.1. These are all big releases and Samsung seems to have put a good deal of time into designing them.

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Starting with the Galaxy Note 3, Samsung has developed a leather back for the device, similar to some of the covers users can buy from various third parties to cover their Note. This soft-touch back is a lot better than the plastic we are used to seeing from Samsung, but we question if it really radiates a “premium” quality.

Internals are as we expected, a 5.7-inch full HD display, Snapdragon 800 or Exynos 5 processor (depending on region), 3GB of RAM, 13MP camera with 4K video capabilities and the love-it-or-hate it S Pen. The 4K video capabilities is still a little ahead of its time, at least Samsung will offer larger storage options.

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Onto the Galaxy Gear, the smartwatch set to redefine the idea of smartwatches. Samsung actually has not made a ugly device, for once. The Galaxy Gear has a metal front and rubber strap and it actually looks nice, like a normal watch with an advanced display.

On the front there is a 1.63-inch 320 x 320 AMOLED display and the Galaxy Gear can connect to phone calls through Bluetooth pairing. This may be a little bad for the battery and we have already heard the Galaxy Gear will get about 10 hours.

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Last on the event list is the Galaxy Note 10.1, this is a revamp on the Note 10.1 line for 2014. Samsung has added a 2560 x 1600 display, the same as the one on the Nexus 10. Inside will be the Exynos 5 octa-core processor and 3GB of RAM.

All three of these devices will be coming worldwide and the Galaxy Gear will cost $299 at launch. The Galaxy Note 3 is expected to come on all four major carriers in the US and the Galaxy Note 10.1 has an LTE option as well, we may see an offer crop up to buy both for a discounted price.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Galaxy Gear, Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Note 3, Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 white front panel leaked

August 30, 2013 By Daniel Giordano Leave a Comment

samsung-galaxy-note-3Samsung had done a grand job of keeping the design of the Galaxy Note 3 a secret, sending out test units with unfinished rectangular design, even though we expect the Galaxy Note 3 to be the typical shell design Samsung has brought to almost all Android devices.

This new leak shows the Galaxy Note 3 front panel again, this time in white. The front panel is not an image, but a leak render grabbed internally, showing the same type of design as the Galaxy S4.

The Galaxy Note 3 will come with the large home button and two capacitive keys, as we have seen on the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series previously. The front facing camera will be on the smartphone as we expect, it will probably pack a 2MP sensor.

The leak doesn’t show us much we couldn’t guess, it is nice to see some confirmation on the design of the smartphone, although a radical redesign of the Galaxy Note 3 was never really suspected, considering the similarity on all smartphone designs from Samsung.

Inside the Galaxy Note 3 is where things get interesting, the phone is going to ship with the Snapdragon 800 CPU, 3GB of RAM, 32GB/64GB and 128GB storage options, microSD storage option, 3540mAh battery, WiFi a/b/g/n/ac, LTE, Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC.

As for the camera, Samsung will add a 13MP sensor with no optical image stabilisation. According to sources, Samsung could not get enough stock for the Galaxy Note 3 launch and decided to drop OIS, instead of having product shortages.

The Galaxy Note 3 will be coming to IFA 2013, this has been confirmed by a Samsung executive in an interview.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 3 design, Galaxy Note 3 specs, IFA 2013, Samsung

Samsung Galaxy S5 to come with 16MP OIS camera

August 26, 2013 By David Leave a Comment

galaxy-s5Samsung may be having some problems with their 16MP camera development and getting enough OIS units for the Galaxy Note 3. News from SamMobile says Samsung will drop plans to add a larger camera onto the phablet because of shortages.

This means the first smartphone to get the 16MP camera with OIS technology will be the Galaxy S5, the new flagship from Samsung apparently coming sometime mid-2014, the same as the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S4.

Samsung has got better at smartphone cameras throughout the years, the Galaxy S4 has an impressive sensor but Samsung’s slapdash software makes taking a photo with their modes an odd and unreliable experience.

The increase in megapixels and introduction of OIS to the Galaxy S line will not be the only difference on the Galaxy S5. The new flagship is set to be the first smartphone from Samsung with a full metal build, skipping away from the cheap plastic.

Samsung needs to seriously content with HTC and Apple when it comes to design now, even though the Galaxy S4 will probably go on to sell 30 – 50 million units this year alone, the HTC One is making good sales on Android and many still class the iPhone as a better experience simply because of the design.

Knowing Samsung, the Galaxy S5 will also come with the top of the line specs. This means a whole new processor, possibly from Samsung, possibly from Qualcomm, Nvidia or MediaTek. 3GB of RAM will be commonplace by 2014 and all providers will be looking to add that amount of RAM to the smartphone.

The Galaxy S5 will also come with 128GB and even 256GB storage options, we heard recently Samsung was working on new flash memory for their smartphones, that could increase the storage by tenfold without changing the size. This and the battery sizes will be much bigger, possibly hitting 500omAh.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: 16MP camera, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S, Galaxy s5, OIS, Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Launch Date Choice of CPU, Fingerprint Sensor, Other Features Discussed

July 25, 2013 By David Crozier Leave a Comment

The next big thing coming our way from Samsung is of course the Galaxy Note 3. With an unpacked event scheduled on September 4, analysts are betting the launch of the Note 2 successor on that day though some believe the D-Day could be on the 6th of September as well. While a debate continues on which of these two days Samsung eventually chooses to launch the Note 3, a clear picture seems to have emerged with the device irrespective of when it is eventually launched.

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Another quite significant development to have happened in the meantime is the launch of the new Exynos Octa 5420 chip today as was promised by Samsung. The new chip marks a considerable improvement over the previous Exynos 5420 chip with enhanced 3D processing capability touted to be twice that of the 5410. Also, Samsung has revealed that the new 5420 chip will be able to support OpenGL ES 3.0 and Full Profile Open CL 1.1. This, the company claims “enables the horsepower needed in multi-layer rendering of high-end, complex gaming scenarios, post-processing and sharing of photos and video, as well as general high-function multi-tasking operations”. Further, the new chip is slated to hit production lines in August.

As such, analysts have been quick to predict that all of the above makes it just right for the new Exynos 5420 to be just right to make it into the new Galaxy Note 3 device which is set to be launched in September. However, experts have also been saying that there is no reason to believe Samsung won’t be following the same strategy as far as the choice of processor is concerned as it did with the S4. So there could be variants of the Note 3 powered by the Snapdragon 800 chip (clocked at 2.3 Ghz) meant for sale in the US and Europe. For the rest of the world, Samsung could rely on its own Exynos 5420 chip to power the Note 3 devices.

Meanwhile, positioned as it is at the premium segment, there surely will be no dearth of high end features on the Galaxy Note 3. However, there could still be one extremely desirable feature less on the Note 3, that being a fingerprint sensor. Samsung has reportedly been working with Validity Sensors for the incorporation of fingerprint tracking technology in the Note 3 device. However, according to the latest on this front, such claims could well have hit the wall due to production issues as Validity is reported to have failed to deliver the sensors in enough quantity for Samsung to consider fitting them in the Note 3 while still sticking to the September launch schedule. This no doubt will be extremely disappointing if it’s indeed true considering Samsung’s arch rival Apple too is being rumored to be including such a feature in its upcoming iPhone device. However, while a fingerprint tracker could have led to higher security for the Note 3 device, the phablet will boast of several security measures, including the Samsung KNOX.

The rest of the features that are being associated with the Note 3 include a 5.7 inch display having a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. There could be two different displays on offer, a Super AMOLED and a Super LCD display though both will have the same resolution. The big screen smartphone will come with a 3 GB RAM while internal memory options could range from 16 GB to 64 GB. The primary camera will include a 13 mp sensor and will also incorporate advanced image stabilizing feature to allow for better photography. Further, Samsung Eye Scroll and Eye Pause eye tracking technology could also be a part of the new Note 3 device.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Galaxy Note 3, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date Specs to Feature New Exynos 5 Octa Chip

July 19, 2013 By David Crozier Leave a Comment

Samsung has announced that it will have a new processor ready for release next week. Named Exynos 5 Octa, the chip is also being considered to be the right fit for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 device as well. With the Note 3 already having been leaked ample of times and the rumors of release date are also circulating, rumors are unable to decide about the actual processor that will be coming inside the Galaxy Note 3.

According to some inside information Samsung can employ one of the three processors, the Snapdragon Qualcomm 800 chip, the present Exynos 5 Octa or it could be the new Exynos 5 Octa processor. Although Samsung has made no confirmation so far regarding what exactly is to be seen inside its Galaxy Note 3 device, the Samsung Exynos’ Twitter account though has made it clear the company is all set to launch the latest Exynos 5 Octa sometime next week.

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Samsung on the other hand is tight lipped about the specifications, although it has mentioned the new chip will mark a significant improvement over the current version. Various rumor streams had mentioned the development of Exynos 5420 at the Samsung camp and experts believe it will be the Exynos 5420 that eventually will be launched next week. And then, at least one Note 3 variant powered by the new chip can’t be ruled out either. It is also possible that Samsung brings forth two variants just like it did with Galaxy S4. It can have one powered with the Snapdragon 800 chip and the other having the Exynos Octa 5 at its core.

The Exynos 5 Octa processor was first announced at the CES, this year and it made its actual debut inside Galaxy S4 early this year. The processor comprises of 8 cores though it’s only 4 cores that is in action at any given time to maximize on battery life while still delivering superior performance.

Although there is no such guarantee that this is the processor which is expected to be found inside Note 3, though things seem to be shaping out that way, what with the new Note 3 due to be launched in early September. Some other talked about specs of Note 3 includes a 13 MP camera, along with a 5.7 inch 1080p display. All of them can only be confirmed on Galaxy Note 3 release date.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Galaxy Note 3, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Note 3

New Nexus 7 2, Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Confirmed – Release Date in IFA 2013

July 16, 2013 By David Crozier Leave a Comment

Both Samsung Galaxy S3 as well as the new Google Nexus 7 tablet is coming in this season itself, according to a new certification in Asia. Certifying a certain product basically means a sort of confirmation that the particular device is in production already, or it might be ready for shipping or even be available in the market. The Galaxy Note 3 is expected to be hitting IFA 2013 to be held in Europe, late in this quarter though there is no news from the Google’s end regarding the release date of its Nexus 7 2 device.

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According to rumors Galaxy S3 release date is expected to sport a rather big 6 inch display like that of the Galaxy Mega. According to a BGR article of the previous week, the Note 3 will also have four variants, much like the Galaxy Active, Zoom and Mini variants that we have seen bring derived from the base Galaxy S4 device. Similarly, Samsung is also likely to launch the Note 3 with different as well as unique features, colors, and also display sizes. The South Korean company will surely like to achieve the maximum penetration with the Note 3 by launching it with all the four major carriers in the US.

However, while Samsung used to be the sole player in the phablet segment which it is also credited to have created in the first place, it will soon lose the monopoly it once enjoyed. For manufacturers like Sony, HTC, LG as well as a few others are also eyeing the segment with equal zeal. This no doubt will force Samsung to come up with an even better product. HTC is expected to be launching its latest phablet, the HTC One Max at the end of the year while Sony has already launched its Xperia Z Ultra which comes with a rather large 6.4 inch display.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Galaxy Note 3, Google Nexus 7, New Nexus, Nexus 7, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Compare Possible Price, Design, Display, Features

July 13, 2013 By Micheal Baptiste Leave a Comment

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 hit the shelves in September last year, and just within a month five million units were sold. Samsung basically dominates the Android market with its cheap and diversified range of Android smartphones. Samsung Galaxy Note 2 was a huge success and the manufacturer is about to come up with its successor, the Galaxy Note 3.

Consumers have been expecting a lot from Galaxy Note 3, and emerging rumors just spice up their anticipation with a new claim daily. However, relying on some trusted reports, sources and photos that surfaced on the internet in the past couple of months, Galaxy Note 3 specifications and release date can be estimated. An official unveil event is to take place at IFA 2013 at Berlin from 6-11 September.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Vs Note 3

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Design and Display

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 flaunted the usual plastic skin of Samsung smartphones, slim in its width and light in weight. Reportedly, Samsung considered variable skins for Note 3. The plastic coat seemed to dissatisfy consumers, who expect a metallic feel with their smartphone. The Korean tech was working on a metallic chassis, a plastic build (same as Galaxy S4) and a relatively different design.

However, it finally decided to stick to a plastic chassis, owing to the immense consumer satisfaction with design, display and specs of the newly launched Galaxy S4. Note 3 will lightly diminish in size than its predecessor. The smartphone is likely to measure 8mm in depth and 183gm in weight. The successor will compactly shed off 1.4mm thickness, but will flaunt a display greater by .4 inches than that of its predecessor. It will be facilitated with S-AMOLED capacitive display at an HD resolution (1080*1920).

Recently, SamMobile has been utilizing a metal-like band around the surface perimeters of its smartphones. This renders the devices with a polished look and semi-metallic feel. Hence, Note 3 is likely to endorse a polish metal-like bezel as well. Moreover, it is being rumored that Note 3 will be presented with a larger quantity of admirable accessories, than what its predecessor had.

OS and Processor

Plenty of contradictory rumors surfaced regarding the processor and OS of Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Initially, it was highly expected to debut with Android v5.0 Key Lime Pie, but the rumor was vigorously shattered when Google did not come up even with a tit-bit of Key Lime Pie at I/O Conference on June 10. But Google is likely to come up with a mildly upgraded version of Android Jelly Bean v4.2.2. Jelly Bean v4.3 is supposed to arrive in July-August. Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is expected to run on this upgraded Jelly Bean version that supports Bluetooth 4.0 LE.

Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processors @ 2.3 GHz and Adreno 330 GPU have been proposed for Note 3. The smartphone is likely to arrive with an S-Pen stylus. Note 2 featured Quad-core Cortex-A9 1.6 GHz processor, Exynos Exynos 4412 Quad chipset and Mali-400 MP GPU. So, Note 3 will be more powerful than its predecessor.

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RAM and storage

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is rumored to feature 3GB RAM and will be available in three variants of 16GB, 32GB and 64GB. Note 2 featured 2GB of RAM, so its successor would observe much of an improvement with regard to internal storage capacity.

Camera

Galaxy Note 3 is likely to feature a 13MP camera whereas Note 2 possessed an 8MP camera. The camera will be facilitated with utility specifications, such as LED flash, simultaneous HD image and video recording, touch focus, geo-tagging, image stabilization and smile detection. Other advanced camera specifications like Eye Scroll, Eye Pause and a 2MP secondary camera are to be present in Note 3.

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Price

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is currently available at $299 on-contract. Galaxy Note 3 is likely to bear an on-contract price tag of $350. If you want to buy it off-contract, then you may have to pay about $650.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is likely to surface at IFA 2013 and will be available from September-October. Samsung manages to surprise and satisfy its fans with its Android smartphones. Samsung Note 3 is supposed to abide by its fans’ expectations as well. iPhone 5S, Sony Xperia Z, HTC One Max and HTC T6 are supposed competitors of the much awaited Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note 3, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Note 2, Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Galaxy Note 3 Release Date to Feature Advanced Camera Features

July 8, 2013 By Micheal Baptiste Leave a Comment

Advancing smartphone technology is on the verge of incorporating cameras that will meet the performance levels of standalone digital cameras. Samsung is also contributing much to the trend, as evident from reports that its Galaxy Note 3 on it’s release date will come with an improved camera, featuring optical image stabilization (OIS) capabilities and shutter functionalities.

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ETNews reports that the Galaxy Note 3’s rear camera will have a 13MP sensor and feature OIS capabilities. OIS technology, which is widely used in mobile devices, reduces blurring caused by motion while capturing images or shooting videos. Note 3’s 13MP camera may allow users to edit pictures with the S Pen. A 3x optical zoom is also under consideration, but it could be rejected because it may increase the thickness of the device, affecting its slim profile.

With the added camera features, Galaxy Note 3 will definitely be a powerful handset. The device is expected to sport a 6-inch 1080p Super AMOLED display, 3GB RAM and Samsung’s proprietary processor, i.e., the 8-core Exynos 5 Octa chip. The GPU is supposed to have 8 cores, making it all the more powerful.

True, smartphone cameras cannot supplant point-and-shoot digicams, but they are increasingly used as the primary camera. The Nokia’s PureView and HTC’s UltraPixel technologies are widely acclaimed camera technologies in the smartphone industry.  Latest technologies correct motion-induced issues at the lens or sensor level.

Samsung’s current flagship, the Galaxy S4, is touted for its camera enhancements. The soon-to-be-launched Galaxy S4 is basically a camera phone likely to feature a 16MP sensor and 10x optical zoom. Samsung’s Android-based Galaxy Camera describes its proficiency in camera technology. So, it is not surprising to see enhanced camera features in the Galaxy Note 3 likely to be unveiled at the Germany IFA conference scheduled for September.

Filed Under: SmartPhones Tagged With: Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 3 Release Date, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Note 3

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