Samsung Wave 3, Wave M and Wave Y, the bada 2.0 Smartphones

After Samsung Electronics plans to introduce an instant messaging application ChatON, Samsung also plans to unveil three new smartphones that use operating system made ​​by Samsung, Bada. All three phones are expected to increase market share and be an alternative in addition to their primary focus on Android.

Like the previous series Bada phones, they bear the name of the Wave. Samsung develops Bada to strengthen themselves in the field of software, after the previous focus as a hardware manufacturer.

Samsung Wave 3 to be the most superior. Samsung Wave 3 had a 1.4 GHz processor, 4-inch screen Super AMOLED technology and a 5 megapixel camera. The body was wrapped in metallic.

While the Samsung Wave M and Samsung Wave Y under the Samsung Wave 3. Samsung Wave M use 832 MHz processor, 3.65-inch screen, and a 5 megapixel camera. While the Samsung Wave Y has the same processor with Samsung Wave M, but only 3.2 inch screen size and a 2 megapixel camera.

Quoted by Reuters, 3 mobile phones in this series adds seven previously been present in the Wave family. Support the application can be obtained from Apps Samsung now has about 13 thousand applications.


Specifications of Samsung Wave 3:

• 4 inch (800 x 480 pixels) AMOLED touch screen display
• 9.9 mm thick and weighs 122g
• bada 2.0 OS
• 1.4 GHz Processor
• 5 MP Auto focus camera with LED Flash and secondary VGA camera
• 702p HD video recording and playback
• 3.5mm audio Jack and stereo FM Radio with RDS
• 3G, Bluetooth v 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, A-GPS/Glonass and USB 2.0
• 3GB internal memory that is expandable up to 32GB with MicroSD
• 1,500 mAh battery, 8.5 h talk time and 480 h standby

Specifications of Samsung Wave M:

• 3.65 inch (320 x 480 pixels) TFT LCD touch screen display made of tempered glass
• 12.2mm thick and weighs 121g
• bada 2.0 OS
• 832 MHz Processor
• 5 MP Auto focus camera with LED Flash and secondary VGA camera
• 3.5mm audio Jack and stereo FM Radio with RDS
• 3G, Bluetooth v 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, A-GPS and USB 2.0
• Wi-Fi Direct and NFC (optional)
• 150 MB internal memory that is expandable up to 32GB with MicroSD
• 1,350 mAh battery, 6.5 h talk time and 480 h standby

Specifications of Samsung Wave Y:

• 3.2 inch (320 x 480 pixels) TFT LCD
• 12.3 mm thick and weighs 102.4g
• bada 2.0 OS
• 832 MHz Processor
• 2 MP Full focus camera with LED Flash
• 3.5mm audio Jack and stereo FM Radio with RDS
• 3G, Bluetooth v 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, A-GPS and USB 2.0
• Wi-Fi Direct and NFC(optional)
• 150 MB internal memory that is expandable up to 32GB with MicroSD
• 1,200 mAh battery, 6.7 h talk time and 570 h standby

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Fujitsu Arrows Tab (F-01D), Water and Dust Resistant Tablet PC

Tablet PC with the operating system Android is already scattered on the market, but who has the ability to resist water and dust resistance is still rare on the market. Fujitsu also try to be different with Fujitsu Arrows Tab F-01D, a tablet that is designed tough enough to face less favorable conditions.

Tablet with 10 inch landscape display is declared waterproof and dustproof. Specifications of Fujitsu Arrows Tab F-01D is promising, equipped with a dual core processor 1 GHz TI OMAP 4430, screen resolution 1280 x 800, 1GB RAM, 16GB storage and front and rear camera.

As quoted from Liliputing, tablets that use the Android Honeycomb operating system also has 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) connectivity. Even that is quite unique, Fujitsu Arrows Tab F-01D equipped with a TV tuner.

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RIM BlackBerry's QNX-Based can run Android applications

Research In Motion (RIM) BlackBerry smartphones broaden the appeal by allowing a QNX-based Android apps running in it, as it was previously on the issue that Palybook will support Android applications.

Three internal resource persons RIM said the effort is done to make the BlackBerry more appealing and increase sales. Thus, the operating system (OS) QNX will be compatible with Android.

Excerpted from Know Your Mobile, RIM hopes to soon launch the BlackBerry-based QNX in early 2012. That is, starting next year, users can access various Android applications in BlackBerry-based QNX.

Apparently this is required by the BlackBerry. More than 250 thousand Android application is expected to enhance the user experience significantly.

Steven Li, an analyst with research firm Raymond James told Bloomberg said that by allowing the BlackBerry to run Android apps is something interesting.

Previously, RIM had announced that the Playbook will support Android and Java applications that take advantage of app players. In addition, support is also on the C / C + + development support, HTML5, Flash, and AIR support.

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ChatON, instant messaging service from Samsung

As if to compete with rivals such as RIM (Research In Motion) with BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) or Apple with iMessage, Samsung Electronics will soon launch mobile instant messaging tool. Instant messaging service from Samsung is named ChatON and will be available starting in October and is available preinstalled on Samsung type of feature phone and smartphone based on Android and Bada.

Reported by Reuters, with Samsung ChatON market share began to enter the increasingly crowded mobile messaging. Even the telecom operators fear could hit the mobile messaging service or SMS short messages.

In comparison, Apple plans to release iMessage. This service will enable millions of users of the iPhone and iPad exchanging messages over the Internet without the burden of cost. While RIM's popular BlackBerry services with Messenger (BBM) on its BlackBerry handsets, like the increasing popularity of instant service mesagging their music service.

Samsung messaging tool will be able to work on all major smartphone platforms including iPhone and BlackBerry. This service will allow users to send text, images or writings, and of course chat in a group and share video clips.

Reportedly, ChatON will also expand to offer this service available on all Android smartphones and tablets. ChatOn will also be available for download for iPhone users and BlackBerry.

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4 New Samsung Galaxy smartphones, Samsung Galaxy W, Galaxy M Pro, Galaxy Y and Samsung Galaxy Y Pro

Samsung Electronics introduces four new smartphone models under the Galaxy brand. This shows the increasingly fierce competition with Apple which became its biggest competitors. As is known, a company owned by Steve Jobs touted the iPhone 4 will release an iPhone version of the cheap and five in the near future.

"Samsung will expand its mid-market with a smartphone model is priced at around U.S. $ 200, given the penetration of smartphones in this segment is lower when compared with high-end market share,"

Reported by Reuters, four smartphones with  priced at around U.S. $ 200 will be launched Samsung is the Samsung Galaxy W, Samsung Galaxy M Pro, Samsung Galaxy Y and Samsung Galaxy Y Pro.

Galaxy W will have a 3.7-inch screen. Galaxy M Pro is a little higher class and Galaxy Y Pro is intended for low-end will be the Galaxy's first smartphone equipped with a qwerty keyboard. While the last model, the Galaxy Y, is the entry-level products that target the intermediate consumer.

A series of mobile phones latest Galaxy is reportedly going to be introduced more widely in the electronic annual event in Germany in early September. But Samsung has not revealed details of the smartphone specifications. Nor even mention, when the fourth official is marketed.


Here the possibility specification of 4 Samsung Galaxy:
Samsung Galaxy W

Best of the four smartphones launched today, Galaxy W features Android 2.3, 1.4GHz processor, 3.7-inch display with 800×480 pixels resolution, 5MP camera, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and 1500mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy M Pro

As the name suggests Galaxy M Pro is a portrait QWERTY smartphone similar looking to earlier launched Galaxy Pro but it packs a punch inside. It will come with 2.66-inch display with 480×320 pixels resolution, Android 2.3, 1GHz processor, 5MP rear-facing camera, front-facing VGA camera, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and 1350mAh battery. M Pro will also come with enterprise app support like Cisco Mobile, Webex, Sybase Afaria etc..

Samsung Galaxy Y

Targeted to youngsters, Galaxy Y will sport Android 2.3 and feature 832MHz processor, 3-inch display with 320×240 pixels resolution, 2MP camera, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, 7.2Mbps HSDPA and 1200mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy Y Pro

Last of the lot, Galaxy Y Pro is an affordable smartphone with portrait QWERTY keyboard, 2.6 inch display, Android 2.3, 2MP camera, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, and 7.2Mbps HSDPA. Although not sure, it will have a 800 MHz processor inside.

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Yahoo! Phone, powered by Android 2.3

Yahoo and Google are usually not friendly because it is often involved business competition. But this time, Yahoo tried to succumb to launch an Android phone, which incidentally is Google's operating system.

Yahoo! Phone, thus its name, made ​​by a Japanese manufacturer, Sharp. This phone is devoted only to be sold in Japan. In collaboration with SoftBank operator, the handset is planned to be marketed from next month.

Yahoo! Phone Handset pretty solid. Its features include 4 inch QHD screen (960 × 540 pixels), 8-megapixel camera with auto focus, and complete connectivity features a la Android. Indeed, this handset is a derivative of Sharp SoftBank 009SH.

Reported TechTree, there are TV Tuner features in Yahoo Phone. Rather watch TV via mobile phone facility is quite popular in Japan.

Then why is called Yahoo! Phone? Apparently in which an application range of Yahoo services. So the user can access it easily in mobile.

Yahoo! Phone Specifications:
- Communication Systems:
    + W-mode CDMA (1.5GHz/2.1GHz)
    + W-system CDMA, system GSM (900/1800/1900MHz)
- Size: 61.5 x 123 x 12mm approx
- Weight: 129g approx
- Display: QHD 4inches (960 x 640 pixels), LCD New Mobile ASV
- Camera: 8 megapixels CMOS effective with Auto Focus
- Memory: microSDHC 2GB-32GB
- Wi-Fi: IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
- Bluetooth: version 3.0
- Platform: Android 2.3 Gingerbread
- Color: Advance White

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