>Samsung Q530-JA01 NP-Q530-JA01US Notebook

> The Samsung Q530-JA01 NP-Q530-JA01US Notebook PC is powered by an Intel® Core™ i5 processor with Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading Technology along with 4GB of memory. Hyper Threading uses the processor resources more efficiently, enabling multiple threads to run on each core. This produces better graphics and allows you to run demanding applications, simultaneously. While Turbo Boost greatly increases the speed of one or both cores, allowing you to get more done, faster. With the Samsung Q530-JA01 NP-Q530-JA01US Notebook PC, your concept of productivity is elevated to an entirely new level. This feature-rich notebook has a simple yet chic aluminum surface, finished smartly in black. When you open it, its 15.6″ LED-backlit LCD delivers bright, colorful images for a rich viewing experience. Keeping you comfortable and productive while typing, the Samsung Q530-JA01 NP-Q530-JA01US Notebook PC has a full-size isolation-type keyboard with an integrated 17-key numeric pad.

>Samsung Galaxy S PC connecting problem with Samsung Kies

> So i have this super annoying problem with my new Samsung galaxy S (i9000) I’ve tried resetting drivers, reinstall them, unmount/mount internal sd, startup with usb plugged in… But still, still im getting a switching screen between connection screen and home screen…

>Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 – Hands-On – Engadget

> You know who took the iPad 2 launch pretty seriously? Samsung, that’s who. Just as we had heard, the company’s executives were impressed by Apple’s ability to slim down its tablet and, well, it turns out that it took it as a challenge to come up with some thinner tablets of its own. That’s right, in addition to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 that we have seen repeatedly teased over the last few weeks the company’s announcing a totally revamped Galaxy Tab 10.1, and both slates are incredibly thin yet very well spec’d. On top of that, both will be the first Honeycomb tablets to stray from the pure Android 3.0 experience and add what Samsung’s taken to calling its TouchWiz UX or TouchWiz 4.0. We’ve got all the details and some hands-on impressions waiting below, so hit the break!

>Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 – Hands-On – Engadget

> You know who took the iPad 2 launch pretty seriously? Samsung, that’s who. Just as we had heard, the company’s executives were impressed by Apple’s ability to slim down its tablet and, well, it turns out that it took it as a challenge to come up with some thinner tablets of its own. That’s right, in addition to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 that we have seen repeatedly teased over the last few weeks the company’s announcing a totally revamped Galaxy Tab 10.1, and both slates are incredibly thin yet very well spec’d. On top of that, both will be the first Honeycomb tablets to stray from the pure Android 3.0 experience and add what Samsung’s taken to calling its TouchWiz UX or TouchWiz 4.0. We’ve got all the details and some hands-on impressions waiting below, so hit the break!

>Photos taken with Samsung Omnia (I8910) HD

> This is some photos taken with my Samsung Omnia HD. The photos has not been fixed or something like that. The camera is very good. I think i have taken over 5000 pictures with th phone and they are all very good.

>Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. Apple iPad

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>Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. Apple iPad

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>Samsung SGH-T339

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>How to Download & Install games for Samsung Tocco for FREE!!

> Samsung games for FREE!! without WAP! Download Link Here JADMaker: http://www.download.com JavaInstall: azev76.free.fr Samsung PC Studio: http://www.brothersoft.com If you have Samsung PC Studio no need to download!! 🙂 Dial: *#6984125*# “Internals" Master Key: *#9072641*# “Storage settings" “Update Java DB" Done!!

>Is the Samsung Galaxy Tab a good buy??

> This is an Android Show quickie in which I try to talk really quick about a particular topic. Today I answered a question I receive all the time from people which is, “Should I get an Android tablet?" Tablets are the new skinny jeans of tech right now. Ever since Apple “changed everything" with the iPad, people have been waiting and for an Android replacement. To many people’s surprise, there has been a recent influx of Because Android holds no licensing fees, Android tablets have been crawling out of the woodwork and onto store shelves. Unfortunately, a lot of these “tablets" seem to be lacking in the hardware department and can’t even hold a candle to the Apple’s evil iPad. A few reasons why most current generation Android tablets aren’t the messiah we’ve been waiting for: 7 inches kinda feels like a toy or slightly oversized cellphone. (10 inches would be ideal). Google wont support any “tablet" over 7 inches. A lot of tablets being released have the same resolution as current superphones. No AMOLED (for those people with bad eyes). Underpowered-ish (Galaxy Tab being the exception but even then, barely cuts it). Most have resistive screens. Kinda pricey (should never be more than $400 with a contract) Most will be outspec’d in only a few months (dual-cores right around the corner). Some things I would need in order to call a tablet complete: Tegra 2 Processor (Google’s processor of choice) 1080×720 resolution DLNA support Capacative screen HONEYCOMB!!!! Lots of …