Visualize your ideas better by turning squiggly shapes into neat organized figures. Shape Match on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 automatically corrects the lines and shapes.
With S Note, multiscreen capability and free embedded Adobe Photoshop Touch, the Galaxy Note 10.1 lets you experience a new way to plan, work, and create.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is here : the latest high - profile tablet from the Korean tech giant, and one that sits across many intersections of what's fast becoming a complex Samsung family tree.
While the Galaxy tag is a given for any Samsung mobile device nowadays, the Note range is also now seemingly becoming a separate line of its own.
The video below is the official hands-on video of Galaxy Note 10.1.
Learn more about the exciting features that enhance productivity, creativity and learning capabilities.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is outfitted with the functionality and precision of a pen and paper on a 10.1-inch-large-display.
Featuring an intuitive user experience and armed with superior hardware performance, Galaxy Note 10.1 is designed to simplify idea capturing, information access, and multi-tasking, making each easier and faster.
Samsung's successor to Galaxy Note is rumored to have a 5.5 inch screen with 720p display and a 1.6Ghz Exynos 4 Quad Core processor. Expected to be unveiled at IFA, the inclusion of the Exynos was discovered in a GLBenchmark, which has surprisingly been pulled from the site. So it could mean that it was a Note 2 or an overclocked S3 ?
According to PocketNow, the model number for the previous Note was GT-N7000. The benchmark listed the unknown device as GT-7100. In addition to the mention of a 1.6GHz Exynos 4 Quad, the benchmark data also mentions a 720p display, as opposed to the original Note’s 1280 x 800 screen.
The new iPad is here. Apple officialy announced a new version of its hit tablet on Wednesday, adding more power, an optional 4G Internet connection, and a supersharp HD display, but keeping the overall look and feel of the previous model.
The changes may disappoint Apple fans who hoped for a radically redesigned gadget. But given the iPad's huge success, a few upgraded features might well be enough to keep its position as the world's top tablet, and Apple's status as the world's most valuable company. (Check Apple's stock price here.) The company will also continue to sell the current iPad 2 model at a discounted price.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and other company execs showed off the new iPad at a media event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, Calif.
High-Resolution Retina Display
As expected, the new iPad features a screen with roughly twice the resolution of the iPad 2. The Retina display, as Apple calls it, first debuted in the iPhone 4 and quickly drew raves for its crisp, detailed images. The iPad's 2048x1536 display makes it the first Apple tablet able to show movies in full HD.
Image: Apple's Phil Schiller senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing speaks about the new iPad during an Apple event in San Francisco, California March 7, 2012. (REUTERS/Robert Galbraith)
More Powerful Processor
The new device also has an A5X processor with quad-core graphics. The added power will help keep the Retina display running smoothly.
Speedy 4G Internet Connection
Apple is offering a 4G connection through both AT&T and Verizon on its new iPad. It's the first Apple device to feature the fast wireless technology.
Battery Life, Size, and Weight
The new device can run for 10 hours, said Apple Vice President Phil Schiller. It will last nine hours when on 4G. It weighs 1.4 pounds, and is 9.4 mm thick.
Pricing and Release Date
The new iPad is available in several models. A basic 16GB model costs $499. 32GB is $599 and 64GB is $699. Models with 4G connections cost $629, $729, and $829, respectively.
It will be available March 16, Cook said.
Official Name and Other Features
After months of speculation about whether Apple would call it the iPad 3, iPad HD, or something else, the company simply called it "the new iPad".
- An improved camera that can record video in full 1080p HD.
- Same dock connection as the iPad 2. The new iPad has the standard Apple 30-pin connector.
- It does not have an SD card slot, as some Apple fans had hoped.
- Updated iOS 5.1 software. The newest version of Apple's mobile operating system adds support for Japanese and other languages.
- Positive Early Reaction From the Tech World
- Tech sites covered Apple event obsessively, as usual. Few writers were surprised by the new tablet, but most were impressed nonetheless.
CNET's Donald Bell said the new Retina display is the only new feature buyers should care about. "The company took its already excellent product and updated it with a gorgeous screen," he writes. He recommends that iPad 2 owners resist the temptation to upgrade, and suggests new tablet buyers also consider cheaper options like the Kindle Fire.
"Unsurprisingly, Apple has managed to produce something that's truly beautiful to look at,"Engadget's Darren Murph wrote. The upgrades could be enough to convince owners of the original iPad that it's time to trade up, he predicted.
Gizmodo's Jesus Diaz also said the new Retina display was enough to set the iPad apart from its rivals. "It's almost like looking at a glossy magazine page," he writes. The Verge's Joshua Topolsky was similarly impressed, calling the screen "stunning to behold."
Older iPad 2 Still Available for $399
Apple will continue to sell the current version of Apple's tablet for $100 less than the new model. The device will have 16GB of memory and Wi-Fi, but no 3G or 4G Internet connection.
New Software
Apple is offering an updated versions of iWork, Garageband, and iMovie that are optimized for the new iPad's A5X processor and Retina display. There is also a new version of iPhoto for iPad that offers multi-touch editing and sharing tools called Photo Journals and Photo Beaming. Apple also showed off a new iPad game, Infinity Blade Dungeons, which featured incredibly detailed graphics.
Apple TV Upgrade Also Unveiled
Apple also showed off a new version of its Apple TV device, which lets users stream audio and video from iTunes. The new gadget has an improved interface and supports 1080p resolution for full HD video. The price remains the same at $99.
Tablet Competition Heating up
The iPad dominates the hot tablet market, but it's facing increased competition. A report by Forrester Research estimated the iPad had 73 percent of the tablet market as of last September. But that was before Amazon's hot-selling $199 Kindle Fire debuted. The market research firm iSuppli estimates Amazon shipped 3.9 million Kindle Fires in the fourth quarter of 2011, compared with 15.4 million iPads shipped by Apple.
With a gorgeous new display and other improvements, the new iPad may be enough to keep Apple's hot streak alive.
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We've finally managed to get some time with Fujitsu's incoming quad-core handset and it's pretty close to completion. The quad-core phone's approaching its very final model, with just a bit of finishing and tightening of what we're seeing here at Mobile World Conference 2012. It's still water-friendly, wielding a Tegra 3 chip and brandishing a 13.1-megapixel camera.
The hardware is very light -- almost uneasily so. The 4.6-inch display that dominates the phone is bright and crisp and Fujitsu has finally cemented more of the specifications; we've been told it's a full HD (1080p) display, although the spokesperson was unable to confirm the screen technology, we suspect it's a high resolution LCD display. Fujitsu's NX UI is a very lightly skinned version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich, with some addition features courtesy of the "human-centric engine."
In a bid to differentiate itself from legions of other smartphone manufacturers, it adds Fujitsu's own type of voice canceling processing, alongside dual mics, while a "slow voice" mode adds spacing in the gaps between speech. Unfortunately, we weren't able to try this functionality out -- the phone wasn't connected to networks here in Barcelona. Another feature that looks to be aimed squarely at the hearts of the older smartphone shopper is frequency adaptation.
This adjusts the output of the speaker so that it's easier to hear when audible hearing frequencies start to thin out. There's also some Sense-like functionality also included here; the phone should turn off its screen when it realizes it's not in your hand. The fingerprint sensor found on the device has been given some extra skills too, and can be used to "lock down" corporate apps and other compatible stock apps.
Fujitsu's own Milbeaut image processor adds some (post-processing) extras to the 13.1-megapixel camera, including fish-eye lens, infinity burst mode and even glare removal when the camera senses a whiteboard (which should eliminate those issues with your corporate smartphone-based espionage). The camera UI generally retains that ICS stock sensibility, meaning that it's simple and uncluttered.
There's still some things that Fujitsu is attempting to ready for its new flagship, including a possible Fujitsu-powered cloud storage provision and a fast-charging dock, a real possibility given the contacts for charging on the waterproof device. It's still no completely finalized on the software end, we found the keyboard was particularly sticky and caused a lot of problems when we attempted to type anything out.
The phone is still being pitched to phone carriers across China, Europe and the US, and hardware changes could occur depending on carrier interest. At the moment, the demo model included an 8GB microSD card, but we were told that details like this could certainly change before it arrives this summer in Japan. The phone's being readied for a Q4 release in its other target markets - hopefully with a name in tow.
Photos of the possible design of HTC Zeta released today. This is yet another smartphone "monster" ... the HTC APQ8064 with quad processor clocked at 2.5GHz and 1GB of RAM. Recalled that a few days ago leaked pictures from even a quad smartphone, the HTC Edge.
According to rumors it has a screen 4.5 "inch 1280 x 720 resolution and runs the brand new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with the GUI Sense. The camera is 8MP with dual LED flash and video recording resolution 1080p. Some more features are 1.3MP front camera for video calls, 32GB internal storage, Bluetooth 4.0, audio technology Beats Audio and Battery 1,830 mAh.
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The Eee Pad Transformer Prime is coming. Asus brings to you the next transformation in tablet technology, one that is better than its predecessor in every aspect.
Their latest offering is faster, stronger, slimmer, and of course, sexier. They strived to break free from the normal constraints of a device through constant innovation, and the result is the Eee Pad Transformer Prime.
The Eee Pad Transformer Prime is the world's first tablet to feature Project Kal - El, NVIDIA's next - generation Quad Core Tegra® mobile chip, giving birth to a new breed of high powered tablet devices. Armed with this technology, the Transformer Prime is blazing fast. In fact, they are setting a new industry standard for how fast a tablet should be. Multitasking and HD movies? Piece of cake.
With the all new Eee Pad Transformer Prime, there on Asus, are setting a benchmark for what tablets should be.
The tablet itself will have 12 hours of movie playback battery life, while combining the tablet with the mobile dock will increase the battery life to 18 hours. The starting price is $499 USD for the 32GB version, and $599 USD for the 64GB version. The separate mobile dock will sell for an additional $149 USD.
The screen will come at 1280×800 resolution, and will include Super IPS+ capabilities. This basically will increase the brightness of the screen to 600 nits, making it extremely bright and suitable for outdoor viewing. Super IPS+ would make the ASUS Transformer Prime the brightest tablet on the market.
The front has a 1.2 megapixel camera, while the back has an 8.0 megapixel camera, with LED flash, continuous focus, touch to focus, and an increased aperture size. The increased aperture size from the usual F/2.8 to F/2.4 (smaller is better) will allow more light to come in, which should significantly improve the quality of the images taken.
Of course, just like the original ASUS Transformer, the ASUS Transformer Prime will come with a variety of ports. On the tablet itself, we are going to get a Micro HDMI port as well as a Micro SD port. The mobile dock will have a standard USB 2.0 port as a full sized SD card port. To be consistent with the redesigned tablet, the mobile dock has also been slimmed down and looks much sexier than the previous generation. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like the mobile dock will be compatible between generations like initially promised last year.
When it comes to design, the ASUS Transformer Prime, as previously revealed, will sport the same metallic spun finish as ASUS Zenbook. In the weight department, the ASUS Transformer Prime tablet measures in at 8.3mm thin, and weighs in only at 586g. Not shabby at all. Both the back metallic cover and the screen have been treated with a hydro oleophobic solution, making it more fingerprint resistant. This should help you to keep your ASUS Transformer Prime looking newer longer. This device will also come in two colors, one in amethyst gray, and another in champagne gold.
Finally, for the OS, it looks like ASUS Transformer Prime will still be shipping with Android Honeycomb. However, the folks over at ASUS did mention that they will reveal more information about Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in December.
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