New test shows iPhone X is pretty darn resistant to screen burn-in
Screen burn-in test shows Apple’s iPhone X easily besting Samsung’s S7 Edge, and Note 8 smartphones.
Screen burn-in test shows Apple’s iPhone X easily besting Samsung’s S7 Edge, and Note 8 smartphones.
Note 8’s face scanner can be easily beaten by scanning a selfie or even a profile picture from Facebook or Instagram.
Once again, Samsung’s latest smartphone has managed to raise the standard for mobile displays due to major improvements in the OLED display hardware and functions.
Samsung to loyal Note customers: “Thank you for believing in us and inspiring us to be better”
The phone that defined big, just got bigger. Introducing the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
Noted leaker Evan Blass is back at it with a high-resolution press rendering showing off the design of Samsung’s yet announced Galaxy Note 8 in Black and Gold.
It’s official: Samsung is holding its annual Unpacked media event this year on August 23 in New York City, serving as a launchpad for “the ultimate multitasking device.”
Following the exploding Note 7 fiasco, Samsung has been focused on regaining user trust and today the company told Reuters that the Note brand will continue with an eighth-generation device due for an announcement in August.
Talk of an Apple phablet dates back to March 2012 when a pretty credible Japanese blog mentioned an unreleased iOS device with a five-inch 1,600-by-960 Retina screen which may or may not be the 4.8-inch iPhone 6 some analysts see coming in 2014.
The phablet, I’m sure you know, was popularized against all odds by Samsung of South Korea, its jumbo-sized Galaxy Note devices selling millions of units (ten million as of August 2012).
Just yesterday, the company released its latest iPad mini contender, the eight-inch Galaxy Note. In addition to the S-Pen, an IR blaster and a quad core processor, Samsung’s baby outsmarts the iPad mini with its ability to make phone calls over cellular networks. The question is, would you dare use such a giant ‘cell phone’ – and I’m using the term loosely – in public?
It looks like the rumors were true. Samsung sent out a press release last night announcing the launch of its new Galaxy Note 8.0. The 8-inch tablet is clearly aimed right at the iPad mini, which has done very well thus far for Apple.
And it certainly came prepared to play. As expected, the slate features a 1280Ă—800 (720p) display—just a hair better than the mini—a quad core processor, 2GB of RAM, and oh yeah, it makes phone calls. More details after the break…
Samsung of South Korea will later this month take another crack at dethroning the tablet leader Apple by going after the Cupertino firm’s iPad mini, a 7.9-inch mini tablet computer released on November 2, 2012 and starting at $320 for the Wi-Fi only version with sixteen gigabytes of storage.
The new Note reportedly has a 720p (1,280-by-800)Â Super Clear LCD screen measuring eight inches diagonally and comes with Samsung’s trademark S-Pen. Hardware specifications allegedly aren’t that special as Samsung is possibly using cheaper components in order to undercut the iPad mini on price…