Samsung GT-N7000 Galaxy Note is a new hybrid type of phone with a big screen size you never seen so far. The phones features 5.3 inch screen size, one of the biggest sized screen seen on any phone till date. So what you call this a phone or tablet.
Here in our post we provide you fast review of Samsung Galaxy Note Features,specification.

With large 5.3 inch screen. Samsung’s GT-N7000 Galaxy Note user can view more and scroll less. Webpages, apps, photos and videos will get an edge and user can now enjoy more with this big screen.the device is world first HD Super AMOLED display. Powerful 8MP rare camera with many different shooting modes and focus mode (single shot, smile shot, panorama, etc). you also get he front camera is 2MP.
Now on touchscreen part, the Galaxy Note not just works by touching but it also features S Pen. The S Pen provides best-in-class mobile input experience. This pen input technology features an array of functions like pressure sensitivity, preciseness, speed and more. With the S Pen, you can easily sketch drawings or write notes with increased accuracy and ease. It’s deeply integrated with the phone’s native applications.

Samsung Galaxy Note Specifiction:

Network: HSPA+ upto 21Mbps
-3G Band 850/900/1900/2100
-EDGE/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900
Processor: 1.4GHz Dual core processor
Display: 5.3″ WXGA and HD Super AMOLED
Resolution: 1280 x 800
Operating system: Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
Camera: 8MP with LED flash (Rear) and 2MP (front)
Touch screen: Full touch + S Pen (advanced smart pen)
Connectivity: Bluetooth v3.0 + HS, USB 2.0 and WiFi a/b/g/n
Memory: 16GB internal memory and expandable up to 32GB with MicroSD card
Battery: Standard battery, Li-ion 2500 mAH
Audio: 3.5mm jack, 3D sound technology, DNSe music library
Video: 1080p Full HD video recording and playback
Video recording: 1080p at 24-30 fps
Video playback: 1080p at 30 fps

Price of Samsung Galaxy Note

Samsung Galaxy Note costs Rs 33,000 in India. You can also buy the device on Amazon for $734.99 (USD).

With a wide variety of phones available in the below Rs 6,000 category, choosing the best one becomes a problem. But don’t worry, here’s help.

With number of manufacturers increasing, cellphone prices are going down, resulting a plethora of feature phones in sub Rs 6,000 category. Naturally, you’re bound to get confused if you go out looking for a phone in this range. So here’s some help.

Motorola Ex 119 features in our list this time too as it did last time in August, but quite a few new phones have made it to the list this time. Lets check them out.

Motorola Ex 119 (Price Rs 5,500)
The Ex 119 is Motorola’s first ever touch and type input based phone and it has proven very successful for the company. The phone is widely liked by people for its performance and features.

The phone has a large five-row Qwerty keypad with separate keys for alphabets and numbers, which means that typing is much better than any other keypad with lesser number of keys. The display is a 2.4 inch capacitive touchscreen which is good for most things. The combination works well for people who are very active social media users and who text a lot.

Besides, the phone also has a 3 megapixel camera, GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth and USB. The phone plays videos and has a 3.5 mm audio jack for earphones. There is an FM Radio, Opera Mobile Browser and expandable memory of 32 GB. The phone is convenient to use and has all the features you would expect in this price bracket.

Sony Ericsson Txt (Price Rs 6,000)
With a price tag of Rs 6,000, the Sony Ericsson Txt just barely makes it into our list but we are happy that it does. Txt is a basic feature device with nothing fancy to offer. What makes it a people pleaser is its simple yet practical set of features and design at a good price.

Txt has a simple bar-shaped design which, according to many users, lasts longer compared to its bigger slider version Txt Pro. The design lasts because it has no moving parts and has a good quality body.

As for the display the Txt features a 2.55 inch 320 x 240 pixel LCD screen. It also has a 3.15 megapixel main camera but no front facing camera.
This is a good configuration for a feature phone. The camera performs decently although it misses flash and automatic focus.

Samsung Star 2 Duos (Price Rs 5,900):
With the launch of the second generation star device, Samsung also decided that they will do something about the dual SIM fraternity as well and that was when the Samsung Star 2 Duos was born. As the name suggests, it is a dual SIM phone supporting GSM networks on both the SIM’s.

It has a 3.2 inch capacitive touchscreen with TouchWiz 3.0 user interface, which is similar to the original Samsung Star. This implies that widgets can be customised for the Star II with the same settings as they have in the old Samsung Star. The new device, like its predecessor, has a 3 megapixel camera without flash.

What is new in Star II is WiFi 802.11 b/g/n connectivity, and greater focus on social networking. It has a widget called Social Hub that integrates the device’s phone book and similar data with feeds from social networks like Facebook and Twitter. Star II also has multi-IM 2.0 which offers the flexibility to log into multiple IM accounts such as Yahoo, Google Talk, AIM, MSN and Facebook Chat through a single app.
Overall, Txt from Sony Ericsson is a delight for daily use.

Nokia C3-00 (Price Rs 5,800)

The C3-00 from Nokia is one of the most popular additions to Nokia’s product range after the launch of E60 and E72.

The C3 came at a much lower price and offered smartphone-like functionality along with a very comfortable Qwerty keypad, making it a hit amongst the youth and business class alike.

C3-00 has a 2.4 inch display that performs quite well. The phone has a 2 megapixel camera for shutter bugs.

With 8 GB of expandable memory and great battery backup the Nokia C3-00 is an absolute joy to use, especially for people who email and text a lot.

The phone supports up to eight email IDs, and uses high speed data networks and WiFi.

Samsung mobile releases the updates for Bada OS enable mobile Smartphone. Samsung wave mobile users may update there Samrtphone with latest Bada 2.0.

Samsung various models like Samsung Wave II,wave 525 and complete wave series including new one wave III ,Wave M and Wave Y get updates of this new Bada version.

How I can Update My wave mobile ?

You can update your Bada mobile with Bada 2.0 by directly with your mobile or Using PC with help of Kies (PC software provide by samsung).

What new in Bada 2.0?

The update incudes : WiFi Direct, multitasking, Samsung ChatOn, NFC, Voice recognition and better compatibility for HTML 5 and Flash.

Samsung has announced that its Smart View app is now ready to download for the Samsung Galaxy S2.
Smart View app allows you to watch TV content on your Samsung Galaxy S2, once you link it up to the Samsung Smart TV D7000 and D8000 series.
With the launch of the new D7000 and D8000 series this idea has evolved into an app which will be available for a number of Samsung devices, but on the Galaxy S2 initially.
Although it is initially only available to Galaxy S2 users, the app will come to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Samsung Galaxy S later in the year.
The app is available from the Android Market now.

After Chat 322 and 335 Samsung ready to launch new Dual sim qwerty mobile in India ,Samsung Chat 222 is latest dual sim mobile from Samsung ,which entry level mobile in India.
Chat 222 is latest successor mobile in Ch@t series, the new Ch@t 222 (GT-E2222) extends special support to various social networking and email services. the Samsung Ch@t 222 is capable of holding two SIM modules in GSM configuration along with dual-SIM standby ability. Previously released Samsung Ch@t 322 and 335 handsets were single SIM models.
Samsung Ch@t 222 has 2.2 inch TFT display supporting 220×176 pixel resolution. It has a VGA camera at its back with video recording support but has no LED Flash. A full Qwerty keypad is the enticing feature for many who are looking for an inexpensive BlackBerry look-alike.
Apart from that, it has all other necessary features like FM Radio, DNSe Sound support for the music player, internet HTML browser, and 45 MB of internal memory. The 1000 mAh battery promises 11.5 hours of battery life.
Priced of Samsung chat is nearly around Rs 3,500,in India

Samsung’s very own application store, Samsung Apps has introduced a new, innovative way to purchase apps. Instead of making payments through credit cards, prepaid cards or cyber cash, users can buy these apps and the money will be deducted directly from the user’s account
With app users with a prepaid SIM card can also purchase these apps and the cost will be deducted directly from their balance. Samsung is bringing in the new payment option in a phased out manner and has already rolled out the services in eleven countries, including India. With this new payment option no unnecessary revealing of sensitive information like your credit card number.

Finally Samsung made the Samsung Galaxy S II officially released in India ,The Galaxy S II is the Galaxy S’ successor with very advance features,but still pricing of Galaxy S II is not uncover by company soon it reveal the pricing of this smartphone.Now here we take some glimpse of Samsung Galaxy S II.
Samsung Galaxy S II is powered by a dual core processor clocking 1.2 GHz and a Mali-400MP GPU to enhance graphics. The device runs on Android Gingerbread and has Samsung’s proprietary TouchWiz 4.0 and has a Gorilla Glass super AMOLED Plus display. Samsung Galaxy features Summery are :

• 4.3-inch Capacitive Super AMOLED touchscreen with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels
• 3G, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot, DLNA, GPS with A-GPS
• Bluetooth 3.0 + HS
• 8 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED Flash
• 2 megapixel secondary camera
• 3.5 mm audio jack
• Stereo FM with RDS
• 16/32 GB Internal memory, 1 GB RAM
• Media format it support are XviD, DivX, MP3, MP4 and more

The Galaxy S II has active noise cancellation with dedicated mic . The camera enable with features like geo-tagging, touch focus along with others and can record 1080p videos at 30 fps.
For pricing detail keep in touch with Techplazza

Samsung the Korean giant launched its new highly secured touch screen phone Samsung S5620 Monte in India with some new technologies like Digital Natural Sound Engine, secondary camera,Push Email, Palringo IM, and Social networking integration with live updates.
Samsung S5620 is also known as Samsung S5620 Onix and it is available in India at a cost of Rs 8,850.

specification for Samsung S5620 monte

* Touchscreen Phone
* Equipped with Wi Fi
* 3G Enabled
* 3.0 inch Capacitive Touchscreen display
* Bluetooth
* FM Radio with RDS
* 200 MB Internal Memory
* Micro SD Expandable memory (2 GB Included in Box)
* Samsung TouchWiz 2.0 UI
* 3.5 mm Audio Headset jack
* Social Networking Enabled
* TalkTime : Up to 9.5 h ( 2G ) / Up to 4.5 h (3G)
* Standby Time : Up to 9.5 h ( 2G ) / Up to 4.5 h (3G)
* A GPS
* Dolphin Browser

price of Samsung S5620 monte,in India 8850

One of the most usual problem of any mobile user is there charger ,every one want that there is a charger which is use for every mobile,and then they can buy any brand mobile So there is good news for all those who are tense for charger,Apple ,Nokia and Sony ericsson made a deal and that they will produce same charger for there mobile, next year these company launch Universal charger for all model of any company ,a survey report that there is 30 type of charger used in Europe for charging purpose,Samsung,Motorola,Blackberry,LG all these also in these deal and work for Universal charger…now their customer get not worry about for and wait for Universal charger.

charger… so wait for such Universal charger.

IBM, Samsung Electronics, STMicroelectronics, and others are teaming up on the development of next-generation chip technology for small, low-power devices with one wary eye on Intel, which is expediting its move to chips with smaller geometries.
IBM and its semiconductor technology alliance partners are announcing the availability of 28-nanometer (nm) chip technology, a little more than a generation beyond the 45nm technologies currently used by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices in their latest chips.

The first products using chips based on this technology are expected in the second half of 2010, an IBM spokesman said. Devices will include smartphones and consumer electronics products.

The largest, single countervailing force to the IBM-led group is Intel. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip giant’s chief executive, Paul Otellini, said Tuesday in a first-quarter earnings conference call that Intel is “pulling in” the release of “Westmere” chips based on 32nm technology and will ship silicon later this year.

Generally, the smaller the geometry, the faster and more power efficient the chip is.

The IBM alliance–which also includes the AMD manufacturing spin-off Globalfoundries, Chartered Semiconductor, and Infineon Technologies–are jointly developing the 28nm chipmaking process based on the partners’ “high-k metal gate” (which minimizes current leakage), low-power complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) process technology.
The technology “can provide a 40 percent performance improvement and a more than 20 percent reduction in power, in a chip that is half the size, compared with 45nm technology,” IBM said in a statement. “These improvements enable microchip designs with outstanding performance, smaller feature sizes and low standby power, contributing to faster processing speed and longer battery life in next-generation mobile Internet devices and other systems.”

IBM said customers can begin their designs now using 32nm technology and then transition to 28nm for density and power advantages without the need for a major redesign.

One prominent customer is U.K.-based ARM, whose basic chip design has been used in billions of devices all over the world. ARM is collaborating with the IBM alliance to develop a design platform for 32nm and 28nm technology and is tuning its Cortex processor family and future processors to exploit the technology’s capabilities, IBM said.