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Sunday, February 21st 2010 - 11:00 CET
Samsung Electronics was demonstrating the world’s first Long Term Evolution (LTE) netbook PC at Mobile World Congress 2010. Samsung’s own in-house designed LTE modem chipset, Kalmia, enabled the development of a small form factor netbook with LTE capability. Following the company’s latest deployment of a commercial LTE dongle, Samsung reasserts its industry-leading position in next generation mobile technology with the largest line-up of devices. Alongside the world’s first demonstration of the LTE netbook N150, Samsung also showcased an extensive line-up of Samsung netbooks and note PCs at the show including the Samsung N210, N220 and Samsung NB30.
Read: Samsung N150
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Sunday, February 21st 2010 - 11:00 CET
Measuring 10.6mm in depth and weighing just 99g, the LG GD880 Mini boasts an array of superb features including LG’s 3-Way Sync service, called LG Air Sync. This next-generation mobile technology enables users to continually sync the data on their phones with information stored on their PCs and their browser history over a wireless network, ensuring that contents such as photos, video clips, calendars and phone books can be updated and accessed at all times. As the first feature phone to support LG Air Sync, a form of the cloud computing so far available only on smartphones, LG expects the LG GD880 Mini to generate considerable buzz on the market.
Read: LG GD880
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Sunday, February 21st 2010 - 10:30 CET
The introduction of the Samsung Wave smartphone has put Samsung at the center of attention, as is demonstrated in the world press. The enormous Samsung booth here at Mobile World Congress, both in size and striking appearance, makes the Sony Ericsson booth that it faces, pale in comparison. The Samsung brand is emanating a message at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, a message which the Koreans have understood. In terms of hardware, a piece with which Samsung distinguishes itself is the AMOLED display technology. Displays and cell phones are available in all kinds of combinations of shapes and sizes, but the Samsung Wave’s Super AMOLED is unequalled elsewhere.
Read: Samsung Wave review
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Saturday, February 20th 2010 - 20:30 CET
Samsung Electronics announces a sleek, tactile new mobile phone, the powerful Samsung Shark range. One of the new devices is the slider phone Shark 3 S3550. The Samsung Shark 3 has been created for active, multimedia-hungry users who value style and design as much as they value constant access to their social networks, friends and family. Bringing together power and function in such a unique, style-led handset allows the Samsung Shark 3 users to stand out from the crowd while remaining in constant contact. All Samsung Shark cell phones will be available directly.
Read: Samsung S3550
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Saturday, February 20th 2010 - 20:00 CET
Samsung Electronics announces a sleek, tactile new mobile phone, the powerful Samsung Shark range. One of the new devices is the slider phone Shark 2 S5550. The Samsung Shark 2 has been created for active, multimedia-hungry users who value style and design as much as they value constant access to their social networks, friends and family. Bringing together power and function in such a unique, style-led handset allows the Samsung Shark2 users to stand out from the crowd while remaining in constant contact. The Samsung Shark 2 S5550 will be available directly.
Read: Samsung S5550
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Saturday, February 20th 2010 - 19:40 CET
Samsung Electronics announces a sleek, tactile new mobile phone, the powerful Samsung Shark range. The first device in the range is the candy bar Shark S5350. The Samsung Shark has been created for active, multimedia-hungry users who value style and design as much as they value constant access to their social networks, friends and family. Bringing together power and function in such a unique, style-led handset allows the Samsung Shark users to stand out from the crowd while remaining in constant contact. The Samsung Shark S5350 smartphone will be available directly.
Read: Samsung S5350
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Saturday, February 20th 2010 - 00:15 CET
Slim enough to fit in your pocket or purse at less than an inch thin the new Sony CyberShot DSC-TX5 is the world’s thinnest and smallest certified waterproof camera with Optical SteadyShot image stabilization and touch operation. Additionally, the 10.2 megapixel model is Sony’s first digital camera with an “Exmor R” CMOS sensor that is also certified to be freeze proof down to 14 degrees Fahrenheit, shockproof up to about a 5-foot drop and dust proof. This new Waterproof camera from Sony is also great for activities such as snorkeling, snowboarding or boating.
Read: Waterproof camera
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Friday, February 19th 2010 - 10:30 CET
HTC Corporation, a global designer of smartphones, announces plans to bring Microsoft’s next generation of Windows Phones, the Windows Phone 7 Series, to market later this year. The revolutionary new software offers a fresh approach to smartphones by bringing web content and applications together to create a phone experience that is very personal, relevant and connected. With this news, HTC builds on its Windows Phone leadership and extends its commitment to offering customers the most innovative mobile phone experiences available.
Read: Windows Mobile 7
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Friday, February 19th 2010 - 10:10 CET
HTC Mobile introduces an enhanced HTC Sense experience that will be available on the new HTC Legend smartphone that takes Android to the next level. The HTC Legend utilises HTC Sense, a user experience focusing on putting people at the centre by making the smartphone work in a more simple and natural way. This experience revolves around three fundamental principles that were developed by observing and listening to how people live and communicate. These core tenets of Make It Mine, Stay Close and Discover the Unexpected continue to be the key to the new HTC Sense experience.
Read: HTC Legend
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Friday, February 19th 2010 - 09:50 CET
HTC Mobile introduces an enhanced HTC Sense experience that will be available on the new HTC Desire smartphone that takes Android to the next level. The HTC Desire utilises HTC Sense, a user experience focusing on putting people at the centre by making the smartphone work in a more simple and natural way. This experience revolves around three fundamental principles that were developed by observing and listening to how people live and communicate. These core tenets of Make It Mine, Stay Close and Discover the Unexpected continue to be the key to the new HTC Sense experience.
Read: HTC Desire
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