Formally called Samsung Halo, Samsung has announced that their Galaxy Beam handset is headed to first launch in Singapore in July. Pico projector were a big thing earlier this year but has not hit mainstream yet. Will Samsung usher this under an Android-based phone? Might be good for video conferencing… Here are the following specifications:
CareAce Trends in a blurb >> SGH-i897 has been suspiciously identical to the Samsung Galaxy. AT&T finally reveals it as the Samsung Captivate. Samsung Galaxy S hits benchmark performance. MobileBurn.com has reviewed Samsung Wave throughly. We have reviewed to Android apps: ShootMe and Bluetooth File Transfer. (Both beneficial for this job. 
) Samsung Galaxy Tab debuts in a Twitpic from the Samsung Blog of South Africa. Samsung being bullish in the market with Samsung Wave (bada-OS) and Galaxy S (Android-OS): states their market goals, prices over Europe and Asia, new websites to support these smartphones.
There are always different ways to take screenshots especially with the line of work we do here in CareAce. We got a bit bored with taking screenshot via apps that have a timer mechanism or a hidden button. To prevent future boredom (enough or buttons!), we found ShootMe of Android! Simply after starting up, the instructions is to just give it a good shake for less than 0.5 seconds. Shaking it twice as if like a music conductor seems to do the trick.
In the past, we have been collecting Samsung Galaxy S many colorful super AMOLED eye-candy media. But now that this phone [...]
The Samsung Galaxy S will launch in Asia in June as announced at the CTIA Wireless show. The Galaxy S [...]
A few days ago, Sprint finally began to rollout Android 2.1 to the Samsung Moment. The Moment launched back in October with Android 1.5. The update from 1.5 to 2.1 is huge, bringing tons of new features to the Moment. Unfortunately, the update can not be downloaded over the air.
It’s been a long time coming. Since Feb. 8th, we already mentioned an unofficial Android 2.1 ROM is ready for [...]
Sprint has been busy. They have delayed an Android 2.1 upgrade for Moment and boldly stepped forward in eco-friendliness for Seek. It would be surprising if there is a connection between them.
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