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           Incredible 4G LTE to Arrive June 21

This post is to inform all my readers that lg is about to launch its new product incredible 4G LTE on june 21.....

Phone had previously been announced, one with a pre-order period, but Big Red was not willing to give us an in-store date at those times. We now know that the current plan is to launch the Incredible 4G LTE on June 21....

I also want to inform you all that ::::>>>>>

Galaxy S3 the Following Week on June 28

 VZW likes Thursday launches and both of these days are Thursdays. We had also seen Best Buy pre-orders from this morning that mentioned an expected arrival date for the GS3 of June 28, so this matches up nicely..... 

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Samsung Developing Galaxy S2 Running On Windows Phone 7

The idea of a Samsung phone with the specs of Galaxy S2 and running on Windows Phone 7 seems to be more then a concept. The guys at Bluetooth SIG have details of such a model which seems to be a successor for Samsung Focus, a popular Windows Phone 7 smartphone.

After Samsung bragged about selling 3 million Galaxy S2 smartphones in just 55 days, so there’s no wonder it’s rumored that we could have a Windows Phone 7 of the smartphone. Samsung Galaxy S2 running on Android OS is codenamed SGH-927. A new device with the codename of SGH-937 was registered at Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) with a Bluetooth profile specific to Windows Phone 7 Mango OS. A list of devices running on WP7, published on Occasional Gamer, includes a Samsung SGH-937.

Known under the name of SGH-i917, Samsung Focus is a little bit fatter than Galaxy S2, and now it seems that we will have to expect a SGH-937 Samsung phone, rumored to be the successor of Focus. Bluetoothe SIG has some clues that the new-comer will be running Windows Phone Mango, with a Bluetooth profile corresponding to Microsoft’s OS.

We remind you that Samsung Galaxy S2 is 8.5mm thick and comes with 1GB of RAM, 16/32GB of internal memory and a 1.2GHz dual core processor. We hope that the specs will be kept by the new model running on WP7 Mango, or at least those of Galaxy Z.

Unfortunately, a Samsung Galaxy S2 running on Windows Phone 7 will not be able to use the Exynos chipset of the company. The system requirements for Windows Phone 7 only include Qualcomm processors. But this doesn’t mean that the device will be thicker or less capable. We expect Samsung to keep the superb Super AMOLED Plus display and the thin case. As about the design, it will be a little bit different, an will have some other capacitive buttons.

Now all we have to do is wait for an official announcement

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               Review: Samsung Galaxy Ace

An Android with a lost identity.

Multitasking; 5 megapixel camera; 3.5" screen, 800 MHz CPU

Uninspiring design; No Flash support; Lacklustre media performance

                                                        DESIGN AND SPECS

Samsung Galaxy Ace
MRP: Rs 15,945
Street Price: Rs 15,200 Source 1, Source 2

Samsung, a noodle-producing company in the year 1938, became a successful wool producer post the Korean War. Later, it left a mark in businesses such as insurance, securities, and retail, before entering the black-and-white TV market. Today, this TV giant also produces memory chips, hard drives, and laptops, along with numerous other consumer electronics products. It is also the world s second largest mobile producer after Nokia. Seriously, its tagline should have been Jack of all trades .

Getting to the point, here is the review of the Samsung Galaxy Ace. Why so late, you ask. Well, the phone didn't create an impact at the time of its release, but seeing the large number of review requests, we finally decided get it done.

Design And Specs

The retail package contains a phone, charger, headset, and a micro-USB data cable. The headset looks and feels cheap, and it s not what you d expect at this price tag. The phone has a "typical" Samsung design scheme. If you ve been keeping track of Samsung s touch catalogue, you must have noticed that its phones all look identical, with a few minor changes here and there. Makes you wonder if Samsung's design team is plain dumb or just underpaid (like us). Have a look at the image to get an idea what I m talking about. Out of these phones, you can also try to guess the Galaxy Ace, to win... well, nothing.

The Ace measures 112.4 mm (h) x 59.9 mm (w) x 11.5 mm (d). The body is too plastic, including the silver-coloured rim. It features a 3.5" screen, which is slightly bigger when compared to its fellow mid-range Androids. Below the screen are three keys, namely Menu, Home, and Back. The first and last are actually capacitive keys that are only visible when backlit. However, the light turns off in around 5 seconds, which can be frustrating for new users. I guess Samsung wants to hide these keys most of the time to make its device look like an iPhone. 

Here are some shots of the phone from several angles.

The back has a nice textured pattern that provides a superior grip over this 113 gramme device.

Samsung phones always look good on paper, and this one is no exception. The Ace is powered by a Qualcomm MSM7227, which is also to be found in the LG Optimus One. However, Samsung has clocked it at 800 MHz, giving it more power. This ARM 11 CPU has an Adreno 200 GPU for company. For connectivity, it features Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1, and GPS. You can't expect an HDMI-out in Android phones at this price range, but at least TV-out would have been a good addition.

Display

The 3.5" TFT LCD screen can display up to 320x480 pixels. The display size gives it an edge over the LG Optimus One and HTC Wildfire S. However, the screen looks odd because of an unusual height-to-width ratio. The screen is reasonably bright, but colours look lifeless. It offers decent viewing angles, but its reflective glass spoils the experience. Needless to say, the screen quality degrades further in broad daylight.