Samsung has currently declared Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510 upcoming handset with appealing properties. This Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510 grandly supports the highly demanded features of the day at an easy to approach budget.

Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510: Features

Regarding Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510 functionality, this handset is beautified with optical trackpad, accelerometer sensor for UL auto-rotate, Geo-tagging, face detection, Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread), 883 MHz processor, SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, RSS, HTML Browser, beautiful beaming black color. Think Free document viewer is another plus point.

The Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800 is a new Android smartphone with a full QWERTY keypad on the front. Our Samsung Galaxy M Pro review will overview the phone’s specs, features, and design. Although the device is not yet released, there is an expected release date sometime during the coming months (August 2011 or September 2011).

Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800: Specs

The Samsung Galaxy M Pro specifications and features are very similar to it’s counterparts and upcoming release partners (Galaxy W and Galaxy Y Pro). Some of the primary details include: 5.0 MP camera with LED flash, 1 Ghz CPU (400 Mhz less then Galaxy W), Android Gingerbread OS (v2.3), and 3G network connectivity.

Samsung announced the new Samsung Galaxy Note, their new flagship android smartphone. The device is quite a make and I really fall for it on the first look itself. Honestly, when Galaxy S2 released in the market i told myself that one day I am gonna buy that device. But, yesterday i got the Google Alerts about Samsung and when I checked the mail it was about the new release of the Samsung Galaxy Note. It was Galaxy S2 on my mind till that moment but, after seeing the Samsung Galaxy Note I decided this is going to be my dream phone. Samsung Galaxy Note can be considered as Galaxy S3 specs wise. Hope Samsung wont release anything bigger than Note this year ‘cos the Galaxy S2 owners already started regretting their purchase after seeing the Samsung Galaxy Note.       

Samsung Galaxy Note: Design & Build

Samsung Galaxy Note is a great device which blows the line of separation between Tablets and Smartphones. It has the all the features that both tablet and a smartphone have. The main attraction of the device is the extremely large 5.3” inch HD Super AMOLED 800 x 1280 pixels display which makes the device so special between other Smartphones. Of course we have the Dell Streak but, seems it is not released on the right time of technology. These days people are really getting more closer with the tablets and they are ready to accept a Smartphone come Tablet device like Samsung Galaxy Note.

Samsung Galaxy S II / S 2 is never predicted to be one of the kings of smartphone manufacturers, with a few false of start ups at the early beginning. Nobody would suppose the company comes up with new energy and took another step forward, putting the best technologies and developing sophisticated smartphones, and the popular Samsung Galaxy S is the real proof.

Now, the successor is made, namely the Samsung Galaxy S II / S 2. And this handset is coming up, firstly announced at Mobile World Congress of 2011. A lot of rumors revealed it right before the MWC event was held. Then now you can compare it which specs are true and false. If you are now having the original Samsung Galaxy S with you, you might be a bit surprised taking a look at what Samsung has improved in it.

Samsung Galaxy W I8150 is the latest announcement from Samsung. It will be releasing in expectedly in this year 2011. This will be a 3G cell phone. This has a cool and handsome look with only three keys on it. It is full touchscreen phone.

Samsung Galaxy W I8150: Build & Display

It is measuring 115.5 x 59.8 x 11.5 mm and weight specification is not available yet. Its display screen is of 3.7 inches with 480×800 pixels resolutions. The display is enhanced with few useful features such as :-

• Touch sensitive controls
• Auto-rotate feature
• Auto-turn off feature
• Multi touch input feature

Samsung is back with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, a tablet that brings the portability of a smaller slate, with a proper, grown-up operating system.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7: Design & Build

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is one of the slimmest things we've ever seen. Turning it sideways you'd be forgiven for thinking it had disappeared into the space between atoms -- it measures an iPad 2-beating 7.9mm across. It's astonishingly light too, at 335g, so if you throw it in a rucksack or handbag and you'll quickly forget it's there. There's not much more to say about the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7's design -- it's a slim, chic and eerily light rectangle.

We've had the good fortune of spending several days with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (previously and erroneously known as the Samsung Nexus Prime), and we've had a chance to get intimate with both the hardware, which is the work of Samsung, and version 4.0 of Android, codenamed Ice Cream Sandwich.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Display

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is big. It has a 4.7-inch Super AMOLED display, which is perfectly readable in bright sunlight, and is running at 1280x720-pixel resolution. It's clear and bright, and reproduces colours well.

Reports have come out saying that certain Samsung executives have noted that they may introduce a curved display smartphone in October. This probably means that it is finally time for the consumer level use of Samsung's Youm flexible display technology. The Youm, which was shown off at the CES 2013 is an OLED display that isn't made of glass which brings a number of advantages including durability and better energy efficiency. Since the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 remains the most well-known Samsung device at the moment, the likelihood of a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 version with a curved Youm OLED display is very high. Many rumours are indicating that we may see such a device called the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Active in October 2013 with tech specs and features probably similar to the Note 3 but with a waterproof chassis, although we still don't know anything about Malaysia release dates and pricing. With the only other major mobile device flexible display maker being LG and Samsung and LG recently coming to a mutual understanding it seems very likely that Samsung may reach another mobile device world's first very soon.

Seemingly coming out of the blue, Samsung has confirmed that a gold (or gold coloured) version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 may be making it's way to consumer markets soon. Revealed as a tweet from the Middle East Samsung branch, the new version will come in Golden Brown and Golden Pink but there is yet any information if it will be just a a gold coloured plastic or actual gold plating. We're guessing that it could be actual gold plating because the colour looks about right as those from third-party chassis makers. We're also guessing that the tech specs or features should remain the same, if not as top range as possible to match the gold chassis. It may stop short of LTE-A considering that there aren't any LTE-A networks in the Middle East but again, these are still guesses and not confirmations. So far, no news on Malaysia release dates or pricing but a gold coloured metal chassis could just as likely get snapped up quite fast as well, considering the other "gold" coloured best selling smartphone that recently got launched.  

As the phablet series that started it all, the Samsung Galaxy Note series of smartphones is probably best known for it's ability to take notes and provide a bigger screen. However, there are now many smartphones or phablets with much bigger screens than the Samsung Galaxy Note, so why should you get the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 apart from all these other phablets? Well, asides from the fact that sometimes, size isn't everything, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 offers a renewed focus on note taking, multi-tasking and performance in a sweeter 5.7-inch display package. Is it enough for you? Read our review on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and find out.