My Thoughts on the Samsung Galaxy S III
Yesterday was an exciting day for the online tech community, as we all settled down to watch Samsung unveil their latest and greatest – The long-awaited Samsung Galaxy S III. If you haven’t read up on it yet, check out my blog post that I crafted as the event unfolded.
Since yesterday, a few people have been asking about my personal thoughts regarding the new smartphone. Much like what I said on Twitter last night,
Samsung Unveils The Galaxy S III in London!
The long awaited announcement of ‘The Next Galaxy’ has finally arrived.
The Samsung Galaxy S III, which has seen numerous improvements over the previous Galaxy S II, is closer to what we’ve seen in the Samsung Galaxy Nexus than it’s predecessor. Starting with the screen; we now have a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED Display with a 720p resolution. It’s 8.6mm thick (0.1mm thicker than Samsung Galaxy S II) and weighs 133 grams. The curved design was
Final Thoughts Regarding The Next Galaxy; Launch Tomorrow
Months and months of rumours are about to be put to sleep. Tomorrow in London, Samsung will officially unveil the ‘Next Galaxy’ – the Galaxy S3.
It’s been difficult to keep up with the speculation that has been buzzing around the internet in recent months, with new leaks coming out what seems to be every single day. Here are my final thoughts on The Next Galaxy:
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With a probable screen size of between 4.6
Intel’s NUC Mini Computers
Details are hitting the internet today about Intel’s entrance into the micro-computer market with its NUC (Next Unit Computing).
The unit, which has been on demo recently, features Intel Core i3 and Core i5 processors with Intel HD 3000 graphics. It also rocks a Thunderbolt port, HDMI and a few USB 3.0 slots on the rear.
Unlike mini-desktop computers that have been on the market place before that have used ARM based CPUs, the NUC
Microsoft Teams Up with Barnes & Noble in a $300 Million Investment
Microsoft announced this morning that it is invested $300 million in a new company in a joint business with Barnes & Noble. The new company, temporarily called Newco, will consist of Barnes & Noble’s Nook division and the college book business that they are renowned for in the States.
Currently, Microsoft are holding a 17.6 percent stake and Barnes & Noble with the rest of it (82.4 percent).
With the Amazon Kindle Fire selling well,
Review: iCarbons Brushed Aluminium (iPad 2/New)
While I love the ascetics of Apple products, it’s always nice to make yours stand out in the crowd; that’s exactly what effect you can achieve with an iCarbons skin.
iCarbons were kind enough to send me out their new Brushed Aluminium skin for the New iPad and iPad 2 to review. They sell numerous other skin styles too, including Brushed Titanium, Light & dark wood as well as their famous Carbon Fiber in black,
