MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2013 REVIEW: THE SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 8.0!!! Subscribe Us ::http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=news4techs Visit us :: h…
Related Posts:
All new Windows Phone 8 Interface which bring you closer to people, places and things you care about. All new applications at its best. That’s what makes the… Video Rating: 2 / 5
Related Posts:
HELLO heres a video i made cause i was bugged by iphone people downing windows and to help people to know more about the windows phone.
Related Posts:
Lisa Gade reviews the Google Nexus 10 Android tablet by Samsung. The Nexus 10 has a superb 2560 x 1600 PLS display that’s very sharp, bright and has natural …
Related Posts:
LIKE. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE The HTC 8X was the launch partner for the Windows Phone 8 OS. This made a lot of sense to me mostly because as it turns out, Nokia did… Video Rating: 4 / 5
Related Posts:
http://whi.ch/xoom2video Motorola Xoom 2 10.1 and 8.2 – Which first look review at CES 2012. Video Rating: 5 / 5
Related Posts:
http://iGyaan.in Check out our new Channel http://youtube.com/iGyaanTV and Subscribe. http://Facebook.com/iGyaan catch us on facebook http://twitter.com/iGya… Video Rating: 4 / 5
Related Posts:
After 2 weeks with the Nokia Lumia I am finally ready to share my full review with you guys. The Nokia Lumia 820 is one of the new Windows Phone 8 handsets f…
Incoming search terms:- Depth|Tech Meets Blog
Times Square is where Samsung is gearing up to unveil the Galaxy S IV tonight at a special press event, but the leaks won’t stop coming. The latest, from the same Chinese source that brought us videos of key features earlier today, is a long, extensive review of the supposed SGS IV hardware, laying bare all of its secrets and even going so far as to take a microscope to the new smartphone’s screen.
The review is, as mentioned, exhaustive (and also in Chinese), but there are some key elements worth drawing specific attention to. In the disappointing column, that metal-look border surrounding the phone does indeed appear to be plastic upon closer prodding. On the good side, it looks like the plastic backing for the device actually doesn’t feel like plastic, according to the reviewers, thanks to micro-perforations in the surface.
Taking the scope to the screen reveals improvements to the sub-pixel arrangement which help increase density and maximize the rendering of deep blacks, with changes that also help it improve its ability to render fine detail. The screen is reportedly better able to render images clearly, making it impossible to discern pixels with the reviewer’s naked eye. The camera also looks improved, in side-by-side comparisons with the iPhone 5, though the reviewer says accurate color rendering isn’t up to par with Apple’s smartphone.
The Samsung Galaxy S IV tested in the leaked review had an eight-core Samsung Exynos Octa processor on board (the one rumored for the international version, which makes sense), which led to it blowing away the competition in AnTuTu benchmarking tests. Users definitely won’t be disappointed by the GSIV’s performance if these leaks prove legit.
The review notes that Samsung has focused a lot on adding and refining screen transition animations and tap action effects, which are likely made possible by the big bump in processing power. It also supposedly has Smart Scrolling, Smart Pause, and Smart Rotation features onboard, which is in keeping with earlier reports about Samsung enabling eye-tracking interaction on the handset.
The leak may disappoint some who were hoping for more surprises later tonight, but Samsung likely isn’t too concerned: this phone will sell well, regardless of how much it has to demo to the press tonight has been publicized beforehand. Check out the full review at it168.com for all the poorly translated spoilers your heart could desire, and then follow along with our live coverage to get the full scoop.
