Lenovo announces S2, S2005, S2007 and S2010

Lenovo just announces four new additions of Android-powered devices, LePhone S2 Gingebread smartphone, the 5" LePad S2005 phoneblet as well as the LePad S2007 and LePad S2010 Honeycomb slates.

Lenovo LePhone S2 Key features :

• 3.8" WVGA LCD.
• Snapdragon MSM8255 chipset with a 1.4 GHz single-core Scorpion CPU.
• Available in 2 version - 512MB RAM/ 8GB storage and 1GB RAM/ 16GB storage.
• 8MP camera with 720p video recording.
• Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread.

Lenovo S2 will cost about $470 (Approximately RM1.5k).

Lenovo LePad S2005 Key features :

• 5" LTPS display with WVGA resolution.
• 1.2 GHz dual-core Scorpion CPU.
• 1GB of storage.
• 5MP camera with 1080p video recording, a 1.3MP front-facing snapper.

Lenovo LePad 2007 Key features :

• 7" 1280 x 800 pixel resolution IPS display.
• 1.5GHz dual-core Scorpion CPU.
• 1GB RAM.
• 8MP primary and 1.3MP secondary camera and dual-mode 3G (EV-DO and WCDMA).

Lenovo LePad 2010 Key features :

• 10" 1280 x 800 pixel resolution IPS display.
• 1.5GHz dual-core Scorpion CPU.
• 1GB RAM.
• 8MP primary and 1.3MP secondary camera and dual-mode 3G (EV-DO and WCDMA).

I am sure Lenovo LePad 2007 and 2010 will get a taste on android 4.0 soon!

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Pink Galaxy S II Anyone?

Looking for a perfect Samsung Galaxy series for your love one? Why not a pink Samsung Galaxy S II?

Just in time for the holidays, the pink Galaxy S II will be available in South Korea at first, but might as well hit other markets.

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iPhone 4S vs. Samsung Galaxy S II Drop Test

Interesting isn't? ;)

Samsung Galaxy II update to increase the size of icons

Good news to all Samsung Galaxy S II user, a new update will roll out soon! Bad news to you all as well because Samsung announced the new update will increase 30% size of the icons.

This means that after the update the homescreen will show just three icons at the bottom and even the application menu grid will be reduced to a 3x3 grid. Another change that this update will bring is a System Update widget. It will inform you of the current version of the software and if there are any new updates available.

The update should be available to Galaxy S II owners soon. Hopefully, the icon size change will be optional, as it seems like a waste of good display space that some users might like to keep.

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iPhone 4 VS Samsung Galaxy S II VS HTC Sensation XE

With iPhone 4S announced, how it'll facing it's strong rival, HTC and Samsung? Here is spec comparison of iPhone 4S together with Samsung and HTC current flagship phone, Galaxy S II and Sensation XE.

I would say iPhone 4S still worth to get though we actually expected much from it. So what do you think?

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Celcom & DiGi updates Samsung Galaxy S II subsidised pricing

Apparently Samsung decided to reduced the Samsung Galaxy S II prices by RM200. Due tot he, Celcom and Digi change the subsidised bundled pricing which offers it as low as RM998 on Celcom and RM1199 on DiGi.

At the same time, Maxis has removed all traces of Samsung Galaxy S II in their website. However, U-Mobile still offered the lowest offered among the telcos, as low as RM849 on U Premium contract.

For more information, check out the Samsung Galaxy S II page on Celcom & DiGi.

It could be a sign new model coming out..Galaxy Note maybe? ;)

Samsung Galaxy S II coming to U Mobile! As low as RM849

After storming on Celcom, Digi and Maxis, finally Samsung Galaxy S II hit on U Mobile. According to Soyacincau.com, U Mobile will offer Samsung Galaxy S II as low as RM849.

In my point of view, it is a pretty good price but i am pretty sure you'll be tied up with 24 months contract. I'll update more regarding this when the official plan is announce.

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Samsung Galaxy S II VS Apple iPhone 4 : The Apple iPhone 4 declared slimmer than the Samsung Galaxy S II

Smartphone nowdays are getting slimmer and slimmer, but in the same time the screen size is getting bigger. Don't agree with me? ;P

The Samsung Galaxy S II at its slimmest point is just 8.71mm, while at its thickest point measures 9.91mm. Contrarily, the iPhone 4 has a constant thickness of just 9.3mm throughout its entire body. In its product’s defense Apple gave the argument that users would care more about the overall thickness of the product they’re buying, as it affects the way you carry it (in a pocket, bag, etc.) and not its slimmest point.

So because the iPhone 4′s thickest point was thinner than the Galaxy S II’s, the ASA ruled in Apple’s favor. You have to admit, it makes sense. In the end, it’s all up to you, the consumer, how you perceive the thinness of your smartphone.

My opinion? bullshit! Samsung Galaxy S II thickest point it just at bottom minor part, so overall the body design still as slim as 8.71mm. Unless you really get blinded by apple brainwash. But nevertheless, the slimmest device not this two but NEC Medias!

7.7mm FTW!

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