GALAXY  S II_3

Samsung has unveiled the successor to the Galaxy S and named it Galaxy S II (I9100 Galaxy S II to be precise). They’ve also announced that this phone will be available in Asia from this month itself. I am eagerly waiting to buy one as soon as it is available. Following are the features that excites me most.

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GALAXY S II Lifestyle Image (4)

Today Samsung officially announced the Galaxy S successor – the Galaxy S II (it is not written as Galaxy S 2) and this is really a dream come true device. 4.3 inches (4.27 inches to be precise) of Super AMOLED Plus display is gorgeous. The other specs are also excellent. The main specs are

  • 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display with WVGA (800 X 480 px) resolution. Gorilla Glass protection
  • 1 GHz dual core processor (Most probably the latest Samsung Exynos)
  • 1 GB RAM
  • The latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread with Samsung’s Touch Wiz 4.0
  • 8 MP rear camera wit full HD (1080P) video recording and 2 MP front facing camera for video call
  • Thinnest phone with just 8.49 mm thickness (mind you, iPhone 4 is 9.3 mm)
  • Wireless a/b/g/n with Bluetooth 3.0 HS (it promises the true Bluetooth 3.0 speed)
  • 16 GB internal memory with micro SD slot (another 32 GB possible)
  • HSPA + (24 Mbps download speed. Now we might be able to test TATA Docomo’s claim of 24 Mbps download speed on their 3G network)
  • HDMI port

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All those rumors and the leaked memo were true. Today Nokia and Microsoft announced their plan to join hands to compete against Android and iOS. The highlights of the announcement are,

  • Windows Phone 7 becomes the primary smartphone OS for Nokia
  • Nokia OVI Maps will become a core part of Microsoft’s Bing mapping services
  • The present Nokia Ovi Store will be merged into the Microsoft  Marketplace
  • Nokia will work closely with Microsoft in the future development of the Windows Phone 7 platform by using its expertise on hardware optimization, software customization, language support and scale

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Stephen Elop (CEO, Nokia) and Steve Ballmer (CEO, Microsoft) penned together that,

“There are other mobile ecosystems. We will disrupt them. There will be challenges. We will overcome them. Success requires speed. We will be swift. Together, we see the opportunity, and we have the will, the resources and the drive to succeed.”

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My Samsung I8910 Omnia HD is more than 1 year old and now I am in search of a new mobile. Omnia HD wasn’t a bad phone at all; in fact it has a great AMOLED screen, good camera, multimedia capabilities etc. It was the Symbian OS which made the phone a bit unpleasant to use (I am not blaming Symbian – it is a very powerful OS, but it is not built for touch screens. It is just made compatible with touch screens. There is a lot of difference between touch screen friendly and touch screen compatible. Symbian is in the right direction to produce touch friendly user interface and it is evident in the new Symbian 3.0 phones like N8 and C7). Then, I found the HyperX firmware which was a custom firmware built using various releases of the official Samsung firmware. It brought some nice features like kinetic scrolling, portrait QWERTY mode etc. Lack of quality applications was another disappointing factor. Anyway, now it is time to change the phone.

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I am closely watching the mobile market and developments for the past 1 – 2 months and I have almost made my decision. I am publishing my thought process of selecting the best mobile. Hope it will be useful to someone who is also planning to buy a new smart phone. Read the rest of this entry »

Sorry for not posting for a long time!

After building some mobile sites, wrote an article on mobile site building and it is published on Flip Media‘s official blog (Flip Media is the largest interactive agency in the Middle East  and it is the company where I am working at).

The article tries to discuss a lot about mobile website building. You can read the article on Flip Media’s offcical blog. Please click the link below.

The right way to build a mobile site

The right way to build a mobile site - Flip Media

 

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About me & this blog

Hello! my name is Hafees. Living in Kerala, India. I've been working as a web developer for more than 5 years. At present, I am working in Flip Media, the leading independent interactive media agency in the Middle East as Group Head of programming team.

Being passionate about technology, programming and photography, through this blog, I will be writing about technologies, softwares, computers, gadgets, photography and anything that fascinates me.

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