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Samsung to take on Blackberry With Android-Powered Galaxy Q

Samsung is planning to take on Blackberry maker Research in Motion with new Android Based handsets, called Samsung Galaxy Q. Galaxy Q would the business version of Samsung’s flagship Smartphone Galaxy S. Galaxy S is already the second largest mobile phone producer world wide and the largest producer in US. Samsung is now try the enter the lucrative smartphone markt and take away shares from Apple and RIM. Samsung Galaxy S is based on Android and said be the fastest Android phone. Smartphone Galaxy Q would also be based on Android. Samsung also try to overtake HTC in the smartphone market by end of the year. Samsung is also try push its own operating system bada. with its bada based phone Samsung Wave.

Samsung's Tablet: Galaxy Tape With 7-inch OLED Screen And Android 2.2 FroYo

Samsung is jumping into the tablet fray with a device powered by Google’s Android operating system. Samsung’s tablet called Galaxy Tape is expected to launch in September. The device has a 7-inch OLED screen, runs a 1.2 GHz processor, and includes 16 GB of internal memory that can be boosted to 48 GB, according to a Vietnamese site Tinhte. The Galaxy Tape–also known as Galaxy Tab–will weigh about 13 ounces and ship with the latest version of Android operating system, Android 2.2 ‘FroYo.’

Samsung: AMOLED better than iPhone 4 Retina Display

According to Samsung, the AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode) Displays are much better than iPhone’s Ratina. Retina display consumes around 30 percent more battery power than the ‘super AMOLED’ display. Upcoming Samsung smartphone Galaxy S will be the one with super AMOLED display. The next generation AMOLED display doesn’t need backlights since it is powerful enough to emit itself whenever electricity is provided. This display consumes less power than conventional screens to offer clearer images.

Android-Powered Samsung Galaxy Apollo Coming Soon

Samsung electronics has in store for us another very attractive device which will run under Google‘s Android operating system the Samsung Galaxy Apollo. A recent article by Ionut Arghire over at softpedia.com via Engadget states that the Samsung Galaxy Apollo although has yet to be announced has been spotted already on the Samsung UK website next to the Samsung Wave and the Galaxy S.

Samsung considering iAd equivalent for phones, TVs?

Samsung may be following Apple’s iAd into the mobile ad space, a report claimed Friday. The electronics giant hasn’t been specific with plans but could put ads through its phones and TVs once it finishes an app store for its platforms. It’s speculated that Samsung might have to buy an online ad network but could start its own.

Samsung to invest $17.7 in mobile Technology

Samsung Electronics, the world’s biggest technology company, will announce a “massive” $17.7 billion investment plan next week. It would amount to the biggest ever single investment project in the company’s history, as Samsung moves to meet the rising demand for televisions and mobile gadgets.

Samsung's Bada SDK 1.0.0b2, available for all developers!

Samsung announces a beta release of the bada SDK, Samsung’s new open mobile platform. The SDK includes several components: an integrated development environment (IDE), Simulator, UI builder, sample applications, documentation and tutorials. Samsung bada’s IDE is based on the Eclipse CDT (C/C++ Development Tools), which is a popular development environment used by many mobile developers. The Simulator provides a local test environment without the need for a physical handset.

Rumor: Samsung To Launch Android-Tablet S-Pad with Super AMOLED

Samsung to launch its S-Pad tablet PC in August this year. The device is said to come with a 7 inch Super-AMOLED display screen. Engadget writes that such a display will be five times as bright as an LCD screen which will make it a pleasure to read ebooks on the move. Traditionally, reading text on electronic devices has been a pain when you are outside