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Galaxy Ace 4 packs 4G and quad-core, but needs to be cheap to compete
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Samsung liebt Fortsetzungen. Das neueste Pony in seiner Galaxy-Stall geführt werden ist das Galaxy Ace 4, ein Follow-up zum letztjährigen Ace 3, erwies sich als ein mäßig verlockend Handy mit einem sehr enttäuschend-Bildschirm. Leider das diesjährige Modell aussehen legen, dieses Muster zu wiederholen.
Das Galaxy Ace 4 hat ein 4,3-Zoll-Display. Das ist viel kleiner als Züchter Samsung wie das Galaxy S5 oder Anmerkung 4 Handys, und ist auch ein bisschen mehr petite als das ausgezeichnete und sehr billig Moto G 4 G, die einen 4,5-Zoll-Bildschirm hat. Größe ist nicht das Problem jedoch--mehr ärgerlich ist, dass der Ace-4 eine 480 x 800 Auflösung, eine sehr ordentliche Pixelanzahl in der heutigen Zeit hat.
Weil das Display auf der Schmalseite ist, bemerken Sie möglicherweise nicht, dass niedrige Pixelzahl, die einige der Punch von Fotos und Videos auf dem Bildschirm stattfinden wird. Aber mit dem Moto G 4 G kostet nur £149, Ace 4 extrem billig ist, konkurrieren zu müssen.
Anderswo ist die Ass-4 weitere Schattierungen des gewöhnlichen. Gibt es eine 5-Megapixel-Kamera auf der Rückseite, ein 1,2-GHz-Quad-Core-Prozessor auf der Innenseite und Android 4.4 KitKat behandeln alle Ihre Anwendungen und Software-Anforderungen.
Die Ass-4 Kategorie 4 LTE, Verpacken, die ist eine Rasse des 4G, die höhere theoretische Geschwindigkeiten von bis zu 150Mbps, anbietet, wenn Einschränkungen bedeutet hast du derzeit keine Chance in der Nähe dieser Grenze. 4G ist ideal für schneller Downloads und Video-streaming (vorausgesetzt, Ihr Netzwerk bietet Ihnen ein gesundes Maß an Daten) aber die Ass-4 ist nicht an das einzigartige - Moto-G 4 G und EE Kestrel können diese höheren Geschwindigkeiten zu behandeln.
Die Ass-4 hits UK am 17. Oktober in Samsungs eigener Geschäfte und EE verfügbar. Später wird es auf den Verkauf von O2 sein. Mit ganz normalen Hardware werden wir für einen so niedrigen Preis betrachten, die es einen Limbo-Weltmeister erröten machen könnte. Stay tuned für die vollständige Überprüfung.
Samsung: Unlike iPhone, our Galaxy Note 4 won't bend
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Capitalizing on Bendgate, Samsung releases a video that tells customers to shove their Note 4 in their back pockets without fear.
Samsung wants to prove its Note 4 is strong by placing a substantial bottom upon it. Samsung/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET
You've probably been doing extra squat thrusts in the gym, just to put your phone to the test.
Does a more muscular bottom mean that your phone will bend more quickly under pressure when it's in your back pocket?
Samsung would like you to know that, however maximus is your gluteus, its new Note 4 will never become unglued.
In a new video, released to capitalize on -- no, celebrate -- the so-called Bendgate that allegedly afflicted the iPhone 6 Plus, Samsung sniffs that some smartphones may bend in back pockets. (Now which phone could it mean?)
But the Galaxy Note 4 is, the video says, strong.
What follows is a test that doesn't seem too dissimilar to the one performed last week by Consumer Reports. In that version, the Note came out very well, as it does in this one.
Here, though, Samsung performs a further test. It places a substantial (but fake) bottom on the phone and prays that it will withstand the stress.
The bottom, which is supposed to carry the force of someone weighing 100 kilograms (220 pounds), goes up and down upon it like a jockey nearing the finish. The Note is entirely unmoved.
Why is this? According to Samsung, its metal frame and magnesium bracket work together to create glorious reinforcement.
I am firm in the belief that a phone has no place near a flabby rear (or any other kind.) The bottom is far too important a point of pulchritude to be besmirched by a jutting oblong.
However, if you don't care about looks, Samsung insists that its phone is a must for you.
Chris Matyszczyk Chris Matyszczyk is an award-winning creative director who advises major corporations on content creation and marketing. He brings an irreverent, sarcastic, and sometimes ironic voice to the tech world. See full bio Samsung Galaxy Alpha protzt mit Metallrahmen (Bilder)
Galaxy Alpha: Samsungs stealth Flaggschiff Smartphone?
Galaxy-Alpha Metall-gebändert. SamsungDies war nicht der üblichen Samsung-Smartphone-Start.
Die Galaxy-Alpha, eins von zwei High-End-Smartphones, Samsung hat in diesem Sommer necken wurde Debüt einer ruhigen frühen Mittwoch. Samsung verkündet das Telefon in einer Pressemitteilung auf seiner Website veröffentlicht.
Während das Galaxy-Alpha üblichen Vorfeld der Gerüchte und Spekulationen, die angemessen für hochkarätige Smartphone hatte, fehlte insbesondere jede Art von Fanfare von Samsung. Es gab keine splashy Launch-Event, keine triumphale Rede von einer Top-Level-Exec und keine Informationen auf dem Träger wird das Mobilteil zu verkaufen. Die Veröffentlichung war weit entfernt von dem massiven Convention-Center, die, das Samsung seine Galaxy S5-Start im Februar in Barcelona vermietet.
Die Metall-banded Galaxy Alpha soll eindeutig die Beanstandungen vorbringen, die Kunden über die billiger Kunststoff Feel Samsungs Smartphones zum Ausdruck gebracht haben. Aber es ist verwirrend-Produkt, das nicht sauber in der koreanischen Mischkonzern Produkt-Portfolio passt. Seiner Metallkonstruktion schlägt eine Flaggschiff-Smartphone-Stellung, aber seine schwächeren Spezifikationen im Vergleich zu der Galaxy-S5 sie näher zur mittleren Kategorie.
Samsung Galaxy Alpha may launch Wednesday
The Galaxy S5 may still be the top end of Samsung's mobile line, even after the Alpha's launch. Andrew Hoyle/CNET Samsung's long-rumored Galaxy Alpha may finally make the leap from rumor to reality.
The Galaxy Alpha smartphone will launch Wednesday, according to Korean media reports that cite information from Samsung.
Rumors have been swirling for months over what the Galaxy Alpha might deliver, but the latest reports suggest that it will feature Samsung's new Exynos octa-core processor and 2GB of RAM. It's also believed that the device may come with 32GB of internal storage and run on Android 4.4 KitKat. Most notably, the Galaxy Alpha is expected to launch with a metal body, answering criticism that Samsung's entire line of smartphones have plastic bodies, in contrast to Apple's iPhone.
The Galaxy Alpha is one of two highly anticipated Samsung devices expected to launch in the coming months. The other is Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 smartphone/tablet, expected ahead of the IFA trade show in Germany in early September. The two devices could help Samsung reverse a downward slide seen last quarter when sales of the flagship Galaxy S5 were lower than anticipated and as its low-end smartphones were under fire by cheaper international competitors.
CNET has contacted Samsung. We will update this story when we have more information.
It's unclear where the Galaxy Alpha will sit in relation to the rest of Samsung's products. A metal construction implies a higher-end device, but the rumored specifications puts the smartphone at slightly below its Galaxy S5 flagship and presumably lower than the Note 4. The Alpha may end up appealing to mid-range consumers looking for higher quality materials.
Samsung has been known to experiment with different materials and designs, as seen in the curved Galaxy Round smartphone unveiled last year.
The company, meanwhile, has lost its crown as the top mobile maker in two crucial markets -- India and China -- in the last quarter. The company did, however, keep its crown as the top smartphone maker in the US and remains the top overall smartphone maker in the world.
Samsung will soon be contending with the next iPhone. Reports peg the unveiling on September 9, although Apple hasn't confirmed the date.
(Via Android Headlines)
Tags: Mobile About the authorGalaxy Note 4 images leak with new sides and back design
GSM Arena has a four photos that show off the phone and packaging. Screenshot by Roger Cheng/CNET Samsung's next jumbo smartphone made an unscheduled appearance on Monday courtesy of leaked photos obtained by GSM Arena.
The images show a new leather-like texture on the back, sans the fake stitching of its predecessor, as well as a frame that at least looks metallic. The front of the purported Note 4 image looks similar to prior models.
The Galaxy Note 4 is the second prong in Samsung's two-prong annual smartphone attack. While the Galaxy S5 serves as its mainstream flagship smartphone, the Note 4 is intended to go after high-end power users who prefer a larger display and longer battery life. The jumbo sized smartphone, referred to as a phablet, is a category that Samsung essentially created and popularized.
A Samsung spokesman declined to comment on the images.
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Note 4 at an event on September 3, just ahead of the IFA electronics trade show in Berlin (Samsung will hold simultaneous events in New York and Beijing). The company last year unveiled the Galaxy Note 3 at a similar "Unpacked" event ahead of IFA.
Samsung is hoping for a bit more of a spark out of the Galaxy Note 4. Sales of the Galaxy S5 have been disappointing, leading to weaker-than-expected second-quarter results from the company and a warning that the rest of the year could also be weak. The company teased two high-end smartphones in the second, believed to be the Galaxy Note and Galaxy Alpha.
The Galaxy Note 4 is expected to feature a 5.7-inch high-resolution display, similar to the Galaxy Note 3, as well as a stylus, and faster processor. CNET editor Jessica Dolcourt said she expects to see a 2,560 by 1,440 pixel Amoled screen resolution, a 2.5 gigahertz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor, 16-megapixel rear camera, 3-megapixel front-facing camera, 3 GB of ram, and a minimum 3,000 mAh battery.
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