Galaxy S4: Samsung wants to set up a new system update

Samsung wants to set up a new system update for the Galaxy S4. This new system would introduce greater control updates, but prices and sales figures for its smartphones in each country.

The sales system and updating terminals do not appear to meet the Korean manager who intends to have a greater control over it all at the release of his next bestseller, Samsung Galaxy S4. If greater control of Android updates for Samsung devices seems to be good news for consumers, the new one cannot. In fact, Samsung also intends to prevent system updates certain vendors who use versions other countries.

Thus, Samsung would not update your smartphone if you bought in another country. Korean would also have exact sales figures by countries in order to influence the price of its terminals by increasing or lowering the price by sales in different regions. Dealers would no longer be free to practice the price they want. This set of elements that Samsung wants to set up for its Galaxy S4 would then apply to the other terminals.

All this is just a rumor, but Samsung could very well put such a system in place. As consumers, it would allow you to have more updates followed (OTA and Kies), but dampen the purchase of Samsung smartphones abroad, not to mention the price which could be uneven across regions.

Dealers would not the party with the inability to sell smartphones from other countries and prices will be largely influenced by the manufacturer. Samsung would be the only winner in this new system, if implemented in place since the launch of the Galaxy S4.

Samsung Galaxy S III will come to the UK one day before schedule

Samsung UK has confirmed that the Galaxy S III will be available one day prior to all customers who pre-order the device in the Samsung brand store in Westfield Stratford City.

All eligible customers will receive Samsung’s flagship device on May 29 at 18:00. Interestingly, consumers who pre-order the phone from other retailers also have the opportunity to get the device after 19:00, as long as the seller agrees to it.

Simon Stanford, vice president of Samsung for the UK, says the Galaxy S III has received a strong response and therefore wanted to reward customers for pre-sales.

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NTT DoCoMo announces the Samsung Galaxy S III

The Japanese operator NTT DoCoMo has announced its Summer 2012 line, which also includes the Samsung Galaxy S III (SC-06D). However, unlike the international model, the Japanese version comes with a dual core processor 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon (MSM8960).

This dual-core variant, Samsung has chosen to increase the RAM to 2 GB (PDF Link).

Phone is expected to be available in June or July and will Xi DoCoMo LTE service, Near field Communication (NFC), 1-seg TV, Android 4.0 operating system, screen Super HD 4.8 inch AMOLED 1280 x 720 pixel main camera of 8 MP, 1.9 MP front camera, microSD card slot (supports up to 64 GB), and battery of 2,100 mAh.

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Samsung Galaxy Note filtered upgrade to Android 4.0

We have exciting news for users or future owners of the Samsung Galaxy Note. The new device that Samsung added 5.3 inches to its catalog by surprise soon be updated shortly to the new version of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, as the manufacturer had promised at first. What was not clear at the moment was the release date of this data packet. And although at this point we have no information on a specific date, we can now move forward to just filter the update of ice cream sandwich that Korean company plans to integrate its star device. Indeed, it has happened that just filter some executable files that provide information about the new user interface, plus several unpublished functions that have become attached to this brand new edition.

You have interesting tracks on the image reproduced in the top and has been facilitated by the RootzWiki page, a space through which developers around the world share various technical issues on their work. Anyway, as stated in the forums of this site, someone would have leaked version of Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich, have access to it. This would have allowed us to know first hand all or part of the innovations that will bring Android 4.0 for the Samsung Galaxy Note.

And what about these improvements? Well, according to first impressions and assessments of those who have tested this version, we show that the Galaxy Note will have important new features in the calendar function, and the new Samsung Planner, a calendar that offers several options for organizing and synchronization of tasks. He added, moreover, a widget called Memo is designed to fulfill the same functions. It is also estimated, but has not yet been proven, that the new update will include new useful applications to exploit the full potential of S Pen, the stylus that is very helpful to most professional users. Solutions are expected in the performance section, plus multiple corrections of any bug under the sun, the most common thing in these cases.