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SAMSUNG OMNIA W WINDOWS PHONE PRICE IN INDIA, FEATURES & REVIEW
Samsung Omnia W- the all new Samsung Windows phone with a 3.7 inches wide screen and Windows 7.5 Mango OS. Read about the Samsung Omnia W launching in India, Price in India, Specifications and much more.
Samsung Omnia W , with 100g approx weight and 115.6 x 58.8 x 10.9 mm dimensions this phone looks to be a big competition to the already launched Nokia 800 and Nokia 701 Windows phone. Since last few years Samsung has ruled out all other smart phones in Indian market specially Nokia and by launching Samsung Omnia W Windows phone Samsung will again look to rule out the latest launch from Nokia.Samsung Omnia W Features & Specifications:DISPLAY, APPEARANCE, DIMENSIONS:
Samsung Omnia W has a 3.7 inches Super AMOLED touch screen with 16M colors and 480*800 pixels screen resolution. The Screen is multi touch. The phone has dimensions of 115.6*58.8*10.9 mm and has an approximate weight of 110g.CAMERA,MEMORY , OS,PROCESSOR:
Samsung Omnia W has a Camera of 5 mega-pixels with auto-focus, LED Flash, Geo Tagging and Image stabilization and much more. The video recording is available at 720p@30fps. This phone has 8 GB internal storage and external memory can be extended up tpo 32GB. Samsung Omnia W has a 512MB RAM and 1.4GHz Scorpion processor that makes this phone a super phone. Secondary VGA camera is available for Video calling and video chatting. And this phone as said earlier runs on Windows 7.5 Mango OS.BATTERY,OTHER FEATURES:
This phone has accelerometer sensor, proximity sensor and compass etc as well. Also has connectivity options like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and 3G ,HSDPA. The 1500mAh Li-ion battery promises a battery backup of up to 7 Hours and a stand by time of 300 hours. Also has 3.5 mm audio jack.
SAMSUNG OMNIA W PRICE IN INDIA: APPROX INR 20,000.
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Applications: The phone comes with Thinkfree Office pack which is a document reader as well as editor. So, one need not look elsewhere to be able to read doc or PDF files on the phone. Other applications which come by default on very phone this day like a calendar, calculator, memo etc. all work well, one must add. If you are not satisfied, you can always look for alternatives on the web. The android market has grown tremendously. So, there is no real shortage of apps for this phone.
Battery Life: The battery life is quite good. For ordinary minimal usage, the phone easily lasts 2 days or more subject to the condition that you don’t have too many apps running in the background. And also ensure that the WiFi or GPS is switched off when you are not using it. Even for heavy usage like listening to music over headphones etc., the phone should last for a whole day which one has to agree is quite good for a phone. It is not so quick to charge as the Nokia 5800 though, comparatively speaking.
There is no perfect phone for anybody. One man's nectar is another man's poison. It depends on what one is looking for and how one uses it and also especially, how much one is willing to shell out. But for a mid-range android device, you can’t really go wrong by choosing the Samsung Galaxy Ace if you are in a limited budget range. Of course, for others who are willing to spend more have some other great gleeful choices to spoil themselves with. For mid-range buyers, this phone is definitely VFM, for sure.
Competing Products:
Interface: The phone definitely seems inspired with the minimalistic design a la IPhone. It has one main home button and two other buttons which function as a Back and Settings button. It is rimmed with steely metallic sides which gives a very polished sophisticated look to the phone. At the rough glance, the phone could easily pass-off for its higher end sisters like galaxy S etc( a mobile shop owner asked me if this is Galaxy S ). The back cover has a nice honeycomb texture which is quite good to touch. It is made of easily pliable plastic and hence comes across as too flimsy. But this choice of using plastic is what I believe contributes to making the phone palm friendly at just 113g. The phone also comes with another smooth white back cover which wins some brownie points for Samsung. The phone feels neither too light nor too heavy and is just perfect weight wise. There has been definitely a lot of thoughts given to the placement of buttons. The power button and volume button are placed exactly where you thumb and middle finger would be when you are holding the phone normally. This makes for great convenience, but not always, as I ended up lowering the volume without intending to, whilst I was trying just to hold the phone. The buttons are a kind of a blip on the surface i.e. that they are barely raised from the surface and hence initially take some time to get used to. All this I suppose would not really matter once you get used to phone. Atleast, I got used to it.
The Display: The display is all bright and responsive but not really that crisp what with the resolution of 320 x 480 which is a tad low for this display size. The display is bright enough but not dazzling like some other high end phones currently available. In bright sunlight, the legibility of the screen is not so good. But, that’s something which plagues all other handsets of this budget range. The pixellation can be seen on little bit of careful inspection which otherwise is not much noticeable unless you are degrading from a higher end phone with much better display. So, don't go looking for it and you won't see it ( or you might if you really look at screens the way I look ). But overall it gets the job done well, so no real reason to fret. The multi-touch enabled capacitive touchscreen is highly responsive, responsive even to a feather light touch which makes the phone very pleasant to play around with. The multi-touch inputs, accelerometer sensors etc. all combine for a very decent fluid experience. The display comes protected with a Gorilla Glass surface so we know that it won’t be too fragile. So, except for the resolution bit, this display is very pleasing in all respects.
Internal Hardware: Armed with 800 MHz ARM 11 processor, Adreno 200 GPU, Qualcomm MSM7227 chipset with 158 MB RAM, the phone is not at all laggy and a breeze to play with, except for very heavy multitasking, cause then the 158 MB RAM will prove to be a bottleneck and mar the experience.
OS: Well, the main highlight would be the fact that this a Android Phone. Android, a Google product, has become a huge thing and one can't do review of it here in few lines and do justice to it. To sum it in one line, Android is here to stay. Froyo OS is what that comes in this mobile. Unfortunately, no GingerBread update has been officially announced. Though, unofficial update is available on the Internet which obviously, would void the warranty. It is a legit fear as to whether this phone will ever receive a GingerBread update or not which works against this phone for now.
Telephony: The call quality and reception is good. No major issues any as such. The inbuilt contacts manager is decent without any unnecessary bells and whistles. The call-log has practically unlimited capacity.
Audio: But the speaker volume could have been louder as on the Nokia 5800. But still it is definitely on par with other phones on market. So, some people may be absolutely okay with the sound volume and I think it just boils down to personal choice ( for me, the Nokia 5800 is the benchmark here ). Equipped with a standard 3.5mm audio port you can pick up any of your 3.mm headphones and have a blast listening to music on this phone ( of course, only if the headphone is also good enough ), which comes with DNSe sound enhancement which is SamsungSpeak for some tweak that improves sound perception.
Messaging: The inbuilt SMS application with android is good. There are no separate folders but all the messages are setup in a thread format. And, this phone has Voice Input. So just speak and it will record and type it out. The great thing is that it works amazingly well if you are in a quiet enough environment. One could give up text typing largely for SMS if one is okay with using the Voice Input albeit with occasional correction. So, android really adds great value to the phone’s functionality. This is definitely a major advantage for moving from a lower end mobile without such feature.
Connectivity: This phone is 3G enabled with quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and dual-band HSPA supporting download rates of up to 7.2 Mbps. And for connectivity, this phone has Wi-Fi (b/g/n), Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP support and USB v2.0. So, one is serenaded with plethora of options, no complaints whatsoever in terms of options offered for connectivity.
Camera: Well if you don’t expect any magic from the 5 megapixel camera, you won’t be disappointed. Pictures in daylight come out great. It shows a great amount of details. So if you zoom in, you will be surprised to see more details in your picture, which is a huge plus. The phone records QVGA videos at a measly 15fps, which is barely passable. So if you are looking for a excellent video recorder as well, then this phone is not for you. And there is no dedicated physical camera button on the phone, which might be a spoilsport for some. But I don’t miss it. Pressing a physical button is bound to slightly jerk your phone and ruin the image unless one holds the phone firmly enough. Whereas the screen button doesn’t let this issue arise in the first place. So, this doesn’t let your treat your phone like an actual camera but to complain about that would be just pure nitpicking.
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Applications: The phone comes with Thinkfree Office pack which is a document reader as well as editor. So, one need not look elsewhere to be able to read doc or PDF files on the phone. Other applications which come by default on very phone this day like a calendar, calculator, memo etc. all work well, one must add. If you are not satisfied, you can always look for alternatives on the web. The android market has grown tremendously. So, there is no real shortage of apps for this phone. Battery Life: The battery life is quite good. For ordinary minimal usage, the phone easily lasts 2 days or more subject to the condition that you don’t have too many apps running in the background. And also ensure that the WiFi or GPS is switched off when you are not using it. Even for heavy usage like listening to music over headphones etc., the phone should last for a whole day which one has to agree is quite good for a phone. It is not so quick to charge as the Nokia 5800 though, comparatively speaking.
There is no perfect phone for anybody. One man's nectar is another man's poison. It depends on what one is looking for and how one uses it and also especially, how much one is willing to shell out. But for a mid-range android device, you can’t really go wrong by choosing the Samsung Galaxy Ace if you are in a limited budget range. Of course, for others who are willing to spend more have some other great gleeful choices to spoil themselves with. For mid-range buyers, this phone is definitely VFM, for sure.
Competing Products:
- LG Optimus one: Comparatively cheaper, it comes with a smaller screen size and 3.15 megapixel camera.
- Motorola Defy: Pricier one. This has a slightly larger display and it is water and dust proof as well to boot. But battery life is not that good.
Interface: The phone definitely seems inspired with the minimalistic design a la IPhone. It has one main home button and two other buttons which function as a Back and Settings button. It is rimmed with steely metallic sides which gives a very polished sophisticated look to the phone. At the rough glance, the phone could easily pass-off for its higher end sisters like galaxy S etc( a mobile shop owner asked me if this is Galaxy S ). The back cover has a nice honeycomb texture which is quite good to touch. It is made of easily pliable plastic and hence comes across as too flimsy. But this choice of using plastic is what I believe contributes to making the phone palm friendly at just 113g. The phone also comes with another smooth white back cover which wins some brownie points for Samsung. The phone feels neither too light nor too heavy and is just perfect weight wise. There has been definitely a lot of thoughts given to the placement of buttons. The power button and volume button are placed exactly where you thumb and middle finger would be when you are holding the phone normally. This makes for great convenience, but not always, as I ended up lowering the volume without intending to, whilst I was trying just to hold the phone. The buttons are a kind of a blip on the surface i.e. that they are barely raised from the surface and hence initially take some time to get used to. All this I suppose would not really matter once you get used to phone. Atleast, I got used to it.
The Display: The display is all bright and responsive but not really that crisp what with the resolution of 320 x 480 which is a tad low for this display size. The display is bright enough but not dazzling like some other high end phones currently available. In bright sunlight, the legibility of the screen is not so good. But, that’s something which plagues all other handsets of this budget range. The pixellation can be seen on little bit of careful inspection which otherwise is not much noticeable unless you are degrading from a higher end phone with much better display. So, don't go looking for it and you won't see it ( or you might if you really look at screens the way I look ). But overall it gets the job done well, so no real reason to fret. The multi-touch enabled capacitive touchscreen is highly responsive, responsive even to a feather light touch which makes the phone very pleasant to play around with. The multi-touch inputs, accelerometer sensors etc. all combine for a very decent fluid experience. The display comes protected with a Gorilla Glass surface so we know that it won’t be too fragile. So, except for the resolution bit, this display is very pleasing in all respects.
Internal Hardware: Armed with 800 MHz ARM 11 processor, Adreno 200 GPU, Qualcomm MSM7227 chipset with 158 MB RAM, the phone is not at all laggy and a breeze to play with, except for very heavy multitasking, cause then the 158 MB RAM will prove to be a bottleneck and mar the experience.
OS: Well, the main highlight would be the fact that this a Android Phone. Android, a Google product, has become a huge thing and one can't do review of it here in few lines and do justice to it. To sum it in one line, Android is here to stay. Froyo OS is what that comes in this mobile. Unfortunately, no GingerBread update has been officially announced. Though, unofficial update is available on the Internet which obviously, would void the warranty. It is a legit fear as to whether this phone will ever receive a GingerBread update or not which works against this phone for now.
Telephony: The call quality and reception is good. No major issues any as such. The inbuilt contacts manager is decent without any unnecessary bells and whistles. The call-log has practically unlimited capacity.
Audio: But the speaker volume could have been louder as on the Nokia 5800. But still it is definitely on par with other phones on market. So, some people may be absolutely okay with the sound volume and I think it just boils down to personal choice ( for me, the Nokia 5800 is the benchmark here ). Equipped with a standard 3.5mm audio port you can pick up any of your 3.mm headphones and have a blast listening to music on this phone ( of course, only if the headphone is also good enough ), which comes with DNSe sound enhancement which is SamsungSpeak for some tweak that improves sound perception.
Messaging: The inbuilt SMS application with android is good. There are no separate folders but all the messages are setup in a thread format. And, this phone has Voice Input. So just speak and it will record and type it out. The great thing is that it works amazingly well if you are in a quiet enough environment. One could give up text typing largely for SMS if one is okay with using the Voice Input albeit with occasional correction. So, android really adds great value to the phone’s functionality. This is definitely a major advantage for moving from a lower end mobile without such feature.
Connectivity: This phone is 3G enabled with quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and dual-band HSPA supporting download rates of up to 7.2 Mbps. And for connectivity, this phone has Wi-Fi (b/g/n), Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP support and USB v2.0. So, one is serenaded with plethora of options, no complaints whatsoever in terms of options offered for connectivity.
Camera: Well if you don’t expect any magic from the 5 megapixel camera, you won’t be disappointed. Pictures in daylight come out great. It shows a great amount of details. So if you zoom in, you will be surprised to see more details in your picture, which is a huge plus. The phone records QVGA videos at a measly 15fps, which is barely passable. So if you are looking for a excellent video recorder as well, then this phone is not for you. And there is no dedicated physical camera button on the phone, which might be a spoilsport for some. But I don’t miss it. Pressing a physical button is bound to slightly jerk your phone and ruin the image unless one holds the phone firmly enough. Whereas the screen button doesn’t let this issue arise in the first place. So, this doesn’t let your treat your phone like an actual camera but to complain about that would be just pure nitpicking.
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Samsung Galaxy-Note is a GSM phone. Samsung Galaxy-Note, a SmartPhone mobile comes with a great list of features. Samsung Galaxy-Note price is optimal and it is a great buy.
The Samsung Galaxy Note is a portable smartphone that reflects insight and innovation. It is the perfect on the go device that combines the advantages of different mobile phones and maintains the resourcefulness of a smartphone. In addition to empowering users with high end features, the Samsung Galaxy Note is the perfect hybrid handset and tablet. It measures146.85 x 82.95 x 9.65 mm, and weighs 178g.
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Samsung Galaxy-Note is a GSM phone. Samsung Galaxy-Note, a SmartPhone mobile comes with a great list of features. Samsung Galaxy-Note price is optimal and it is a great buy.
The Samsung Galaxy Note is a portable smartphone that reflects insight and innovation. It is the perfect on the go device that combines the advantages of different mobile phones and maintains the resourcefulness of a smartphone. In addition to empowering users with high end features, the Samsung Galaxy Note is the perfect hybrid handset and tablet. It measures146.85 x 82.95 x 9.65 mm, and weighs 178g.
The Samsung Galaxy Note is a light weight smartpohone with AMOLED screen and extremely appealing finish. The bright and expansive screen and the generous onscreen QWERTY keyboard are the important features. The Samsung Galaxy Note has a 1.4GHz Dual Core Processor. The 5.3 wide HD Super AMOLED display is a charm. The 8MP camera with LED flash allows users to capture images, the hassle free way. Now, improved storage is made possible with the 16GB inherent memory which may be expanded up to 32 GB using the micro SD card.
This portable smartphone incorporates value added features like Samsung Touchwiz/Samsung Live Panel, Samsung Apps, Social Hub, Readers hub, Music hub and much more. It is powered by a 2500 mAh standard Li-Ion battery. The full touch +S pen multi input is one of the highlights. The Samsung Galaxy Note also incorporates connectivity features like Bluetooth, USB 2.0, and WiFi 802.11. Sensors such as accelerometer, digital compass, proximity, barometer and light, make up the features of the Samsung Galaxy Note.
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New Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Android 4.0
Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich brings an entirely new look and feel to Android. The lock screen, widgets, notifications, multi-tasking and everything in between has been rethought and refined to make Android simple, beautiful, and beyond smart.
Single-Motion
Android Beam
With Galaxy Nexus you can now easily share contacts, websites, apps, maps, directions and YouTube videos to other people close by. Simply hold two NFC enabled Android phones close to each other and touch to beam and share.
Face Unlock
With Face Unlock on Galaxy Nexus you can now unlock your phone with a smile. No complicated passwords to remember, just switch on your phone and look into the camera to quickly unlock your phone.
Voice typing
Watch text instantly appear as you speak with voice input. Touch the microphone on the keyboard and use your voice to instantly type your emails, SMS, or anywhere you want to enter text.
Google+
With Google+ built in, sharing the right things with the right people is a lot easier. With Messenger, you can bring groups of friends together into a simple group conversation and with Hangouts you can now video chat with up to 9 people wherever you are.
Single-Motion
Panoramic Camera
With Galaxy Nexus you get a high-end camera with zero shutter-lag, automatic focus, top notch low-light performance and a simple, intuitive way to take panoramic pictures. No stitching needed. Take amazing photos or 1080p videos, edit and then share them right from your phone.
Vibrant high-definition display
Galaxy Nexus is the world's first phone with a 4.65" high-definition sAMOLED display making text, videos & games look crisp, vibrant and rich. With an edge-to-edge 720p screen high-definition, videos look amazing and the unique Contour Display curves nicely to the shape of your face and makes it easier to hold.
Slim and curved design
Galaxy Nexus features a Contour Display that sits perfectly within the device’s slim, curved and no button design. At just 8.84mm thick and with a minimal 4.29mm bezel, Galaxy Nexus provides superb portability alongside an expansive screen.
Fast & 4G
Galaxy Nexus runs at 4G (LTE or HSPA+) speeds so you can browse, watch movies, video chat & share without delay. With the 1.2 GHZ dual core processor you can quickly switch between apps and enjoy high-definition gaming and a lightning fast web browser.
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Samsung Star II Duos C6712 is a Dual SIM touch screen mobile featuring Music Player, 3.2 Mega pixels Camera, FM radio, Instant Messaging, Micro SD up to 16GB and Video player.
Specifications:
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Samsung Star II Duos C6712 Features ,Specification And Price In India
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 features overview:
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 is a Dual SIM touch screen mobile featuring Music Player, 3.2 Mega pixels Camera, FM radio, Instant Messaging, Micro SD up to 16GB and Video player.
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 features:
- Dual SIM
- Touch screen
- Camera
- Music Player
- FM radio
Specifications:
| Display and User Interface | Size | 3.1” |
| Resolution | 240X400 pixels | |
| Type | TFT | |
| Design | Dimension | 109.5* 56.0* 12.2 mm |
| Weight | 100 g | |
| Platform | Network and Data | 850, 900, 1800, 1900 |
| Band | GSM, EDGE Band | |
| Operation System | Proprietary | |
| Browser | Dolphin 2.0 | |
| Battery | Capacity | 1200 mAh |
| Talk time (maximum) | Up to 13 Hr 20 mins | |
| Standby time (maximum) | Up to 1090 Hrs | |
| Offline Mode | Yes | |
| Data and Connectivity | GPRS/WAP | Yes |
| Bluetooth/ Wi-fi | Yes | |
| USB/ PC Sync Application | Yes | |
| Memory | User Memory | 20 MB |
| Phone book | Shared memory | |
| External Memory | Micro SD up to 16GB | |
| Communications | Messaging | SMS, MMS, Instant Messaging |
| Yes | ||
| Call management | Speakerphone, Caller ID, Call Time, Multiparty | |
| Organizer | Applications | Alarm, Calculator, Memo Book, Scheduler, To do list, Calendar, Clock, Currency converter |
| Camera | Resolution | 3.2 Mega pixels |
| Digital / Optical Zoom | X4 Digital | |
| White Balance | Auto, Daylight, Incandescent, Fluorescent | |
| Music and audio | Music Player | Yes |
| Video player | Yes | |
| FM radio | Yes | |
| Others | Gaming | Yes |
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 Price: approx. Rs. 6,416 /-
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Samsung Star II Duos C6712 is a Dual SIM touch screen mobile featuring Music Player, 3.2 Mega pixels Camera, FM radio, Instant Messaging, Micro SD up to 16GB and Video player.
Specifications:
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Samsung Star II Duos C6712 Features ,Specification And Price In India
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 features overview:
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 is a Dual SIM touch screen mobile featuring Music Player, 3.2 Mega pixels Camera, FM radio, Instant Messaging, Micro SD up to 16GB and Video player.
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 features:
- Dual SIM
- Touch screen
- Camera
- Music Player
- FM radio
Specifications:
| Display and User Interface | Size | 3.1” |
| Resolution | 240X400 pixels | |
| Type | TFT | |
| Design | Dimension | 109.5* 56.0* 12.2 mm |
| Weight | 100 g | |
| Platform | Network and Data | 850, 900, 1800, 1900 |
| Band | GSM, EDGE Band | |
| Operation System | Proprietary | |
| Browser | Dolphin 2.0 | |
| Battery | Capacity | 1200 mAh |
| Talk time (maximum) | Up to 13 Hr 20 mins | |
| Standby time (maximum) | Up to 1090 Hrs | |
| Offline Mode | Yes | |
| Data and Connectivity | GPRS/WAP | Yes |
| Bluetooth/ Wi-fi | Yes | |
| USB/ PC Sync Application | Yes | |
| Memory | User Memory | 20 MB |
| Phone book | Shared memory | |
| External Memory | Micro SD up to 16GB | |
| Communications | Messaging | SMS, MMS, Instant Messaging |
| Yes | ||
| Call management | Speakerphone, Caller ID, Call Time, Multiparty | |
| Organizer | Applications | Alarm, Calculator, Memo Book, Scheduler, To do list, Calendar, Clock, Currency converter |
| Camera | Resolution | 3.2 Mega pixels |
| Digital / Optical Zoom | X4 Digital | |
| White Balance | Auto, Daylight, Incandescent, Fluorescent | |
| Music and audio | Music Player | Yes |
| Video player | Yes | |
| FM radio | Yes | |
| Others | Gaming | Yes |
Samsung Star II Duos C6712 Price: approx. Rs. 6,416 /-
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