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Galaxy S7 पर 5.1 इंच का सुपर अमोल्‍डेड क्‍वाड HD डिसप्‍ले दिया गया है। फोन पर 577ppi पिकस्‍ल डेन्‍सिटी दी गई है। वहीं Galaxy S7 Edge पर 5.5 इंच का सुपर अमोल्‍डेड डिसप्‍ले दिया गया गया है, 534ppi पिकस्‍ल डेन्‍सिटी के साथ। दोनों फोन का डिसप्‍ले काफी शार्प दिखाई पड़ता है। कुल मिलाकर दोनों ही फोन सैमसंग के अन्‍य फोन की तरह डिसप्‍ले के मामले में अच्‍छे साबित होते हैं।

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Galaxy S7 सीरीज में दी गई चिपसेट काफी अच्‍छी है। इसके साथ ही इसपर दिया गया CPU Galaxy S6 सीरीज की तुलना में 30 प्रतिशत और GPU 64 प्रतिशत तेज है। फोन पर 32GB स्‍पेस के साथ 4GB की रैम दी गई है। फोन के S7 सीरीज में हाइब्रिड सिम कार्ड स्‍लॉट दिया गया है। ऐसे में आप चाहें तो इसमें माइक्रो सिम का इस्‍तेमाल कर सकते हैं और चाहें तो नैनो सिम का। फोन पर माइक्रोएसडी कार्ड स्‍लॉट की व्‍यवस्‍था दी गई है। सैमसंग स्‍लाइड पर गौर करें तो 32 GB स्‍टोरेज को देखते हुए ये SDXC स्‍टोरेज की 128GB को सपोर्ट करेगी। कनेक्‍टिविटी के नाम पर फोन पर आपको मिलेगी Wi-fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2, NFC आदि की सुविधा।  Read more Tech News http://inextlive.jagran.com/tech-news

'Five Eyes': US, allies planned hack of Google app store to plant spyware on smartphones

Tech News - The online news site The Intercept said US intelligence developed the plan with allies in Britain, Canada, New Zealand and Australia, a group known as the "Five Eyes" alliance.
  
The report, based on a document leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, said the plan aimed to step up surveillance efforts on smartphones.
  
The plan appeared to have been discussed at meetings involving the intelligence services in 2011 and 2012, according to the classified document.
  
The project called "Irritant Horn" would allow the agencies to hijack data connections to app stores and surreptitiously implant malicious software on smartphones that would allow for data to be harvested.
  
The intelligence agencies could also use the spyware to send misinformation to targets to confuse potential adversaries, according to the report.
  
The Intercept said the plan was motivated in part by concerns about the possibility of "another Arab Spring," or the spread of popular movements.

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Samsung predicts record S6 sales will halt profit slide

Tech News - The Galaxy S6 is the sixth edition of the South Korean electronics giant's high-end, signature handset. Along with its curved-edge variant, the Galaxy S6 Edge, the S6 will hit stores at home and in some 20 countries, including the United States, China and Australia on Saturday.
  
Unveiled in March, the two phones have received rave reviews - fanning hopes of a big comeback for Samsung after the much-criticised Galaxy S5 largely flopped last year.
  
"Given the response from the market and clients ... we expect the S6 to set a sales record for all Galaxy models," Lee Sang-Chul, the vice head of Samsung's mobile unit, told reporters.
  
Samsung rarely discloses handset sales figures but the Galaxy S4 - released in 2013 - is known to have set the firm's sales record of 70 million units globally.
  
The firm suffered a dramatic slide in profits last year, hit by slowing demand in an increasingly saturated and competitive smartphone market that it had largely dominated since 2011.
  
The company struggled to fend off a double challenge from Apple in the high-end market and rising Chinese firms such as Lenovo and Xiaomi in the fast-growing mid and low-end markets.
   
Samsung hopes the S6 will re-establish it as the clear global smartphone market leader over Apple, which has enjoyed blockbuster sales of its iPhone 6, launched last September.

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Samsung Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge to be available in India from 23rd March

Tech News  - The two devices were announced at one of the biggest global events,  Mobile World Congress 2015 in Barcelona earlier this month and it will probably go on sale from April 10th.

According to the company they have already received over 20 million pre-orders for both the devices. The sixth edition of the flagship devices - Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge -- will be available in 20 markets, including India from April 10.

Speaking at its launch during the Mobile World Congress, Samsung CEO and Head of IT and Mobile Division J K Shin said: "People want best in class performance and best in class design. That is what we have done with these new phones."

The smartphones have 5.1-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED screen that offers a pixel density of 577 pixel per inch. Both the phones have world's first 14 nano meter mobile processor with 64-bit platform, latest memory technology, which the company said makes them faster compared to any other phone.

The Galaxy 6 Edge has curved screen both side. Both the bend side panel work as different screens on which people can see who is calling them and see message. The two panels on edge and main screen work as three different screens on a single layer of display.

Both the devices have wireless charging feature and in 10 minutes of charging the phone can work for 4 hours.

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Samsung leads India mobile phone market, but losing grip: CMR

According to the latest data from CyberMedia Research (CMR), Samsung is "losing its earlier firm grip" with its share declining to 16.5 percent at the end of December 2014 from 20.3 percent at the beginning of the year.
    
According to the research firm's India Monthly Mobile Handsets Market Review - for calendar year (CY) 2014, India mobile handsets market grew by 4 percent to 257 million units in terms of shipments over 2013.
    
Of this, Samsung captured 16.5 percent of the shipments, followed by Micromax and Microsoft (Nokia) at 13.3 percent each, it added.
    
"However, Samsung was seen to be losing its earlier firm grip on market, as its share of the market showed a downward trend during the year, as compared to Micromax that gained primarily in April-June 2014, but then continued to remain flat during the rest of the year," CMR said in a statement.
    
Samsung's share of the overall market in January-March 2014 quarter stood at 20.3 percent, while that of Micromax was 11.2 percent and Microsoft (Nokia) was 17.6 percent.
    
About 77 million smartphones were shipped in 2014, accounting for nearly 30 percent of the total mobile phone market in the country. The smartphones segment grew at 46 percent as against the previous year.
    
Samsung lost ground in the smartphone segment too, with its market share falling from 43.2 percent at the beginning of the year to 29.3 percent at the end of December 2014.

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Samsung leads India mobile phone market, but losing grip: CMR

According to the latest data from CyberMedia Research (CMR), Samsung is "losing its earlier firm grip" with its share declining to 16.5 percent at the end of December 2014 from 20.3 percent at the beginning of the year.
   
According to the research firm's India Monthly Mobile Handsets Market Review - for calendar year (CY) 2014, India mobile handsets market grew by 4 percent to 257 million units in terms of shipments over 2013.
   
Of this, Samsung captured 16.5 percent of the shipments, followed by Micromax and Microsoft (Nokia) at 13.3 percent each, it added.
   
"However, Samsung was seen to be losing its earlier firm grip on market, as its share of the market showed a downward trend during the year, as compared to Micromax that gained primarily in April-June 2014, but then continued to remain flat during the rest of the year," CMR said in a statement.
   
Samsung's share of the overall market in January-March 2014 quarter stood at 20.3 percent, while that of Micromax was 11.2 percent and Microsoft (Nokia) was 17.6 percent.
   
About 77 million smartphones were shipped in 2014, accounting for nearly 30 percent of the total mobile phone market in the country. The smartphones segment grew at 46 percent as against the previous year.
   
Samsung lost ground in the smartphone segment too, with its market share falling from 43.2 percent at the beginning of the year to 29.3 percent at the end of December 2014.
   
Micromax, on the other hand, expanded its share marginally from 17.5 in January-March 2014 to 18.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014.

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Apple roars back to close smartphone gap with Samsung

Surveys released today showed the popular iPhone 6 and 6 Plus helped Apple pull to a virtual tie in the fourth quarter with Samsung, which has been the leader for the past three years.

The research firm Strategy Analytics said Apple and Samsung shipped 74.5 million smartphones each in the last three months of 2014 for a market share of just under 20 percent.

A separate survey by IDC analysts said Samsung had a tiny edge over Apple with 75.1 million units sold. Apple "beat everyone's expectations," said Ryan Reith at IDC.

Even more surprising is that Apple managed to increase the average selling price of its phones at a time when many consumers around the world are looking to low-cost handsets.

Another surprise was growth of iPhone sales in the US, "which is considered a saturated market," according to Reith, and in China, where competition is intense.

"Sustaining this growth and higher (selling prices) a year from now could prove challenging, but right now there is no question that Apple is leading the way," Reith said in a statement.

Samsung, which belatedly entered the market pioneered by Apple, had dethroned the US firm as the world's top smartphone vendor in the third quarter of 2011.

The South Korean electronics giant then went on to replace Nokia as the global leader in overall mobile phone sales in the first quarter of 2012.

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Samsung's smartphone primacy under threat from Apple after weak Q4 results

The South Korean giant said earnings from smartphones and other mobile gadgets dropped 64 percent annually in the October-December period to 1.96 trillion won ($1.80 billion), contributing to its first annual earnings fall in three years.
             
It was the mobile division's fifth consecutive quarter of decline, in contrast to Apple's record-breaking 74.5 million iPhone sales in the three months to Dec 27 on the back of the success of its big-screen iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
             
Analysts say Samsung is under immense pressure to hang on to its market share, with a lot resting on the launch of its next  flagship Galaxy S6 high-end smartphone due around March.

While Samsung did not release smartphone sales figures, it said smartphone and tablet shipments declined in the fourth quarter, leading some analysts to declare Apple had caught up.
             
Mobile's share of Samsung's operating profit fell from almost 70 percent in 2013 to about 58 percent last year.
             
The company expects shipments and average selling prices for handsets to pick up in the first quarter following the launch of new mid-tier models like the Galaxy A.

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Samsung unveils latest range of ultra high definition TV

The Ultra High Definition (UHD) television with 4k resolution comes with a smart TV feature, powered by its homegrown operating system -- Tizen.

The SUHD TV has a homescreen that integrates services including Netflix, Comcast and Youtube.

"Our innovative heritage and spirit continue to push the boundaries of the home entertainment experience to new possibilities," H S Kim President, Visual display, Samsung Electronics, said.

The SUHD TVs Would be available from 48 to 88 inches, and they should be available in India in the coming months. The company is yet to announce the pricing of the latest TV range.

According to the company, The SUHD comes as an option for high end consumers of OLED. It said the SUHD TV's nano-crystal semiconductor transmits different colors of light depending on their size to produce the highest colour purity and light efficiency available.

"This technology produces a wide range of more accurate colours, providing viewers with 64 times more colour expression than conventional TVs," the company said.

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Samsung all set to bid adieu to its ChatON messaging service

The social media generation has paved way for variegated messaging applications that transcend the global barriers to connect people without incurring hefty costs.  

    

Although, ChatON application is officially available in more than 120 countries in 62 languages, but still the pushed in service is finding it hard to strive against other well liked Android applications and hence its  unpopularity amongst the users had called for its doomsday.

ChatON will be reportedly discontinued in all markets except US from February 2015 onwards. The pre-positioned factor of the messaging service has immensely contributed to the populace of 100 million subscribers of the application. Other instant messaging apps like Whatsapp, Hike, BBM and Line are getting more positive response.

Unlike ChatON, the orange service is available on several mobile platforms including Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Android, iOS and more and can also be accessed via web client. It's ability to recall messages, you can create animated messages and location sharing feature make it more attractive and accessible.

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