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Samsung has always been criticised for following the same design pattern for all their smartphones. Whether it's an entry level budget smartphone or high-end flagship device, they always have the same design for all of their products. From using plastic to 'pleather' or plastic leather on their smartphones, they have done kind of craps making their phones even worst then before. The Galaxy S8- In it's Full Glory The thing started to change when they realised the importance of design and introduced Corning Gorilla Glass back-panel, metal frame and curved display. The newly designed devices received good response from everyone. This year, they introduced their new flagship device, the Galaxy S8 . Let's find out how good or bad this device is and whether it's worth buying or not? Tech Specs Review The Galaxy S8 was announced in the month of March by the company and since then there was a great buzz around the product. Once the company started with t...

The brand which redefined our way of using a mobile phone. The brand which was amongst the first few companies who introduced Android smartphones and changed everything. Samsung worked really hard to achieve everything so far. To keep up with the pace of the growing industry, the South Korean giant introduced the new E-series smartphones. This is the review of the Galaxy E7 .                                Tech Specs : Samsung Galaxy E7 is a Dual SIM smartphone which supports both 2G and 3G network. It has a 5.5 inch Super AMOLED display with capacitive touchscreen. The display has a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels and supports 16M colours. The screen has pixel count of 267 ppi and also supports multi-touch. For photography, the device comes with a 13 MP primary camera unit which has auto-focus and built-in LED flash. A 5 MP secondary camera is also present for clicking selfies. The pr...

Samsung is known for their 'Plastic-body' phones and all the phones carry same design and built quality. But now they have started using leather for the back panel of their devices. This gives the phone a premium feel (at least it's better than using plastic). I recently reviewed Samsung Galaxy Grand 2.                                              Let us have a look at it's tech specs:- This device is 2G-3G-4G-WiFi ready (I haven't reviewed a 4G model) and also available in Dual-SIM variant. The phone has a 5.25 inches of TFT Capacitive touchscreen which supports 16M colors and has HD resolution. It has 8 GB of internal memory which can be expanded upto 64 GB with the help of microSD card. For connectivity, it has Bluetooth v4.0 (Low Energy) and microUSB v2.0....

Hey Friends, There are many people in India who consider 'Big is Better' and for those I have reviewed a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 (3G). According to me, 8 inches is an ideal screen size for a Tablet computer. Samsung, as we all know follow a same design pattern for their "Galaxy-series" devices. This device is also identical to other Galaxy-devices. It uses a Micro-Sim and is 3G-WiFi ready. It doesn't feel bulgy but weighs 314g. A capacitive screen with 16M colors can make your experience better. It also comes with 16GB/32GB internal memory which could be expanded upto 64GB with the help of a microSD card slot. A newer version of Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP (sadly not Low-energy), a microUSB v2.0 that also works as a USB Host is all what you need. There is also a 5 MP, autofocus primary camera which is capable of video recording at 720p and 1.3 MP front facing camera. It runs on Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean OS) and carries Dual-core 1.5 GHz, "Exynos 4212"...