Summary: The Galaxy Note II tablet runs Android Jelly Bean 4.1 on a 1.6GHz quad-core processor, and its S Pen stylus can now be used for new actions such as bringing up email previews.
New Samsung has exposed the Galaxy Observe II, the Jam Bean-equipped heir to its amazingly effective smartphone-tablet multiple.
The unique Observe was quite a hit for New Samsung, despite its concentrate on the stylus pen — a function that many wrote off with the industry change from resistive to capacitive touchscreens. The new edition contributes performance to the stylus pen, while also enhancing other requirements.
The Observe II, exposed at the IFA show in Germany on Wed, has a 5.5-inch display with a new 16:9 element rate, in contrast to the unique Observe, which had a 16:10 rate. The body of it is partially slimmer than that of its forerunner, at 9.4mm rather than 9.65mm.
The size of the S Pen stylus pen have also modified. The new S Pen is longer and wider, and provides a more ergonomic office hold, according to New Samsung.
New tricks :
One of the most fascinating new features of the S Pen is Air View, which delivers up previews of e-mails, picture exhibits and video clips by hanging the stylus pen over them.
An S Pen option informs it that chosen content is to be duplicated or modified, while the 'Easy Clip' function is designed to create describing and farming easier.
One useful function comes into play when the individual draws out the S Pen during a trip — this shoots up the S Observe app. The stylus pen can also be used to create special actions on the display, to do things such as starting calling and mentioning e-mails.
Inside, the Observe II operates on a 1.6GHz quad-core processer and provides HSPA Plus or 4G connection. Power supply potential is 3,100mAh, and storage space options run from 16GB to 64GB. The system also has extended storage space via microSD.
The back photographic camera has an 8-megapixel quality and the front-facing photographic camera 1.9MP. Customers can choose which are their 'best faces' — "the most recommended face or present of each person from team symbol photos" — and it has the same Sensible Stay function as the Galaxy S III. This uses the front-facing photographic camera to stop the cellphone going into stand by when someone is using it.
The Galaxy Observe II will be available in Oct in "major Western, Oriental, and Center Eastern markets", New Samsung said. Costs has not yet been declared.
Snap-happy
Samsung also exposed off its new 16-megapixel Android-based photographic camera at IFA. The Wi-Fi-enabled Galaxy Camera has 21x visual zoom capability and operates Jam Vegetable (Android 4.1).
In this case, Android operating system makes it possible to modify and discuss pics and vids, and also to obtain and use applications such as Instagram.
Samsung is not the first photographic camera producer to integrate Android operating system performance into its products: Polaroid and more lately Nikon have already used the OS to meat up their cameras' abilities.
The unique Observe was quite a hit for New Samsung, despite its concentrate on the stylus pen — a function that many wrote off with the industry change from resistive to capacitive touchscreens. The new edition contributes performance to the stylus pen, while also enhancing other requirements.
The Observe II, exposed at the IFA show in Germany on Wed, has a 5.5-inch display with a new 16:9 element rate, in contrast to the unique Observe, which had a 16:10 rate. The body of it is partially slimmer than that of its forerunner, at 9.4mm rather than 9.65mm.
The size of the S Pen stylus pen have also modified. The new S Pen is longer and wider, and provides a more ergonomic office hold, according to New Samsung.
New tricks :
One of the most fascinating new features of the S Pen is Air View, which delivers up previews of e-mails, picture exhibits and video clips by hanging the stylus pen over them.
An S Pen option informs it that chosen content is to be duplicated or modified, while the 'Easy Clip' function is designed to create describing and farming easier.
One useful function comes into play when the individual draws out the S Pen during a trip — this shoots up the S Observe app. The stylus pen can also be used to create special actions on the display, to do things such as starting calling and mentioning e-mails.
Inside, the Observe II operates on a 1.6GHz quad-core processer and provides HSPA Plus or 4G connection. Power supply potential is 3,100mAh, and storage space options run from 16GB to 64GB. The system also has extended storage space via microSD.
The back photographic camera has an 8-megapixel quality and the front-facing photographic camera 1.9MP. Customers can choose which are their 'best faces' — "the most recommended face or present of each person from team symbol photos" — and it has the same Sensible Stay function as the Galaxy S III. This uses the front-facing photographic camera to stop the cellphone going into stand by when someone is using it.
The Galaxy Observe II will be available in Oct in "major Western, Oriental, and Center Eastern markets", New Samsung said. Costs has not yet been declared.
Snap-happy
Samsung also exposed off its new 16-megapixel Android-based photographic camera at IFA. The Wi-Fi-enabled Galaxy Camera has 21x visual zoom capability and operates Jam Vegetable (Android 4.1).
In this case, Android operating system makes it possible to modify and discuss pics and vids, and also to obtain and use applications such as Instagram.
Samsung is not the first photographic camera producer to integrate Android operating system performance into its products: Polaroid and more lately Nikon have already used the OS to meat up their cameras' abilities.
