Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo Launched In India @ ₹. 17, 901/-

Galaxy Grand Neo- A New Offering From The House Of Samsung Is Available On Infibeam.com

Ahmedabad India, 18-Feb, 2014: Samsung is all set to take over the mobile phone market in India this year, after the successful launch of a several mobile phones in the Galaxy series, Samsung has introduced a new smartphone Galaxy Grand Neo with an aim to expand its Smartphone portfolio.

Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo is meant to enrich the customer experience as it features the all new Android JellyBean 4.2 OS and the phone is also said to support 3G connectivity. Hence, downloading apps, playing games and operating the phone will be much quicker and effortless on this new Samsung Smartphone.

The latest Samsung Grand Neo Makes it to Indian Market @ ₹. 17,901/-

Galaxy Grand Neo is loaded with the top notch features. It flaunts a 5 inch WVGA LCD screen with a 5MP rear camera and VGA front camera with LED Flash that can capture photos as well as it can do video recording. The user can enjoy watching videos and playing audio songs or notes on this phone as it support all the major multimedia formats.

The user can take advantage of keeping their professional and personal contacts separate as this phone has DUAL SIM. The user will be able to connect to the internet via Wi-Fi and GPS hence, accessing Google Mobile Services, Google Playstation, Google Plus, YouTube, Google Talk, ChatOn and such other apps will be an easy task. For easy sharing of content, Galaxy Grand Neo features bluetooth v. 4.1 connectivity as well.

This exclusive Smartphone from Samsung is now available on infibeam.com, one of the popular hubs for online purchases at ₹. 17,901 only.

http://www.infibeam.com/Mobiles/samsung-galaxy-grand-neo/P-mobi-41920719924-cat-z.html

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Samsung Galaxy Round First Looks : Video

Samsung Galaxy Round First Look

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According to rumours, the Samsung Galaxy Round could feature a similar spec line-up to the current Galaxy Note 3 with a quad-core processor (though it's unclear if it will be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, as found in the Note 3), Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and 2GB of RAM. It's thought it will have an 8-megapixel camera instead of the Note 3's 13-megapixel setup, however and the display will be a 4.7-inch panel, possibly curved and with a slightly lower 1280×720 pixel HD resolution.
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The Most Crowded Galaxy Discovered : 200 million Stars, only 54 million Light Years Away

Using the combined imaging capabilities of ground-based observatories with the high-flying Hubble Space Telescope and its cousin, the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, the ultra-compact dwarf galaxy known as M60-UCD1 turns out to be 15,000 times denser than what is found in our own galaxy, the Milky Way.

“Traveling from one star to another would be a lot easier in M60-UCD1 than it is in our galaxy, but it would still take hundreds of years using present technology,” said lead author of the new study, astronomer Michigan State University’s Jay Strader, in a press release.

What’s even more remarkable about M60-USD1 is that the galaxy’s most crowded part–its core, where half its 200 million solar masses resides–spans a radius of only 80 light years. That means the stars in this little galaxy are about 25 times closer to each other than those we find around the Sun’s galactic neighborhood.

Chandra observations have revealed that the galaxy’s tiny core harbors a strong x-ray source, which belongs to a giant black hole that weighs 10 million times the mass of our sun. That makes it about twice the size of the black hole in our own galaxy.

Astronomers theorize that a close encounter with a neighboring galaxy billions of years ago may have ripped away stars from M60-USD1 and may have led to the supermassive black hole pulling in the surviving stars close together.

“We think nearly all of the stars have been pulled away from the exterior of what once was a much bigger galaxy,” said co-author Duncan Forbes of Swinburne University in Australia in the press release.

“This leaves behind just the very dense nucleus of the former galaxy, and an overly massive black hole.”

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Galaxy Gears Will Support All Major Indian Languages

NEW DELHI: Samsung has announced that its newly launched smartwatch Galaxy Gear would be supporting all the major Indian languages. This comes as a major announcement to attract the Indian market, which is the fastest growing in the world for smartphones, into taking active interest inthe new smartwatch and boost its sales in the country.

The South Korean company's thinktank head and director of research at Samsung Research America, Pranav Mistry has tweeted that the Galaxy Gear would be supporting Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Marathi, Punjabi and other major Indian languages. However, the exact number of Indian languages that the smartwatch would be supporting is not known so far.

Announced along with the Samsung Galaxy Note III at IFA in Berlin, the Galaxy Gear would be acting as a companion device for a select devices from Samsung's stables. Currently, Note 3 and Note 10.1 2014 Edition are supported by the devices, but Samsung plans to add Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S III in this list soon.

The smartwatch would be giving incoming notifications such as calls, texts, emails and alerts, delivers a preview of those messages and it would also be able to receive calls as it is equipped with a speaker and a microphone; it also comes with a 1.9MP camera. Samsung has also stated that users will also be able to install applications of Galaxy Gear and around 70 apps like Evernote and Pocket are available with the device.

Samsung recently announced that its Galaxy range of phones with support 9 Indian languages, from the base model Galaxy Star to the top-end Galaxy S4.

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