Galaxy S Advance is powered by a 1GHz dual core processor, 768MB RAM and supports quad-band HSPA 14.4 Mbps connectivity. Other connectivity options include A-GPS, 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0. Built with power and connectivity in mind, Galaxy S Advance delivers flexible and highly responsive user interface for easy multi tasking. Apps were launched almost immediately and user experience is enhance with fluid screen transitions, faster image processing and improved web download and browsing speed. Storage options include 8/16GB onboard options and supports microSD cards up to 32GB. This smartphone also sports 5-megapoixel rear-mounted snapper with 720p HD video recording capabilities and 1.3-megapixel forward-facing camera. The smartphone is bundled with 1,500mAh Lithium Ion battery.

Running on Google Android 2.3 with Samsung TouchWiz skin, he Samsung Galaxy S Advance enables consumers to stay connected through the Samsung Hubs and Chat-ON services. Music Hub offers a complete music store experience with access to over 11 million music songs and the ability to fully customize users’ own music catalogues. Readers Hub offers access to over 2.3 million e-books, 3.500 magazine and 200 newspaper titles whereas Games Hub offers access to thousands of mobile games supplemented by gamer news feeds. Samsung will roll out the Galaxy S Advance in Russia in February and subsequently rolled out in CIS, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Southeast and Southwest Asia, Latin America and China.

Powered by 1GHz processor backed by 512MB of RAM, HSDPA 7.2Mbps connectivity and WiFi 802.11 functionality, users of the Galaxy Ace Plus will be delighted with blazing fast internet browsing speed, downloading content and streaming video. The powerful processor enhances faster application loading and seamless multitasking abilities. Integrated with Samsung’s Social Hub, Music Hub and ChatON services, the Galaxy Ace Plus also sports a 5 megapixel camera with an LED flash and 3GB internal storage which can be expanded up to 32GB using MicroSD card.

New music playback functionality displays a play progress bar and the ability to arrange music tracks in folders. Other notable features include ability to allow calls to be rejected with text messages and if users wish to block unwanted callers, they can add them to a black list log. For increased productivity, Galaxy Ace Plus includes ThinkFree, an optional tool that enables users to view and edit Office documents such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint and PDF while on the move. If you are looking for an affordable Android phone that offers the most bang for your buck, Galaxy Ace Plus might just fit the bill.

Gone are the days when users bring along with them a variety of gadgets such as MP3 players to listen to music, MP4 player to watch movies, laptop for internet browsing, handheld gaming devices for playing games, cellphone for making calls, camera for snapping photos and notepad for writing down ideas. Samsung recently unveiled its Galaxy Note, the ultimate on-the-go device which consolidates core benefits of diverse mobile devices while maintaining smartphone portability.

At first sight, you might think Galaxy Note is too large to be a phone and too small to be a tablet. Before you get the wrong idea, the super large device is neither a phone nor a tablet, it’s more of a combination of both – a small size to fit into the bag minus the weight and at the same time allows you to make calls without looking like a fool (as compared to placing a 7.1” device like the Galaxy Tab 7.1 on your face), and a display large enough for you to perform simple tasks like take notes, draw pictures, surf the internet and enjoy viewing HD movies.

The Galaxy Note which offers creative user experience with its innovative features such as S Memo (lets you record all forms of ideas instantly and freely) and S Planner (provides you the tools to manage complicated schedules in an easy and intuitive way). Featuring light and thin 5.3″ Super AMOLED screen, Galaxy Note offers high-resolution screen for an immersive viewing experience. Users can take advantage of the big screen to view more in a glance without scrolling and screen transitions.

Featuring next-generation technology, Galaxy Note is plugged with industry’s fastest 1.4GHz dual core processor and lightning fast network speed (with support for HSPA+ 21Mbps or 4G LTE), Galaxy Note promises powerful performance to experience the unrivaled web and application. Galaxy Note also sports an advanced 8MP camera to capture the world’s every moment in deep detail and clarity. Bundled with a strong 2500mAh battery, users are ensured of prolonged smartphone usage.

While the Galaxy Note looks impressive, the feature that distinguish it from other high end smartphones is the S Pen together with the S Memo. The S Memo enables quick memo can be taken from any screen to capture your ideas before they are forgotten. The S Pen is combined with the full touch screen to create a best-in-class mobile input experience. Utilizing the S Pen, users can easily write notes with increased accuracy and ease. The creative and artsy people could make full use of it for sketching and artwork. To sum it up, if you want minimize the need to switch to other devices while on the go, Galaxy Note is perfect for you.

Galaxy Nexus tagline states that the smartphone is simple, beautiful and beyond smart. A product from the collaboration of Samsung and Google, Galaxy Nexus is manufactured from the best in class hardware and the most advanced software to give its stiffest competitor, the iPhone 4S a run for its money. At the exterior, Galaxy Nexus inherits Contour Display of Nexus S featuring a rounded shape that fits perfectly when placed in user’s palm or to their face for making calls. To improve the ergonomic feel of the phone and make it slip-resistant, there is a hyper skin backing on the battery cover. Measuring just 8.94mm thick, with 4.29mm bezel, Galaxy Nexus is fits comfortably in the pocket alongside an expansive display.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus is the world’s first smartphone running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Galaxy Nexus sports large, vivid 4.65″ HD Super AMOLED display technology at 720p (1280×720) resolution, ensuring users to enjoy immersive entertainment capabilities for high definition gaming or video streaming. Galaxy Nexus is also extremely powerful with 1.2GHz dual core processor enabling smooth multitasking. Combined with the LTE or HSPA+ connectivity, Galaxy Nexus lightning fast web browsing in razor sharp display. Samsung Galaxy Nexus is also enhanced with a redesigned camera which comes with panorama mode, 1080p video capture, zero shutter lag and effects like silly faces and background replacement. Galaxy Nexus also packs massive 32GB of built-in storage, more than sufficient to store all your apps, music and video content.

Ice Cream Sandwich has revolutionized the look and feel to Android boasting advanced features like bolstered multitasking, Face Unlock, Wi-Fi hotspots, NFC support and a full web browsing experience, Galaxy Nexus comes with software navigation buttons. Everything else such as the lock screen, home screen and phone app has been reevaluated and redesigned to make Android user friendly and beautiful. Ice Cream Sandwich also includes People app which allows uses to browse friends, family and co-workers photos in high resolution while getting the latest status updates from Google+ and other social networks. In addition, there is Android Beam, an NFC-based technology that allows you to quickly share webpages, apps and YouTube videos by simply tapping two phones together. You will not have to worry about losing your contacts, email and data when you lose your phone because it stores information in the cloud and wirelessly pushes it to all your devices. GALAXY Nexus will be available in the U.S., Europe, and Asia beginning in November 2011.

Samsung Galaxy S II which was unveiled in Mobile World Congress 2011 improves on its earlier version in a number of ways. The dual-core 1.2GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor cranked out a significant boost in performance as compared to Samsung Galaxy S. This phone runs on the latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread and feature Samsung’s proprietary UI, the TouchWiz 4.0 user interface.

The Galaxy S II’s core strength is Media and Social Hubs. For Media Hub, TouchWiz 4.0 offers features including Game, Music and Reader hubs so that users can download more content to their smartphone. The Music Hub provides access to over 12 million tracks from 7digital whereas the Games hub will be powered by Gameloft. The Reader Hub will run by different providers and includes access to massive 2.2 million books, 2000 global and local newspapers and 2300 magazines…too much until you cannot finish reading everything.

Social Hub keeps all your social interactions in one consolidated place. Live Panel aggregates live Web and application contents to a customizable home screen. Now you’ll be able to see your messaging history, IM status and reach your friends SMS, e-mail, etc all at a centralized location. Despite appearing as a phone for entertainment, Samsung Galaxy S II also incorporates enterprise apps such as Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for e-mail, calendar, contacts and tasks synchronization with Microsoft Exchange, on-device encryption and support for Cisco’s mobile solutions for VoIP calls, VPN and virtual desktop.

What’s most notable about the phone, though, is the luscious and seductive body with streamlined and high-quality construction. Galaxy S features a drop dead gorgeous 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus touch screen with a WVGA 480×800 pixel resolution. With 50% more subpixels as compared to Super AMOLED screens, the display with be much brighter, crisper and smoother pictures. Its vital statistics is 4.93 inches tall, 2.6 inches wide and 0.33 inches thick. Claimed to be the world’s thinnest smartphone, it is amazingly slim and weighs 4.09 ounces only. Just like the Samsung Galaxy S, it has a plastic build. However, we didn’t like the textured back, we prefer a smooth surface.

The Galaxy S II sports a 8 megapixel rear camera with LED flash and 2 megapixel front-facing camera for video calls, 1080p full HD video recording and playback, option for NFC connectivity, HSPA+ support, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. We heard rumors it will be shipped to Europe and Asia in February. Widely regarded as the best smartphone around at the moment, we expect it to be one of the best selling Android phone in 2011.

If you intend to purchase a phone, what are the required features that is top in your wish list? Look no further as Samsung Galaxy S 4G comes in a very attractive package, offering jaw dropping designs, unparalleled 4G speed, vivid sharp viewing experience and unparalleled content. Samsung Galaxy S 4G amplifies speed to the maximum, being the fastest smartphone running on T-Mobile at the moment and capable of theoretical download speeds of up to 21 MBps. Samsung Galaxy S 4G also promises innovation in mobile experiences with its brilliant Super AMOLED display and rich multimedia features for premium movie and TV content.

In terms of hardware, the slim and sexy Samsung Galaxy S 4G is powered by Android 2.2, armed with a 4-inch Super AMOLED touch screen, a 1GHz Cortex A8 Hummingbird processor, an ST-Ericsson M5720 HSPA+ 4G modem, a preinstalled 16GB microSD card, and a 1,650mAh lithium ion battery. Grab this impressive smartphone if you are sick and tired of lagging and jerky streaming movies and tv shows on your mobile. Constantly irritated for Youtube videos to load will be a thing in the past. Taking advantage of optimal 4G speeds from T-Mobile’s network, you will be able to enjoy live and on-demand mobile HD programs from channels such as ABC News, Fox Sports, PBS Kids and Azteca America using preloaded T-Mobile TV app. This phone will also support Samsung’s Media Hub video store where you’re able to rent or buy TV shows and movies. As a bonus, the ACADEMY AWARD Nominated film INCEPTION is also preloaded in the phone.

The phone’s blazing-fast speeds will enhance hassle-free communication through emails, video chats and social networks. Customers will be able to share moment with their friends through Video Chat application powered by Qik anywhere and everywhere, reaping the benefits of T-Mobile’s network or Wi-Fi. Users will be able to use either the front facing camera or back facing 5 megapixel camera featuring 720p HD camcorder for Video Chats.

One of the useful apps pre-installed in the phone is the doubleTwist with AirSync. If you’re worried about losing the content in your phone, you’re able to auto-sync and back up photos, HD videos and music to and from their computers with this app. The other app, doubleTwist player is also known as iTunes for Android, offers user’s favourite tunes and videos directly from their phone. The Galaxy S 4G also comes preloaded with Slacker Radio, offering music fans more than 130 genre stations and ability to create their own custom stations for free. It really doesn’t take a genius to see how this smartphone differs from competition! Wait no further and get the Samsung Galaxy S 4G NOW!

If there’s one word to describe Samsung Infuse 4G, it’s MASSIVE!!! both in terms of size and features!  The big, bold and beautiful smartphone available from AT&T has a whopping 4.5 inch 480×800 Super AMOLED Plus display, 1.2GHz Hummingbird processor and connects lightning fast 4G HSPA+ network on AT&T. Delivering power and speeds that will totally blow you away, it’s an incredibly compelling choice for customers. The line between smartphones and tablets is blurring with the introduction of this massive beast.

The Samsung Infuse 4G is currently the thinnest 4G phone on the market. Samsung Infuse 4G is also the first to feature next-generation “Super AMOLED Plus” technology that is enhanced with a 50 percent boost in sub-pixel count, promising improvements both in contrast and outdoor readability. The screen will feature a gorilla glass display and swype text input for faster texting. With 32GB MicroSD compatible and 3.5 mm audio jack the phone is great as a personal media player. Samsung Infuse 4G comes with a TouchWiz 3.0 Interface and Android 2.2 Froyo preloaded. With TouchWiz 3.0 UI, you can easy access to all your favourite apps and widgets. Samsung Infuse 4G users are given the opportunity to customise up to 7 home screens and navigate easily to different home screens with its unique directional swipe function. In addition, being on the Android platform gives you the ability to download over 100,000 apps from the Android Market.

In terms of size, its slightly bigger than HTC’s 4.3 inch range (HTC EVO 4G, HTC Desire HD and HTC Thunderbolt) yet smaller than tablet such as Dell Streak which is 5 inch. At 9mm thin, it claims to be the thinnest smartphone on AT&T’s portfolio to date. Samsung Infuse 4G boasts a rear 8-megapixel main camera with autofocus and LED flash whereas video calls will be a snap with the 1.3 megapixels front facing camera. You can also capture 720p HD video with incredible detail on this handset.

The flip side of the Samsung Infuse 4G is that it’s running on Android 2.2 platform rather than Android 2.3 as we’ve seen on most CES arrivals this year, but we doubt an older OS will hold the hardware back. Also note that the single core 1.2GHZ processor might not be as much powerful as of Motorola Atrix 4G or LG Optimus 2X which comes with dual-core processor. Despite lack of some of the latest features, the Infuse 4G is very much a solid Android smartphone with huge display, good performance and decent battery life.