Samsung’s UNPACKED 2013 Galaxy Note 3 And Galaxy Gear presentation

Hi,
Just finished the long waited show event by Samsung.

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Most of the event been dedicated to the newborn Galaxy note 3, a 5.7" phablet full HD powered by a 2.3ghz quadcore processor for the LTE version or a 1.9 Ghz Octacore processor for the standard version. Bundled with 3 Gb ram and an improved serie of function already partially seen on the Galaxy S4 the new Samsung phablet has all the needed to be a number one on the market.

The new Galaxy Note 3 features a design with extremely slimmer bezels and sharper angles on its rounded edges, marking a slight departure from Galaxy device design language thus far. It’s thinner than its predecessor and lighter (168g), despite offering a larger screen at 5.7-inches. It also offers more battery life than the Galaxy Note 2, and there’s a new and improved S Pen, too. Plus it supports faster, and more “seamless LTE” with multi-band support.


The camera has 4K video recording capabilities with a new CRI LED flash that should improve low-light photography. Samsung claims nearly four more hours of battery life when playing back video, and performance in general during normal use should also extend battery by up to 40 percent over the previous generation.


Samsung was emphasizing craftsmanship with the Galaxy Note, which features a stitched leather rear cover (available in black, white and pink). It also has a metallic rim running around the edge, and there’s a flip wallet accessory available in 10 different colors that also features a larger S View window cover for checking messages, making calls and accessing more info at a glance without having to activate the whole display.


The new S Pen is designed to work with the larger screen. Samsung called it the “key” to unlocking Note features and power. This works via a number of new interface controls. There’s a dot on-screen that appears when you can activate “Air Command,” which is a tool wheel that provides quick access to memo, scrapbooking, screenwriting, and a finder search function. There’s also something Samsung calls “circle,” which uses a circle drawing gesture to capture content you want to save to your scrapbook, as called up via Air Command. Box is a way to multitask, that lets you do two things at once via essentially a picture-in-picture interface.


Samsung’s Knox mobile security feature, which is designed to help increase enterprise and consumer security via partitioned software for consumer and business use for BYOD device users. The Note 3 will ship September 25 in 149 countries around the world.


Galaxy Note 3 specs:

151.2mmx79.2mmx8.3mm
5.7-inch SuperAMOLED 1080p display with 368 ppi pixel density
2.3GHz Snapdragon 800 processor, or 1.9GHz Samsung Exynos Octacore depending on market
Android 4.3
13 megapixel rear camera, 2 megapixel front camera
3GB RAM
32 or 64GB storage
MicroSDXC card storage expansion
Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi 802.11ac, LTE Category 4
3,200 mAh battery
LED/IR combo


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Second part of the evend been dedicated to the "Samsung Gear", a smartwatch which complete (Yes, complete as it works only in bundle with a samsung device of the last generation) with a 1.63" display 320x320 your Galaxy 3/4 or note3 or note 10.1.

This smartwatch works as a bluetooth device making you able to make/receive calls (Has a speaker and a microphone integrated), take pictures using a camera fitted on the wristband plus send you alarms, text and more immediately to your eyes via the integrated display.

Missing in this event been a nice set of applications intended to make of this "Samsung Gear" something more usefull and interesting then a toy 007 style.

For more details about the Samsung gear I invite you to visit our newborn section wearable

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The last bit of the presentation been dedicated to a quick view to the future Samsung new note 10.1 which will include the same functionality of the note 3 on a larger 10 inches screen 2320x1600 pixels (the advantages of a so big screen in a multitasking enveroinement is pretty obvious)