Samsung and LG have already embraced the tiny-tablet form factor. It only makes sense that HTC
would want to carve out a niche of this niche for themselves. Rumors of
a five-inch HTC device have been circulating for some time, but now a
report from DigiTimes is lending some credence to those murmurings, and a mysterious handset from the Taiwanese manufacturer has popped up over at GLBenchmark.
According to unnamed sources the company has been working on a flagship
level (One XXL?) device with a stunning 1794 x 1080, due to be released
in either September or October. If you're taking that claim with a
grain of salt, we don't blame you. But, an entry for the HTC 6435LVW
that just popped up at GLBenchmark.com seems to fit the billy
pretty nicely. It has the same listed resolution, which we assume is
actually a 1920 x 1080 panel with room set aside for Android's soft
keys. The device info has it running ICS, version 4.0.4 to be specific,
on a 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 -- which should make it quite the powerful
piece of hardware. The software build also singles it out as a Verizon
handset, which means it'll be packing an LTE radio as well. Whether the
rumored stylus is included, a la the Flyer, remains to be seen, but, we shouldn't have to wait much longer to find out for sure.
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
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Samsung to Launch the New Galaxy Note 2 in August
Samsung plans to launch the new version of its
smartphone-meets-tablet device, Galaxy Note, at its Mobile Unpacked
event in Berlin, Aug. 29.
A company spokesman confirmed the launch date to Reuters, without giving any additional details.
Although the company has already launched its flagship smartphone — the Samsung Galaxy S III — the Galaxy Note could also ruffle a few feathers in the smartphone scene, especially since it should come out a couple of weeks before Apple’s iPhone, which is rumored to debut Sept. 12.
The original Galaxy Note was launched in 2011, with a 5.3-inch screen and Android Ice Cream Sandwich on board. The device was well received — Samsung announced in March it had shipped 5 million Notes in five months. In June, Samsung announced it has sold 7 million Galaxy Notes.
A company spokesman confirmed the launch date to Reuters, without giving any additional details.
Although the company has already launched its flagship smartphone — the Samsung Galaxy S III — the Galaxy Note could also ruffle a few feathers in the smartphone scene, especially since it should come out a couple of weeks before Apple’s iPhone, which is rumored to debut Sept. 12.
The original Galaxy Note was launched in 2011, with a 5.3-inch screen and Android Ice Cream Sandwich on board. The device was well received — Samsung announced in March it had shipped 5 million Notes in five months. In June, Samsung announced it has sold 7 million Galaxy Notes.
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