Latest Samsung Dual Sim Mobiles Prices

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Last post, I’ve publish LG dual sim mobile phones, now it’s time for Samsung mobiles. Samsung has a provided mass of Dual SIM Mobiles for the Indian consumer. Samsung is currently the third largest cell phone seller company in India. Dual SIM mobile phones are all the passion in India, and a Samsung company fueling this fire is India. Samsung is very optimistic on the Indian market and plans to launch approximately 50 new phones in India in 2011. India has observed the unveiling of a variety of new cell phones in the last couple of months. These new mobile handsets combine in it with the user friendly features & priced at a very entry level of Rs 1,300 to a still-affordable Rs 11,299.

With the Samsung dual SIM mobile phones, users can take the benefit of two Sims in a one mobile and also enjoy the plans of two different service providers. While the market offered enough goodies for the high-end smart phone users, what caught our eye were the numerous dual-SIM (GSM+GSM, or GSM+CDMA) phones that were launched in the pocket-friendly category.

We’ve put together a list of latest affordable Samsung dual SIM phones available in India. To help you, we have categorized the models by price and key features:

 It is a basic music mobile with Dual SIM support. Samsung Hero E2232 features & specifications:

• Dual SIM GSM mobile


• Full music experience


• Long battery backup


• Ergonomic design – secure grip and easy portability


• Durable built – anti-scratch pattern on the back cover


• Expandable memory


• FM radio with recording


• Bluetooth 2.1


• Social networking


• Browser : Openwave 6.2.3.3


• Talk time : Up to 880 minutes


• Standby : Up to 660 hours


• microUSB v2.0


• PC Sync Application


• External Memory : Micro SD Slot (up to 8GB)


• Mobile Tracker

The new Samsung Hero E2232 is available in India at Rs.2,350/-.



Samsung Duos Touch – CDMA+GSM Dual-SIM touch screen mobile – Price of Rs.9290/-

 

• Sharp And Responsive 2.2-inch touchscreen display


• 2 Megapixel Camera


• Mpeg4/ MP3/AAC/AAC+ players


• Micro SD card support up to 4GB (free 2GB memory card)


• Life is beautiful with Duos Touch’s vibrant 2.3 inch, 16 Million colours, and TFT display with 320 x 240 QVGA resolutions.


• Duos Touch supports 2 card slots (CDMA & GSM), both GSM and CDMA connections remain active simultaneously giving you the convenience of using one phone with two mobile numbers across both CDMA and GSM technology


• 1140mAh powerful battery to support 2 networks simultaneously.

Samsung Duos W259 GSM+CDMA dual SIM phone (with 1GB microSD card) – Price of Rs. 5,799/-

• 2.2-inch 262K colors TFT display with a 176 x 220 resolution.


• 1.3-megapixel VGA camera with video recording feature and is powered by a powerful 1140mAH battery.


• Emergency SOS Alert feature pressing the volume key four times when the screen is locked


• Automatically sends an SOS text message to up to 5 preset numbers.


• Vibrant 5.59cm (2.2), 262,000 colours TFT display with 176 x 220 resolutions.


• Stereo FM with Auto tune facility of up to 30 stations.


• Entertainment with players that support major formats like MPEG4, 3GP, MP3, AAC & AAC+

 Samsung B5722 – Touch screen Dual Sim Mobile (GSM+CDMA) – Price of Rs. 9,016/-

• 2 phones in 1 touch2 different SIM cards with just one convenient and compact touch screen handset, 3-page extended menu


• Quad Band GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz


• CDMA 900 / 1800 MHz


• GPRS/EDGE


• 2.8 inch QVGA display


• 3.2MP camera with LED flash


• Expandable Memory (MicroSD card support (up to 8GB)


• TouchWiz Lite 1.0 User Interface


• Quick Access to Facebook, MySpace and other social networks


• Stereo FM Radio


• MP3 Player


• Bluetooth


• 1200 mAh battery talks time of up to 13.4 hours.


• Samsung Communities enables you to upload photos, 6 web icons offer Quick Links to SNS websites in widget bar.


• Switch between SIM cards easily and without needing to reboot the mobile.


• GTalk, AIM, ICQ, and Palringo Chat are all available through the Palringo platform.

Samsung C6112 Dual SIM Sleek and stylish design mobile – Price of Rs.6798/-

• Sleek and stylish design features a brushed metal finish


• Slim slider measures only 16.5mm


• Mobile Tracker alerts the user when the mobile’s SIM card is changed


• SOS Message sends out emergency messages to pre-designated contacts with just a single click of a button


• Fake call function lets the phone automatically start ringing Power LED Flash provides a flash of light in dark surroundings


• 6.10cm (2.4) TFT LCD/320 x 240 (QVGA) 262K


• Li-Ion 960mAh


• SIM1: Quad (850/900/1,800/1,900), EDGE & SIM2: Dual (900/1,800), GPRS


• WAP/MMS/email/Phonebook supported by Dual SIM


• Dedicated SIM switching key on the side makes it easy to manually switch between SIM cards


• 2 MP camera takes quality photos whenever you need to


• Conveniently captures moments with MPEG video recording function. One Click SNS keys gets you connected to the most popular SNS sites.


• 105.8 x 50.0 x 16.5mm


• User memory (40MB) & External memory (up to 8G)

Samsung C5212 Dual SIM mobile – Price of Rs. 5240/-

• 1.3MP camera on with one click so that you never miss a photo opportunity.


• Dual Standby phone


• Mobile simultaneously holds 2 SIM cards.


• WAP/MMS/email supported by Dual SIM (no need to reboot phone when connected to other SIM).


• Plays your favourite tunes as MP3, AAC and AAC+ music files.


• Have free and immediate access to the most up-to-date music, news and information on FM radio.


• Record off the radio, and even convert songs to ringtones or engage the radio alarm.


• Dedicated SIM switching key on the side makes it easy to manually switch between SIM cards with one simple touch.


• Bar style mobile offers instant access to screen and keys, while the shape offers a nice and secure grip.


• Large 5.59cm (2.2) QCIF TFT display with 262K colour showcases your texts, photos and videos.

Samsung Champ DuoS E2652 Dual Sim Phone – Price of Rs. 4140/-

• GSM 900 / 1800 – SIM 1 and SIM 2


• Display: 2.0 inches TFT, 65K colors,120 x 160 pixels


• Memory Internal : 15 MB


• Card slot: microSD (TransFlash), up to 8 GB and mini USB port.


• Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP sends instant messages free of charge to other users in the vicinity


• USB v2.0


• Camera VGA, 640 x 480 pixels


• Stereo FM radio with RDS, FM recording


• Dual SIM


• MP3/AAC+/MPEG4 player


• Standard Li-Ion battery 1000 mAh,Up to 10 hour talk-time


• Bar-type makes it slim enough to slip into pockets for easy portability


• Fake Call lets young users escape uncomfortable situations by simulating an incoming phone call


• Users can send an SOS message when in an emergency or dangerous situation


• FM radio with AAC Recording allows you to create alarms and ringtones


• 1000-entry phone book (10 fields) lets you keep all your contacts in one convenient place.

Samsung Galaxy Ace Review

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Samsung announced their latest budget Android smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Ace back in January, and we have just been testing the Galaxy Ace for the last week.

The Samsung Galaxy Ace comes with Android 2.2 Froyo, and it has just recently gone on sale in the UK, it comes with a range of features you would expect too see in a more expensive smartphone.

Specifications

As I mentioned previously, the Samsung Galaxy Ace comes with Android 2.2 Froyo out of the box, hardware wise you get 3.5 inch capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels.

Processing is provided by an 800MHz processor, and there is also a five megapixel camera with 2x digital zoom and an LED flash, plus a range of shooting modes and photo effects.

You also get a built in FM Radio, Bluetooth 2.1, integrated 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, plus a microSD card slot, the model we tested came with a 2GB microSD card but it can take up to 32GB microSD cards.

The Samsung Galaxy Ace features 1350mAh battery, and the manufacturers specifications say that you will get up to 660 minutes of talk time on 2G, 390 minutes on 3G, plus up to 640 hours of standby time on 2G and 420 hours on 3G.

Design, Display and UI

The Samsung Galaxy Ace is designed to be a budget Android device, although it does feel very well made, maybe not as high as the Samsung Galaxy S, but it certainly feels better quality than the Samsung Galaxy Europa we tested recently.

The display is sharp and crisp and the design is excellent and it certainly feels very well made, and could quite easily be mistaken for a more expensive smartphone.

It comes with a pair of interchangeable covers, one black and one white, the black one features a rubberized texture which makes the phone easy to hold, whilst the white cover is smooth, and feels a bit more like plastic than the black one.

Camera

The camera on the Samsung Galaxy Ace is a five megapixel version, it also features two times digital zoom, and it is capable or recording video in a 320 x 240 resolution, no HD here unfortunately, and this is one of the cameras week points, the video recording isn’t the best, but I suppose this can be forgiven for the price.

The camera on the Galaxy Ace is pretty good ,  it does a good job at capturing pretty decent photos and it has a range of features built in which include autofocus, a range of shooting modes which include continuous and panorama plus a range of photo effects.

Conclusion

The Samsung Galaxy Ace is designed to be a budget Android smartphone, and I must admit I was pleasantly surprised with it, as it has a range of features that you would expect in a more expensive Android device.

It definitely feels a lot better quality that some of the other budget Android devices we have tested, and feels very well built, the display is sharp and crisp and the touchscreen is responsive.

The camera is decent, it will do a good jobs on photos, video is another matter and if you are the sort of person who uses your smartphone for recording a lot of videos you may want to consider something else.

Overall we really liked the Samsung Galaxy Ace, for the money it is an excellent budget smartphone, very well made and very well designed, if you are in the market for a budget Android device, I would definitely recommend you add the Samsung Galaxy Ace to your list of devices to check out.

The Samsung Galaxy Ace is available in the UK from a range of mobile operators, the model we tested was from mobile network Three, who are currently offering the Galaxy Ace for £199.99 on pay as you go and also with a range of their monthly contracts.

Make sure you check out our Samsung Galaxy Ace gallery below for lots more photos of this budget Android smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy Ace

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Smartphone Review - Hardware & Software Details

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Samsung is now become the most promising company in term of Smartphone's and Tablet computing development. Samsung has recently launched its new family member of its Samsung Galaxy Tab known as Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 device with lots of powerful feature’s. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, in its current form, was born out of a response to Apple's sleek and thin iPad tablet. The original Galaxy Tab 10.1, which hadn't reached market yet, just couldn't compete, so Samsung went back the drawing board and turned out this beauty of a tablet in record time. And this one can compete.

The original 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab was the only major iPad competitor to be released in 2010, but it was hampered by the inclusion of Android 2.2 very much an OS designed for mobile phones rather than tablets. However with the release of the tablet-tastic Android 3.1 this year, the iPad 2 is about to come up against some serious competition.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 features a large, wide-screen display that looks sharp and bright, and it rests inside a body that is incredibly thin and light. This 10-inch tablet weighs less than a number of smaller tablets on the market, yet it still packs a dual-core 1GHz processor and the latest version of Android 3.1 Honeycomb.

There still aren't very many tablet-specific Android apps, and those that exist are not that easy to find in the Android Market, but the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is still a desirable piece of kit.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the same as the device launched at Google I/O, but there's two key differences that we'll focus on here: the hardware and design, and the thoroughly different Software Version (v3.1 here versus v3.0 before).

Hardware and Design:

As is the case with all 10-inch tablets, Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a large device. Its face measures 256.6mm x 172.9mm (10.1in x 6.8in), but the entire tablet is only 8.6mm (.3in) thick. Pair that with a low 565g (19.9oz) weight and you have a device that is much easier to wield than one might expect.

On top of that, the Tab's build quality is really good. The glossy back, which is white and silver on our unit, feels good on the finger tips, and all of the parts fit tightly together. The Tab also feels very strong in spite of its low profile design. There are no buttons to be found on the front of the Galaxy Tab 10.1, only the 10.1-inch, 1280 x 800 pixel displays and the forward-facing 2 megapixel camera. When held horizontally, the volume and power controls are found on the left end of the top edge of the tablet, while the 3.5mm headphone jack is a bit over to the right. A stereo speaker port can be found on the left and right edges, one each, and the proprietary charging/data port can be found on the bottom edge.

The interior is home to an NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core 1GHz processor and 16GB (or 32GB) of internal storage. I was testing the Wi-Fi only model, but 3G-capable models are expected soon.

Software:

The primary differentiator between the Tab 10.1 LE and the far-less-limited Tab 10.1: 0.1. Android 3.1 brings along widgets that can be resized vertically and horizontally, access to the newfangled Movies section of the Android Market, improved overall performance and support for a host of USB accessories. Unfortunately, the Movies department is only open for Android 3.1 tablets with 3G radios, hence, our 16GB WiFi test unit still showed it as unavailable. 

The performance improvements, however, are here. They're subtle, sure, but you won't find us kvetching about extra speed, regardless of how minor it is. Granted, we didn't have any real qualms with performance on the Tab 10.1 Limited Edition, but it's safe to say we've even fewer qualms here. Resizing widgets worked, and worked well, but it's mildly annoying that it only supports a smattering of 'em right now -- we're hoping to see more apps updated soon to take advantage, and when that happens, homepane tweakers will no doubt find these remarkably useful. It enables each pane to be full of useful, glanceable information, a sizable calendar prevents you from having to load the app each time.

We'd also like to point out a huge, huge issue with using the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in conjunction with OS X. For whatever reason, Android File Transfer still hasn't been updated to support this slate, which means that you cannot (easily) use your Mac to transfer files onto your device. We have to wonder what Google was thinking when it fundamentally changed how Macs could interface with Android; our Nexus One (Android 2.3) simply pops up as an external drive on the desktop of a MacBook Pro, while Honeycomb devices require a dedicated piece of software that may or may not work. Blech. We're hoping Google updates AFT in the hours ahead; otherwise, you can expect the forums to come alive as Mac owners struggle to make contact with the $500+ slate they just bit on.