Samsung is Preparing The New Galaxy Tab or Note

Samsung is Preparing The New Galaxy Tab or Note?

Samsung is Preparing The New Galaxy Tab or Note? - Samsung has not stopped surprising the market with all sorts of such devices. Most recently, South Korean vendors are reportedly preparing a tablet with the highest resolution in its class.

Of an outstanding leaked, Samsung is preparing tablet with a resolution up to 2560 x 1600! Obviously this falls into the category of high-resolution tablet.

The device has a code name SM-P900. But it is debatable whether the tablet with a high resolution for the new Galaxy Note 10.1 or Galaxy Tab 3 Plus.

A Japanese blog believe that it is another variant of the Galaxy Tab 3 which was launched some time ago. The reason is simple, because the letter P in the SM-P900 code name refers to devices without S-Pen stylus which is commonly encountered in the family of Samsung Galaxy Note.

As usual, there has been no official confirmation from Samsung regarding the leaking of the documents and the release of information related to the presence of the high-resolution tablet.

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Sony Z1 Compact is the iPhone migration choice

Sony have really landed one square on the chin of Apple with the Sony Z1 Compact. Its clear that the size and form factor of being close to the iPhone 5 size is no accident, as really there is no natural competitor to Apples flag ship until now.

While many other OEMs are hell bent on making the biggest screen, everyone seems to have forgotten about the iPhone 5 from Apple which still sells in the buckets. Most of the minis on the market are an underwhelming version of its big brother - HTC and Samsung have been guilty of making a mini in spec, mini in price policy which hasnt really worked out well for either of them.

Making the footpath to Android more accessible to something that is really needed to be addressed, sure Apple are making a bigger screen iPhone but the hearts and minds of those who accuse Fandroids of carrying a TV in their pockets needs to be won. I think the Z1 Compact is the handset to do just that.

The size is very pocket-able, the specs have remained the same, and the screen is arguably better than its big brother regardless of the lack of pixels but it has more than the iPad 3, and everyone loved that. I hold both the iPhone and Z1C in my hands and cant help but think the Z1C is much better quality to feel and looks better than the iPhone - the battery life is also better then the iPhone.

Now the trick is, can Sony get anyone to listen ? I fear it will take a huge Samsung-esq assault on the media to get many to take note and with MWC round the corner the other OEM voices will become deafening.

If you have a friend sat in Apples walled garden who is looking to kick down the fence gate, then send them to the Sony Z1 Compact to investigate, its so close in many ways with the dimension and spec wont have them running back to repair the gate. Lets kick down those walls !

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Google’s First Stock Split Is Now Ready To Go Brings Single Share Price Down To Approximately 560

Today, Google announced their earnings for Q4 of 2013 with an impressive $16.88 Billion in revenue. Of course, news came out concerning Motorola as well, with the company once again posting a loss of $384 Million. In comparison to the amount of money Google bought in, that’s a hit the search giant can take, but with Motorola now having been sold off to Lenovo, Google will one less thing to worry about shortly. As it was Google’s earnings call, a fair amount of news concerning the business side of things emerged from Mountain View today. Not a lot of it all that interesting to the likes of us, but if you like money, this sort of thing is always going to be interesting.

Google’s share price has been on the rise steadily since last year and has since climbed above the $1,000 mark, with it currently trading at $1,135.39 (at the time of writing). This has caused Google to give the greenlight to an upcoming stock split. If you’re unfamiliar with a stock split, it’s essentially what it sounds like. Stock is split by the company into less valuable shares. The stock split from Google is going to be a 2-for-1 stock split, which will see the value of each share fall by half, bringing stock prices down to around $560 or so. The split has been a long time coming, but it’s been held up by red tape and other things. The new stock will start public trading on April 3rd later this year.

Google’s stock split will produce Class C stock, which will float on the market with the original naming of GOOG, meanwhile Class A stock will trade on the market with GOOGL as its moniker. Class C stock will carry no vote, meaning no say in the direction of the company. While this sort of thing is fairly common, it’s the first time that Google will be offering a stock split and could mean big things for the search giant. The company’s valuation sees no effect, so don’t expect Google to suddenly fall overnight as a result. If you have stock in Google, or might be considering buying some of the new Class C stock, reach out in the comments below!

Source: VentureBeat

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