Samsung unveils new samsung galaxy s8

By -


Samsung unveiled the new samsung galaxy s8 flagship device, at an event in New York. the devices shows its creating a new trend in smartphone designs other brands will have to follow this. It just looks like a big screen.
While Apple pioneered the all-screen phone concept with the first iPhone, Samsung and other companies have recently pushed it further, trimming the frame around the display so much that the forehead and chin on the new Galaxy S8 are barely there.
But beyond the cosmetics of looking cool and new, thinner borders also serve a functional purpose: You can fit more screen real estate — and, therefore, more space for apps, photos or videos — in a similar-sized device, which is a good thing. Samsung is offering the Galaxy S8 in 5.8-inch and 6.2-inch sizes — compared to last year’s iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, which is available in 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch sizes.
is this smarter

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

By -
Image
Why Nest didn’t build Google’s competitor to the Amazon Echo What happened to the consumer hardware arm of Google? It’s complicated. George Frey / Getty When Google unveiled a new smart device for the home in May, many commentators online asked the same question: Why wasn’t Nest, Google’s smart-home company, unveiling it? Fair question. Acquired in 2014 for $3.2 billion, Nest brought CEO Tony Fadell, a former Apple exec who had created the iPod, and a band of Apple designers and engineers to Google. At the time, several publications and pundits said that Nest was bringing to Google not just its devices, but Apple’s sensibility and execution — a blueprint to be the internet giant’s de facto consumer hardware arm. Mark Bergen of recode.net spoke to several people close to the deal, and it seems that was never the explicit strategy of Google’s leaders. More importantly, its latest hardware, Google Home — a voice-controlled speaker a...
Read more

Keeping It Safe Digitally

By -
The fact that the entire month of October has been designated  Cyber Security Awareness Month  speaks volumes to its importance – other causes are often only granted a day or a week of observance, if they are lucky. Due to its size and daunting nature, cyber security and the issues surrounding it has been given an entire month. Of course, cyber security is something that needs to be employed constantly, 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. Despite its criticality, however, cyber security doesn’t have to be scary.  By taking a few simple precautions, maintaining a clear head and utilizing some good old-fashioned common sense, you can go a long way towards keeping yourself and your identity safe from cyber criminals.  Here are our top five tips on protecting your online identity: 1. Secure your devices .  It is surprising how many people don’t use password protection or some kind of PIN on their devices.  This is a crucial first step barrier, whether it...
Read more