What is Youm Display? Is it begining of a new era.

The Korean Giant Samsung is launching a phone with a flexible screen, Samsung is hinting at a day when we might fold up our large phone or tablet screens as if they were maps. The Korean electronics company provided a glimpse of such a device at a keynote speech at the International CES gadget show in Las Vegas this january.
 
Samsung Youm Brand Dreams Up Ideas for Flexible Displays

 

As promised to show off bendable displays at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, Stephen Woo, president of Samsung's Device Solutions Division, announced the launch of a brand called "Youm," which he said "doesn't just bend the rules of display technologies, it completely rewrites them." Woo introduced Brian Berkeley, senior vice president of Samsung San Jose Display Lab, who showed off two prototype devices.  

The first, a smartphone-plus of sorts, featured a thin box, about the size small jewelry might come in. It emitted a plastic strip that behaved like a smartphone display, flashing video ads as Berkeley bent it forward and backward. The plastic—which Samsung engineers have figured out how to use instead of glass—appeared to have the flexibility of a strip of photo negatives (remember those?).

The second device was something of a small tablet or very large phone, with a screen that extended just over its side. This extra "canvas," said Berkeley, could be used, for example, to display an important message when the device wasn't in use. Woo cued a short film that showed off two other concept devices. The first was roughly the size of a thick Galaxy S III, but opened like a book to create a single, larger display. Another, roughly the shape and size of a harmonica, featured a thin, plastic display that shot out from its side at the touch of a button.

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New Shape Shifting Flexible Display From Samsung

Samsung has demonstrated a new flexible OLED display at CES 2013 called 'Youm'

As rumored in the approach to CES, Samsung unveiled a prototype of a flexible screen can change the future of computing said. Samsung has unveiled President Dr. Stephen Wu in his speech, which also revealed eight processor - core mobile flexible display technology enthusiasm to the public today. Today is designed to provide a shape factor much thinner for mobile devices, with colors and contrast. Revealed Brian Berkeley, vice president of supply laboratory model of Samsung mobile phone with a flexible screen wrapped around the side of the phone, which can be seen updates to the plan.
Samsung has also played the concept of the video, which appeared on the flip phone that seemed to double as a wallet, and the model has transformed from a small phone in the panel. Although the company could take years away from commercialization, it was shown in the concept of the video, it seems that Samsung has a very promising proposal to change the shape of the horizon. Wu also accused Eric Rudder, CEO of Microsoft technical strategy, which revealed that Windows Phone Samsung flexible screen may seem - a slim touch screen flip full product. With today, "any object or surface can be the computer," said the rudder. 

As you can see in the report, you can create a variety of keyboards using this technology, a feature that can be useful for people who like the idea of ​​a touchscreen, but I'm a better tactile feedback of real buttons . I am sure that other applications will be possible, but I'm not sure if this is even possible at this stage much less marketable in the foreseeable future.

 

New HTC 'Butterfly' Smartphone

Taiwan's HTC has unveiled a new smartphone boasting a higher resolution display than Apple's iPhone 5. The firm's chief executive Peter Chou said at the launch in Taipei that they were 'confident that HTC Butterfly would set a new example for high-end smartphones,' News.com.au reports. Have a look at its design and features:

The new 'Butterfly' has a 5-inch screen with a pixel density of 440 ppi (pixels per inch) and full 1080P HD resolution, while iPhone 5 has 4-inch screen at 326 ppi at a lower resolution.

HTC Butterfly is slimmer, curvier, and more comfortable than any other phone of its kind.

Power and performance of the phone is faster with its latest generation 1.5 GHz Quad-Core S4 processor.

This Smartphone has a total storage of 16GB and expansion card slot supports microSD™ memory card for up to 32GB additional storage. It has 2 GB RAM.

The new 'Butterfly' has exclusive built-in amplifier for Beats Audio™ with which you can listen to high-definition music.

HTC sells its own smartphones and also makes handsets for a number of leading US companies, including Google's Nexus One.

The company has recently unveiled a new series of smartphones as it faces intense competition from Apple and South Korea's Samsung and seen its third quarter profit tumble 79.1 per cent year-on-year.

The phone comes with 8 megapixel camera with auto focus, LED flash, and BSI sensor. This is a new addition to a host of HTC smartphone family. Have a look at other smartphones by HTC:

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We've now spent a few months living day in, day out with the Samsung Galaxy S3 - also known as the Samsung Galaxy SIII - so check out our findings.

We've also got the latest version of the software, so we've updated the review with all the fancy new features as well. We have also added our early thoughts on how the Samsung Galaxy S3's specs compare to those of the iPhone 5.

With the latest version of Android, a whopping 4.8-inch Super AMOLED HD screen and a whole suite of Apple-beating features, is the new Samsung Galaxy S3 the greatest phone ever?

Samsung has made a big deal about this phone, not only choosing to launch it at a big and glitzy standalone event in London but also claiming it had nearly 10 million pre-orders before it'd even launched.

The price is pretty palatable for a top-end phone – which is already much, much cheaper than any iPhone would ever launch for.But let's get down to the main question – is this the phone you should be spending your hard-earned cash on?

The first impression I came away with was not that the screen was the best on the market, although it has a depth, responsiveness and sharpness that bests, to my mind the HTC One X, although I wasn’t able to compare the two directly. Nor that the huge 4.8” screen was too big, although it’s heading that way. The compelling thing about the S3 is the package it offers. Like the iPhone 4S after the 4, it offers iterative improvements over its predecessor, but the total effect is to create a radically innovative new device. 

In among those things is a new sensor that tracks your eyes – so long as you’re looking at the S3’s screen, it won’t dim or lock itself. Yes, you could just set the screen timer to longer, but “Smart Stay” means you don’t have to. In use, the feature seemed to work very well, with a little icon indicating the phone is watching your eyes.

On a similar note, if you’re looking at a contact, or a message from a contact, the S3 automatically dials that person when you put the phone to your face. It’s one less button to press. 

An improvement to voice control, called S-Voice, that lets users control their phone using normal, natural language. So it’s like Siri, only it does more – you can say volume up, for instance, and the phone will filter out the noise of the song it’s playing so it can hear you. The S, we assume, stands for Samsung. 

Elsewhere, the phone adds useful features that, for instance, can automatically share a photograph you take with people whose faces are recognised, called 'Buddy Photo Share', or display social media profiles directly on a photograph when those face are recognised. These are features that are useful rather than revolutionary, but they feel like they will be obvious standards in the near future. Tagging groups and offering an automatic slideshow zooming into the faces in a picture are also useful additions. Samsung, unless the patent wars cause further upset, is setting new standards. 

When it comes to features such as S-Beam, which transfers files quickly between devices by touching them together, or sharing the phone’s screen content with other devices, these are increasingly becoming more widespread industry standards, as indicated on the new Motorola Razr, which offers similar concepts. The Samsung processor is fast enough to allow crystal clear video to play in a window on your homescreens, which again is nifty, but not vital. 

Are there areas where the phone disappoints? The camera is just 8MP – good, but not market leading – although it has been upgraded to offer a 20-shot burst mode and the automatic selection of a best picture. The firm insists on pre-loading apps which I don’t see much use for – while Dropbox (including a remarkable 50GB of storage for two years) and Flipboard are useful, the Music, Game and Video Hubs will have to offer remarkable content to outplay the entirety of the app store, Google Play. 

I didn’t get long enough with the phone to talk about the battery life – a 2,100mAh battery is big, but this is a demanding phone that users will have on more than ever before, not only thanks to the screen that stays on because you’re looking at it. Samsung assures me that the performance will be better than the SII; it needs to be much better. It’s good to see, however, that one of the range of optional accessories will be wireless charging, via a special back and charging pad ideal for the bedside table. 

Overall, the device is in many ways much like its predecessor: does it feel as solid or heavy in the hand as the iPhone? No, although it’s certainly a lot bigger. Is it a different, superb product in its own right? Absolutely. On spending just a short time with the S3, I’m confident in saying that it’s a worthy successor to the globally popular S2. But I also want to see how much all those new features make a real difference in everyday use to form a fuller opinion.

Specifications:
Screen:
4.8” Super Amoled HD display
Storage:
16/32/64GB depending on model, plus expandable MicroSD card
Cloud storage:
50GB Dropbox for two years
Colour:
Pebble blue or marble white
Battery:
2,100mAh (wireless charging optional extra)
Camera:
8MP rear; 1.9 MP front
Resolution:
720 x 1280 px (306ppi)
RAM:
1GB
Dimensions:
136.6 x 70.6 x 8.55 mm
Weight:
133g
Operating System:
Android 4.0.4
Processor:
Exynos 4 Quad (1.4GHz)

The Samsung Galaxy S3 is, according to Samsung anyway, 'inspired by nature – it sees, listens, responds, and enables you to share the greatest moments'
While this is all a little hyperbolic, the nature theme is certainly present when you handle the phone for the first time. 

Brushed polycarbonate – you've got a choice of 'Marble White' and 'Pebble Blue' – adorns the large device, which runs in with dimensions of 136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6mm, despite still having to pack in a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED HD screen.

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The iPhone 5 officially launched in India last Friday, and just a day later, stores were selling out of their stock. Don't get too excited. Indian sources note only about 15,000 phones were made available for that market, so a sellout isn't too surprising. There were about 100,000 phones made available to India in the first month. An additional 200,000 are expected to arrive by the end of December.

The iPhone 5 isn't cheap in India. In addition to service and shipment fees, India's currency also plays a factor. The low-end 16 GB iPhone sells for 45,500 rupees, or about US$833 (as of this writing). When you combine those prices with the fact that these phones did sell out, there's a really big indicator of why Apple is so interested to get sales rolling overseas, and why it expects places like India and China both to be such big markets in the future.

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