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Showing posts with label samsung. Show all posts
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Monday, September 19, 2016
Friday, September 16, 2016
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Sale
Don't Miss This Sale: Samsung Galaxy Note 5! Built for convenience and productivity, the Note5 includes a high-precision, pressure-sensitive S Pen stylus that stays safely tucked inside the phone's body until you click it. The Note5 is compatible with wireless charging pads letting you quickly charge the battery without a cord.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Samsung Gear VR
Mobile virtual reality is finally here. With the Samsung Gear VR, you can play amazing games, watch Hollywood's best movies in your own private cinema (or even on the moon!), socialize with friends, be at the center of a suspense thriller, and so much more. The GearVR drops you right into the action. Now available at Reagan Wireless.
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Friday, October 23, 2015
Friday, October 16, 2015
Samsung releases new pink Note 5 to combat iPhone 6S in South Korea.
The South Korean electronics giant is bringing two new colours of the Galaxy Note 5 to its home country -- just in time for the iPhone 6S' October 23 launch.
The premium smartphone battleground hit a new level of intensity last month when Apple began its ongoing worldwide rollout of the iPhone 6S, which on October 23 will finally hit South Korea. Local giant Samsung, however, is looking to make its Californian rival fight for every inch of marketshare.
On Thursday, the South Korean company announced it will be releasing the Galaxy Note 5 in two new colours, titanium silver and pink gold. Particularly noteworthy is the pink gold variant, which seems to be a direct response to Apple's rose gold iPhone 6S.
Though the announcement only pertained to South Korea, a Samsung spokesperson told CNET that "the introduction of new colour variations for the Galaxy Note 5 will gradually be expanded to other Asian countries but release details are still being worked out."
The smartphone, which has been praised for its strong build quality and camera, now comes in five colours: the new two options, as well as the original gold platinum, black sapphire and white pearl.
Samsung certainly has reason to boost its lineup ahead of Apple's new offering. 13 million iPhone 6S units were sold during the device's first weekend of availability globally. Meanwhile, market analysts at TrendForce expect that Samsung's global smartphone shipments in 2015 will see a 1 percent decline from 2014, following seven straight quarters of falling profits for the company, which is still the industry marketshare leader.
This move also isn't the only market-specific release from the company. On Wednesday the company unveiled the Z3, a 5-inch smartphone that runs on Samsung's own Tizen operating system aimed at India's budget phone market, with a selling price of 8,490 rupees ($130, AU$180 or £85).
Daniel Kaufman, Pres. & CEO, Reagan Wireless Corp.
www.reaganwireless.com
The premium smartphone battleground hit a new level of intensity last month when Apple began its ongoing worldwide rollout of the iPhone 6S, which on October 23 will finally hit South Korea. Local giant Samsung, however, is looking to make its Californian rival fight for every inch of marketshare.
On Thursday, the South Korean company announced it will be releasing the Galaxy Note 5 in two new colours, titanium silver and pink gold. Particularly noteworthy is the pink gold variant, which seems to be a direct response to Apple's rose gold iPhone 6S.
Though the announcement only pertained to South Korea, a Samsung spokesperson told CNET that "the introduction of new colour variations for the Galaxy Note 5 will gradually be expanded to other Asian countries but release details are still being worked out."
The smartphone, which has been praised for its strong build quality and camera, now comes in five colours: the new two options, as well as the original gold platinum, black sapphire and white pearl.
This move also isn't the only market-specific release from the company. On Wednesday the company unveiled the Z3, a 5-inch smartphone that runs on Samsung's own Tizen operating system aimed at India's budget phone market, with a selling price of 8,490 rupees ($130, AU$180 or £85).
Daniel Kaufman, Pres. & CEO, Reagan Wireless Corp.
www.reaganwireless.com
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Monday, October 12, 2015
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Now in stock Samsung Galaxy S5.
Simply inspired, the Samsung Galaxy S5 makes every day better in ways big and small. HD movies and games roar to life. Make split-second moments yours with the fast camera. Track fitness levels down to your heartbeat. Secure the phone with your fingerprint. The Galaxy S5 now in stock is available in Charcoal Black or Shimmery White.
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Thursday, July 2, 2015
Know how to save a wet phone? It's not with a dryer and it's not with rice.
It's not with a dryer and it's not with rice.
Daniel Kaufman, Pres. & CEO, Reagan Wireless Corp.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
What’s next for the Samsung Galaxy S5? Rumors By Daniel Kaufman, Reagan Wireless
What’s next for the Samsung Galaxy S5? Rumors
By Daniel Kaufman
Reagan Wireless
Now that 2014 is here, it looks like it's time to start thinking about the next-gen smartphones this year is bound to bring us. Well, if there's anything I am certain about, that's the fact that in just a few days (February 24), Samsung Galaxy S5 will be unveiled in a press conference called “Unpacked 5”.
There are lots of rumors out there about the new S5. Everyone is hoping for the best to come for this device. Surpassing the LG Flex with its curved screen, and improving its look by going metal like the HTC ONE and iPhone 5S.
In January, it was rumoured that the Galaxy S5 could feature a brand new UI, a 2014 edition of the Samsung TouchWiz UX that sports a whole new redesign. This could also run on a 5.25-inch QHD 2K resolution display. The QHD panel would offer a stunning resolution of 2560 x 1440p with a 560ppi image density.
Other speculations say that Samsung will be launching the S5 with a 64-bit processor and a whacking 8GB of RAM. The South Korean electronics giant announced the 8 GB chip at the end of 2013. The chip should use around 40 percent less battery power and help power higher resolution displays.
By Daniel Kaufman
Reagan Wireless
Now that 2014 is here, it looks like it's time to start thinking about the next-gen smartphones this year is bound to bring us. Well, if there's anything I am certain about, that's the fact that in just a few days (February 24), Samsung Galaxy S5 will be unveiled in a press conference called “Unpacked 5”.
There are lots of rumors out there about the new S5. Everyone is hoping for the best to come for this device. Surpassing the LG Flex with its curved screen, and improving its look by going metal like the HTC ONE and iPhone 5S.In January, it was rumoured that the Galaxy S5 could feature a brand new UI, a 2014 edition of the Samsung TouchWiz UX that sports a whole new redesign. This could also run on a 5.25-inch QHD 2K resolution display. The QHD panel would offer a stunning resolution of 2560 x 1440p with a 560ppi image density.
Other speculations say that Samsung will be launching the S5 with a 64-bit processor and a whacking 8GB of RAM. The South Korean electronics giant announced the 8 GB chip at the end of 2013. The chip should use around 40 percent less battery power and help power higher resolution displays.
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