Oracle, Samsung team up to offer better cloud-based services

Samsung may be working on its next big release, i.e., the Galaxy S6, but the Korea based OEM is making sure it stays ahead of the tech curve. It is doing so by partnering up with Oracle to offer even better cloud-based solutions to its customers. Oracle is a known name in the enterprise world, which makes it a perfect partner for Samsung to invest its mobile experience with. “As Samsung is the global leader in handsets, Oracle needs the Korean company to boost its database cloud solutions, which the US company identified as one of its next engines,” the report quotes an official from Samsung. The BCN report however goes on to add that Oracle didn’t confirm the advancements.

This should result in some quality cloud-based services for Samsung users over the months if it does materialize. What do you think about this partnership?

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Galaxy Note Edge heads to Canada soon

In November last year the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge was launched in the US. Samsung had said from the get go that this device would only be released in a handful of markets and it looks like Canada is going to be the next one. So far the price and availability information hasn’t been made public but Best Buy has made the device available for pre-order, and the listing hints that Roger and Bell will carry the Galaxy Note Edge as well.

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge stands out from the crowd because of how its display curves over the right edge. The curved display is then used for various purposes like controlling media playback and displaying notifications.

Under the hood this smartphone has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor with 3GB RAM and Android 4.4.4. It has a 5.6-inch 1600×2560 Super AMOLED display, 16 megapixel rear and 3.7 megapixel front camera as well as 32/64 onboard storage options.

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