الجمعة، 21 أبريل 2017

You can buy a 24K gold plated Galaxy S8 and S8+ from Legend

If Samsung’s new flagship smartphones aren’t blingy enough for you (even in their golden color variants), and if you have enough money to burn, you should have a look at Legend’s 24K gold-plated, diamond-studded Galaxy S8 and S8+.

The Helsinki, Finland-based brand has developed a new way to cover the Galaxy S8′s glass back as well as its metal sides with 24K gold. The company will also add VVS1-grade diamonds around the Samsung logo at the back.

The company has priced the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ at €2790 and €2890, respectively. However, if you want to spend even more, the company’s designer will help you add a custom logo, hand engraving, and even exotic leather to your device.

Samsung Galaxy S8 24K Gold Plated



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Watchface Friday: Here’s four of this week’s best watchfaces

It’s Friday, so it’s time for another edition of Watchface Friday! For those unaware, every Friday, we highlight a selection of our favorite watchfaces for the Gear S3 classic and Gear S3 frontier. All of the offerings are available to download through the Galaxy Apps Store, so you can rest assured that you won’t have to search all over the Internet to find something we’ve listed.

Gear S3 classic

Elegant Classic Pro

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Nerd Motivation One Light Blue

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Gear S3 frontier

Anacott Steel Wall Street Edition

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SamWatch AD B

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SamMobile Daily Recap: April 21, 2017 — Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ and more!

Samsung will start the production of 7th generation OLED displays soon

Samsung Display, the world’s largest smartphone OLED panel manufacturer with more than 95 percent market share, is looking to expand its market share even further. The company will reportedly start the production of its seventh-generation smartphone OLED panels soon, while competitors are still trying to focus on sixth-generation OLED display panels.

An analyst told The Investor that Samsung’s new A4 production line will start manufacturing seventh generation OLED panels for smartphones as early as Q2 next year. The company will reportedly add foldable OLEDs, chip-on-plastic OLEDs, and 4K (800 ppi) OLED panels in its arsenal to keep its dominating position for years to come.

“Its smaller rivals will be catching up with Samsung in production volume of sixth-generation OLED panels in the coming years. Samsung is likely to turn its eyes to the larger seventh-generation OLED panels for better productivity,” Yi Choong-hoon, CEO of display research firm UBI Research, said in a recent report.



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Sprint launches Samsung Galaxy S8 with BOGO promotion

Sprint has today kicked off a BOGO deal on the newly-launched Galaxy S8. As part of the promotion, customers can snag themselves two handsets for the price of one for just $31.25 per month. The offer is available for both new and existing customers from April 21 through April 27, but they’ll need to activate a new line to be eligible.

Related content: Galaxy S8 and S8+ will not have pesky carrier branding in the US

The operator is also offering those interested an opportunity to enrol in the Galaxy Forever program, which makes it possible to upgrade to the latest Galaxy smartphone any time after 12 consecutive lease payments — so if you’re looking to pick up the Galaxy S9 (yes, Samsung’s already started working on it) when it launches, it’s in your best interest to sign up.



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The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ launch today

After waiting for what felt like an eternity, the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ have finally launched. Although, Samsung’s claiming the handsets are only available in four markets — Canada, Korea, Puerto Rico and the United States — but that’s not technically true, as customers all over the globe started receiving pre-orders as early as Wednesday.

Read more: Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ review: Samsung brings us the future, but it’s not perfect yet

For those in need of a refresher, the Galaxy S8 sports a 5.8-inch Infinity Display, an Exynos 8895/Snapdragon 835 processor, a 12MP rear-facing camera, an 8MP selfie shooter and a 3,000mAh battery. The Galaxy S8+, on the other hand, packs almost identical internals, with the main differences being it has a larger 6.2-inch screen and a 3,500mAh cell.



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Galaxy S8 Tip: Let the callee know that your call is important using this feature

The Galaxy S8 or S8+, which were officially launched today, come with a newer user interface with improved icons and a lot of new features. One of those features is the Important Call feature in its dialer app. When you want to let the other person (the callee) know that you need to talk to them urgently, you can activate this option through the dialer app.

When the Important Call feature is activated by the caller, the callee can see the Important Call tag in front the caller’s name. The person will then know that it’s an important call, so they won’t miss it even if they’re in a meeting. The Important Call tag also shows up in the call log section. However, this feature just works between two Galaxy S8/S8+ devices as of now.

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Check out our other Galaxy S8 and S8+ tips and tricks, and be on the lookout for more in the coming days.



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