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You remember in the past how you would watch a James Bond film and pretty much everything the guy was using seemed like a gadget that would almost never make it into reality? Well, that has changed and we are finally seeing that crazy technology arrive in stores.

One of the coolest things we have seen presented at this year’s CES show is the Samsung Smart Window. Minority Report? It’s here. From turning your window black, to checking out what is going on in the web or Twitter or Facebook, you can do it all with the smart window and from outside you will not see the same as from the inside. Really cool, check out the window here above to see what this amazing gadget can do.

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Prior to CES 2012, Samsung has announced the new DV300F dual view WiFi camera. In terms of picture quality the 16 MP camera might not compete with the other cameras that we usually report about, yet it comes with some interesting other features.

A second screen is placed on the front, making self portraits much easier. Furthermore it comes with WiFi connectivity, allowing you to backup your images over the Internet, and you can even control the camera with your Android phone (the iOS version of this functionality will also release). Other cool little features include the Artistic Brush, turning an image or movie into a work of art, or the Motion Photo, which allows you to freeze time around a moving subject for dramatic effect.

For the hobby user the new Samsung might be an interesting choice!

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Samsung goes in on the iPhone’s release lines and the Apple product only oriented consumer who fills them with this parody video. Samsung has its Galaxy 2 for those who have not conformed to the iPhone and from what people say, it’s a very serious device. Anyway, peep the video as it is rather comical.

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Just yesterday we presented the Motorola Droid RAZR Android smartphone and today another exciting addition to the Android family of devices has been previewed – the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Developed in partnership with Google, Samsung presents a device packed with all sorts of great features, including curved contour glass, HD Super AMOLED display, 1GB RAM, 16-32GB of internal storage, 5 megapixel rear camera and 1.3 megapixel front camera with 1080 HD video capabilities. Furthermore it comes with the latest version of Android, Android 4.0, including some interesting new features, such as voice typing, Google+ integration, single motion panoramic camera, Android Beam and a lot more.

You can sign up here to find out more about the release.

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Samsung has officially unveiled their new Galaxy Note smartphone. Featuring a large 5.3″ screen, the phone comes with the first HD Super AMOLED display in the market. Furthermore it comes with the S Pen, which allows you for input closer to an actual pen. Other features include an 8 megapixel camera on the back, 2 megapixel camera on the front and long battery life. The device will be running on Android 2.3.

Here below is a video on the new Samsung Galaxy Note, giving you a better idea of the performance and features.

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Samsung’s flagship Android phone, the Galaxy S II, is now available in the U.S. on Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile. The stateside models all feature Android 2.3, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 16GB of memory, an 8MP rear camera (2MP front) and measure around 1/3 of an inch thick.

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Here’s yet another new digital camera to look forward to in the coming months. The Samsung NX200’s key feature is a huge 20.3MP APS-C sensor, delivering professional quality images in a lightweight, sleek form. Further highlights include full 1080p HD video recording and 7 fps Continuous Shot mode. The US price is $899.99.

Have a closer look and read the full spec list after the click.

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Once again Giorgio Armani teams up with Samsung to release yet another phone. This time they present the Galaxy S Android operated phone.

“The Android-operated Galaxy S features a 5-megapixel camera, multimedia player, push e-mail and 16 gigabytes of memory. The phone will retail at around 700 euros, or about $965 at current exchange, and will be available in Giorgio Armani boutiques and leading mobile retailers in Italy, France, the U.K., Germany, Dubai, China, Hong Kong, Spain, Russia and the Netherlands starting from December.” Via WWD.

The branding is kept to a minimum and this might be in terms of functionality once of the very first interesting fashion phones. At the same time, the question arises, why one would pay the added Armani pricetag, with little to no added value in terms of functionality and design.

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MetroPCS and Samsung got together with graffiti artist Mr. Cartoon to collaborate on the Samsung Messager phone. The limited edition Samsung Messager will be available to consumers in all MetroPCS markets. Mister Cartoon wallpapers, ringtones and animation are preloaded on the handsets with additional downloads available from the MetroPCS Web site. A portion of revenues generated from this MetroPCS and SA Studios Global initiative will go directly to funding community art centers, outreach programs for at-risk youth and art supplies for local Los Angeles schools, Mister Cartoon’s hometown. Additionally, the first ten phones in the series will be auctioned for charity on the MetroPCS Web site in the month of August.

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