We have heard rumors that Samsung will be launching a second-generation Galaxy S smartphone at MWC 2011 next month and also a new Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet, and now the company has confirmed that these devices will be launching this year.
Samsung has confirmed that we will see a new dual-core Samsung Galaxy S smartphone with a Super AMOLED display, so we are guessing that is the Samsung Galaxy S2 then.
Samsung announced it will introduce the successor to its Galaxy S smartphone during the first half of 2011, featuring a dual-core processor and Super AMOLED Plus display to further enrich user experience.
Enhanced Features of the Samsung Galaxy S2
The Samsung Galaxy S2 is expected to come with a host of new features that will set it apart from its predecessor. The dual-core processor will significantly improve the device’s performance, making multitasking smoother and more efficient. The Super AMOLED Plus display is another major upgrade, offering better color accuracy, contrast, and outdoor visibility compared to the original Super AMOLED screen. This will make the Galaxy S2 an excellent choice for media consumption, gaming, and everyday use.
Additionally, the Galaxy S2 is rumored to include advanced camera capabilities, possibly featuring an 8-megapixel rear camera with full HD video recording and a front-facing camera for video calls. The device is also expected to run on the latest version of Android, providing users with access to the newest features and improvements in the operating system.
Samsung Galaxy Tab: Expanding the Tablet Lineup
Samsung is expecting to sell a massive 60 million smartphones in 2011, and they have also confirmed that we will see a new Galaxy Tab tablet launch this year. The new Galaxy Tab is anticipated to come in various sizes and configurations to cater to different user needs. Samsung stated, “Samsung will complement its Galaxy Tab with a range of devices to optimally meet various user needs.”
The new Galaxy Tab models are likely to feature improved hardware, such as faster processors, higher-resolution displays, and enhanced battery life. These upgrades will make the tablets more competitive in the market, offering users a better overall experience. The tablets are also expected to run on the latest version of Android, providing access to a wide range of apps and services.
Samsung’s strategy of offering multiple devices in the Galaxy Tab lineup aims to capture a broader audience, from casual users to professionals who require more powerful and versatile tablets for work and entertainment.
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Have a look at our Samsung Galaxy S2 Review to see what we thought of Samsung’s latest Android smartphone.
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