Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 - Latest Indian Official ROM Released - DDLC1

Samsung just released the official ROM for Indian's for their Samsung Galaxy Note N7000.

DDLC1 which was released long ago was still pending for the Indian users. Its just released but the tag given to it is March. May be th ROM was ready and under testing condition for its late release for public. Anyways its never to late as they say.

Here is the download link to get the file - Downlaod

We all are still desperate to get Official ICS for Indian region which should be stable and work smoothly. I hope Samsung releases it soon. Will update it as soon as its out for us. Keep track of this space :)

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Flipboard for Android - Download

At the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S III, one unexpected inclusion was the Flipboard app — supposedly exclusive to the handset for the first few months. However, despite the fact that the Galaxy S III hasn't even been released yet, the Flipboard APK has been posted to the xda-developers forums, allowing any handset to grab the social newsreader. We grabbed the app and loaded it onto an HTC One X, where it runs totally smoothly, and it's worth noting that xda's forum members say it runs just as well on older handsets like the original Galaxy S.

Setting up the app is as simple as picking the topics you're interested in, with Flipboard suggesting common categories, then swiping through the headlines (with large, eye-catching images) until you find something you want to read. From there, tapping through to the story lets you swipe through the pages in the same way. One promised component of the app that hasn't made it to the leaked APK is the widget view, suggesting that this might be an early build, but it's stable enough for everyday use. (Update: some users are reporting that the widget works, we're still unable to see it.) If you decide to give it a try, you'll need to toggle the "Allow installation of non-Market apps" under your Android phone's security settings.

Download the apk file here and install it 

Source: http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/9/3009124/flipboard-android-leak-xda-developers

Samsung Galaxy SIII - Rs.35,999/-

The company will hold a launch event sometime in the 1st week of June and immediately have the device available in the market. The pricing information also seems to be hinting that the device will be launched at Rs. 35999/- as the MRP on the boxed unit of the Galaxy SIII.

The Samsung Galaxy SIII, an upgrade to the superbly popular Samsung Galaxy SII, was launched last week at an even held in London. 

The company has taken a different approach to the design of its handset and instead of the boxy design have now gone with a more fluid and organic design with rounded edges. The S3 comes with a 4.8 inch Super AMOLED Display with a resolution of 720 x 1280 px making it 306 pixels per inch. An 8MP camera with HD video and a 1.9MP front camera for HD Video calling.

As far as the chipset is concerned, the Exynos 4212 Quad core with 1.4GHz clock speed goes under the hood along side a Mali-400MP GPU. Three storage options 16/32/64 GB storage and 1 GB RAM give the buyer possibly the best set.

The Galaxy SIII will only be available in the 16GB version in India.

Source: http://igyaan.in/2012/05/23316/exclusive-samsung-galaxy-siii-launching-in-india-1st-week-of-june-prices-out

Samsung Galaxy SIII - A Closer Look

I was watching the Live Coverage of the launch of Samsung Galaxy SIII. This video shows a lil more about the new gadget which will hit the market on 29th May (Including India).

 Front View of Samsung Galaxy SIII

 2 colours - Black and Pebble White

Has Android 4/ICS with Touchwiz

Thought I'd share this for folks to have a lil' sneek peek of Samsung Galaxy SIII, Expectedly the greated mobile of 2012 and some of its features.

Leave your comment about what you feel about this new Super Fast phone Samsung has just released.

Live Coverage - Samsung Galaxy SIII

Watch Galaxy SIII's Live Video Coverage Here:

http://bcove.me/p5x476i1