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Samsung Enhances Mobile Enterprise Solutions on Range of Smartphone and Smart Media Devices,
- Samsung partners with Cisco, Sybase, SAP, Citrix, and SDS to demonstrate enterprise mobile solutions across broad portfolio of products
BARCELONA, February 13, 2011 – Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, today announced a new range of enterprise mobility solutions for its Smartphone and Smart Media Devices. Compatible with Samsung’s new Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab products, the move demonstrates Samsung’s strong commitment to enterprise customers, driving a more flexible and connected mobile workforce. Developed in collaboration with industry-leading partners, Samsung’s enterprise mobility solutions have been designed to improve productivity and profitability.
The expansion of Samsung’s enterprise mobility offering encompasses a suite of solutions targeted at the increasing needs of mobile workforces. Cisco, Citrix, Sybase, SDS and Calgary Scientific have all worked closely with Samsung to produce a variety of enterprise mobility solutions across a number of fields. These include security, virtualization, unified communication and collaboration, healthcare solutions, and messaging. The solutions will provide flexibility and connectivity for mobile workforces, ensuring that users are able to operate efficiently on the move.
“Samsung has been working to meet increasing demand from our enterprise customers and worked to enable higher productivity wherever they are. We have ensured that we have worked with the very best partners in harnessing the power of our dual core products so as to increase functionality and connectivity for enterprise customers.”
“In our newly launched Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab devices, we have the most powerful, capable and connected devices on the market. Working with our enterprise solutions partners, we have leveraged our innovation to meet the demands of a diverse mobile workforce” said JK Shin, president and head of Samsung’s Mobile Communications Business. “These solutions use unrivalled processing speeds and connectivity to make our enterprise customers more productive and profitable than ever before.”
Ray Smets, vice president and general manager, Wireless Networking business unit, Cisco said, “Having your enterprise collaboration tools at your fingertips is a must for workers on the go. We worked closely with Samsung to ensure our WebEx meetings and Cisco mobile applications are easy to access over Cisco’s highly secure wireless networks from their new Galaxy S II Android smartphone and upcoming tablet devices.”
“As more employees are empowered with mobile access to enterprise systems, applications and data through their device of choice, the requirement for IT to support the widening array of device types can be extremely complex and unwieldy,” said Willie Jow, vice president enterprise mobility, Sybase. “The combination of Samsung’s leading devices and Sybase’s best-in-class mobile device management and security solution now bring Android to the level enterprises require for full-scale deployments.”
A number of these solutions work seamlessly with the newly-launched Galaxy S II, a Dual-Core smartphone that packs latest multimedia and data communication features and a next-generation Super AMOLED Plus display into a beautifully crafted design. These solutions include:
- Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync – The comprehensive mobile implementation of Exchange ActiveSync, which provides the most policies and restrictions support among Android ActiveSync clients, along with e-mail, calendar, contacts and tasks synchronization with a Microsoft Exchange Server
- On Device Encryption – A security solution that enables the protection of mobile data without the need to sacrifice speed and functionality. Superior performance can also be achieved when incorporated with Sybase Afaria Mobile Device Management and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, both of which complement the encryption support with their own mechanisms.
- Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client - Provides reliable and easy-to-deploy encrypted network connectivity by delivering persistent corporate access for users on the go. Whether providing access to business email, a virtual desktop session, or most other Android applications, AnyConnect enables business-critical application connectivity
- Sybase Afaria Advanced Enterprise Security (AES) for Android – Afaria is the industry's most powerful and flexible mobile device management and security solution for the enterprise. Sybase has expanded its partnership with Samsung to deliver its Afaria Advanced Enterprise Security (AES) for Android, providing breakthrough security and application management for Galaxy S II.
- Cisco WebEx Meeting Center – Enables a workforce to stay connected to important meetings wherever they are while using Samsung Galaxy devices; users can view shared desktops, browsers, applications and documents with live annotations, meaning that they won’t miss a thing during that vital conference call. With unique Samsung integrations, users can escalate a phone call to a WebEx meeting with one click, or start a meeting directly from a contact list.
- Cisco Mobile– Allows the workforce to make and receive calls over Wi-Fi using an Android interface, providing significant cost-efficiencies for an international workforce.Cisco Mobile for Android also lets users access their corporate directory, manage multiple calls, move calls from Wi-Fi to cellular networks, and enjoy many other features that make the mobile workforce more productive
In addition to these solutions, Samsung has also been working with leading partners to ensure that a variety of enterprise mobility solutions are available for its tablet range which has also been expanded with the announcement of the Galaxy Tab. These devices will be capable of handling a variety of robust, top-quality mobile enterprise solutions:
- Cisco Safety and Security Solution – Enables agencies to communicate across devices, share information and improve their security and emergency response capabilities; rich media can also be shared between dispatch control and the workforce.
- SAP Business Objects Explorer - A business-oriented search application allows huge volumes of corporate data to be accessed easily and simply, with data visually and graphically displayed automatically. Results can also be instantly shared with others, leading to an enterprise solution that genuinely increases productivity and the quality of the final product.
- SAP StreamWork– a Software as a Service collaborative decision-making application that bring together people, information, and business methods to drive fast, meaningful results. The mobile application for SAP StreamWork ensures you can keep collaborating with your team and driving activities forward, even if you’re not at your desk. With the mobile app, you’ll also be able to take advantage of features your device already has – like its address book, camera, voice notes, files, and other media content
- SAP Mobile EMR by Samsung(SDS) – A solution for Medical Professionals, it provides instant, secure access to a chronological overview of a patient’s vital signs, instant insight into available clinical documents as well as the ability to use image comparison facilities to display and compare x-rays, sonograms and other visualizations. All of this is targeted at making the lives of doctors easier to manage, and allow them to focus further on providing a high-quality service.
- Citrix Receiver – Citrix Receiver is a high performance, universal client technology that enables secure, on-demand access to virtual desktops and apps from anywhere, instantly turning your Samsung Tab into a powerful and portable business tool with all of your existing Windows, web and SaaS apps.
France Telecom-Orange is one of the world’s leading telecommunications operators with 172,000 employees worldwide, including 105,000 employees in France, and sales of 45.3 billion euros in 2011. Present in 35 countries, the Group had a customer base of 226 million customers at 31 December 2011, including 147 million customers under the Orange brand, the Group's single brand for internet, television and mobile services in the majority of countries where the company operates. At 31 December 2011, the Group had 167 million mobile customers and 14 million broadband internet (ADSL, fibre) customers worldwide.
Orange is one of the main European operators for mobile and broadband internet services and, under the brand Orange Business Services, is one of the world leaders in providing telecommunication services to multinational companies.
With its industrial project, "conquests 2015", Orange is simultaneously addressing its employees, customers and shareholders, as well as the society in which the company operates, through a concrete set of action plans. These commitments are expressed through a new vision of human resources for employees; through the deployment of a network infrastructure upon which the Group will build its future growth; through the Group's ambition to offer a superior customer experience thanks in particular to improved quality of service; and through the acceleration of international development
To access from every place to international news, a summary of the latest press releases or France Telecom stock quote, the mobile version of orange.com offers tactile icons for smartphones and remains fully ergonomic to the other terminals.
Network,
The new “digital ecosystem” is characterised by a huge increase in the volume of data transferred. To cement its position, the Group has an international very-high-speed broadband network which is more and more efficient. Fixed and mobile infrastructure, and data transportation – core business of the Group - play a key role in its strategy and remain a driver of growth. The Group is continuing to extend its fixed and mobile coverage and speed, in mature countries as well as emerging countries, in order to meet the ever increasing needs of its customers and make Orange their preferred partner.
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RIM says it won't ditch keypads on BlackBerry phones,
TORONTO — Research in Motion Ltd. says future BlackBerry models will still offer physical keyboards.
Some reports suggested RIM would ditch the physical keys favored by its users, but CEO Thorsten Heins said Wednesday that RIM won’t lose the focus on physical keypads.
Heins unveiled a prototype touchscreen BlackBerry on Tuesday.
But he said the new line of smartphones due for release later this year will include both touchscreens and keypads. RIM spokeswoman Tenille Kennedy also confirmed that the new BlackBerry 10 operating system will include new phones with physical keyboards.
“It would be wrong — just plain wrong” not to, Heins told reporters at an annual conference in Orlando, Fla., on Wednesday.
The Canadian company gave developers a prototype BlackBerry on Tuesday in an effort to help them develop apps for the new software system. Heins stressed that the device is not the final product.
Heins acknowledged Wednesday that RIM needs to improve its marketing and he has vowed to hire a chief marketing officer soon.
The Waterloo, Ontario-based company has long dominated the corporate smartphone market. Its BlackBerrys are known for their security and reliability. President Barack Obama even refused to part with his BlackBerry after he took office.
But the once iconic company has had difficulty competing in North America with flashier, consumer-oriented phones such as Apple Inc.’s iPhone and models that run Google Inc.’s Android software.
RIM is also dealing with a “bring your down device” trend, in which employees bring their personal iPhones or Android devices to work instead of relying on BlackBerrys issued by their employers.
Analysts say RIM’s future depends on the new BlackBerry 10 software platform, although many say it may be too late.
RIM has been undergoing a comprehensive strategic review for the last three months. Heins was promoted to CEO in January after the company’s two long-time chiefs stepped down.
Its stock dropped 68 cents, or 5 percent, to $12.80 Wednesday. The shares have lost almost three-quarters of their value over the past 12 months.
Jefferies analyst Peter Misek, who is in Orlando for the conference, said he was disappointed that Heins said he would wait to see what kind of traction BlackBerry 10 got before pursuing possible licensing deals for things like RIM’s popular BlackBerry messenger service. He also said there was no mergers-and-acquisition talk, and said that the fact that RIM released a prototype means the new BlackBerrys won’t be out until the end of the year. He said those three reasons drove down the stock.
“It’s basically status quo until the end of the year and that’s tough for investors to take,” Misek said.
Misek said Heins did a good job leading his first conference considering he had no device or operating system to release.
“He kept it very upbeat and on message,” he said. “But it’s out of his hands. He inherited this.”
Apple's arch rival Samsung will get an early advantage by debuting the most anticipated Android smartphone of 2012 - Galaxy S3 on May 3 at Samsung Unpacked event in London. Apple's sixth generation iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5, is expected to debut later this year, in fall. Which of the smartphones will leave its mark behind?
Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy S3 will pack Exynos 4 Quad chip (1.4 GHz), though a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 4 chip-powered Galaxy S3 could be heading to the U.S. Other specs are just rumors, but if they are to be believed, Galaxy S3 will be an Android powerhouse.
Galaxy S3 rumored specs are impressive to say the least. The device is expected to boast of Super AMOLED 4.8-inch display (some Android watchers claim 4.7-inch), Android 4.0 OS (aka Ice Cream Sandwich), 12-megapixel rear-facing camera, and a curved design with ceramic casing.
A leaked service manual shows traces of a physical button as well as two capacitive buttons on either side.
Connectivity features are expected to include 4G LTe support, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and NFC.
Samsung is also expected to unveil a new cloud storage service called S-Cloud, which reportedly will take on Apple's iCloud.
As for the iPhone 5, Apple has kept its lips sealed about its specs, but it's definitely going to be the first iPhone that will support 4G LTE network. Speculations are also rife that it will be powered by A6 quad-core processor and will sport a unibody construction using a new alloy called Liquidmetal, that will make iPhone 5 lighter, thinner and more robust and resistant to scratches and dents compared to its predecessors.
iPhone 5 is also expected to boast of a bigger screen size, with some analysts suggesting a 4-inch screen. Some rumors even claimed that Apple will equip iPhone 5 with a 4.6-inch screen.
Rumor mills are also buzzing that iPhone 5 may boast of a 3D camera that will include face and gesture recognition. The device is also expected to integrate NFC technology as an Apple patent shows iTunes purchases through NFC or e-mail and the ability to share playlists through a "gifting" process.
And, last but not the least, iPhone 5 is expected to break the 8mm thickness mark as Apple could use in-cell touch panel technology that places the phone's touch sensors inside the panel rather than above it. Use of in-cell touch panels on the next generation iPhone could result in thickness savings of 0.44mm. iPhone 4S measures 9.3mm in thickness.
A look at the rumored specs of iPhone 5 gives the impression that Apple is well-prepared to take on Samsung's latest challenge. Rather, though Samsung may have a head-start over Apple is terms of launching the flagship smartphone, a fall debut could actually be a blessing in disguise for Apple as it gives the tech giant enough time to go back to the drawing boards and modify the specs of iPhone 5, if necessary.
Who'll be the winner in this epic smartphone battle? It's too early to tell. But one thing's certain - 2012 is going to the best ever year for both Android as well as iOS fans.
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Samsung Enhances Mobile Enterprise Solutions on Range of Smartphone and Smart Media Devices,
BARCELONA, February 13, 2011 – Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, today announced a new range of enterprise mobility solutions for its Smartphone and Smart Media Devices. Compatible with Samsung’s new Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab products, the move demonstrates Samsung’s strong commitment to enterprise customers, driving a more flexible and connected mobile workforce. Developed in collaboration with industry-leading partners, Samsung’s enterprise mobility solutions have been designed to improve productivity and profitability.
The expansion of Samsung’s enterprise mobility offering encompasses a suite of solutions targeted at the increasing needs of mobile workforces. Cisco, Citrix, Sybase, SDS and Calgary Scientific have all worked closely with Samsung to produce a variety of enterprise mobility solutions across a number of fields. These include security, virtualization, unified communication and collaboration, healthcare solutions, and messaging. The solutions will provide flexibility and connectivity for mobile workforces, ensuring that users are able to operate efficiently on the move.
“Samsung has been working to meet increasing demand from our enterprise customers and worked to enable higher productivity wherever they are. We have ensured that we have worked with the very best partners in harnessing the power of our dual core products so as to increase functionality and connectivity for enterprise customers.”
“In our newly launched Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab devices, we have the most powerful, capable and connected devices on the market. Working with our enterprise solutions partners, we have leveraged our innovation to meet the demands of a diverse mobile workforce” said JK Shin, president and head of Samsung’s Mobile Communications Business. “These solutions use unrivalled processing speeds and connectivity to make our enterprise customers more productive and profitable than ever before.”
Ray Smets, vice president and general manager, Wireless Networking business unit, Cisco said, “Having your enterprise collaboration tools at your fingertips is a must for workers on the go. We worked closely with Samsung to ensure our WebEx meetings and Cisco mobile applications are easy to access over Cisco’s highly secure wireless networks from their new Galaxy S II Android smartphone and upcoming tablet devices.”
“As more employees are empowered with mobile access to enterprise systems, applications and data through their device of choice, the requirement for IT to support the widening array of device types can be extremely complex and unwieldy,” said Willie Jow, vice president enterprise mobility, Sybase. “The combination of Samsung’s leading devices and Sybase’s best-in-class mobile device management and security solution now bring Android to the level enterprises require for full-scale deployments.”
A number of these solutions work seamlessly with the newly-launched Galaxy S II, a Dual-Core smartphone that packs latest multimedia and data communication features and a next-generation Super AMOLED Plus display into a beautifully crafted design. These solutions include:
- Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync – The comprehensive mobile implementation of Exchange ActiveSync, which provides the most policies and restrictions support among Android ActiveSync clients, along with e-mail, calendar, contacts and tasks synchronization with a Microsoft Exchange Server
- On Device Encryption – A security solution that enables the protection of mobile data without the need to sacrifice speed and functionality. Superior performance can also be achieved when incorporated with Sybase Afaria Mobile Device Management and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, both of which complement the encryption support with their own mechanisms.
- Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client - Provides reliable and easy-to-deploy encrypted network connectivity by delivering persistent corporate access for users on the go. Whether providing access to business email, a virtual desktop session, or most other Android applications, AnyConnect enables business-critical application connectivity
- Sybase Afaria Advanced Enterprise Security (AES) for Android – Afaria is the industry's most powerful and flexible mobile device management and security solution for the enterprise. Sybase has expanded its partnership with Samsung to deliver its Afaria Advanced Enterprise Security (AES) for Android, providing breakthrough security and application management for Galaxy S II.
- Cisco WebEx Meeting Center – Enables a workforce to stay connected to important meetings wherever they are while using Samsung Galaxy devices; users can view shared desktops, browsers, applications and documents with live annotations, meaning that they won’t miss a thing during that vital conference call. With unique Samsung integrations, users can escalate a phone call to a WebEx meeting with one click, or start a meeting directly from a contact list.
- Cisco Mobile– Allows the workforce to make and receive calls over Wi-Fi using an Android interface, providing significant cost-efficiencies for an international workforce.Cisco Mobile for Android also lets users access their corporate directory, manage multiple calls, move calls from Wi-Fi to cellular networks, and enjoy many other features that make the mobile workforce more productive
In addition to these solutions, Samsung has also been working with leading partners to ensure that a variety of enterprise mobility solutions are available for its tablet range which has also been expanded with the announcement of the Galaxy Tab. These devices will be capable of handling a variety of robust, top-quality mobile enterprise solutions:
- Cisco Safety and Security Solution – Enables agencies to communicate across devices, share information and improve their security and emergency response capabilities; rich media can also be shared between dispatch control and the workforce.
- SAP Business Objects Explorer - A business-oriented search application allows huge volumes of corporate data to be accessed easily and simply, with data visually and graphically displayed automatically. Results can also be instantly shared with others, leading to an enterprise solution that genuinely increases productivity and the quality of the final product.
- SAP StreamWork– a Software as a Service collaborative decision-making application that bring together people, information, and business methods to drive fast, meaningful results. The mobile application for SAP StreamWork ensures you can keep collaborating with your team and driving activities forward, even if you’re not at your desk. With the mobile app, you’ll also be able to take advantage of features your device already has – like its address book, camera, voice notes, files, and other media content
- SAP Mobile EMR by Samsung(SDS) – A solution for Medical Professionals, it provides instant, secure access to a chronological overview of a patient’s vital signs, instant insight into available clinical documents as well as the ability to use image comparison facilities to display and compare x-rays, sonograms and other visualizations. All of this is targeted at making the lives of doctors easier to manage, and allow them to focus further on providing a high-quality service.
- Citrix Receiver – Citrix Receiver is a high performance, universal client technology that enables secure, on-demand access to virtual desktops and apps from anywhere, instantly turning your Samsung Tab into a powerful and portable business tool with all of your existing Windows, web and SaaS apps.
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Orange is one of the main European operators for mobile and broadband internet services and, under the brand Orange Business Services, is one of the world leaders in providing telecommunication services to multinational companies.
With its industrial project, "conquests 2015", Orange is simultaneously addressing its employees, customers and shareholders, as well as the society in which the company operates, through a concrete set of action plans. These commitments are expressed through a new vision of human resources for employees; through the deployment of a network infrastructure upon which the Group will build its future growth; through the Group's ambition to offer a superior customer experience thanks in particular to improved quality of service; and through the acceleration of international development
To access from every place to international news, a summary of the latest press releases or France Telecom stock quote, the mobile version of orange.com offers tactile icons for smartphones and remains fully ergonomic to the other terminals.
Network,
The new “digital ecosystem” is characterised by a huge increase in the volume of data transferred. To cement its position, the Group has an international very-high-speed broadband network which is more and more efficient. Fixed and mobile infrastructure, and data transportation – core business of the Group - play a key role in its strategy and remain a driver of growth. The Group is continuing to extend its fixed and mobile coverage and speed, in mature countries as well as emerging countries, in order to meet the ever increasing needs of its customers and make Orange their preferred partner.
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RIM says it won't ditch keypads on BlackBerry phones,
TORONTO — Research in Motion Ltd. says future BlackBerry models will still offer physical keyboards.
Some reports suggested RIM would ditch the physical keys favored by its users, but CEO Thorsten Heins said Wednesday that RIM won’t lose the focus on physical keypads.
Heins unveiled a prototype touchscreen BlackBerry on Tuesday.
But he said the new line of smartphones due for release later this year will include both touchscreens and keypads. RIM spokeswoman Tenille Kennedy also confirmed that the new BlackBerry 10 operating system will include new phones with physical keyboards.
“It would be wrong — just plain wrong” not to, Heins told reporters at an annual conference in Orlando, Fla., on Wednesday.
The Canadian company gave developers a prototype BlackBerry on Tuesday in an effort to help them develop apps for the new software system. Heins stressed that the device is not the final product.
Heins acknowledged Wednesday that RIM needs to improve its marketing and he has vowed to hire a chief marketing officer soon.
The Waterloo, Ontario-based company has long dominated the corporate smartphone market. Its BlackBerrys are known for their security and reliability. President Barack Obama even refused to part with his BlackBerry after he took office.
But the once iconic company has had difficulty competing in North America with flashier, consumer-oriented phones such as Apple Inc.’s iPhone and models that run Google Inc.’s Android software.
RIM is also dealing with a “bring your down device” trend, in which employees bring their personal iPhones or Android devices to work instead of relying on BlackBerrys issued by their employers.
Analysts say RIM’s future depends on the new BlackBerry 10 software platform, although many say it may be too late.
RIM has been undergoing a comprehensive strategic review for the last three months. Heins was promoted to CEO in January after the company’s two long-time chiefs stepped down.
Its stock dropped 68 cents, or 5 percent, to $12.80 Wednesday. The shares have lost almost three-quarters of their value over the past 12 months.
Jefferies analyst Peter Misek, who is in Orlando for the conference, said he was disappointed that Heins said he would wait to see what kind of traction BlackBerry 10 got before pursuing possible licensing deals for things like RIM’s popular BlackBerry messenger service. He also said there was no mergers-and-acquisition talk, and said that the fact that RIM released a prototype means the new BlackBerrys won’t be out until the end of the year. He said those three reasons drove down the stock.
“It’s basically status quo until the end of the year and that’s tough for investors to take,” Misek said.
Misek said Heins did a good job leading his first conference considering he had no device or operating system to release.
“He kept it very upbeat and on message,” he said. “But it’s out of his hands. He inherited this.”
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Apple's arch rival Samsung will get an early advantage by debuting the most anticipated Android smartphone of 2012 - Galaxy S3 on May 3 at Samsung Unpacked event in London. Apple's sixth generation iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5, is expected to debut later this year, in fall. Which of the smartphones will leave its mark behind?
Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy S3 will pack Exynos 4 Quad chip (1.4 GHz), though a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 4 chip-powered Galaxy S3 could be heading to the U.S. Other specs are just rumors, but if they are to be believed, Galaxy S3 will be an Android powerhouse.
Galaxy S3 rumored specs are impressive to say the least. The device is expected to boast of Super AMOLED 4.8-inch display (some Android watchers claim 4.7-inch), Android 4.0 OS (aka Ice Cream Sandwich), 12-megapixel rear-facing camera, and a curved design with ceramic casing.
A leaked service manual shows traces of a physical button as well as two capacitive buttons on either side.
Connectivity features are expected to include 4G LTe support, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and NFC.
Samsung is also expected to unveil a new cloud storage service called S-Cloud, which reportedly will take on Apple's iCloud.
As for the iPhone 5, Apple has kept its lips sealed about its specs, but it's definitely going to be the first iPhone that will support 4G LTE network. Speculations are also rife that it will be powered by A6 quad-core processor and will sport a unibody construction using a new alloy called Liquidmetal, that will make iPhone 5 lighter, thinner and more robust and resistant to scratches and dents compared to its predecessors.
iPhone 5 is also expected to boast of a bigger screen size, with some analysts suggesting a 4-inch screen. Some rumors even claimed that Apple will equip iPhone 5 with a 4.6-inch screen.
Rumor mills are also buzzing that iPhone 5 may boast of a 3D camera that will include face and gesture recognition. The device is also expected to integrate NFC technology as an Apple patent shows iTunes purchases through NFC or e-mail and the ability to share playlists through a "gifting" process.
And, last but not the least, iPhone 5 is expected to break the 8mm thickness mark as Apple could use in-cell touch panel technology that places the phone's touch sensors inside the panel rather than above it. Use of in-cell touch panels on the next generation iPhone could result in thickness savings of 0.44mm. iPhone 4S measures 9.3mm in thickness.
A look at the rumored specs of iPhone 5 gives the impression that Apple is well-prepared to take on Samsung's latest challenge. Rather, though Samsung may have a head-start over Apple is terms of launching the flagship smartphone, a fall debut could actually be a blessing in disguise for Apple as it gives the tech giant enough time to go back to the drawing boards and modify the specs of iPhone 5, if necessary.
Who'll be the winner in this epic smartphone battle? It's too early to tell. But one thing's certain - 2012 is going to the best ever year for both Android as well as iOS fans.
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