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Super Amoled display for less price from Samsung Galaxy M

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Samsung Galaxy M with Amoled Display

Samsung Galaxy M with Amoled Display

Samsung has just announced another Super AMOLED packing Android smartphone, the Galaxy M Style. Following their announcement for the new Galaxy Ace, and with the Galaxy M Style they are promising it will be “reasonably priced” while still packing a 4? Super AMOLED display and Android 2.3 Gingerbread. More details and pictures after the break.

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Samsung Galaxy M

Wrapped in the usual Samsung plastic the M Style will also have a brushed aluminum rear battery cover, a 4? Super AMOLED display (but not high-res) and more. It might be considered budget or entry-level but will be powered by a 1 GHz single-core processor, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, have a 3 megapixel camera around back and VGA front all running with a 1,650 mAh battery.
Bringing the style and quality from the Galaxy S II to the entry-level. Launching today in South Korea it also features a DMB TV tuner onboard, along with 4GB of storage.

Source from http://androidcommunity.com/samsung-galaxy-m-announced-brings-amoled-to-the-budget-crowd-20120104/

Samsung really try to give better value for money by introducing this Samsung Galaxy M with Amoled display but less price. 

Ziggy: Siri equivalent for windows phone wp7

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http://m.gizmodo.com/5872693/ask-ziggy-siri-for-windows-phone?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews

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Ziggy Sirri for windows phone

People love Siri. Well, unless they have anaccent or a slight speech impediment
. What’s important is that Apple really wants everyone with an iPhone 4S use Siri to schedule appointments and look up coffee shops. The Android Market is already filled with enough Siri clones to keep Apple’s lawyers busy for years. It’s time for Windows Phone to get in on the talk-to-your-phone-in-public fun with Ask Ziggy.
WHAT’S IT DO?
Ziggy is Siri for Windows Phone. Hell, the app even looks like Siri. In addition to using the app to call contacts, send tweets, solve math problems, and update your Facebook status, the app can switch from female to male. Like Siri, the app needs access to the Internet in order to fetch the information needed for your query.WHY DO WE LIKE IT?

If you can get Siri to work for you, it’s actually pretty great. The same can be said for Ziggy. Need to call a friend but don’t want to search Ask Ziggy: Siri for Windows PhoneBy Roberto Baldwin, Jan 3, 2012 6:00 PMSHARE

People love Siri. Well, unless they have anaccent or a slight speech impediment
. What’s important is that Apple really wants everyone with an iPhone 4S use Siri to schedule appointments and look up coffee shops. The Android Market is already filled with enough Siri clones to keep Apple’s lawyers busy for years. It’s time for Windows Phone to get in on the talk-to-your-phone-in-public fun with Ask Ziggy.
WHAT’S IT DO?
Ziggy is Siri for Windows Phone. Hell, the app even looks like Siri. In addition to using the app to call contacts, send tweets, solve math problems, and update your Facebook status, the app can switch from female to male. Like Siri, the app needs access to the Internet in order to fetch the information needed for your query.WHY DO WE LIKE IT?
 
If you can get Siri to work for you, it’s actually pretty great. The same can be said for Ziggy. Need to call a friend but don’t want to search through your contacts? Ask Ziggy. Need the weather in Wichita, Kansas? Ask Ziggy. Need to find a Mexican restaurant because you must have a taco right now? Well, you get the point. through your contacts? Ask Ziggy. Need the weather in Wichita, Kansas? Ask Ziggy. Need to find a Mexican restaurant because you must have a taco right now? Well, you get the point.