Samsung Galaxy S II and 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab II confirmed for MWC

Firstly, the Samsung galaxy s II will tout a 4.three-inch, 800 by 480 Super AMOLED Plus show, a 1GHz double-core Orion / Exynos processor, NFC, Bluetooth 3.0, and 24Mbps HSPA+ connectivity. All those stats were leaked previously this morning, along with the image above, and also we've once once again seen the 8-10.49mm thickness for this device, although we have now believe it is the measurement at the thinnest point -- it really is likely that the actual S II will certainly fatten up to 9.9mm, presumably to accommodate your camera module, one from the last remaining elements of smartphone construction that require extra girth (NFC being another).

As to the particular Galaxy Tab II, it is without a doubt the 10.one-inch Honeycomb tablet we've been listening to so much about, with the added bonus of that being a Search engines Experience Device. That should mean no Check out the-derived skin custom remaking atop the share Android 3.0 UI -- exactly what we expect to see from the Talkabout Xoom. Also matching the Xoom will be the resolution, at 1280 x 800, and CPU pace, at 1GHz, although we couldn't determine whether the Tab 2 will be any dual- or single-core pill. Our money's about seeing the Exynos 4210 appear in both new Extragalactic nebula devices, but we are going to have to hold back until Samsung's presser down the road to find out there for sure. One more note of import on specs: we got a 16GB / 32GB / 64GB safe-keeping listing, but could not be sure what product it known -- wouldn't it be lovely if the particular Galaxy S Two was the very first smartphone to step past the 60GB barrier?

Ultimately, looking toward the future, Samsung is apparently working on any 4-inch WVGA display along with 3D capabilities -- most probably autostereoscopic like LG's Optimus three dimensional -- and an intriguing "Motion UI" control scheme. The second option will allow you to definitely pan inside Search engines Maps and StreetView just by the movement of your phone, as properly as zoom out and in of pages by tilting the handset up and lower (a gyroscope is going to be required for both functions). Samsung even offers big plans with regard to LTE, with an emphasis on pumping away whatever you obtain over the 4G connection to a nearby HDTV making use of dual display technology. The two software we caught picture of were private broadcasting, where your own Sammy handset would act as an extremely sophisticated internet Television receiver, and cloud-based video gaming. Here's hoping we learn more regarding these future endeavors tomorrow.