It seems a new feature called the Scroll Capture lets you snap the entire webpage in the Note 5.
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Samsung is cooperating Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) exclusively to promote the 5.7-inch Galaxy S6 Edge+ in the local market, the vendor noted.
Unlike most phones, which are using LCD displays, the Samsung Galaxy Note and the S6 edge+ are using organic light-emitting diode displays – OLED, to be more specific. Going by the recent reports, the Note 5 is likely to be launched here soon. The Edge+ has all the potential of a notable niche phone; however, with changing market dynamics and increasing competition, only time can tell the fate of the Galaxy edge+.
He had used the Samsung phones of his family members when his iPhone started having battery issues, and “enjoyed the experience so much”, he chose to switch.
However, it isn’t just the release which has bene made early, availability of both Galaxy note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge Plus too has been hastened up, so that the company can apitalise on the initial buying excitement that comes with a launch.
There are other financial institutions jumping onboard with mobile payments as well – Desjardins, a smaller player in the financial field, also supports the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. The device will go on sale starting August 28, while pre-orders open from 19th August. The quicker product launch this time could be a response to the heightened competition.
The Galaxy Note 5 is meant to appeal to a niche audience. Besides the internals and the camera, one of the biggest pluses of this smartphone is the display, which, according to DisplayMate, is the best they have ever tested. However, if it doesn’t, it could also end up affecting the sales of the company’s mobile department.
After the advent of the critically acclaimed round Moto 360 smartwatch, many fans were left disappointed when Apple Inc.
“We hold about two-thirds of the Android base in the UK and we have a very high level of retention”.
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Samsung is launching its mobile payment system in the US and South Korea – and says the UK will be the first in Europe to get access to Samsung Pay.
