All the stories tagged with: AMOLED
stands for Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode, is a display technology in which an electro-luminescent organic compound (organic=contains Carbon) is used to light up pixels. Active Matrix refers to a technique to control the pixels and sub-pixels (RGB components) state which was introduced in the mid-70s. Active Matrix is used with many kinds of displays, but the most famous are TFT LCD and AMOLED.
Stolen Samsung AMOLED Technology Sold to Rival, 11 Arrested
04/06/2012, 11 suspects have been arrested and charged with crimes related to the alleged theft of AMOLED display technology currently under development at Samsung, South Korea. A news report on Thursday revealed that 11 suspects all of which were employees of [...]
Unnamed Sony Xperia with 4.3-inch AMOLED Display from AU Optronics
04/05/2012, Sony, the electronics giant from Japan has made some pretty decent handsets since its split from former partner Ericsson. While Sony has been offering very good ‘Reality’ displays online reports state that the company still wants to improve things in [...]
Samsung starts manufacturing 7″ AMOLED displays, tablets on the way?
01/02/2012, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 7.7 back in September last year as the world’s first tablet to sport at Super AMOLED Plus display, and now it looks like the tablet will be joined by yet another AMOLED-toting sibling. The folks over [...]
LTE capable Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket arrives on AT&T
10/31/2011, If you’re an AT&T subscriber and you’re looking to get your hands on an LTE capable device to use on AT&T’s brand new LTE network, Samsung has just the device for you in the form of the Samsung Galaxy S [...]
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Specs (Official)
10/18/2011, Yup, it’s official folks! The third generation Nexus device by Samsung is now official, and it looks it will be going by the Galaxy Nexus moniker instead of the Nexus Prime name that we have been hearing so much about. [...]
Samsung Wembley specs outed?
10/03/2011, A couple of days ago we reported that Microsoft had accidentally outed several upcoming Windows Phone 7.5 handsets. Among them were the Nokia Searay and the Nokia Sabre, Samsung Yukon and the Samsung Wembley.
Samsung Stratosphere specs leaked
09/29/2011, The Samsung Stratosphere has been mentioned several times in the past. Photos have emerged and it has been spotted at an FCC filing, but until now specs of the device has remained a mystery, but thanks to a leaked Verizon [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note expected to launch in the UK late November?
09/21/2011, The Samsung Galaxy Note seems to be the happy middle between a smartphone and a tablet, and while it does not appear that Samsung has plans to launch the device in the US market (hopefully that will change soon), Clove [...]
Samsung Epic Touch 4G source code released
09/16/2011, It was only earlier today that we reported that Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S2, the Epic Touch 4G, would be available today. If you thought that was good news, for developers out there and those who enjoy custom [...]
Galaxy Skin: Samsung concept phone with foldable AMOLED display
09/08/2011, Have you ever wished you could roll up your phone and put it into your pocket? While that future may not be upon us just yet, concept designer by the name Heyon You has created a concept Samsung device that [...]
Samsung: no plans to bring Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Galaxy Note 5.3 stateside?
09/02/2011, Remember the sweet Super AMOLED display-toting Android devices unveiled by Samsung yesterday? Well we might not even get a chance to say hello to them over on this side of the Atlantic. It has been reported that the Samsung Galaxy [...]
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 unveiled
09/01/2011, Looking to upgrade your original Samsung Galaxy Tab? Samsung has just officially revealed the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 at IFA, claiming that the Galaxy Tab 7.7 will be the world’s first mobile tablet that will be sporting a Super AMOLED [...]
Samsung to improve resolution on 7-inch AMOLED display
08/01/2011, Samsung is not one company who loves resting on their laurels – no sir, they are constantly on the lookout for innovation. Remember the early days where Samsung produced cell phones, and most of us dismissed them simply because it [...]
