At CES 2012, the Cell Guru team takes a look at the first Android phone to get an Ice Cream Sandwich update.

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Samsung's Transparent Smart Window at CES 2012 [Official] Samsung's Transparent Window got a lot of attention at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Watch this video to find out why! Connect with Samsung: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com gplus.to

Part smartphone, part tablet, the new Samsung Galaxy Note adds an expansive 5.3" HD Super AMOLED display to the innovative S Pen, which can be used to write and create on screen, just like an ink pen on paper. With a powerful 1.5 GHz processor built for fast AT&T's 4G LTE, the Galaxy Note also carries the highest IT security standard, SAFE certification—and ideal for corporate users. Appearance of device may vary. Features vary by product/model. See product pages for more information and availability. Some features may not be available in all areas. The above content is provided for information purposes only. All information included herein is subject to change without notice. Samsung is not responsible for any direct or indirect damages, arising from or related to use or reliance of the above content.

CES - Samsung's Smart Window Soon, we shall be living in the world of Minority Report, and this "Smart Window" technology Samsung has at CES 2012 is going to help us get there. Ashley Esqueda checks out what's happening over at the Samsung booth and gives a little demo of the window. Be sure to check out all of our CES coverage from all of our sites: Crackberry, Android Central, webOS Nation, iMore, and wpcentral!

Samsung pushes the boundaries of content, design, connectivity, interaction and reinvention with the unveiling of its diverse 2012 product lineup, which includes the ES8000 LED TV, 55" OLED TV, WB850 Smart Camera, Wi-Fi Camcorder, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Tab 7.7, Series 9 Notebook, Series 5 Ultra and Series 9 Monitor. Here's your look at the future of consumer electronics. Appearance of device may vary. Features vary by product/model. See product pages for more information and availability. Some features may not be available in all areas. The above content is provided for information purposes only. All information included herein is subject to change without notice. Samsung is not responsible for any direct or indirect damages, arising from or related to use or reliance of the above content. Connect with Samsung: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com gplus.to

20 million Samsung TV apps have been downloaded worldwide. Our Smart TV lineup will grow by 60% this year. Samsung Media Hub is now coming to Samsung Smart TVs.

Our flagship Smart TV for 2012 -- a CES Innovation Award honoree -- is the Samsung ES8000 LED TV. From the outside you can see the TV is beautiful, but once you look inside you'll see that this Smart TV is more than just a pretty face. For starters, you won't find a more powerful Smart TV than the ES8000. A dual-core processor creates a better, faster Smart TV experience and allows for something really cool: multi-tasking. Let's say you're watching a movie on Netflix and you want to check the hockey highlights. Just toggle from Netflix to one of my favorite apps -- NHL Game Center -- and come right back to the movie ...without having to quit and re-launch apps. We also have created a new Smart Hub -- one screen for your apps, content and search -- with a cleaner, more intuitive UI, now in Full HD. That clean design extends to the TV's body as well. The ES8000 features the slim bezel we first introduced in 2011 and is complemented this year by a new matching U-shaped stand. Our Smart TVs have grown physically as well, as large as 75 inches. Take a closer look at the top of the TV. You'll see that for the first time, Samsung is offering an integrated camera in our high-end Smart TVs. This will enable not only video conferencing but also the Smart Interaction capabilities you'll see shortly. For the moment, let's stay in the Content room and look at how this continues to evolve. Connect with Samsung USA: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com gplus.to

As the leader in 4G-enabled devices, Samsung is very proud to unveil the LTE version of the GALAXY Note with AT&T. This is just the beginning of a new 4G-enabled product portfolio we're delivering to the US market in 2012. Samsung conducted extensive research to find the preferred screen size for consumers wanting the perfect blend of smartphone portability and advanced notebook and tablet functionality. As a result, the Galaxy Note features a 5.3-inch HD Super AMOLED screen, the largest high-definition smart phone screen in the world. But the Galaxy Note doesn't stop pushing boundaries there. To adapt an old turn of phrase -- the pen is mightier than the screen. The first thing to know about the S Pen is that it is not a stylus. Rather, it is a precise instrument designed with 256 levels of pressure sensitivity, delivering fast, responsive and highly accurate control. Depending on how hard or soft you push the S-Pen to the screen; you can create the thin lines of a handwritten note or the tapered lines and brush strokes of an oil painter. It truly is the first device that captures the tactile artistry of pen and paper. Users can quickly write down information and save it to the S Memo virtual notepad or share and save screen images using screen capture. The S Pen and Galaxy Note embrace the best of convergence. Notes and screen captures can be immediately shared via text, email, AllShare or social networks. On top of this, the S Planner integrates to do lists and <b>...</b>

With Smart Interaction, Samsung is literally changing how you can interact with the TV. You will be able to 'listen, see and do' what you want, without ever touching a remote control. The TV will be even more intuitive to your needs. You will be able to interact with your Samsung Smart TVs just like we interact with people, using voice, gestures and face. Take a look. The face recognition seamlessly logs in each family member to their own Smart Hub profile. You will see your apps. Your family members will see theirs. That's just a taste of what is possible with our Smart Interaction technology. What's more, we will open our APIs to developers so they can unleash their creativity and build apps that use motion control, voice control and face recognition. Connect with Samsung USA: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com gplus.to

Samsung's Super OLED technology distinguishes itself by eliminating the need for a color filter. Each OLED pixel consists of its own RGB sub-pixels and emits its own light. Details are visible even in the darkest of scenes. And the Super OLED's ultra-fast motion response time virtually eliminates blur to deliver clear images in the most action-packed moments. It's also amazingly thin and features an ultra-slim bezel. The image almost appears to float in the air. We didn't stop with amazing design and astounding picture quality. This TV includes all the features I mentioned earlier - built-in camera and microphone for motion control, voice control and face recognition, a blazing fast dual-core processor so you can multitask... and naturally it's a 3D TV. Samsung led the transition from tube to flat, analog to digital and conventional to Smart TV. Now, we'll do it again with the Super OLED TV. It's the ultimate TV and a giant leap forward for the TV industry. Connect with Samsung USA: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com gplus.to

Introducing the Ultimate TV and a CES Best of Innovations award winner: the Samsung 55-inch Super OLED TV. Samsung has a rich history of developing OLEDs for products, such as mobile phones, digital cameras and tablets. In fact, Samsung makes over 90% of all OLED panels worldwide, and we've used that experience to create a true breakthrough with this Super OLED model. From picture quality, to design, to performance, this is the TV you've dreamed about...and it's coming this year. Connect with Samsung USA: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com gplus.to

At CES 2012 in Las Vegas, Samsung executives reveal the company's latest strategy, which includes the launch of a new 55-inch OLED TV, as well as smarter interactions with TVs.

When the Galaxy Note was introduced last September, it was difficult to imagine ever using such a large phone. With a 5.3″ display, the device doesn't exactly fly under the radar, especially out in public. Out of all the phones I've tested, the Note easily attracted the most attention and, after folks saw it in action, continually received praise. People were often curious about who made it, and whether or not the device's sheer size dampened the experience. My answers? Samsung, and not at all. The Note fits in a niche between big phones and small tablets, carving out a new category all its own. Having used the HTC Titan as my daily driver, I thought I had reached my ideal screen size at 4.7″. Now that I've developed a taste for the Note's 5.3″ display, I'm hooked. The screen is absolutely gorgeous. Widgets, pictures, and videos pop, and because the display is so physically large and high-res, there's plenty of real estate for a lot of content. I found myself preferring the Note for tasks I would have normally used a tablet for (eg browsing the web, checking fantasy scores, looking at photos). Continue reading: tchno.be For more tech goodness, check us out at: www.technobuffalo.com Follow Us on Twitter www.twitter.com Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Check Us Out on Google + tchno.be