It seems that the Samsung Galaxy is getting ready for a third iteration, aptly known as the Samsung Galaxy 3. Others who are more fond of model numbers would prefer to refer it as the i5800 or i5801, where a new User Agent (UA) profile of said phone was revealed recently, pointing towards it being an Android-powered device similar to its predecessors. Apart from that, Samsung has remained pretty silent on the other list of its specifications, so we will just have to wait and see for more knowledge.

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Looks like Samsung has just gone public with their Bada SDK, making it available to the masses so that home enthusiasts as well as hobbyists will be able to churn out their very own widgets and apps. Of course, that will be a success whether more and more folks adopt Bada-powered smartphones, but otherwise expect that to come across as a niche offering only. Previously, Samsung did construct new SDK releases available to partners but that is the first day the public will be able to get hold of it. For those who have patience as a virtue, they can pick up the final release at the end of that month instead of settling for the current beta version.

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It has been established since March that year that the Samsung SCH-W960 will sport a 3D display that doesn’t require special glasses for you to enjoy visuals which seem to pop up right at you. Well, here is a clearer image of what the final handset would look like, boasting a committed 3D button that we presume would display 3D subject matter whenever the situation calls for it. As for its specifications that are listed right after the jump, they remain within expectations of a standard handset in South Korea. No notion on pricing, so you will need to check with SK Telecom on its release moment and availability.

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3DTV still has a distant way to go before everyone in the industry plays nice with one another – case in point, the incompatibility issue where 3DTV glasses from various manufacturers are concerned. Well, there might be a way for you to achieve cross-platform compatibility whether you decide to stick with a pair of Samsung 3D glasses – the reply is pretty simple, since you are supposed to wear those glasses upside down, albeit only on sets that rely on Active Shutter glasses. What do you think – do you look ridiculous adequate as it is already?

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Folks by in South Korea should be fairly happy to prepare out that Samsung has released its Android-powered Galaxy A (SHW-M100S) on SK Telecom today. While there isn’t any pricing knowledge released just yet, we do know the technical specifications of that phone, which include:

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Samsung has announced that they’ve come up with a 30nm-based 8Gb (gigabit) OneNAND chip that can be used in smartphones. Thanks to the single-level-cell (SLC) NAND flash design that is being used here, phone manufacturers are able to handle more info at one go. The 30nm 8Gb OneNAND is 40 percent more efficient than the previous 40nm OneNAND, boasting read and write speeds of 70MB/s and 17MB/s respectively. Mass production of these chips are expected to start at the end of the month.

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While Clearwire wasn’t very generous with technical details, it has confirmed, via its first quarter earnings report that it is planning to churn out two WiMAX phones made by Samsung and HTC. Both phones are expected to be available by the end of 2010, so we more or less only have another half a year to go at most. Without offering any model numbers, the Samsung was described as an Android-powered 3G/4G/Wi-Fi device that would be optimized for heavy video and video communication use, while the HTC would be a 3G/4G/Wi-Fi enabled phone. The lack of an OS mentioned along with the HTC device has led to speculation that it might be powered by the upcoming Windows Phone 7, which would be an interesting device, as we are looking forward to seeing devices powered by Windows Phone 7.

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The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified the Samsung E65, where that device is not a cellphone but actually an ebook reader, making it the successor to Samsung’s first E60 ebook reader, albeit sporting a full QWERTY keyboard instead of the sliding anatomy factor. You get a 6″ e-ink display that boasts support for an electromagnetic resonance (EMR) stylus pen, coupled with text-to-speech, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, and MP3 playback capability among others. No doubt it has decent hardware to get you started, but will its substance delivery system be good adequate to keep up with the competition?

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It looks like Sprint will be offering the Samsung Seek M350 according to an unofficial leak, where that pocket-friendly device (in terms of size and pricing) will come with not-half poor specifications including a 2.6″ touchscreen display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity, 1X CDMA support and a 3.5mm audio jack. More details such as pricing will be revealed when it launches that May 9th, but we don’t expect it to cost a bomb.

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Looks like LG isn’t the only Korean phone manufacturer that is smitten with Marvel’s Iron Man, as Samsung has plus announced that it will be launching a special edition of its Monte handset to take advantage of the release of Iron Man 2. The phone will be available exclusively on O2, specced the same as the original Monte, but will come bundled with an SD card loaded with the original Iron Man movie, giving you a good entertainment session on your way to work on the train. It’ll be available from May 1st, and in case you need to be refreshed, the Samsung Monte’s specifications include:

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