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HTC EVO 4G LTE dropped by, here’s the video Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III battery life test concludes, results come out promising Which virtual personal assistant is best for you? Siri vs. S Voice vs. Speaktoit Assistant Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III hands-on and S Beam demo videos are here We take a closer look of at the Samsung Galaxy S III PenTile matrix display Latest Switch view Samsung signs David Beckham to promote the Galaxy Note 5 hours ago by Prasad 15 comments Samsung, the official partner for the 2012 Summer Olympics, has gotten famous football player David Beckham to promote their Galaxy Note. In the new video that they released, we see Beckham kicking footballs at drums to the tune of Beethoven’s ‘Ode to Joy’. Read more » Nokia talks about the 808 PureView camera in detail on a video shot entirely on it 6 hours ago by Prasad 31 comments We have seen Nokia talk about the 808 PureView camera before. We have also seen a sample video shot on the 808 PureView. Now we have a video shot entirely on the 808 PureView, where Nokia’s team of engineers who worked on the phone talk about their experience. While most of what we see in the video is something we have already read before, the important thing here is that video has been shot on the phone itself. As you can expect, the video quality is really good for a phone. So good, in fact, that after a certain point you completely forget that the video has been shot on a phone and only pay attention to what the people in the video are saying. Read more » HTC One X for AT&T battery test is over, see if it outperforms its quad-core sibling 16 hours ago by Chip 28 comments As most of you probably know by now, the HTC One X for AT&T packs a different chipset than its NVIDIA Tegra 3 rocking, global sibling. A Qualcomm made, Snapdragon S4 chipset with two CPU cores is the reason for the US available HTC One X’s LTE connectivity. This means that testing out the battery life of the two HTC One X versions is the perfect showdown of the battery efficiency, which the latest and greatest Qualcomm and NVIDIA chipsets offer. Read on to find out which one came on top. Read more » First footage of Infinity Blade: Dungeons surfaces 23 hours ago by Johnny 28 comments Infinity Blade, the all-conquering iOS title, has shifted direction, which is evident in the new gameplay video of the Infinity Blade: Dungeons. The game now looks much more like Dungeon Hunter with the main character battling against all sorts of enemies in a maze-type arena complete with an overhead gaming view. Read more » Chrome is the new king of browsers, finally beats Internet Explorer May 21st, 2012, 12:45 by Vince 59 comments Google Chrome has done it again and is now the most used web browser on the planet, taking the crown from Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. The news comes from StatCounter, whose measurements for May reveal that Chrome finally managed to pull ahead of its rival. Read more » Samsung selling Galaxy Note Olympic Edition in UK [UPDATED]

You must be aware by now that Samsung is the official sponsor of the 2012 Summer Olympics to be held later this year in July in London. Now we have come across a picture of this rather attractive special edition Galaxy Note being sold in the UK.
Called the Galaxy Note Olympic Edition, the phone comes with a special back cover. The one pictured here is the Great Britain version that comes with a glossy black cover with the Union Flag on it.

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