Summary We were eager to try out the new "ticker" display, a 1.8-inch AMOLED
panel placed below the primary display and soft buttons. While the
primary display requires a button press and a finger slide to unlock,
users can simply place a finger on the bottom right side of the
handset to bring up the ticker display. Swiping the ticker display
quickly moves to the notifications bar. RSS feeds, finance
information, social networking updates, or sports statistics. Like the rest of the lineup, the Continuum's AMOLED panels are
arguably the most attract displays among mobile devices. Samsung's Galaxy S line of Android-powered smart phones has been a
smashing success, even without a champion at Verizon Wireless. As
Verizon said today, in a press announcement, "By touching the bottom
sides of the device, the ticker display lights up to give users
real-time weather, social networking services (SNS), message, IM and
e-mail notification updates." Today Verizon formally launched Continuum, its long-awaited Galaxy S,
promising to ship on Nov. 11 for $199.99 (with two-year contract and a
$100 mail-in rebate).
Read more:
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panel placed below the primary display and soft buttons. While the
primary display requires a button press and a finger slide to unlock,
users can simply place a finger on the bottom right side of the
handset to bring up the ticker display. Swiping the ticker display
quickly moves to the notifications bar. RSS feeds, finance
information, social networking updates, or sports statistics. Like the rest of the lineup, the Continuum's AMOLED panels are
arguably the most attract displays among mobile devices. Samsung's Galaxy S line of Android-powered smart phones has been a
smashing success, even without a champion at Verizon Wireless. As
Verizon said today, in a press announcement, "By touching the bottom
sides of the device, the ticker display lights up to give users
real-time weather, social networking services (SNS), message, IM and
e-mail notification updates." Today Verizon formally launched Continuum, its long-awaited Galaxy S,
promising to ship on Nov. 11 for $199.99 (with two-year contract and a
$100 mail-in rebate).
Read more:
http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/11/08/dual.amoled.displays.with.ticke...
http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/bbs/stars.ThreadBoard.do?starMbrId=SteveHa...