Samsung continuum dual display Android phone released

Samsung has officially released the Samsung Continuum in New York on Verizon. The phone Android 2.1 has a primary 3.4-inch super AMOLED display, a secondary 1.8 inch super AMOLED display, the grip sensor to active the secondary display, a 1 GHz Hummingbird processor, a 3 g hotspot functionality, a motion sensor, a 5 megapixel camera with a 720 p video capture function and a MicroSD slot (32 GB max). Every purchase comes with a 8 GB MicroSD card. Verizon Samsung continuum retails for $199 with a new contract and a mail-in rebate $100. [Ubergizmo]

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iPhone 4 retina display thoughts and impressions

The iPhone's 4 retina display has the higher resolution of any phone on the market. It counts over 960 pixels down and 640 pixels. Other high-end devices like the HTC HD2 and Google nexus one have about 800 pixels down and 380 pixels. The result of the higher number of pixels is a larger pixel density, meaning that Apple fits more pixels in a square inch on the iPhone 4 as HTC nexus one or an HD2. That is, photos and text is super sharp and even apps that look full retina not pretty good support.

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Nokia C7 confirmed, specifications and characteristics of nHD display and Symbian ^ 3

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