Samsung Galaxy S II (GT-i9103) gets certified by WiFi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG

WiFi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG have certified the nVidia Tegra 2 powered version of the Samsung Galaxy S II. This version of the Galaxy S II will carry the model number GT-i9103 as opposed to the Samsung Exynos powered GS II which has the model number GT-i9100. Samsung have said that the reason for this is that they might have supply problems with their new Exynos processors for them to stuff into the Galaxy S II. I believe, that the GT-i9103 will have a lower price tag than that of the GT-i9100. Everything else will be the same in terms of design and the innards of the phones it's just that the processor is different. Samsung Hub, on the other hand, is saying that the GT-i9103 "might" sport a 4.3" Super LCD display rather than a Super AMOLED Plus display.

WiFi 802.11ac draft available in 2011 with 1 Gbps of speed

802.11 a/b/g/n are the current standards of Wireless Fidelity. With the N network giving us the fastest wireless connectivity speeds of up to 450 Mbps. But the N standard is still lingering in the Mbps speeds, what about some Gbps love over there? 

Samsung Galaxy S becomes the first smartphone to be WiFi Direct certified

Samsung as I've said is a leader in almost every industry it is in has again proved that they are. In their Mobiles Electronics section, they have made another first. Their Samsung Galaxy S line has become the first smartphone to get the WiFi Direct certification.

WiFi Direct launched - Bluetooth killer

Have you ever asked yourself that the bluetooth technology in you cellphones or smartphones is basically WiFi? Or at least the principle of it that it's a connection wirelessly? Have you ever wished for WiFi connection speed with Bluetooth technology in mind - faster file transfer from one device to the other e.g. smartphone to smartphone?