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Thursday, May 2, 2013

Samsung Phone 4 -Apple, Samsung devices said to be near Pentagon security OK

Apple, Samsung devices said to be near Pentagon security OK-Samsung Phone 4  

It's looking like the drawn-out vetting process to accept new tech devices for use by Department of Defense employees is soon coming to a close.
 

Samsung Galaxy smartphones and Apple's iPhones and iPads may soon get security approval by the Pentagon.
 
 
Both Apple and Samsung have been in ongoing talks with the Department of Defense to bring their devices to the agency's employees, and now it looks like approval for device security is finally around the corner.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Defense Department reportedly plans to give security approval for Samsung's Galaxy smartphones and Apple's iPhones and iPads within the next few weeks.

The Defense Information Systems Agency, which rules what commercial technology the Pentagon can use, will decide within the next two weeks whether to accept Samsung's Galaxy smartphones loaded with Knox security software for sending and receiving internal e-mails, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Separately, the agency also plans to decide in early May whether Apple's iOS 6 security is safe enough to be used by military agencies for non-classified communication.

The Department of Defense dropped its exclusive contract for BlackBerry devices last October, which opened up bidding to Apple, Samsung, and any other tech company.

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Despite the agency opening up contracts to other companies, the Pentagon has confirmed that it isn't completely dropping BlackBerry. Currently, of the more than 600,000 mobile devices used by the department, 470,000 are BlackBerry, 41,000 are Apple products, and 8,700 are running on Google Android.
The department has said that eventually it wants to handle as many as 8 million devices. And, any company that can meet its strict classified security guidelines can try to get a piece of the department's profitable government contract.
According to the Wall Street Journal, BlackBerry devices still dominate the U.S. government market -- so, even if Apple and Samsung do get security approval, it doesn't necessarily mean immediate contracts for hundreds of thousands of devices.
Approvals "do not directly result in product orders, but facilitate the process by eliminating the need for security reviews at the individual DOD organization level," a Defense Department spokesman told the Wall Street Journal.


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Monday, February 25, 2013

Refurbished Phones Cheap Samsung invite confirms Galaxy S4 March 14 launch event

 Samsung invite confirms Galaxy S4 March 14 launch event- refurbished  phones cheap Samsung

A Samsung invitation tweeted this morning confirms that the company will show off its next Galaxy S phone on March 14. 
 

  
Samsung will unveil its new Galaxy S4 smartphone at a launch event on March 14.
The news was tweeted by Samsung this morning via an invitation announcing the event, dubbed "Samsung Unpacked 2013 Episode 1." The tweet says Samsung wants people to "come and meet the next Galaxy," and further teases the new device with the numeral 4 in the phrase "Ready 4 the show." The current version of the company's signature smartphone is, of course, the Galaxy S3.

 

The event will be take place in New York on Thursday, March 14, at 7 p.m. ET. It will also be live-streamed on Samsung Mobile's YouTube page.
Samsung already confirmed  yesterday when and where it would launch the S4. But the official invitation adds some icing to the cake.
Little is known about the S4 at this point, though rumors have pointed to a host of new features.
Equipped with Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2, the phone will reportedly offer an eight-core Exynos processor and a separate graphics processing chip. With a 4.99-inch SuperAmoled display, the S4 would reportedly come with 2GB of memory, a 13-megapixel rear camera with 1080p video capability, and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera.
Samsung also said that it's considering outfitting the phone with an extra layer of security in the form of its Knox software. That addition would of particular value to government agencies and corporations with tight security requirements.

Refurbished Phones Cheap Samsung invite confirms Galaxy S4 March 14 launch event

 Samsung invite confirms Galaxy S4 March 14 launch event- refurbished  phones cheap Samsung

A Samsung invitation tweeted this morning confirms that the company will show off its next Galaxy S phone on March 14. 
 

  
Samsung will unveil its new Galaxy S4 smartphone at a launch event on March 14.
The news was tweeted by Samsung this morning via an invitation announcing the event, dubbed "Samsung Unpacked 2013 Episode 1." The tweet says Samsung wants people to "come and meet the next Galaxy," and further teases the new device with the numeral 4 in the phrase "Ready 4 the show." The current version of the company's signature smartphone is, of course, the Galaxy S3.

 

The event will be take place in New York on Thursday, March 14, at 7 p.m. ET. It will also be live-streamed on Samsung Mobile's YouTube page.
Samsung already confirmed  yesterday when and where it would launch the S4. But the official invitation adds some icing to the cake.
Little is known about the S4 at this point, though rumors have pointed to a host of new features.
Equipped with Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2, the phone will reportedly offer an eight-core Exynos processor and a separate graphics processing chip. With a 4.99-inch SuperAmoled display, the S4 would reportedly come with 2GB of memory, a 13-megapixel rear camera with 1080p video capability, and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera.
Samsung also said that it's considering outfitting the phone with an extra layer of security in the form of its Knox software. That addition would of particular value to government agencies and corporations with tight security requirements.