Samsung Shares the Fascinate Promo

We’ve all seen the Galaxy S commercials for the Captivate, Vibrant and recently the Epic 4G. Now Samsung is kind enough to share their latest promo for the Samsung Fascinate, which will be launching soon on Verizon. The large 4″ Super AMOLED display brings “cinema quality entertainment in the palm of your hand.” Enjoy!

Features of the Samsung Fascinate include:
- Android 2.1
- TouchWiz UI
- HD video recording
- 4″ Super AMOLED display
- 5MP camera with flash
- 1GHz Hummingbird processor
Via: Samsung’s YouTube channel
Out of the four commercials, which do you like better?
VIMEO to Launch Universal Player That Allows Mobile Support

VIMEO has announced today that they’ll soon be launching a universal player that will add mobile support. VIMEO will use HTML 5 to automatically detect your specific device and will display their video at optimal settings accordingly. People are using their devices more and more to browse the web each day and it is clear that YouTube runs the online video world, but VIMEO isn’t showing any sign of quitting.

Watch Later is a one button solution that lets people save videos for later viewing. Vimeo built the Watch Later button into every version of the Vimeo player. Now, people can access their Watch Later videos by going to the Watch Later album on Vimeo.com, the Vimeo channel on their Roku box or the Vimeo mobile site. It’s an easy way to queue up a high-quality playlist to enjoy when people have more time. The Watch Later feature will also be added to Vimeo’s API.
View VIMEO’s full press release below.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17 /PRNewswire/ — Online video sharing site Vimeo®, an operating business of IAC (Nasdaq: IACI), will release later today a Universal Player that allows people to watch embedded Vimeo videos on mobile devices such as iPhone or iPad using HTML5. The site has also added a new Watch Later feature into all versions of its player that allows viewers to mark a video for future viewing.
Universal Player:
“With the latest generation of browsers and devices, we’ve had huge demand for an embeddable player that works with HTML5 and on devices like iPad and iPhone,” said Andrew Pile, Vice President of Product and Development for Vimeo.
Vimeo’s new embeddable player detects the capabilities of the browser and will deliver the optimum player version (Flash, HTML5, or native) with the appropriate video definition (HD, SD, mobile) and playback codec (h.264, webm) – all while maintaining set customization and privacy features.
Pile added, “The new embeddable code is highly scalable and allows us to continue to add support as new browsers and devices are released, for example serving HTML5 to IE9 and our Flash mobile player to Android phones running Flash 10.1.”
Watch Later:
Watch Later is a one button solution that lets people save videos for later viewing. Vimeo built the Watch Later button into every version of the Vimeo player. Now, people can access their Watch Later videos by going to the Watch Later album on Vimeo.com, the Vimeo channel on their Roku box or the Vimeo mobile site. It’s an easy way to queue up a high-quality playlist to enjoy when people have more time. The Watch Later feature will also be added to Vimeo’s API.
About Vimeo, LLC
Leading video sharing site Vimeo® provides the easiest way for people to host and share their videos in high quality. The site provides great privacy features and inspiring videos from a vibrant, respectful community of creative users who care about how and where they show their work. Launched in 2004 and headquartered in New York, NY, Vimeo offers users a video sharing experience that is both entertaining and easy to use. Vimeo is a 2009 Time Magazine Top 50 Website. Vimeo, LLC is a subsidiary of IAC (Nasdaq: IACI).
SOURCE Vimeo, LLC
Source: Phandroid
YouTube or VIMEO?
Need Basic Tips For The Droid 2? Motorola Can Help

As with every new phone, learning how to use your new device might be a bit frustrating, Motorola has created 15 tutorial videos showing you how to use your new device. Sometimes people get insulted for asking basic questions among the community, so these videos should help the most novice user. Below we have highlighted 3 videos that we have found to be the most useful when using your new device.
Creating a custom RSS news feed widget.
Using your phone for the first time.
Capturing and sharing pictures.
If you would like to get more information and watch the other 12 tutorial videos, head over to Motorola’s YouTube channel to find what you might be looking for. Enjoy your Motorola Droid 2.
Source: Droid-Life
With the impact the original Motorola Droid had on the mobile market and for Android, will the Motorola Droid 2 carry on the torch or will this device fail?
Samsung Shows Off The Full Galaxy S Line

Samsung is proud of what they have done so far with their Galaxy S line and they have every right to be. The Samsung Galaxy S is taking the world by storm as this device is showing no sign of slowing. In the latest video uploaded to YouTube by Samsung, the video contains the complete Galaxy S line.
- T-Mobile – Samsung Vibrant
- AT&T – Samsung Captivate
- Verizon – Samsung Fascinate
- Sprint – Samsung Epic 4G
- International – Samsung Galaxy S
The video discusses the devices hardware and software similarities, along with their carrier exclusive features. There’s no denying that this device is making its name as Samsung’s best device to date.
Enjoy.
Via: YouTube
Which carrier specific device are you waiting for? Let us know in the comments below.
Samsung’s Latest Plug for Their Galaxy S

Starting tonight, Samsung is beginning to take their advertising to the next level. Tonight Samsung will be running this TV spot all across America. I said before to watch out because Samsung is slowly going to take over and guess what, it’s happening. They have come over the Android community like a black cloud, raining crisp Super AMOLED displays and Hummingbird processors. A lot of users have taken to the Samsung Galaxy S devices and Verizon and Sprint have yet to release theirs. Check out the video.
Do you think they went with a fight scene symbolizing that they are on the offensive to take over? Judging that this device as already sold into the millions worldwide and that they are determined to reach their goal of launching this device in over 110 countries, I say that would be a safe bet.
*UPDATE*
Along with Samsung’s TV Spot, they have started referencing Apple’s “antennagate” issue in their paper ads. Enjoy!
image source: EuroDroid
Would you like to get your hands on this hot device? You can head to the AndroidSPIN Cell Store and get it at a price lower than anywhere else. Go ahead and get one, you know you want to.
Via: YouTube
How many of you already own the Samsung Galaxy S? Let us know in the comments below.
Another Day, Another Promo Video for Samsung Galaxy S
Proving one again that a rose phone by another other name is just as sweet, Verizon has launched a promo video for their upcoming Samsung Fascinate. Does it look familiar to you? It should, it’s pretty much the exact same video that was launched by AT&T. Just in case you’re getting your names mixed up, here’s a refresher:
- AT&T – Captivate
- Verizon – Fascinate
- T-Mobile – Vibrant
- Sprint – Epic
Honestly, is sticking with one name such a bad thing?
YouTube Enhancing Mobile Site
In only three short years, YouTube’s mobile site has grown to more than 100 million video playbacks a day. That’s a huge number, and YouTube is making improvements so your video viewing habits are more enjoyable.
In addition to making the mobile site faster, YouTube is also adding in other features like touch-friendly elements for easier playback, search options, playlists, and sharing. YouTube also makes it clear they’re working toward a seamless experience from computers to mobile devices:
As we make improvements to Youtube.com, you’ll see them quickly follow on our mobile site, unlike native apps which are not updated as frequently.
Does this mean the YouTube app is going away? I don’t think so. The YouTube app isn’t going anywhere, but YouTube is making it clear the mobile site is the place to go for the best experience no matter what phone you may have. The enhanced mobile site is launching as English-only, but additional languages will become available in the coming months. If you want to see a demo of the new interface, watch the video below.
Source: YouTube Blog
First Promo Video of the Motorola Charm

The device is obviously lower end and with it aimed at the younger school crowd, who knows how far the Motorola Charm will actually fly. The concept has the features that could very well take off in the future as this fully exposed QWERTY keyboard will compete with the Blackberry devices that we find everywhere. As the Charm introduces the Backtrack Navigation tool, could we see this on future devices? Either way, the device is still pretty interesting to look at.
Source: YouTube
Leave your raves and complaints about this device in the comments below.
The Sprint Samsung Epic 4G Promo
It was less than a month ago that Sprint launched the HTC Evo 4G, the first 4G device of its kind, and they’re hitting the game hard again by showing off their latest 4G monster the Samsung Epic 4G (Galaxy S). With a full QWERTY slide out keyboard, 1GHz processor and Super AMOLED display, what’s not to love? Is it just me, or is Sprint making strategic decisions here? I think so, and judging by the following device Sprint has developed since the Evo, it’s going to be hard to slow them down. Here is the latest promo video of Sprint’s Epic 4G.
The Epic 4G is going to be another huge device in the Sprint and Android family.
Source: BriefMobile
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