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Contact UsSamsung is launching the Samsung Mobile PIN, a pop-up shop that promotes the company’s new flagship device, Galaxy S III, as well as other devices from Samsung’s portfolio. The first such spaces are rolling out in London (from May 29th) at Westfield Shepherd’s Bush and Old Spitalfields Market, and during the summer two additional PINs will be launched in Hyde Park and Olympic Park. Designed as a “premium pop-up experience space,” Samsung Mobile PIN is a “unique glass-housed engineering marvel” that can be easily moved to different locations. Within the … Read more
If you happen to be one of the first 50 folks to buy the sexy new Samsung Galaxy S III, aside from getting the best Android smartphone ever made, you’ll also get free tickets to the Olympics. The information comes from AndroidCentral, which received an email from the Samsung store at Westfield Stratford City, London detailing the Galaxy S III launch event on the evening of May 29th. Invites are being sent out for 5pm, with the first sales taking place at 6pm, assuming you’ve pre-ordered your S III. Samsung … Read more
Well, I could’t say I didn’t see this one coming. Sprint has officially given the ax to the Nexus S 4G, according to The Verge. This suggest that The Now Network is clearing shelf space for the newer Galaxy Nexus that released on the carrier a few weeks ago. The Nexus S was a popular device to many, because of its unique form factor (people dug the chin), and its normal sized 4-inch AMOLED screen. Although it was popular in its day, it left many Android users with heavy heartache … Read more
While only a handful of reviews were released for the Samsung Galaxy S III today, we thought we’d throw the verdicts into one space for you all to see. Is the Galaxy S III the new phone to beat? Read on to find out. The Verge “..the Galaxy S III is a technological triumph. Not at first sight, perhaps, but Samsung has done the overwhelming majority of things right. The camera is easily the best I’ve used on an Android device, the processor claims the title of benchmarking champion, and … Read more
File this under rumors, but it’s likely that some retailers in Canada will get the sexy new Samsung smartphone before carriers get their hands on it. The official word from the Korean company is that the new device is coming “this summer” but that’s pretty vague, leaving a ton of room for speculation. MobileSyrup got hold of a leaked ad — which was pulled later on — suggesting that Best Buy may get a head start. Future Shop also said it will have the Galaxy S III as soon as … Read more
British phone retailer Mobile Phones Direct is offering the sexy new Samsung Galaxy S III for just 49 GBP to users willing to commit on a two-year 26 GBP/month contract with Vodafone. That’s a pre-order deal — since Galaxy S III is still not available — and it’s pretty sweet… or so we think. Best of all, both white and blue versions of the device are available at the retailer. As for what’s included for 26 GBP per month, that money gets you 300 calling minutes, unlimited texts as well … Read more
Surprise … surprise. The recently announced Samsung Galaxy S III is being proclaimed as “the most pre-ordered Android smartphone ever,” this according to huge United Kingdom mobile network, Vodafone. Wait, before you roll your eyes over what Vodafone said, you must first remember what Reuters said last week. The news publication reported that Samsung had 9 million pre-orders of its new Galaxy S III. So, this suggest there is some legitimacy to Vodafone’s statement. A Vodafone spokesperson told The Inquirer that demand for Samsung’s latest flagship Android smartphone has been … Read more
Samsung has released Galaxy Note’s Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source code at its Open Source website. This in turn will help hackers do their thing, releasing tweaks, modifications and new apps to the built-in software. That said, we’re pretty confident first custom ROMs that take advantage of this code will be out sooner rather than later. If you happen to be in that [hacking] community and think you have something worth sharing, drop us a note – we’ll be glad to check it out and eventually give you some space … Read more
If you’re looking to get yourself a new phone, don’t want to wait for the HTC One X or Samsung Galaxy S III, and would rather get something more affordable, check out what Amazon Wireless’ latest deals. The online retailer sent us an email about 4 cool devices that are offered for less. Here’s what they got: Motorola DROID 4 4G (Verizon Wireless) – $0.01 / $149.99 Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Sprint) – $49.99 / $149.99 HTC Rezound 4G (Verizon Wireless) – $49.99 / $179.99 Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX 4G (Verizon … Read more
We’ve lost track of how many Samsung Galaxy phones are out on the market, but that’s OK since there are only a handful that actually matter. Is the new Galaxy Appeal one of them? Let’s find out. First, we have no idea how much this thing will actually cost. AT&T didn’t include that piece of information in their press release. Second, it’s made out of recycled materials, which sounds awesome, but we’ve had some pretty bad experiences in the past with devices like the Samsung Reclaim for Sprint. That thing … Read more
Thanks in large part to its iPad tablet computer, Apple has been crowned the king in mobile PC sales, according to an NPD report. NPD defines mobile PCs as tablet and laptop computers, the latter of which has been completely dominated by Apple’s iPad line of devices. Apple is estimated to have sold a whopping 17.2 million mobile PCs in Q1 2012, approximately 13.6 million of which were iPads. This number is up over 1.5 million from the 12 million Apple reported in their fiscal Q2 2012 earnings report from April. … Read more