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The first wave of Windows Phone devices will soon hit the market, with companies like Nokia, Samsung and HTC leading the pack. According to DigiTimes, it’s likely that HTC and Samsung will offer better prices for the users, saying that Nokia has put all of its (smartphone) eggs into one (Windows Phone) basket, whereas two…
Looking for a decent phone on AT&T that isn’t going to stretch pass the $100 threshold? Well, our first suggestion would be the HTC One X, as it’s likely the most powerful device in the price range. That said, if you need a handset that’s a little more rugged, then you might find that the…
MetroPCS has announced this morning that they’ll begin offering the Galaxy S III off-contract starting October 22nd. The Galaxy S III will set you back $499.99, though you won’t have to sign the hefty 2-year contract, which could easily be worth the extra $300 you’ll spend up front for the device. Plans range from about…
Few days ago we’ve told you about the special Samsung Galaxy S III model NTT Docomo will offer (Galaxy S III Alpha) and now KDDI got its own version of the device. Unfortunately it’s not as nearly as cool as Docomo’s Galaxy S III – KDDI’s Galaxy S III Progre (SCL21) supports LTE connectivity but…
Samsung is known as a handset maker that offers products for all kinds of users. Aside from its high-end portfolio that includes devices like the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II, the Korean company also offers an array of products for different markets all around the world. The Samsung Star all-touchscreen feature phones were…
Samsung has announced this morning that Jelly Bean, the latest version of Android complete with Project Butter and Google Now, will be coming to the flagship Galaxy S III “in the coming months.” The update will come via Kies and an OTA update once it’s made available, and availability will vary by region likely due…
Thanks to Best Buy Canada, we know how much two of the major carriers in the country will ask for the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The electronics retailer is listing the phone with 3-year contracts from Bell and TELUS with a price tag of $149.99. Unfortunately, Rogers Wireless is not on the list, though we…
Two Canadian carriers are interested to bring the Samsung Galaxy Rugby LTE to its customers, Bell and TELUS. The first of the two will go ahead with the device launch on November 1st even though its PTT LTE network won’t go live until the first half of 2013. In other words, until that part is…
Sprint announced it will be selling the Samsung Galaxy Note II on October 25. The Note II rocks a gigantic 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display, runs Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean on a powerful 1.6 GHz quad-core processor, and carries a 3100 mAh battery for some extra needed juice. The hybrid phone tablet will cost $299.99 on new…
Cricket is preparing to add a new low-end QWERTY keyboard-equipped feature phone to it portfolio – Samsung Comment II (R390C). The successor to the original Comment packs a 2.4-inch QVGA screen, 2-megapixel camera on the back, Bluetooth, media player, web browser and a microSD memory card slot. The device is still not available at Cricket’s…