Good news if you’re holding onto a Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket or Galaxy Note, AT&T customers, as both handsets are getting an official taste of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich today. While only two devices in the world officially support Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, Ice Cream Sandwich is still the biggest update of the…
Samsung launches Olympic Games app with augmented reality twist
With London Olympic Games starting later this month, Samsung — which also happen to be one of the sponsors of the big event — launched an Android app to guide and entertain folks interested in sports. Available as a free download, Samsung: Take Part 2012 allows users to play various games on behalf of their…
Leak: T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q America USA GI-Joe spotted in the wild
According to TmoNews, T-Mobile is going to launch a device called the “Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q” on August 15th. No, we didn’t make name that up. As you can see from the photo below, it’s quite … nasty. Under the hood though it’s quite a capable device. There’s a dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon inside…
New Samsung commercials highlight the Galaxy S III’s cool sharing features
Samsung recently released three new commercials for the Galaxy S III that focus on the cool things you can do with the company’s latest Android handset. One promotional video highlights Share Shot, a photo-sharing feature that lets you send pictures from one phone to another instantly. Another video showcases AllShare Play which lets you share…
T-Mobile Galaxy Note accessories hitting some stores already
While T-Mobile has remained rather tight-lipped about the inevitable release of the Samsung Galaxy Note, it hasn’t stopped some accessories from finding their way into some Magenta stores already. We certainly have our doubts that the handset will be released on the previously rumored July 11th, but it can’t be too long now before we…
UK Court: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 does not infringe Apple’s design rights
Samsung’s luck is finally starting to turn around. It won a case in the UK when a judge ruled in its favor saying the Galaxy Tab 10.1 doesn’t copy design aspects of Apple’s iPad. The judge had some interesting things to say about Samsung’s tablet however. Judge Colin Birss said it’s not likely consumers will…
Verizon confirms the Galaxy S III will have a locked bootloader
Verizon is notorious for locking down the bootloaders on its phones and, unfortunately, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S III is no exception. In a statement released to The Verge, Verizon confirmed that the Galaxy S III will ship with a locked bootloader. The wireless carrier explains its decision in the statement below: Verizon Wireless has…
Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III launch date pushed back two days to July 12
Verizon customers looking to walk into a store and get a Galaxy S III on Tuesday will be sorely disappointed. According to MobileBurn, Verizon has pushed the retail launch date back by two days to July 12th. The company updated its website with this new launch date and provided the following statement: “As it sometimes…
Hands-On with the Samsung Galaxy Note’s new Premium App Suite
Whether or not it was a complete surprise to Samsung that the Galaxy Note would become so popular, it has proved that there’s definitely a market for tablet/phone hybrid devices. To sweeten the deal for its own Note, Samsung has released a new Premium Suite of applications that make the S-Pen experience even better. We’ve…
Galaxy Nexus now back in Play Store, injunction temporarily lifted
Welcome to another episode of “As the Patents Continue,” where Samsung remains in an ongoing battle with everyone’s favorite tech company, Apple. The richest company in the world has been obsessed with burying all things Android, focusing its rage mainly on Samsung, which the company believes is a copycat. Let’s backtrack for a second. Not…









