We reported just a few days ago that the Samsung Intensity III sliding keyboard phone would launch on Verizon Wireless, but that it was unclear when exactly that would happen. Well, the time has come because Verizon is selling the new Samsung handset starting today. The design of the Intensity III is composed of 80…
Weekend rant: International Samsung Galaxy S III isn’t “future-proof”?
You may’ve heard that U.S. version of the Samsung Galaxy S III doesn’t come with a quad-core processor but with a dual-core one (Qualcomm Snapdragon S4) and an additional gig of RAM (for a total of 2GB). According to the Korean company, its engineers decided to take this step (add an additional 1GB of RAM)…
TELUS offering a $50 credit to users who aren’t able to buy Galaxy S III immediately
You’ve heard it before – Samsung has a sweet problem as it can’t produce enough Galaxy S III units. Canadian carriers are one of the “victims” of Sammy’s issues and as I’m writing this, they’re telling some of their customers to wait a little longer to get the new superphone. In other words, if you…
Samsung Galaxy Note II launching in September?
Yup, we know Samsung is working on a successor to its phablet device, Galaxy Note. The new rumor is that the Korean company will launch the new device in September to make it available for purchase before Apple starts selling the new iPhone. Moreover, it is said that the Note II will rock a quad-core…
Apple posts multi-million dollar bond to start Galaxy Tab injunction
Earlier this week Apple was granted an injunction against Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the United States. In order for the ban to take place the iPad maker would have to post a $2.6 million bond. Well, Apple wasted no time to post that bond, which allows the preliminary injunction to take effect according to…
Samsung’s Galaxy S III is facing delays in America because engineers wanted to make it future proof
When you buy a tool, let’s say a hammer, you don’t care if a better hammer comes out a few weeks later since both hammers do exactly the same thing. They bang nails into the wall. Phones however are a different story. When you buy a phone you’re not just buying a battery powered lump…
Samsung Galaxy S III now available in Canada through pretty much all carriers
Yesterday was the day for Android fans in Canada, as pretty much all carriers started selling the Samsung Galaxy S III, including Bell Mobility, Mobilicity, Rogers Wireless, SaskTel, Telus, Virgin Mobile, Videotron and Wind Mobile. The prices start at some $150 with the ever-long three-year contract. Alternatively, there’s an expensive phone-only option that will take $600 out…
Samsung Intensity III coming to Verizon Wireless
Aside from having a ton of rock-solid smartphones, Verizon Wireless keeps adding feature phones to its portfolio cause, you know, not every necessarily wants, needs or can afford a modern smartphone. For those folks, the Big Red carrier will launch the third generation of the Samsung Intensity phone. Similarly to the previous model, which was…
Samsung Wave gets its (unofficial) serving of Ice Cream Sandwich
While everyone talks about Jelly Beans these days, some folks are trying to get Ice Cream Sandwich working on non-Android phones. Take Samsung Wave for instance. It’s a pretty powerful device that rocks a 1GHz processor. Sure, it’s a single-core CPU and it’s not exactly the latest generation one, but it’s still fast enough. Its…
Crazy: Apple charges $375 for an iPhone 3GS, meanwhile the Galaxy Nexus is $349
Google announced so many things at I/O yesterday that I’m still having a hard time wrapping my head around everything they talked about during their keynote. There was one thing however, something they didn’t talk about on stage, that has completely and utterly blown my mind. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus, which hit the market late…









