Samsung is eager to repeat the success it had with the previous Galaxy S smartphone and is therefore cornering mobile operators all around the world as we speak. Parts of Europe already got the Galaxy S III, while the U.S. citizens will get it later this month with 5 major carriers — including Verizon Wireless,…
HTC prepares for the Samsung Galaxy S III launch saying the One X is a superior product
On the heels of my yesterday’s rant which phone to choose — HTC One X or Samsung Galaxy S III — we got HTC’s promo material as it prepares to face the “Galaxy S III challenge.” The Taiwanese company says their smartphone is superior, boasting a better screen, sound, camera and CPU. Moreover, the One…
Canada: Samsung giving away 3 Galaxy S III smartphones
As part of a plan to keep the momentum going for the Galaxy S III, Samsung Canada will host a launch parties for its flagship device in Vancouver, Toronto or Montreal. The day is set for June 20th and to remind Canadians about the big event, the local office of the Korean giant is organizing…
Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders go live at Sprint, AT&T and Verizon, ship dates of June and early July
The Samsung Galaxy S III is now available for pre-order at three of the five US carriers that are selling the phone. Verizon and Sprint offer both the 16GB and 32GB models, with pricing set at $199 for the 16GB model and $249 for the 32GB model (prices include a two-year customer agreement). AT&T is offering…
Samsung joins Linux Foundation
Samsung is joining the Linux Foundation as a Platinum member, which gives it a seat on the Foundation’s Board of Directors. At the same time, the Korean giant has the opportunity to participate with the kernel community and adopt open source best practices. Linux is not just about phones — though Android is a Linux-based…
Samsung Galaxy S III vs HTC One X, which one you prefer?
My carrier contract is about to expire in a month or so and I’ll definitely use the opportunity to get the new phone with a new two-year contract. Two devices that top my list are the Samsung Galaxy S III and HTC One X, both rocking pretty similar specs. As an existing (and pretty satisfied)…
Samsung Exhilarate: The $50 Galaxy S II variant that everyone will ignore
AT&T has just announced that they’ll be carrying a new smartphone called the Exhilarate. Made by Samsung, the Exhilarate is a Galaxy S II, but with a smaller 4.0 inch screen and a less capable 5 megapixel camera. That’s OK though since it supports 4G LTE, making it one of the cheapest devices in AT&T’s…
Samsung GT-E1260B is a budget-friendly candybar with QWERTY keyboard
Aside from making awesome high-end smartphones, Samsung also has an extensive portfolio of feature phones, targeting folks who don’t want (or can’t afford) a modern smartphone. One such device is the newly leaked GT-E1260B, which is a candybar-shaped device with a full QWERTY keyboard, making it ideal for heavy texters. Unveiled by SamMobile, the GT-E1260B…
Canada: TELUS, Bell and Virgin Mobile Samsung Galaxy S III no-contract pricing leaked
Let’s say you live in Canada and want to grab the sexy new Samsung Galaxy S III. Moreover, let’s presume you don’t want to put your signature on a 2 or God forbid 3 year carrier contract, and would rather get the device sans any strings attached. You may be wondering how much the major…
Rumor: Galaxy Note II to land in October with a 5.5 inch 1680 x 1050 pixel display
Samsung likes to refresh their products every 12 months. Seeing as how the Galaxy Note started shipping in October 2011, that means we should see the successor to the highly successful 5.3 inch phablet in just a few months. According to sources who spoke to UbuntuLife, the Galaxy Note II will have a 5.5 inch…









