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Nokia may be getting all the attention (of what little there is) in the Windows Phone world, but let’s not forget that there are other players with their neck in the game. Samsung, who we’ve traditionally recognized as the leading manufacturer of Android devices, has released a few Windows Phone devices that haven’t really taken…
Sprint released a small security update for the Samsung Conquer 4G. As far as I’ve understood, when Sprint says “security update” it means CarrierIQ integration is removed from the device. However, there are apparently also some other changes included, with several live wallpapers (Magic, Smoke, Many, Maps, Nexus, Spectrum, Water and Waveform) don’t appearing after…
Canada’s Rogers Wireless and Bell will soon beef-up their mid-range Android offerings with a new phone from Samsung – Galaxy Rugby, which is the same device offered by AT&T as Rugby Smart. The rumor goes on suggesting that Sammy’s baby will start selling on April 11th with both carrier presumingly starting to take orders at…
Samsung has managed to get Maria Sharapova to its side with the hot tennis player already promoting the Galaxy Note is Russia. Sharapova, who was a Sony Ericsson brand ambassador in the past and before that helped spread some Motorola RAZR love, signed a deal with the Korean company to help them position their products…
With its 7.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, Samsung’s Galaxy Tab is a beauty. It’s beautiful on the outside and a new post on the Samsung Tomorrow website shows us how gorgeous it is on the inside. The blog takes apart the Korean LTE version of the tablet and shows off its DMB TV antenna, LTE,…
Do you have a Sprint Nexus S 4G? Well, you’re in luck because the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update is officially rolling out. We’re not sure on the rollout schedule but Sprint says that it should start going out today. Once it’s available for your Nexus S, you’ll get the notice to download it.…
Another day, another Samsung Galaxy S III rumor. The image above is floating around the web right now, claiming to be an actual representation of what Samsung’s next flagship will look like, but is it really? We’ll find out in May, and if the picture is to believed then we’ll find out on May 22nd.…
Samsung has started mass production of Ultra High Speed-1 (UHS-1) microSD cards that support the highest performance levels required on advanced LTE smartphones and tablets. Initially, the company will make 16GB cards, which are comprised of Samsung’s 20 nanometer-class 64 gigabit toggle DDR 2.0 devices and an advanced Samsung controller supporting the ultra fast UHS-1…
Samsung Canada officially announced the availability of white Samsung Galaxy Note. The device is now available at carriers and retailers, though the Korean giant failed to name any names — so if you want the big phablet (phone-tablet) device in “Ceramic White”, you better check with your carrier and/or a local phone store whether it…
Not sure whether this means the smallest member of Samsung’s Galaxy family of devices, Galaxy Pocket, will hit the U.S. market soon, but it’s definitely on the way to get all the paperwork ready for the big day. The model FCC engineers got to play with can perfectly sing along AT&T’s 3G network, though as…