Apple turned up the heat on Samsung in Australia when it expanded its patent and trademark lawsuit to include 278 new infringement claims covering 22 patents and ten devices (some unreleased). This is a significant increase from the original lawsuit which targeted only the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and included with a handful of patent infringement…
Samsung Champ Deluxe Duos heading to India
The regular Samsung Champ Duos isn’t good enough for every citizen of India? For folks who want something more, the Korean company announced Deluxe version of the device, simply called Samsung Champ Deluxe Duos. The somewhat fancier lookin’ device keeps two SIM card slots to allow folks to use two networks at the same time,…
UK: Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S Advance available for pre-ordering; Three, T-Mobile and O2 to offer it, too
The newly announced Galaxy S Advance is heading to the UK, with phone retailer MobileFun and Clove already taking pre-orders for the unlocked device. Those of you who want the mid-to-high end smartphone will have to pour out some 350 GBP (around $550) to be amongst the first ones to get it. We’re hearing the…
Samsung Galaxy Y Duos and Galaxy Y Pro Duos start selling in Europe
Samsung has started selling two of its dual-SIM Android smartphones, Galaxy Y Duos and Galaxy Y Pro Duos, in parts of Europe. At the moment I’m writing this, the second device is available in Greece for 139 EUR (about $181) from the operator Wind. Moreover, both phones are selling in Russia, with Galaxy Y Duos…
Candian wireless carrier Mobilicity starts selling the Galaxy Nexus
We have some great news for you folks on Canada’s Mobilicity, as the wireless provider is making the wildly popular Galaxy Nexus available to customers as of today. Users will not only be able to get their hands on the device for the price of $599.99 (no-contract), but also a “bonus,” as Mobilicity will throw-in a…
Samsung and Corning plan on getting together for future ultra strong OLED screens
Samsung is the undisputed leader when it comes to building displays using OLED technology. Sure, we sometimes hate the tricks that they sometimes pull (PenTile!) in order to make their screens cheap enough to manufacture in volume, but for the most part they’re doing a fantastic job at pushing the state of the art forward.…
Photo: Say hello to the Samsung Galaxy S II Plus, it looks awfully familiar
Earlier today, less than six hours ago in fact, we filed a report saying that Samsung was going to announce a device at Mobile World Congress later this month called the Galaxy S II Plus. Now, thanks a tweet from Eldar Murtazin, Editor in Chief of Mobile-Review, we now know what that device looks like.…
Samsung Galaxy S II Plus in works?
File this under “rumors,” but if we don’t see the new Galaxy S III unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (and we won’t), we may get a slightly improved version of the existing Galaxy S II. Apparently, a certain Galaxy S 2+ showed up in An3DBenchXL’s benchmark database, with WVGA display and a…
Two Samsung tablets and the Galaxy S III get Wi-Fi certification
Thanks to the good ol’ Wi-Fi Alliance, we know Samsung will soon launch three new devices (if not more). There are two tablets, marked as P3100 and P5100, and what seems as the Galaxy S III (marked as GT-i9300). That’s the good news. The bad news, as you’ve probably heard, is that we won’t see…
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy S Aviator are the first to get a taste of US Cellular’s LTE network
US Cellular has officially announced its first two LTE devices for its yet-to-be-born network in the form of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the Galaxy S Aviator. The devices will launch in March and April, with no shred of pricing details to be found. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is easily the most popular…









