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Apple’s newest hotness, the iPhone 4S (check out our review!), has become Samsung’s latest target in the never ending spat between the two consumer electronics giants. Last week we reported that Samsung was seeking to prevent the iPhone 4S from being sold in France and Italy. This week they’ve added Australia and Japan to that…
As part of the strategy to get a foot in the door of big companies, Samsung launched a new program called “Samsung Approved for Enterprise” or SAFE. The idea is to provide some sort of guarantee that products and services offered by Samsung and its partners are SAFE to be used in the corporate environment.…
With the official announcement coming next week, the Galaxy Nexus is hardly any sort of secret to anyone. Another thing that shouldn’t be all that surprising is that the handset has shown up in Verizon’s inventory system. With a rumored launch date of November 3rd, the Galaxy Nexus should definitely be one of the most…
You’ve probably already seen Verizon Wireless’ recently unveiled Samsung Stratosphere. If you haven’t, make sure to check out our hands-on post where we briefly check the first QWERTY keyboard-equipped Android smartphone that sings along the Big Red carrier’s LTE network. It is available for $149.99 with a new two-year contract, but we’re hearing Staples will…
Apple wins another round in the fight against Samsung. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is officially banned from being sold in Australia. Apple originally sued Samsung for infringing two patents regarding multi-touch gestures and controls. Back in August, Samsung had originally agreed not to sell the tablet in Australia anyway until the judge made a verdict.…
It looks like the rumors were right, as Samsung and Google have just sent out invitations for an event Oct. 19 in Hong Kong. This should be the unveiling of the Nexus Prime (or whatever it’s called) and the first time we get a good look at Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The Nexus Prime and…
Towards the end of the summer Samsung announced several Android devices, but more importantly they also introduced a completely new naming scheme. Devices likes the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy S II fell into the “Super Smart” category, devices such as the Galaxy R, which is the Galaxy S II, but with a less capable…
If you’re looking for a “different” budget Android smartphone, maybe O2 UK has something for you. The Telefónica-owned operator is now offering the Samsung Galaxy Ace Purple, which as you can imagine is a version of the Galaxy Ace in purple. Not sure why the name change was needed, but hey – God knows what…
AT&T and Samsung will most likely release another Android update for the Captivate smartphone, or at least a new Gingerbread leak suggests so. The UCKJ1 build won’t make your Galaxy S outperform the brand-new Galaxy S II, but it will certainly make things run smoother. Not sure how smoother, but you can test for yourself…
When Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, it forgot to mention how much it will cost. Thanks to Netbook.it we now know how much the Korean company will ask for the brand new tablet in Italy – 499 EUR. That’s not that bad for a device as capable as the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus,…