If you didn’t know, the Samsung Galaxy S 2 is coming to the US of A relatively soon and Sammy wants to tell all. Not that the blatant event invitation gave it away or anything but just in case you’ve been MIA, a new ad has appeared online to remind you what a success the…
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wi-Fi gets a small firmware update
Samsung has started rolling-out a small update for the Wi-Fi only version of the Galaxy Tab 10.1. The 3.22MB “heavy” download is said to address several of the problems Sammy’s TouchWiz UX have, making the device more stable than ever. Unfortunately, we don’t have the official change log and can only speculate about all of…
Samsung Admire lands on MetroPCS with Gingerbread in tow – only $130
Samsung isn’t new to mid-range or entry-level devices and the just-released Admire for MetroPCS fits nicely in that crowd. This Android Gingerbread-toting handset isn’t going to blow you away in terms of specs but it’s definitely a welcomed new option to the MetroPCS lineup. You’ll find the expected WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, microSD card support, and…
Straight Talk to offer their first Android smartphone next month, the Samsung Galaxy Precedent
Straight Talk, one of America’s many prepaid operators, is going to step up their game next month when they introduce their very first Android smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Precedent. Priced at $150, with obviously no contract, you’re also looking at a phone bill that weighs in at just $45 for unlimited everything, including data. The…
Screw the Droid Bionic – Wait for the Google Nexus Prime
This past January at CES, there were many announcements that seriously caught our attention in the mobile space. One such announcement was the Motorola Droid Bionic, which has since seen its fair share of mishaps, delays, and whatever could happen to a handset to keep it from store shelves. More than half a year later,…
Samsung loses their marbles, plans on introducing a 5.3 inch smartphone this fall
Samsung, who many know from their rather large portfolio of Android smartphones and HDTV televisions, is also one of the world’s largest component suppliers. In fact, according to a recent article in The Economist, of the $178 worth of components Apple uses to make an iPhone 4, 25% of that money goes to Samsung. Two…
Samsung Galaxy Tab EU ban lifted, except in Germany
Victory for Samsung! The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which Apple has accused of being a copy of its iPad tablet, can now go on sale in Europe except in Germany. The two companies have been suing each other for patents and design over the past few months, and it seemed like Apple was gaining the…
Swype hits the Nexus S 4G for Sprint
Nexus S 4G users for Sprint, get your thumbs ready. Swype, possibly the fastest text-input method for Android, is coming to your smartphones. With Swype, you’ll be able to crank out e-mails, text messages and more without having to lift your finger off the keyboard. Instead of typing individual letters, you swipe through them to…
Samsung hires Steve Kondik, founder of custom Android ROM initiative CyanogenMod
Hot on the heels of Google announcing that they’re going to spend $12.5 billion on acquiring Motorola Mobility, Samsung has just picked up one of, if not the, most knowledge minds in the Android community: Steve Kondik, better known as the guy behind CyanogenMod. The work that he and his contributors have done on Google’s…
Samsung’s Galaxy naming scheme unveiled
Ever wondered what’s the logic behind various Samsung Galaxy models? While we still don’t have the complete answer — like where Galaxy Ace and Mini fit into the scheme picture above — we do start to get the idea behind the Korean giant’s thinking (at least for the new phones). As you can see for…









