This was a huge week for new smartphones, as HTC showed everybody’s what’s up when it comes to Android superphones with the introduction of the HTC Desire HD and the Desire Z. But HTC wasn’t the only one bringing the heat, as the world’s largest handset maker used its Nokia World conference to unveil some…
Samsung Galaxy Tab Coming to Bell, Too
Rogers has already gone all official about carrying the Samsung Galaxy Tab, but it looks like Bell will be keeping them company. I just got word from Bell Mobility PR that though they haven’t announced dates or pricing, they’re confirming that they’ll carry the Android 2.2 tablet at some point. Telus has remained tight-lipped on…
Poll: Samsung Galaxy Tab or Apple iPad, Which Would You Choose?
Last night, Samsung made the Galaxy Tab official and told us that it would be available from all four major carriers in the U.S. The 7-inch display tablet computer features Android 2.2, or Froyo, and has a custom UI made by Samsung, which makes the experience feel pretty similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy…
Samsung Media Hub brings multimedia content to phones and more
Samsung officially unveiled its Media Hub for the U.S. market and this content delivery system could become a powerful counterbalance to Apple and its iTunes behemoth and it could also make the company’s Android phones multimedia powerhouses. When we reviewed the AT&T Captivate, T-Mobile Vibrant and the Epic 4G, the Media Hub was a part…
Samsung Galaxy Tab official for all four major US carriers and Rogers
The first decent Android tablet has been officially announced by Samsung today. The Samsung Galaxy Tab, which we were very impressed by when we got some hands-on action with, will be available for all four major U.S. carriers, as well as Rogers in Canada. As you’ve likely heard before, the Galaxy Tab sports a 7-inch,…
Samsung Galaxy S will have sold 2 million in U.S. by next week
Samsung already said it has sold more than 1 million Galaxy S Android handsets but the company just said that it will hit the two million mark by the end of next week. That’s pretty darn impressive. The company was able to achieve this because it took a blanket approach – it eschewed the exclusivity…
Samsung Epic 4G gets OTA – Media Hub Access and bug fixes
The Samsung Epic 4G, the best of the Galaxy S devices, is receiving an OTA update that will enable the company’s Media Hub service, as well as some bug fixes. This comes at the perfect time, as Samsung is said to announce the service and the Galaxy Tab later tonight. Some of the things you…
Samsung Apps now a one-year-old app store; Available in 109 countries
What do you know, it was a year ago when Samsung launched its app store, Samsung Apps, initially in select markets of Western Europe (UK, France, Germany, Italy, etc). Today it is available in a total of 109 countries around the world, which is an impressive number. What’s still not impressive is the number of…
Internal document confirms Samsung Galaxy Tab for Verizon
It may not be actual branded hardware, but we’ve got confirmation the Samsung Galaxy Tab coming to Verizon. The Tab will be announced on the 16th, but pricing and availability will likely be a no-show. Hot on the heels of the AT&T branded Galaxy Tab, the leaked Verizon document confirms that Big Red will indeed…
Samsung Galaxy Tab spotted with AT&T branding
As expected, the Samsung Galaxy Tab should be hitting AT&T, along with Verizon and Sprint. While no carrier has confirmed the Galaxy Tab’s availability, the Android tablet has been spotted with the AT&T logo on its backside. The Galaxy Tab will join the Dell Streak and the iPad at AT&T, and even though we can expect…








