Samsung has partnered with email specialist Seven to offer push-email (and some other) services to its Social Hub users. The service was unveiled as part of the Korean company’s efforts to push its Bada platform and offer an addition value for users, whether they own the Wave or the recently announced Galaxy S smartphone. In…
Samsung wants to collect 1 million mobile phones for recycling this year!
Samsung is on the big “do good” PR campaign in the U.S. The company has pledged to collect 1 million mobile phones for recycling in 2010. The name of the game is “March to a Million” and right from the bat the Korean company is reaching over 7 million students in approximately 9,500 schools. The…
RUMOR: Samsung Galaxy S to go Pro?
Who doesn’t love a good rumor? Today’s rumor is that Samsung may be working on a keyboard packing Galaxy S. There’s not much to be said about the device that doesn’t exist besides a badly done mockup of what the Pro version might look like. But it’s enough for us to want one. The Galaxy…
Cricket’s Leaked 2010 Lineup Features BlackBerry 8530, Kyocera Zio, and Lots More
A bundle of Cricket phones slated for a 2010 launch has leaked in a slide deck, which prominently features the BlackBerry Curve 8530 and the recently-announced Kyocera ZIO. Here’s the full run-down of what to expect, when, and for how much: Kyocera Domino (S1310) – $99.99 MSRP, June Cricket CAPTR II (A210) – $129.99 MSRP,…
Samsung Galaxy S tops charts for smartphone GPU performance
Thought that the Evo 4G was the best of the best, did you? Well, you may still be right on that one, but it turns out that the Samsung Galaxy S has almost three times the graphics processing power of any smartphone available! Taylor over at AndroidAndMe did some digging as to what Samsung meant…
CTIA 2010: Android, mobile data ruled the roost
The IntoMobile team spent last week destroying Las Vegas for the CTIA Wireless 2010 tradeshow. Despite having no luck at the blackjack tables, we were able to fully cover the most important conference for the U.S. mobile industry. Read beyond the jump for a thorough take on the big hits and misses from Sin City.
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro due for release next month
Our buddies at Electricpig have spotted the Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro (a QWERTY-tastic version of the Vivaz) up for pre-order, over at Play.com – and apart from the price, the other interesting morsel of info is that it’s due next month! The Vivaz Pro will be £339.99, and should ship from April 30th, just ahead…
Samsung u820 heading to Verizon Wireless
In addition to the Galaxy S which took most of our attention, Samsung has also unveiled another device at the CTIA Wireless in Las Vegas – u820, which is heading to Verizon Wireless. The touchscreen-QWERTY-slider grabs its place in the higher end of the mid-range segment with specs that include a 3-inch WQVGA display, side-sliding…
Samsung Wave gets official, HD DivX Certified
During Mobile World Congress last month, Samsung unveiled its first Bada device, the Wave. Nearly a month later, Samsung has announced the device, and it will be the world’s first mobile phone to be DivX Certified for HD video playback at 720p. While not necessarily “highly anticipated,” bada has been receivedrather well. In essence, bada…
HD Video: Samsung Galaxy S Android phone demo from CTIA 2010
The Samsung Galaxy S unveiling may have been slightly eclipsed yesterday by Sprint’s announcement of their Motorola EVO 4G Android phone, but that doesn’t make the Galaxy S any less amazing in its own right. We got a chance to talk with Samsung about their upcoming Android 2.1 handset, and we managed to get a…