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Samsung Galaxy SII in the works
If you have not already heard about it, this is great news! Apparently the Samsung Galaxy SII rumors are true and this bad boy has been approved by the FCC. What’s so sweet about this device is that it supports 2.4ghz and 5ghz frequencies, meaning it’ll almost certainly come with dual-band 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi. We…
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The Samsung Galaxy S II comes with AT&T & Canadian HSPA+
Have you been trying to patiently wait for the Samsung Galaxy S II to come out? If so, there’s really no need to wait any longer. Let Samsung in the US wonder why international sales increase when you can now buy a stock, international Galaxy S2 that comes with Canadian and US 3G bands straight…
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A TV Remote Control Application for Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tablet
The days of using remote controls may soon be over. Several smartphones now have the capability with the use of applications to replace your remote control for your TV. The Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tablet are the most recent additions to this new technique.
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Samsung confirmed they are not charging for updates on the Galaxy S
If you haven’t already heard the truth, there will be no fee’s for Samsung Android updates. These rumors have gotten pretty strong lately and Samsung has recently confirmed, with this statement to phonescoop, “No. Samsung is not charging carriers for Froyo updates to Galaxy S. We hope to have more detail on status shortly. Promise!”
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Is Samsung Keeping Froyo From Galaxy S Users?!?
So we all know that the Samsung Galaxy S line of phones consists of some of the hottest selling devices among all carriers, and worldwide. Every month we’ve seen reports of how many millions of Galaxy S phones Samsung has sold. Every major carrier in the US has one version of them, whether its the…
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Honeycomb System Requirements – Tablet’s Only?!?
We know that the upcoming Android Gingerbread won’t have minimum hardware requirements, but that may be a different story for Honeycomb, Google’s tablet-optimized version of Android. But will it hurt the Android by making it fragmented?
