Galaxy S Blaze Q gets new name, release date
With its expected arrival having come to pass, the phone should also get a new name.
Android 4.1 found running on Galaxy S III
Yet another sign that Jelly Bean is close at hand for the Galaxy S III.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 arrives August 16
Available in retails stores around the country, the Galaxy Note 10.1 features beefy specifications.
Verizon adds $350 Galaxy Tab 2 (7-inch) to tablet roster
The 4G LTE-ready tablet arrives on August 17.
Samsung, Boost Mobile, and Virgin Mobile schedule something ‘big’ for August 22
What could Samsung and the prepaid carriers have in store for us?
Samsung details next-gen Exynos 5 Dual processor
The new system-on-a-chip should run circles around today’s current models.
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T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G is around the corner
It’s on the streets from a long time that T-Mobile is planning to launch a Samsung Android powered phone with specs almost good enough to blow your mind, and we got a name for it a month ago. Yes, I am talking about the Samsung …
Best Buy to offer $250 Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Student Edition
Bundle includes a keyboard dock and USB peripheral connector.
Samsung inches closer for Jelly Bean on product line, rumor suggest
The update appears to be nearing the final stages and ready to hit the streets.
Samsung announces redesigned Galaxy Note 10.1
A 4G LTE version of the Galaxy Note 10.1 arrives later this year.
Samsung’s August 15 event looks awful Galaxy Note 10.1-ish
It’s hard to imagine anything but a Galaxy Note 10.1 for the upcoming event.
Reuters: Samsung will unveil Galaxy Note II on August 29
We must still wait a few weeks to hear the final hardware and software details.
MetroPCS announces Galaxy S Lightray 4G
First smartphone in the U.S. to offer live, local broadcast television with Dyle mobile TV
Samsung holding Unpacked event at IFA (Aug 29)
Rumors have this as being the debut of the Galaxy Note 2.
comScore: Android now own 51.6% of the mobile market, Samsung still leading the OEMs
We wait for comScore report every month because they keep us updated with the mobile statistics in the USA. Just like the last report, Samsung is still winning from all the other smartphone vendors, and Android is still sitting on the “throne of mobile operating …
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