December 13, 2013
T-Mobile and Walmart today announced that they will be offering the Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone to customers in a more affordable no-contract option. Priced at only $299.00, the Android handset can be paired with a T-Mobile Monthly4G rate plan that starts as low as $30.00 per month. Of ...
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Verizon Wireless today announced the Samsung Galaxy Stellar, a mid-range Android with an entry-level price. Available in stores and online starting September 6, the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich handset will cost zero dollar after $50 mail-in rebate and two-year service agreements. EDITOR ...
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US major carrier Sprint is planning to come out with yet another device that will be light on your wallet, just like Kyocera Rise. I am talking about Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE smartphone, a phone running on Android and featuring specifications that will hardly blow your mind. It’s ...
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Things look to be in order for a September 6 debut for Verizon’s next, next Android. You know, the one after Motorola’s Droid Razr M 4G LTE – the Samsung Galaxy Stellar. Engadget tells us today that the handset does, in fact, run Android 4.0 and feature a 1.2GHz dual-core ...
Read MoreIf you thought Samsung was going to sit back and get comfortable with the releases of the Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S III you were wrong. New details have emerged for no less than three upcoming Samsung models which could hit markets in the coming months. Looks like it is time to start ...
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It was one year ago today that T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T customers were officially introduced to the Samsung Galaxy S II. Hitting the respective carriers over the coming weeks, the phone would get unique names for its various providers. Priced at $199, the Galaxy S II was already popular ...
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It has been a while since we last got together, what with summer vacations, breaks, real jobs, newborns, and other obligations. All that’s over though and school is back in. Scott Webster and Nick Gray get together to discuss all the big IFA stuff from August 29, including the Samsung ...
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Samsung, speaking at its IFA keynote address, indicated that the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note 10.1 would receive their Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update “very soon”. Without giving anything more, it’s most likely right around the corner. Recent leaks and rumors have pegged the ...
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Samsung, following closely on the heels of their big Galaxy Note II announcement, have made the Galaxy Camera official. Specifications for the Android 4.1-powered camera are just what we anticipated and we couldn’t be happier. [nggallery id=12] 4.8 inch HD Super Clear LCD Android 4.1 ...
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She sure is pretty, isn’t she? Who’s getting one of these? [imagebrowser id=11]
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Finally, the Samsung Galaxy Note II has gone from rumored to official as the handset/tablet is announced at IFA. Specifications for the device are exactly what we’ve been expecting these last few weeks and should put the Note II firmly in the running for top Android of 2012. Powered by ...
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Samsung, seemingly satisfied with their Android smartphone efforts, has decided to branch out to the digital camera market. PocketNow has picked up the details for a Galaxy Camera and, from the sounds of it, Samsung is very serious. UPDATE: The Galaxy Camera has been officially announced. We ...
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Want to see what the official, finished product is for the long-rumored Galaxy Note II? PocketNow has obtained a handful of photos for the device in the final hours and minutes before it gets officially announced. Looks like we’re in for some pretty snazzy stuff, no?
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Samsung today announced that there will be four new color options for the flagship, the Galaxy S III. If you were not a fan of the Marble White or Pebble Blue then perhaps you’ll appreciate the new stuff. Of course, it’s not as easy or convenient as it would appear – things ...
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Given all the Monday morning quarterbacking that has taken place since the Apple and Samsung verdict was handed down, you’d think there’s nothing left to talk about. (Editor note: We’re done covering it here) On the contrary, Samsung still has a little something to say . A ...
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