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Image of AT&T-Branded Samsung Galaxy Tab Leaks Out
Engadget has gotten a hold of some very juicy Android related news. If you see the photo above, you probably already know what that news is. That’s right, The Samsung Galaxy Tab will be launching on AT&T. Engadget is claiming that this device, and …
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WSJ: Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint to Carry Samsung Tab
Sorry T-Mobile fans. The Wall Street Journal does not have much good news for you when it comes to the Samsung Tab. According to the newspaper, Samsung has inked a deal with the top three US carriers that will see each of them providing the …
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Fascinate to Get Google Search with 2.2 Update
The biggest #trevorfail this week hands down was the fact that Verizon sold out to the man and decided to make Bing the search engine of choice in the quick search functionality of the Samsung Fascinate. It defied belief and caused a major uproar in …
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Uncovering a Slew of Samsung Trademarks
As some of you guys may know, I love to dig through the US Patent and Trademark Office for any clues as to potential handsets. While some like to trudge around in the FCC, I spend my time looking for any trademarks for to things …
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Verizon’s Bing Deal Could be a Very Big Deal
After the recent news and hubbub about Verizon and their decision to drop Google Search in favor of Bing, we decided to do some looking into the matter. Incidentally, our friend Kyle (TheDroidGuy) was already doing some investigating on his own. Apparently, this Bing deal might go …
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Verizon Locks Bing in as Search Option for Fascinate, Restricts Everyone Else
With the launch of today’s Verizon Fascinate, each of the four major carriers in the United States now has a Samsung Galaxy S series phone available. Rather than churning out the same phone over and over, each wireless provider has opted to customize their handsets …
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Samsung Announces Dual-Core Orion Processor, Arrives in Q4
Samsung has joined NVIDIA, Texas Instruments, and Qualcomm as a company working on dual-core mobile processors. Dubbed the Orion, Samsung’s new chipset contains a pair of 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 cores, and is capable of 1080p video playback and recording.
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Bloomberg: Samsung “Reviewing” Android-Based TVs
Android lovers who are in the market for a new HD TV might want to hold off just a little bit longer. Samsung, the top TV maker in the U.S. at nearly 20% market share, is considering Android for its line of televisions. Speaking to …
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Samsung Exec: Galaxy Tab Likely to Retail Between $200 and $300
Good news for those of you interested in picking up the Galaxy Tab announced last week. According to Samsung product executive Hankil Yoon, the Android 2.2 tablet could sell for between $200 and $300 when it debuts with wireless providers. The final pricing will depend on carrier subsidy, but this is an encouraging starting point.
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Samsung Starts Advertising Galaxy Tab [VIDEO]
The first official TV spot for the Galaxy Tab has hit YouTube and we’ve embedded it below. Samsung crams as much as they can in the 30-second spot so that users can see just how helpful one of these guys can be. We can’t wait …
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Samsung Makes Galaxy Tab Official with IFA Announcement
We can finally put the Galaxy Tab rumors to sleep. Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Tab earlier today at the IFA conference in Berlin, Germany. Looking very much like a giant Galaxy S phone, the Tab features a 7-inch TFT-LCD, WSVGA (1024 x 600) display, Cortex A8 1.0GHz processor, 3-megapixel camera with auto-focus and LED flash and a front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera for video telephony.
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Samsung Fascinate TV Spot Hits the Web
You’ve probably already seen the Samsung commercials for the Captivate, Vibrant, and Epic 4G, but we must not forget about the Fascinate! While it is someways similar, it still thrills and chills in it’s own way. Lights, camera, action folks! Let us know what you …
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Turn Off TouchWiz on the Epic 4G
Their contribution to slower OS updates notwithstanding, a lot of us would feel a lot better about OEM’s custom UIs if they could just be turned off if a user prefers to use stock Android. Well, at least for one of their Galaxy S variants, …
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7-Inch Multi-Touch “Identity Tab” Comes to Korea
Koreans are celebrating the release of an Android tablet this week, and no, it’s not the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Nope, this one is called the “Identity TAB” and it features a 1GHz Snapdragon chip (of course), and boasts 8GB of internal memory.
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Samsung Announces 1 Million Galaxy S Handset Sold in US
We knew the Galaxy S was doing well overseas but how would it be received here in the United States? From the sounds of it, Samsung’s flagship line of phones is going to do just fine. An email just hit our inbox a few minutes …
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