Well Samsung have given us teasters of their next BIG announcement on February 13th which we know to be the successor of the Galaxy S. Well the news now is that the Samsung Galaxy S2 or whatever it will be called upon launch will be powered by a Dual Core Orion processor.
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Samsung has already starting sending out teasing invites for it’s MWC launch event next month in Barcelona. Samsung says that Evolution is Fate and teases a Galaxy S successor which will be unveiled on Feb 13th 2011. We should be getting more details on Feb 1st.
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Samsung Galaxy S and recently announced Google Nexus S aka Samsing i9020 features almost the same hardware except the NFC chip on Nexus S. The Nexus S is powered with Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread where the Samsung Galaxy S runs on Android 2.2 .The Android developer from XDA Forums Mr.SuperCurio shows off a video in which Samsung Galaxy S is running the new Android GingerBread 2.3
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Samsung is having immense success with the Galaxy S. Apart from getting great reviews, great sales etc, it now has another thing to rejoice about. The Galaxy S has been certified as the world’s first Wi-Fi Direct smartphone. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S Certified World’s First WiFi Direct Smartphone”
I’ve been recently hooked up with the Samsung Galaxy S by the friendly people of Vodafone Austria’s press department, anxious to see if this Phone lives up to its hype. I know quite a lot of people who talk good things about it, so i just had to find out what all the fuzz is about. I’ve had quite some Experience with Android before, spanning from the T-Mobile G1, over the HTC Hero, Acer BeTouch E110 to my current HTC Desire, which i bought when i switched providers. While i always loved HTC for the good specs and it’s Sense UI (yes i love that), i usually had a hard time with their Entertainment Hardware, meaning camera, speakers and overall Multimedia Compabilities. Of course, the last term can be improved massively with Apps from the Market, but none of the other. Wit that, and my huge background with Nokia Devices, i went out and tested the Galaxy S for about 2 weeks now and here’s what i thought about it. Keep in mind, those are my personal opinions, which might differ from your own.
After the Beta versions of Android Froyo 2.2 for the Samsung Galaxy S was leaked, we heard news that the update will be brought out officially by Samsung in October. Now Samsung seems to have kept their word as tweets, discussion and pictures show users having the new update on their phones.
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Sprint is also considering on Android like T-Mobile and Verizon. They recently announced the EPIC 4G, which comes with a sliding-QWERTY keyboard. Now as you can see the image, which is showing that the Samsung Transform and Kyocera Sanyo Zio are coming to Continue reading “Sprint launching Samsung Transform and Sanyo Zio?”
Here is the FoneArena Samsung EPIC 4G Review where we take a deep look into the latest Android phone for Sprint USA.This year Samsung has taken the mobile market by storm after releasing their latest line of Android based phones called the Galaxy S series. In the US market alone Samsung has released one Galaxy S variation for each of the four major carriers. T-Mobile USA has the Vibrant, AT&T released the Captivate, Verizon released the Fascinate, and Sprint brings us the Epic 4G. Each has its own characteristics defining its place in the Galaxy S line. Continue reading “Samsung Epic 4G Review”
The latest in the Samsung Galaxy S line-up, the Epic 4G, has arrived and we wanted to bring you our first impressions. First things first lets talk “phone talk” before we get into our first impression. The Epic 4G boast the latest in processor technology with the Hummingbird Cortex A8 1GHz processor. Out of the box the Epic 4G provides ample storage capacity with its 512 MB ROM as well as an included 16 GB micro SD card to store your media. The screen is powered by a 4.0-inch Super AMOLED capacitive display that offers HD-like quality. Our review unit is running Android 2.1 build Samsung ECLAIR.DG27 which to my understanding is what is shipping to its customers. The Epic 4G is using the custom skin from Samsung named TouchWiz 2.5, which offers its customers a unique feel for the Android platform.
Samsung has already seen great sales of it’s Galaxy S phones in USA. It has sold 1 million Galaxy S phones totally on AT&T and T-Mobile so far and now the party is moving towards Sprint
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Some users on XDA-Developers are reporting that they are able to update the Samsung Galaxy S to Android 2.2 or FroYo through Samsung’s KIES software.
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Samsung has announced that it has shipped over 1 million Galaxy S phones in the US market. It is currently available only with AT&T and T-Mobile and is expected to be available with Sprint on Aug 31st. Continue reading “Samsung sells 1 million Galaxy S phones in USA”
The European Imaging and Sounds Association has announced the awards for the Mobile Devices Category for the year 2010-11 and the winners are out.
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The Motorola Droid 2 was launched today and will be available in stores soon. We have received word from Adobe that the Droid 2 will have the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 pre-installed . Adobe has also hinted that the several Android handsets such as the HTC Incredible , EVO 4G , Desire , Samsung Galaxy S , Motorola Milestone and Droid X will support Flash Player 10.1 in the following weeks. What interesting is that the Flash Player on the Droid 2 is also hardware accelerated and looks pretty smooth in the video. Watch it below.
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The first Android powered phone which is known as the HTC Dream, also known as the T-Mobile G1 was launched by Google in 2008. 2 years are passed, and now Google Android OS is known as the one of the most successful and famous operating system. When Motorola and Verizon announced the Motorola Continue reading “200,000 Android devices activated daily”
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