A few days ago, Google officially launched the Android 2.3 a.k.a Gingerbread and it is currently available on Nexus S only, which is a successor to Nexus One, and it’s manufactured by Samsung. Samsung Galaxy S users are looking forward to Android 2.3, and we told you a few days ago that Samsung Galaxy S will get Android 2.3 soon, but we don’t know when it’s really happening. YouMobile  is saying ... Read More

The Samsung Intercept is not as popular as the Galaxy S but this Android smartphone is already getting the Android 2.2 update that Galaxy S have been waiting for ages for. Sprint decided to roll Android 2.2 out so anyone currently handling an Intercept smartphone can enjoy some instant Froyo action. There's no telling whether the next Android version, Android 2.3 Gingerbread currently available officially only for the Samsung Nexus S, ... Read More

Back in October, Samsung announced  the fifth Bada OS powered smartphone, the Samsung Wave II S8530. This handset is not yet officially launched in India, but Flipkart, an online retailer is already selling this handset for an amazing price of Rs.18,999. This handset runs on the newer version of the Bada operating system. Samsung Wave II features a 3.7 inch Super Clear LCD display with 800×480 pixels resolution, 1 GHz processor, ... Read More

Some time ago we talked about the Samsung NORi F, which at that point was a “yet another Korea-only device.” No more. The electronics giant is bringing this somewhat stylish clamshell to Hong Kong, hinting us we could see it launched in other parts of the world, too. Available in “everything but discreet” colors like Fuchsia Pink, Indigo Blue, French Blue and Festival Orange – the NORi A200 comes with a ... Read More

MetroPCS has launched its high-speed LTE network services into the Boston, New York City and Sacramento metropolitan areas.  The network can be accessed via the Samsung Craft with plans starting at $55 a month. MetroPCS is offering the Samsung Craft in stores and online for $299 plus tax, after a $50 instant rebate, while supplies last. The Samsung Craft has a 3.3-inch AMOLED (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) touchscreen and 2GB MicroSD card ... Read More

The white color version of the highly popular Samsung I9000 Galaxy S hit the Spanish and UK markets some time ago and now, right on time for Christmas, the white device is ready to start selling over in Germany as well. The casing color put aside, this is actually the same Samsung Galaxy S we reviewed and compared to the iPhone 4 a while ago and you should know pretty well ... Read More

The Samsung SCH-W899 is an out-of-the-ordinary Android smartphone due to its flip form factor. The device comes not only with one but with two Super AMOLED touchscreen displays, one on the inside and the other one on the outside. The SCH-W899 offers you two 3.3-inch WVGA Super AMOLED displays, just like the one found on the Wave S8500, a 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording, CDMA, EV-DO and GSM support, ... Read More

Samsung officially announced the Google Nexus S, the first Android 2.3 "Gingerbread" smartphone. The Nexus S offers a lot of similar features to Samsung's Galaxy S range of smartphones, but also includes support for near field communications (NFC). The Google Nexus S sports a 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen "Contour" display which offers a curved design and a more "economic style and feel when held to a user's face," Samsung said. It's ... Read More

T-Mobile UK was certain it would be able to offer Android 2.2 Froyo to its Samsung Galaxy S subscribers but it looks like this particular handset is still part of the 17% of Android smartphones that aren't yet going to Android 2.x. T-Mobile UK intended to roll out the Froyo update already but it failed miserably at doing so, despite having announced its intentions a few days ago. According to the ... Read More

In an effort that involves launching as many phones as humanly possibly, Samsung is preparing to unveil a new member of its touchscreen family of device – R700. The device has been caught while playing in FCC’s labs  and from there we know one thing – we don’t want it. The reason is simple – it’s a low-end handset which won’t excite anyone, except those on a budget who “must” ... Read More