Let's see if we're grokking this: Samsung is not only telling the dev community it's okay to place custom ROMs on its flagship device, it's actually encouraging the practice by handing out free phones? Atinm, the developer responsible for prepping CyanogenMod on the Captivate and Vibrant, took to Twitter to praise the manufacturer for sending him a free Galaxy S II. From the looks of it, Samsung sent the phone ... Read More

Samsung has been treating the Russian market with an unusually warm heart lately. The other day they announced the Star II Duos and today it has pulled the veil on the special Galaxy S Plus, with both targeted to launch in Russia. The phone will be marketed as the Galaxy S 2011 edition on the Russian market but it should also be available to other markets as the Galaxy S Plus ... Read More

Samsung Electronics is going to launch its first dual core Android smart phone Samsung I9100 Galaxy S2 on April 25th in Korea says Reuters. There were rumors about the delay in the launch of Samsung Galaxy S2. Later it was confirmed this phone would launch this month as planned. This phone is said to have 1.2Ghz dual core processor instead of 1Ghz. Other than that this has 1GB RAM, 8MP camera ... Read More

Initially there were signs that we might get to see the Samsung latest Android flagship - I9100 Galaxy S II hit the shelves in the first quarter of the year, but apparently that didn't happen. The latest information on the matter suggests that the smartphone will only appear in May. The news was brought by several online retailers. In UK Clove says it expects to receive the first Galaxy S II ... Read More

Samsung and Boost Mobile have launched the Galaxy Prevail smartphone with Android 2.2 Froyo. The Galaxy Prevail features a 3.2-inch HVGA resolution touchscreen display and a video capable 2 megapixel camera. The prevail is the first CDMA(INFO)  based Android phone to be offered to Boost Mobile customers, and it is available for use on the carrier's $50 Monthly Unlimited plan, which includes voice, data, and messaging - and no hidden ... Read More

Samsung just announced another member of the Galaxy Android-running lineup. The Galaxy Neo will be a Korea-only smartphone that belongs to the upper midrange segment. The Samsung Galaxy Neo exterior is identical to the Galaxy Ace, but for the back panel, which is reminiscent of its larger Galaxy Tab sibling. The feature set however has been altered, with the most notable changes being the screen resolution upgrade to WVGA (800 x 480 ... Read More

We just got word that Samsung are working on a new hot Android smartphone called Samsung I9001 Galaxy S Plus. Packing a 1.4 GHz single-core processor and running on the latest phone-friendly 2.3 Gingerbread version of the Google OS, this Galaxy S smartphone should fill the gap between the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Ace in the company's 2011 portfolio. Samsung is just about to release arguably the hottest Android ... Read More

You know Samsung likes to brag about everything it launches on the market. The Galaxy Tab 10.1" and the Galaxy S II  were aggressively marketed, for example. So it's really a surprise we didn't hear anything about the 4GB version of the Galaxy S that we just saw on the company's Indian website. Nothing else has really changed in terms of the hardware of the Galaxy S. The new bit is ... Read More

If you are looking for an affordable CDMA phone running Android , the Samsung Galaxy Pop is coming your way. The Galaxy Pop CDMA aka SCH-l559 runs on Android 2.2 and sports a 320x240px display. It is powered by a 1200 mAh battery. It has a 3.15 MP camera and does video recording too. In terms of connectivity it will connect to your CDMA operators 800 MHz band network or EVDO network ... Read More

During the Samsung SEA Forum in Singapore, the Korean company unveiled a new member of its Galaxy family – Galaxy Pro, which is a candybar-shaped Android smartphone with full QWERTY keyboard. We don’t see Android devices like this being announced that often, even though this form-factor could help BlackBerry users make the leap to the Android platform (or at least me thinks so). As far as I know, there are only ... Read More