Samsung confirms Honeycomb as name of Android 3.5, more Tab models due
Today, at IFA, Samsung executives confirmed previous rumors and outed Google’s next, next mobile OS’ namesake: Honeycomb (also known as Android 3.5). No features or specific details were given about Android 3.5 other than its code name and the fact that it will focus on tablets with larger screens. Samsung also said that there would be multiple Galaxy Tab models with different screen sizes, features, and price points. Though not specifically stated, it would appear as though those models are not due in the near-future; Sammy’s executives reiterated they are laser-focused on the Galaxy Tab’s immanent release (which will get Android 3.0 when it is released, in case you were wondering).
Samsung Galaxy Player 50 Android-powered PMP
Samsung has brings its new portable media player at IFA 2010 (Berlin, September 3-8), known as the Samsung Galaxy Player 50. It is runs on Android 2.1 OS.
The Samsung Galaxy Player 50 is sports a 3.2-inch touchscreen display. Earlier, Samsung has introduced ...
Samsung announced Wave 723, the second Bada phone
Samsung is not going to stop at Wave for its Bada push, it has just announced the second Bada phone – the Wave 723.
Sure, it looks like the Android 2.2 with the TouchWiz 3.0, but the underlying ...
Samsung Epic 4G First Impressions
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 ...
Samsung WiTu Pro in Russia, the Samsung B7350 Omnia Pro 4
Samsung has recently official announced new smartphone in the Russian market, called the Samsung WiTu Pro. The handset was presented at CommunicAsia 2010 in June 2010 under the name, Samsung B7350 Omnia Pro 4.
The Samsung ...
Samsung Epic 4G smartphone Now Available on Sprint
The Samsung 4G smartphone is finally now available from Sprint, known as the Samsung Epic 4G. They are offers price of $249.99 on a new 2-year contract and after a $100 mail-in rebate. As noted, ...
Samsung Captivate overclocked to 1.2 Gigahertz. Next step: 1.21 Jiggawatts
Is the ridiculously fast 1 Ghz Hummingbird CPU in the AT&T’s Android-powered Samsung Captivate not, you know, fast enough for you? Do you have a pair of pants you don’t mind potentially burning a hole through? You’re in for ...
Sprint Epic 4G launching August 31st
Earlier this month we reported that my favourite of the Galaxy S variants — Sprint’s Epic 4G — would see a release… yesterday. Clearly, this didn’t happen. So, when can we expect the QWERTY infused beast?
Gizmodo report today that ...
Samsung Seek (M350) hits Boost Mobile
After available on Sprint, the Samsung Seek (M350) is now coming to Boost Mobile. This Samsung handset has brings combination slide-out QWERTY and touchscreen phone. The Samsung Seek is Boost Mobile’s first slide-out touchscreen phone. Boost Mobile is offering ...
Epic 4G coming August 31st for $249.99 on contract (updated)
Like your Samsung Galaxy S with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and a dash of WiMAX? Sprint’s website has finally spilled the beans: the Epic 4G will arrive Tuesday, August 31st for $249.99 on contract (after $150 instant rebate and ...