With all the T-Mobile, MetroPCS merger talk today we almost forgot about everything else, almost. Thankfully we’ve just received a few “in the wild” shots of the Galaxy Note II hanging around getting some hands on time with some of the locals. Unfortunately, we don’t see much of the device in action nor do we get any indication as to when this will … [read full article]
A quick reminder to all you Galaxy S Blaze 4G owners out there as today marks the first opportunity to get your hands on Ice Cream Sandwich. You can kick back and wait for the OTA to arrive or move right along and get the update via Samsung’s Kies software. Find all the instructions at the T-Mobile support link below. T-Mobile Support Download update from T-Mobile – T769UVLF4 You may request the T769UVLF4 update … [read full article]
Some good news for Samsung fans today as a US court removed a temporary sales ban against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 Apple had previously won. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is an older model, but Samsung hopes stocking it back on store shelves prior to the holiday season run-up might boost some additional sales. “We are pleased with the court’s action today, which … [read full article]
Beginning October 3rd, the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G will receive an update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. While our attention may be focused on upcoming Jelly Bean updates, let us not forget that Ice Cream Sandwich is still a major upgrade from Android 2.3 Gingerbread that has graced the Galaxy S Blaze 4G since it’s release. Along with the usual … [read full article]
If you’re looking for a deal on the Galaxy S Relay 4G, turn your eye to Best Buy with a price tag of $99.99, is one of the better prices I’ve seen for this brand-new QWERTY device. I’m currently in the process of finalizing my review, and while I would emphasize not to expect a whole lot from the five megapixel shooter tucked inside of the Relay 4G, the phone has almost zero lag and puts … [read full article]
Samsung’s not wasting anytime kicking up more promotional talk for the Galaxy Note II with a new Korean video showing off a feature we haven’t seen a lot of: multi-window. This is a seriously cool addition to the Note II and while it reminds me of the Note 10.1 in some way, the ability to use this looks not only fun, but completely functional as well. This could be a big reason for some to grab … [read full article]
Talk about some big news on a Friday night as we get word that the Samsung Galaxy Note II for T-Mobile passes through the FCC. Of course that in and of itself isn’t the big news, the BIG news is the report itself which lists the following available frequencies for wireless: 850/1900 GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 850/1700/1900 WCDMA/HSPA, Band 4 (5, 10, 15, 20 MHz), 17 LTE (5, 10 MHz). Yup, that’s both 700 MHz for LTE roaming and … [read full article]
Samsung just sent out a “Save the Date” for October 24th, teasing the “Next Big Thing” with an S Pen front and center. Without any additional details, we’re left to guess what this could be, but we really can’t imagine it being anything other than the Galaxy Note II. Our money is on a US focused Galaxy Note II special event launch and hopefully we’ll get some concrete dates and pricing details this evening as … [read full article]
Samsung isn’t wasting any time getting in front of this story after reports went wide yesterday that a number of Galaxy devices were capable of being hard-reset when clicking a very specific URL in a browser. Samsung has issued a quick statement saying that a fix is “already” in place along with assurances that the Galaxy S III is not vulnerable. In fact, as you can see in the video blow, courtesy of Android Police, the … [read full article]
Note: Let it be said that while we’re looking at the possibility that this could be the Galaxy Tab 2, there’s also a chance it could be the Note 10.1. Thanks to the folks at Unwired View, we’re learning the Samsung SGH-T779 just passed through the halls of the FCC and with a clearly visible T-Mobile logo. With this T-Mobile logo “4G’” the branding clearly visible, the only question remains, which tablet is it? Well, it … [read full article]
