Right on schedule, Samsung has released the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the T-Mobile Galaxy S II. The update requires the download of Samsung’s Kies software for either Mac or Windows platforms. If you need a detailed set of instructions to aid in your update, hit the Samsung link at the end of this post. Don’t waste any more time reading this, hit that Samsung link below to get started. Samsung
Looking for some more intel alluding to the arrival of the Galaxy Note on T-Mobile in the very near future? How about an up to date inventory sheet which now shows the Galaxy Note Navy Blue Demo set to arrive in T-Mobile retail stores. We’re still hoping for our July 11th launch date info to come to fruition, but at the very least the inventory sheets tells us retail stores expect to have their demos … [read full article]
With the Galaxy S III launch coming in just under two weeks, the HTC One S already on store shelves and the Ice Cream Sandwich update just three days away for the Galaxy S II, T-Mobile customers have some excellent Android choices. Sure, I know at least a few of you wish the Galaxy Note was already available and it will be — soon. For now, the Galaxy S III has the spotlight and … [read full article]
If you’re looking for a (mostly) complete spec rundown for T-Mobile’s upcoming Galaxy S III, I thought a bullet point list would help answer any lingering questions on the internals for Samsung’s newest flagship device when it arrives on June 21st: 4.8″ 720p (1280 x 720) Super AMOLED display Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich 5.38″ x 2.78″ x 0.34″ 4.7 oz HSPA+ 42Mbps connectivity 1.5GHz Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor 8 megapixel rear camera with LED … [read full article]
Time for round 234920923423 in the Apple vs. Samsung patent fight as Samsung releases a statement hat it will “demonstrate to the court that the Galaxy S III is innovative and distinctive” as Apple claims Samsung violated a pair of software patents. On Tuesday, Apple asked a US district court to temporarily ban sales of the Galaxy S III inside the US right as Samsung gears up to launch the smartphone on five US carriers. Samsung and Apple have been involved in a … [read full article]
Well, this week is certainly starting off right as T-Mobile announces their own Galaxy S III variant for a June 21st launch. T-Mobile’s press release indicates the Metallic Blue and Ceramic White color will both be available at T-Mobile retail stores, select retailers nationwide, and at www.tmobile.com on Thursday, June 21st. I have to say, that while our information indicated a June 20th launch, I can’t remember the last time T-Mobile launched a phone on a … [read full article]
Well, if you still had even the most slim shade of doubt in your mind that the Galaxy S III wouldn’t make it to T-Mobile, Samsung has just gone and erased any of that lingering doubt. Right as the clock struck 12:00am this morning Samsung sent an email announcing the Galaxy S III for Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, US Cellular and of course, T-Mobile. Interestingly enough, all five versions of the US Galaxy S III will sport … [read full article]
The Verge has just received what are purported to be T-Mobile’s USA branded Galaxy S III press shots, expected to be announced officially by Magenta in the coming weeks. The immediately notable part of these images isn’t what’s changed, it’s what hasn’t. In fact, these shots show that T-Mobile has picked up a almost identical model to the one being used internationally, a major change from years past when US manufacturers often requested large changes from … [read full article]
The Galaxy S III already a runaway success before its even launched all over the world as nine million pre-ordered Galaxy S III devices logged even before the phone went on sale, Samsung announces a new set of milestones for the Galaxy line. Samsung’s newest press release highlights the Galaxy S series has sold more than 50 million sales worldwide, with 24 million Galaxy S and 28 million Galaxy S II handsets sold to date. The [read full article]
Yesterday, we found out the full specifications of the Galaxy S III for AT&T and T-Mobile USA. And many of you were disappointed that T-Mobile’s version will have the dual-core Snapdragon S4 instead of the quad-core Exynos 4 SoC (system on a chip), even though the T-Mobile version will have 2GB of RAM instead of the 1GB amount in the international model. However, I see it … [read full article]
