Advertisements Well, the headline says it all. Samsung today confirmed on Twitter that it will launch Samsung Galaxy S II in India next month. It however did not give a fixed launch date, but considering company’s track record in the country, we are pretty confident to see Galaxy S II next month.
Advertisements Samsung will be launching Galaxy S II in Singapore next month, confirmed Samsung Asia CEO Gregory Lee. There is no word on the processor inside this beast in the local version as Samsung is putting out two variant in the market. One with nVIDIA Tegra 2, while other with its own Exynos.
Advertisements It has been confirmed from multiple sources that Samsung’s Galaxy S successor – S2 will have Tegra 2 Chips in some countries, while rest will come with their own dual core Exynos processor. It seems company has taken the action in the anticipation of huge demand for the smartphone, which its in-house processor might […]
Advertisements Samsung Galaxy S II is now available for preorder from Clove Technology for £528. The world’s thinnest smartphone will mark its debut in parts of Europe and Asia next month.
Advertisements Samsung and Motorola’s growing distance from SK Telecom is turning out to be a boon for KT. According to a report in Korea Times, KT is gearing up to launch two flagship Android smartphones Motorola Atrix and Samsung Galaxy S II in the country.
Advertisements Xperia Play and Neo coming to Vodafone as well Telecom operator Vodafone UK has announced its plans to stock the remarkably thin and desirable Samsung Galaxy S II. As reported earlier, according to the official Galaxy 10.1 announcement, Vodafone will also possess the Samsung Galaxy 10.1 exclusively.
Advertisements Samsung today announced the much awaited successor to Galaxy S in the form of world’s thinnest smartphone Galaxy S II. The device will mark its debut in part of Europe and Asia this month.
Advertisements Well, we have been ignoring last few leaks about Samsung Galaxy S 2 but this one seems pretty legitimate. Looks like a Korean publication forgot the embargo on the press material given to them and posted everything online about Samsung Galaxy S2. Same was taken down soon, but the damage was done.