Advertisements Samsung has added another Android smartphone to its growing Galaxy lineup today. Announced at an event today, Samsung Galaxy Y is an entry-level device for first time smartphone users and youngsters. It made its global debut in August along with three other Galaxy smartphones, which are not still available in India.
Advertisements Samsung has just revealed Galaxy Tab 7.7 at IFA Berlin. As shown in the leaked press shots, Galaxy Tab 7.7 is a Honeycomb tablet not a Gingerbread one, so don’t worry – you have another tablet choice from Samsung. For many, who don’t like 10 inch tablets, size of 7.7 inches will be perfect.
Advertisements The number of Android devices being launched by Samsung today at IFA keeps on increasing. Adding to that list is the newest entrant to company’s Android powered media player Galaxy S WiFi 3.6.
Advertisements A little fiddling around Samsung’s Unpacked app code has revealed that company is planning to launch three devices including a new Honeycomb tablet at the upcoming September 1 event. Other two devices are Wave 3 and Galaxy Note, while Wave will be running on Bada OS, Galaxy Note seems to be an Android device […]
Advertisements A court in Netherlands has issued a preliminary injunction against three Samsung Android smartphones. The subsequent ban on the sales of these devices – Galaxy S, Galaxy S II and Galaxy Ace will come into effect from October 13.
Advertisements After confusing consumers for a long time, Samsung has finally revealed a decent nomenclature for its Galaxy series. This naming scheme was revealed at today’s launch event in which company announced four new Android devices.
Advertisements Samsung today announced four new devices in its Galaxy Series – Galaxy W, Galaxy M Pro, Galaxy Y Pro and Galaxy Y. These smartphones will be displayed at the upcoming IFA trade fair in Berlin.
Advertisements Samsung is a big tease. While we are still wondering about what could be launched by the company on September 1, Samsung released the promised ‘Unpacked’ app in Android market.