All about Samsung Mobiles Phones
The budget friendly Android powered smartphone, Samsung Galaxy Pro, equipped with a portrait QWERTY keypad. The handset is running with Android Froyo, 800MHz chipset, 3MP camera, Wi-Fi, 3G, Social Hub Premium, TouchWiz UI, Wi-Fi HotSpot, Samsung Social Hub and more features. Check out the full specifications, availability and price details of the Samsung Galaxy Pro here.
Sprint set to launch the WiMax-powered Google Nexus S 4G at CTIA event, which is going to happen from on March 22nd. Sprint also has put up the page for Nexus S on its website. The page isn’t live right now. Check out more details about the Sprint’s unconfirmed Nexus S 4G here.
Rafael Rivera of Chevron WP7 fame has tweeted that AT&T customers of the Samsung Focus handsets will be getting the both Pre-NoDo and NoDo updates this Monday. Check out more details about this rumor here.
The Samsung Galaxy S is officially still rocking with Android 2.2 Froyo. But if you’re for the Gingerbread upgrade for for your Galaxy S handset, an update to treat up the phone to Android 2.3.2 has appeared online at the SamFirmware forum. The leaked source code is still in a beta stage. Download the beta Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM from here.
Samsung has apparently confirmed that Galaxy S (i9000) will be upgrading to Android 2.3 Gingerbread update is expected in March. Check out more details about this exciting news here.
Samsung Galaxy S 4G can actually be had for as low as $129.99 with a new 2-year contract at Amazon stores, where T-Mobile is charging $200 for the same handset. Galaxy S 4G released on T-Mobile’s HSPA+ 4G network and it is having a Super AMOLED Plus display screen, Android 2.2 Froyo on the board and Galaxy S 4G is capable of getting theoretical peak download speeds of up to 21 Mbps. Check out more details about pricing and buy the Galaxy S 4G from here.
UK’s online retailer Play.com offering pre-orders for the latest upcoming super smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, which runs with dual-core 1 GHz, powered by Android 2.3 Gingerbread on op of TouchWiz 4.0, 8MP camera with full 1080p HD video capture, 2MP webcam, 1GB RAM, NFC chip, 16GB/32GB memory storage and more. Check out more details about the UK pricing information and the release date of the Samsung Galaxy S II here.
AT&T’s exclusive Galaxy S variant, Samsung Captivate smartphone is now can be upgraded to Android 2.2 Froyo through the Samsung’s Kies Mini software. Download the Kies Mini application from here and get upgraded to Froyo on your Captivate handsets. Check out what improvements to take place with Froyo update.
Android 2.2 Froyo upgrade for the Samsung Epic 4G handsets now available from Samsung directly. Both the Mac and Windows users can download the Froyo build from Samsung’s website. No need to wait for Sprint’s OTA Froyo update, which is currently rolling out in waves. Checkout how to update Froyo on the Epic 4G handset, and find the download links here.
The NFC compatible handset within a reasonable budget, Samsung Wave 578 powered by Bada OS 1.1, sporting 3.2″ touch display, dual cameras, micro-SD card slot for 16GB memory expansion support, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi and much more features. Check out the full specifications, launching details, and pricing information of the Samsung Wave 578 here.