Posts Tagged “Samsung”
There are finally some leaked internal screen shots showing that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will no doubt be coming to the big red, Verizon Wireless. We had a sneaking suspicion that it would be available through Verizon but didn’t want to count our chickens before they hatched.

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Have you seen this Halo commercial? Or wait, maybe it is a Droid commercial from Verizon? Well those are both wrong, It is the Sprint commercial for the Samsung Epic 4G. Is Sprint feeling the heat from the Droid style commercials from Verizon? Maybe they are just trying to fool the gamer crowd into watching the whole thing, just to only realize it isn’t a commercial for the latest Halo.

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We know, there have been whisperings of 2.2 coming to the Samsung Galaxy S phones in the early fall, and now we have a screen shot that could bring some truth to that. It’s only a screen shot, but surely this is an early build that is being tested.

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Samsung has announced, that they have shipped one million Android 2.1 Samsung Galaxy S devices, since the starting date of July 15th. These are very impressive numbers for the short amount of time that the Series of phones have been available. One of the main reasons that the devices have been such a success, is the availability of the devices on multiple carriers.

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Seems like the Samsung Galaxy Tab has been showing up all kinds of places lately, along with the accessories. Here, a pre-release version was spotted in Israel, this morning. It was said that the device was running 2.2 with a slightly upgraded user interface. You can obviously see the sticker on the device that says CDMA, which gives credence that the device, will most likely be available on Verizon or Sprint’s network.

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We are getting closer to the Samsung Galaxy Tab announcement at the IFA-2010 event and we have some official Samsung Galaxy Tab accessories that have popped up. Is this making us any more anxious about hearing all the details and when the release date is? Absolutely. You can see here…

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First, there was the promotional video for the Samsung Galaxy S — the device that started it all, basically. It showcased all of the great features of the device, like its four-inch Super AMOLED display, and how easy it is to use the Swype keyboard. It did a good job of making people want the phone. Soon after, with the launches of the Galaxy S variants scheduled for release here in the States, promo videos started showing up of each specific device. Now it looks like the Samsung Fascinate is next in line.

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We’re only a few days away from the launch of the Samsung Epic 4G, and for those of you who are interested in buying one, Amazon is offering the phone for $199.99 with a 2 year contract. Buying from Amazon will run you $50 less than the $250 offering from Sprint’s online store, which is a pretty decent chunk of change. Amazon is expecting to ship the device on August 31st, but depending on the demand, some customers may experience a delay in shipping.

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Yes, you read that title correctly. The team over at SDX-Developers has achieved root on the Samsung Epic 4G, before the phone is even being sold. The process involves first establishing a temporary root, and then pushing a script that sets the root environment every time the phone is powered on.

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The leaked documents regarding the Samsung Fascinate for Verizon, the Samsung Galaxy S variant heading to the largest wireless carrier in the United States, keep on coming. No complaints here — but it is certainly making us want the 9th of September to come faster. Oh, and an official statement from Verizon. That’d be nice, too. In the mean time, though, we get to stare at another leaked internal Verizon document that showcases pre-paid device training for employees.

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