CTIA Wireless 2011 is underway in Florida and the companies are busy hawking their latest gizmos. However, it was Samsung’s 8.9 inch tablet which turned out to be the device
Updates are supposed to make your device and consequently your life better. But the process of their deployment is rarely smooth. Some companies, like Microsoft, manage to make a complete
Microsoft’s first attempt at providing update for its Windows Phone 7 platform proved to be a miserable failure as a large number of Samsung users found their devices bricked after
Right on the heels of announcement about 7-inch Motorola tablet, we have another news of Samsung looking to unveil 8.9 inchversion of is Galaxy Tab. And now, we can rest
UK retailer Expansys has priced Galaxy S II at £630 or $1,020 whereas Play.com decided to play it a little safe by adorning thehandset with £600 price tag. The only
Seems like providing smooth software updates is not that easy as it may look! First, Microsoft faced hitches with it “pre-update”update and now we have Google facing snags with its
In 2010, we saw Samsung launching yet another iPad-killer tablet in the form of 7-inch Galaxy Tab. However, fast forward to MWC2011, Samsung is singing entirely different tune. During a
Samsung Galaxy S 4G shook hands with T-Mobile and will hit the store shelves on February 23rd. The phone is initially availablefor $149.99, on contract. However, the carrier stated that this
