Samsung Articles
Samsung today announced the upcoming availability of the Samsung Go, a compact and lightweight netbook running Windows 7. The Go will be available beginning Nov. 22 through AT&T retail locations or online for $199 after …
Here is an Android phone that didn’t get much press because of all the hype some of the other Android devices are getting. This one is a Plain Jane Android release with no extra UI …
The first ramification of Samsung’s bada OS has been confirmed, as Samsung senior VP Don Joo Lee today announced what everyone already knew…either WinMo or Symbian was going to have to be dropped to …
The Droid, Storm 2, and others have made what would have normally been a pretty hot device, literally unnoticed. This phone was released on Sprint last month and kind of flew under the radar. …
Yesterday, I got my hands on Sprint’s 1st Windows Mobile 6.5 device, the Samsung Intrepid. It’s Sprint’s replacement for the Ace and is very similar to AT&T’s Samsung Epix. It was announced a little over …
What do you get when you mix Armani, Samsung, and Windows Mobile together? A phone made by Samsung with a logo to charge more for running Windows Mobile. Duh…
Armani, Samsung, and Microsoft presented this …
Verizon has fired back at Apple’s “There’s an App for that” ads, and aimed right at poor old Barney Fife…yep, AT&T and their limited coverage get it in the ole’ deputy. Cute ad, though this …
Samsung Mobile and T-Mobile USA announced the upcoming availability of the Samsung Behold II today. It is another phone powered by Android and it is a touch-screen phone using Samsung’s TouchWiz UI on top …
I have always been a proponent to the “camera phone” since I just can’t see capturing memories with a crappy 1.2 megapixel camera. On the other hand, the phone is normally the added feature for …
In an article on MobilityMinded, Mark Briggeman talked about an interesting discussion took place a few days ago in the Windows Mobile Forums where a user of the first Samsung Omnia (SGH-i900) asked if …
Samsung appears to be rivaling with LG to see which Korean vendor can show Windows Mobile 6.5 the most love.
According to a Samsung Press Release appearing on YTN, Samsung is releasing a whole pack …
With all this talk of Android lately thanks to T-Mobile and Motorola, I almost forgot that the original Open Source Phone OS, LIMO (AKA Linux Mobile) is still out there and being tinkered with …
Windows is Dead….Long Live Windows. Today Samsung announced that they will be using Windows 7 Starter Edition on two upcoming netbooks. The N130 and N140 will both have Win7 Starter Edition installed by default, …
Coming up on September 4th, Samsung will be opening their new app store! The value of the TouchWiz UI just skyrocketed. At first the only devices that will be able to support the app …
I haven’t been a huge fan of widgets on a phone yet. I really was disappointed with their implementation on the Samsung Omnia when it came out. I think part of the reason was …
Cnet Asia has a great video 1st look at the Samsung Omnia 2. The video is only 2 minutes, but they do a great job giving a quick look at the device. Looks like a …
I have nothing against environmentalists, but if the title offends anyone, please comment and I’ll gladly change it.
Sprint recently introduced the Samsung Reclaim, an environmentally friendly cellphone that’s composed of 80% recycled materials. And it’s …
Now I really hope the Omnia II comes to AT&T. I just learned some interesting things about it from reading pocketnow.com.
For one thing, Outlook Mobile is skinned. I knew the calendar and other …
At a glance, I thought Samsung’s TouchWiz would be a stand-alone UI but apparently the Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO skins Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional into a surprisingly user friendly interface. From experience I’ve known WinMo to …
I always thought the Samsung Omnia was a cool phone. Never could get it cause I’m on AT&T, but I’d still envy those who could. Anyway, I’ve been keeping up with the Omnia II news …






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