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Galaxy S4 Concept Features An Edge-to-Edge 1080p Display, Laser Keyboard, Android 5.0 & More [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·December 28, 2012

The Galaxy S IV is yet to be announced officially by Samsung, but given the popularity of Android's most successful smartphone series, it's not too surprising to see the blogosphere abuzz with speculation regarding the features of the Galaxy S III's eventual successor. We've heard various talk of 1080p unbreakable displays, CES announcements, and April release dates, but as yet, we haven't much of an idea of its aesthetic form. As we await our first leak, Russian blog rozetked has thrown up a very intriguing concept design featuring a laser keyboard, super-svelte form factor, and an edge-to-edge display, all topped off with a delicious helping of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie. Sound intriguing? We've got more juicy details - and a sumptuous demonstration video - right after the break!

How To Access Factory Mode & Other Hidden Menus On Galaxy Camera

Aatif·December 27, 2012

Samsung’s Galaxy Camera is a truly remarkable device. To begin with, it’s the first of its kind, offering a truly powerful and capable camera running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The connectivity options on board are truly a tech-enthusiast’s dream come true. Then, you can do a lot more on the device than you’d be able to on any traditional point and shoot camera. Despite being priced rather steep, there’s a lot of love that the unorthodox Android device has received. You have root access on the Galaxy Camera whilst running Android Jelly Bean, and then there’s an unlocked boot loader, too. Is there more to wish for? Yes, you certainly can, because XDA member Adam Outler has discovered some neat Samsung internal codes that can be executed even on the Galaxy Camera to gain access to hidden menus and secret areas.

Unbrick Samsung Galaxy Ace With This All-in-One GUI Tool Using Odin & Cygwin

Aatif·December 23, 2012

Some Samsung Galaxy S3 Handsets Are Reportedly Bricking Themselves For No Reason

Paul Morris·December 21, 2012

Just as we are approaching the final run-in to the wonderful festive season where everything should be all about smiles and joyful memories, it seems that a mysterious illness has started affecting Samsung's wonderful Android powered Galaxy S III smartphone. We all know how great the S III is, with it widely being regarded as the best Android device currently available on the market, but a rising number of users are reporting that their beloved Samsung smartphones are starting to give up and die with no prior warning or reason given for their digital suicide.

Windows Phone 7.8 Will Be Available For All Current 7.5 Running Samsung Handsets

Oliver Haslam·December 21, 2012

If you own a Samsung branded Windows Phone 7.5 device, then we have some great news for you - you're getting a software update! The upgrade path for Windows Phones has been something of a black hole of information for the platform's users. Those who picked up one of Samsung’s Windows Phone 7.5 devices not too long ago have found themselves fearing the worst after learning that their relatively new handsets would not be updated to the all-singing, all-dancing Windows Phone 8 platform. But what about Windows Phone 7.8, it's slightly smaller, less exciting brother?

Samsung Issues Statement Regarding Serious Vulnerability In Galaxy S3 That Gives Users Data To Malicious Apps

Ben Reid·December 20, 2012

Samsung Ends Push To Block Apple Devices From Sale In Europe

Ben Reid·December 19, 2012

Apple and Samsung seem only to take a break from filing lawsuits against each other to - and this is rare - release a new gadget. However, the Korean company appears today to have taken the first steps to some form of mediation by dropping a series of patent infringement suits against its bitter rival in nations across Europe.

Fix For Galaxy S3 Wi-Fi Issue Now Available

Ben Reid·December 19, 2012

No matter how many hardware or software improvements a company makes to a device over a given period of time, there will always be flaws, and in the case of Samsung's coveted Galaxy S III i9300, Wi-Fi roaming bugs have plagued many a user. Wherever there is a limitation or a fault, though, there is always a developer on hand looking to solve it, and in this case, the remedy arrives courtesy of XDA-Developers member felixchris. We've got all the details after the jump!

Samsung Overtakes Nokia To Become Top Cellphone Manufacturer Worldwide For 2012, Apple Lands In Third Place

Ben Reid·December 19, 2012

Samsung Galaxy Grand Announced, A Galaxy S III Look-alike With A 5-inch Display, Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Ben Reid·December 18, 2012

The Samsung Galaxy S III takes pride of place as the biggest selling Android device this year, like the Galaxy S II did last year, and similarly to the manner in which we expect the Galaxy S IV to next year. With that said, it's quite an expensive gadget, and those with slightly less in the way of disposable cash will be looking for alternative products. The Galaxy S III Mini is a good option for those with expenditure constraints, but if your main attraction to the S III is its sheer size, you'll likely have overlooked the smaller alternative version. If you want a cheaper S III that doesn't compromise on the size, you'll be enthused to learn of the Samsung Galaxy Grand, which while less-powered than its flagship cousin, looks almost identical, and packs a healthy 5-inch display.

Official CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightlies For Galaxy S3 / S Now Available To Download

Ben Reid·December 18, 2012

CyanogenMod 10.1 is really gaining traction, and in its quest to bring Android 4.2 to as many Android-based devices as possible, has now made nightlies available to the Galaxy S and Galaxy S III. Great news for those in ownership of either Samsung device it most certainly is, although it's important to note that the nightly builds only cover the AT&T and T-Mobile variants of the S III.

Flash / Install CyanogenMod 10.1 On Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 [How-To Tutorial]

Aatif·December 17, 2012

This Galaxy Note II Knockoff Is Powered By Android Jelly Bean, Costs Just 150 Bucks! [IMAGES]

Goncalo Ribeiro·December 15, 2012

Samsung’s smartphone-tablet hybrid, known as the Galaxy Note II, has managed to turn many heads since its announcement this last August. Should your bank balance be way too uncomfortable to get your hands on one, no worries: there’s a new knockoff in town that might actually be convincing enough to trick your less tech-savvy friends.

Samsung Galaxy Note III Will Reportedly Feature A Colossal 6.3-inch Display

Ben Reid·December 13, 2012

Samsung's "phablet" Galaxy Note series has proved a surprise hit with consumers, and with the second iteration boasting one of the largest displays in the smartphone industry, its successor - according to a report from Samsung's native South Korea - will set a new benchmark in terms of screen real-estate. The Note II may already be enormous with its 5.5-inch offering, but as TheKoreaTimes reports, the Galaxy Note III could boast an eye-watering 6.3-inch display upon its release next year.

Samsung Pokes Fun At Apple Maps, Taking Advantage Of Recent Australian Mishap [IMAGE]

Ben Reid·December 13, 2012

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