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 It's been just a week since we saw the Samsung Galaxy S III unveiled at London's Earl's Court arena, but already the international variants of the device are starting to appear. The first is from Korea Telecom, and comes with the snappy interim title of . . . → Read More: Samsung’s SHV-E170K is a mid-range Galaxy S III variant for Korea Telecom Nice processor, shame about the Pentile. It’s something that several people have been saying about Samsung’s new chest-beating flagship . So why didn’t it plump for the warmer Super AMOLED Plus found on both its predecessor and the bigger-boned Galaxy Note ? . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy S III: Pentile Super AMOLED used ‘because it lasts longer’  Another day, another Galaxy Tab launch. The latest Tab to be released is the awkwardly-named Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, which is now available at the Carphone Warehouse in the UK for . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 lands at Carphone Warehouse in the UK  We’re sure Samsung isn’t playing favorites… but after that rather extravagant product launch just the other week, it seems it’s released another phone to market with barely a streamer nor slice of cake in sight. The phone in question is the SHV-E170K, and will be coming to South Korea’s KT network . . . → Read More: Samsung’s SHV-E170K has dual-core Snapdragon, LTE and an inferiority complex  More new Windows Phones, this time for the old continent. . . . → Read More: Samsung Omnia M revealed for Europe: 4-inch Super AMOLED and some software extras  Here we see an image of what is claimed to be the Samsung SPH-L300 . . . → Read More: Leaked Samsung device possibly headed to Sprint  It’s been a week or so since I first laid eyes on Samsung’s new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III . . . . → Read More: Hype, expectation and the Samsung Galaxy S III  We knew it was coming , but in case you had any doubts, you’ll be glad to know Vodafone, Three and O2 have opened up the pre-order doors to those looking to grab the newest Galaxy on the block . As we’re accustomed to seeing from carriers across the pond, the trio’s pricing Sammy’s S III with enough flexibility to fit a slew of different budgets; for example, you can snag the 16GB model at no cost with a . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy S III up for pre-order in the UK from Vodafone, O2 and Three  If you've got an the international HSPA+ version of the Samsung Galaxy Note (GT-N7000), then your months of waiting for Android 4.0 are finally over. The “Premium Suite” for the device, which includes ICS along with a range of other . . . → Read More: International Samsung Galaxy Note gets Ice Cream Sandwich  The Summer Olympics in London are quickly turning into mobile-themed games: along with Samsung’s official role in handling mobile payments, HTC is now stepping up with its own, if modest, contribution to the athletic get-together. CEO Peter Chou will be one of the Olympic torchbearers and carry the flame on July 6th, three weeks before the opening ceremony in Stratford. Officials say the torch run is to honor Chou’s contribution to the mobile industry and the benefit he represents to Taiwan, although we can imagine that Chou wouldn’t mind crashing a Samsung party with a torch in one hand and a One X in the other . . . → Read More: HTC chief Peter Chou to run Olympic torch relay, invade hostile territory |
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