Samsung has just announced four new additions to its Galaxy line up: the Samsung Galaxy mini, Samsung Galaxy Ace, Samsung Galaxy Fit, and the Samsung Galaxy Gio. This means that the Samsung Galaxy Ace leak we picked up a couple of weeks ago is real, although we hope it’s not as badly branded as it was back then. Three of the Samsung Galaxy smartphones will be released in March this year, and the Samsung Galaxy Gio currently has a release date of April 2011. We’ve just had the release through, and are bringing you full specs as we speak! More details to follow!
January, 2011
Good news! The Daily iPad newspaper is coming in two weeks. That news comes straight from the mouth of the heir to the throne at News Corp, James Murdoch. He told the DLD media conference that The Daily iPad publication will launch imminently with a $0.99 per week pricing structure…
The Samsung Wave 2 has had a seriously stealthy launch in the UK. I’s now on sale, not that Samsung has been bigging it up much, instead going all Galaxy, all Android all the time with its marketing hype – curious perhaps, since the Samsung Wave 2 runs Samsung’s own operating system, bada, which it’s poured huge amounts of investment into.
A year on from the original Wave’s splash debut at Mobile World Congress 2010, does the Samsung Wave 2 deliver? Find out in our full Samsung Wave 2 review.
Only a day into the week and we’ve got an action packed morning from this side of the pond. In today’s daily dose of tech, better known as the US Update, we bring you the latest Call of Duty trailer, show off the HTC Flyer Android tablet, get official with the Galaxy Ace and more.
More details and photos of the HP Topaz, also known as the HP Slate or Palmpad, have just been leaked by precentral.net. The site tracked down full schematics, specifications and even some insight on how HP envisions the future of webOS as a tablet operating system. Here’s the scoop on HP’s first webOS tablet — the HP Topaz.
The Samsung Galaxy Ace, model S5830, is now a bona fide product — complete with its own website. Packed within the pages of the site, just weeks before Mobile World Congress, we’ve go the scoop on all things Galaxy Ace. Here’s what you need to know.
It appears HTC is working very hard at denying the existence of their Android tablet. After reports in DigiTimes suggested HTC had a trio of tablets planned for 2011, a Norweigan website has just let the cat out of the bag. Introducing the HTC Flyer, the seven inch Android tablet by HTC.