LG has released a sneak teaser trailer for an upcoming handset named the LG Optimus Vu. The handset boasts a huge 5-inch screen a la the Samsung Galaxy Note, but it’s unique shape flicks a V to Samsung’s design skills. Read on for the specs. Read more
Last week we brought you news that the Samsung Galaxy S3 might not make an appearance at Mobile World Congress. But if that’s true, what will be the star of the show instead? An unlikely sequel to the Galaxy Note, if insiders are to be believed. Read more
Samsung has just dropped us a friendly note to say that the white version of the flagship Galaxy Nexus is set for launch in the UK just 3 months after the launch of the original device. Read on for the launch date and full details. Read more
We’ve been excitedly awaiting the launch of Samsung Galaxy S3, but sadly it appears that it’s a good few months off. Rather than unveiling the quad-core beast at Mobile World Congress at the end of February, as it did its predecessor last year, the Korean gadget giant has announced that “the successor to the Galaxy S2 smartphone will be unveiled at a separate Samsung-hosted event in the first half of the year, closer to commercial availability of the product.”
The online rumour mill is grinding up a storm again, with suggestions that Samsung is plotting to launch the world’s largest Android tablet: an 11.6-inch Galaxy Tab with a beefy 2GHz processor and possibly an ultra-sharp Retina Display-style screen.
Mobile World Congress 2012 is right around the corner, and it seems Samsung has at least one new smartphone to reveal at the trade show. The Android-powered Samsung Galaxy S Advanced has popped up in the Philippines, despite no official word from the manufacturer.
Samsung appears to have revealed the existence of the oft-rumoured Samsung Galaxy S3 on its website, throwing open yet more debate on when the Android quad-core monster will actually launch. Read more
As we near Mobile World Congress, more and more gossip surrounding the probably-soon-to-be-launched Samsung Galaxy SIII seem to be hitting the web. If the word is to be believed, we’re looking at a handset that could smash everything else in 2012. Read more
