Samsung confirmed earlier today that the Galaxy S III will begin receiving Android 4.1 Jelly Bean as soon as October. During the launch of UK’s first LTE network, Samsung said: “the Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) operating system will be available on the Galaxy S3 from October.” Of course, that likely … [read full article]
T-Mobile just dropped word via a quick press release that the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G will be available nationwide at T-Mobile retail stores, select national retailers and online via T-Mobile.com beginning September 19th. Expected to cost $149.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a qualifying Classic voice and data plan, the … [read full article]
With the original Galaxy Note only lasting a few weeks on T-Mobile store shelves, attention has undoubtedly been re-directed to the unveiling and hopeful release … [read full article]
I almost let this comment pass us by however, after the midnight press release announcing the Galaxy S Relay 4G for T-Mobile, I pinged their PR folks on the possibility for Jelly Bean update. This was their response: No news to share today. T-Mobile is committed to enhancing customers’ experience with … [read full article]
A brand new JD Power Wireless Smartphone Customer Satisfaction Study for the first six months of 2012 shows Apple as the highest ranked company in customer satisfaction among smartphone manufacturers. In a move that may or may not surprise some of you, HTC edged out Samsung as the highest ranked Android manufacturer with Motorola and LG following up in third and fourth place. The … [read full article]
T-Mobile just pulled back the curtains on the Galaxy S Relay 4G, or the device formerly known as the Galaxy Blaze Q. Name aside, the device is now officially unveiled and on the books for T-Mobile. Running on their … [read full article]
Here’s something I know that will hopefully make some of you very excited, the prospect of T-Mobile getting the Galaxy Note II. Well, that’s exactly what we think is going to happen as the future-bound T889 for T-Mobile looks very much like a Galaxy Note successor on T-Mobile. In fact, there’s even … [read full article]
Update: Apparently a number of you are receiving the update via OTA, contradicting what the above document says. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 owners woke up nice surprise yesterday as T-Mobile released an optional Ice Cream Sandwich update. T-Mobile does give a quick note for everyone thinking of upgrading — advising them that … [read full article]
While the IFA tradeshow is just getting into full swing, Samsung isn’t letting their momentum go to waste the release of their very own Galaxy Note II hands on video. For a full 13 minutes, you can watch a Samsung rep manhandle the Galaxy Note II and its full feature set. It’s a little lengthy, but it’s very detailed … [read full article]
Yesterday’s update for the Galaxy S II on T-Mobile may have peaked our interest with the addition of an ISIS update, but it’s the remove of Universal Search that our attention today. An eagle-eyed Android Police reader, along with a host of you in the comments and on Twitter caught the removal of the … [read full article]
