AT&T gets serious with Samsung’s Galaxy S Finally (finally!), AT&T has a competitive Android smartphone with the launch of the Samsung Captivate. It’s as simple as that. Moreover, it’s arguably the first smartphone AT&T has carried t…
Thanks to Samsung’s official Twitter account, we were alerted to a new commercial for the AT&T Captivate. It’s nice to see the manufacturer promoting its products even if the carriers won’t. We’ve already seen some generic Galaxy S commercials an…
If you just got your hands on a new Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant or Captivate, you may have noticed some GPS issues. Samsung reportedly has as well, and may address this in a coming OTA fix. In the meantime, it’s not hard to fix the problem yourself …
Verizon has been hinting for some time that unlimited data is unsustainable, and it looks like it may be ready to make good on that statement. AT&T went from all-you-can eat data pricing to a tiered system with the launch of the iPhone 4 last mont…
When it comes to installing Android applications, there are two ways of going about it. The most popular, of course, is directly through the Android Market. And that’s how most of us do it. But from time to time we need to be able to sideload apps. Ma…
Today’s the day for the AT&T Captivate, the second of the Samsung Galaxy S phones to be released in the United States. (See the T-Mobile Vibrant for the first.) The Captivate will cost you $199.99 after contract (no rebate mess, huzzah!), and …
Let’s not mince words here: The Samsung Galaxy S class of phones is powerful, both in raw processing and graphics. We’ve seen as much from the 1GHz Hummingbird processor every time we’ve used it, and we’re seeing as much in our own benchmark test…
The Samsung Captivate on AT&T actually will be the second phone in the Galaxy S line to be released in the United States, but it’s the first to have reached our hands. So, let’s give it a go. It’s got a 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen, 5-mega…
Even though they aren’t officially released yet, the US versions of the Samsung Galaxy S (T-Mobile Vibrant and AT&T Captivate) have already been rooted. We should expect this by now, as it seems like it happens with all the hot new Android ph…
HTC has released an update to its HTC Sync software for the HTC Aria, and along with it comes the ability to install third-party applications and enable mobile network sharing. Hallelujah! While this isn’t nearly as handy as installing the a…