Samsung Galaxy S Advance arriving on Three Mobile, gave no warning
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Samsung Galaxy S Advance arriving on Three Mobile, gave no warning
Samsung Galaxy S Advance gets official: 1GHz dual-core CPU, Super AMOLED and Gingerbread
Samsung added a new star to its Galaxy universe today, with the release of the Galaxy Advance S. Powered by a 1GHz dual-core CPU, this handset boasts a four-inch, 480 x 800 Super AMOLED display, and packs up to 16GB of memory, along with 768MB of RAM
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Samsung Galaxy S Advance gets official: 1GHz dual-core CPU, Super AMOLED and Gingerbread
T-Mobile announces the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, available ‘later this year’
Hot on the heels of the Galaxy S II’s success, T-Mobile’s getting another Samsung 4G device brewed up. The new smartphone, called the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, isn’t set to be available until later this year, which unfortunately means we’re getting very little details at the moment.
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T-Mobile announces the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, available ‘later this year’
Samsung Has No Plans for Galaxy S ‘Value Pack’ Update
The Samsung Galaxy S will not receive a “Value Pack” update with added features, a spokesperson speaking to The Next Web has confirmed. The software upgrade was initially discussed as an alternative to Android 4.0, adding some of the operating system’s new features within the framework of Android 2.3.
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Samsung Has No Plans for Galaxy S ‘Value Pack’ Update
Rumor: Galaxy S, Tab to Get “Value Pack” Instead of ICS
Just yesterday Samsung gave us a glimmer of hope that their 2010 flagship devices – the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab – could get Ice Cream Sandwich as they went back to reevaluate the feasibility of the task.
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Rumor: Galaxy S, Tab to Get “Value Pack” Instead of ICS
Samsung Evaluating Feasibility of Getting Android 4.0 on the Galaxy S, Tab
The folks at Samsung first denied original Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S users a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich and, as you might imagine, it created quite the uproar. It couldn’t be a hardware performance issue due to the Nexus S getting Ice Cream Sandwich with near identical performance hardware
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Samsung Evaluating Feasibility of Getting Android 4.0 on the Galaxy S, Tab
Samsung: No Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S, Original Galaxy Tab
Samsung has provided and update to their future Ice Cream Sandwich plan, and for owners of the Samsung Galaxy S or original 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab the news isn’t so good. Due to a lack of RAM and ROM these devices will not receive an update to Android 4.0. According to Samsung, the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab lack sufficient memory to run the new version of Android along with the company’s custom TouchWiz interface.
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Samsung: No Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S, Original Galaxy Tab
Samsung: No room for ICS on Galaxy S, Galaxy Tab, TouchWiz to blame
We already knew that Samsung’s Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab wouldn’t be packing Ice Cream Sandwich, as both were omitted from the roadmap the company released earlier this week . Now we know why: an official blog post explains that, thanks to TouchWiz , Samsung Widgets and Video Calls, there isn’t enough space left on the devices’ ROM to hold the fourth generation of Google’s OS .
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Samsung: No room for ICS on Galaxy S, Galaxy Tab, TouchWiz to blame
Add the Samsung Galaxy S to the List of Devices with an Unofficial Ice Cream Sandwich Port
The Samsung Galaxy S is joining a growing group of current devices receiving pre-release builds of Android Ice Cream Sandwich. As was the case with previous instances on the Nexus S and HTC Thunderbolt the alpha build is worth mentioning but hardly useful as daily driver ROM. Android 4.0 has not seen an “official” release, so developers have been using the SDK (rather than the source code) to patch together makeshift builds of the new OS version. This results in software that isn’t fully baked. The Samsung Galaxy S version of this tasty treat is not even available to the general public yet, though work is progressing thanks in large part to the same team that brought us MIUI.
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Samsung modifies Galaxy smartphones to satisfy Dutch court, plans to resume sales soon
Earlier this summer, a judge in The Netherlands ruled to ban sales of Samsung Galaxy S, S II and Ace smartphones, stating that the devices violated an Apple patent which deals with a “method of scrolling.” Well, nearly two months have passed, and Samsung is just now getting around to releasing “upgraded” versions of the affected devices, presumably implementing a non-infringing scroll tool. A Samsung spokesman told Reuters that the three phones will “shortly be available for sale,” neglecting to provide an exact release date — so we wouldn’t suggest lining up to get your Galaxy S II fix just yet. This small victory is only the latest in the Apple / Samsung lawsuit saga, which has created quite a stir in a handful of courts around the world. We have yet to hear about a solution to the Galaxy Tab 10.1 ban in Australia, for example, where fingers are being pointed in every direction.
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