Looking for a good reason to camp out a Sprint store overnight? Then you won’t find a much better one these days than the Samsung Epic 4G, which is launching on the carrier tomorrow for $249.99 on a two-year contract
you can now quickly and easily unlock your Samsung Galaxy S smartphone at home.Here the link and video which shows how to do this.
The Samsung Galaxy phone, if you have purchased or you have already purchased or want to purchased, xda-developers have a pretty interesting tutorial up on their forums, The instructions detail how to carrier-unlock your Galaxy S phone
Sure, the Samsung Vibrant’s a T-Mobile device and the Samsung Captivate belongs to AT&T, but there’s no longer any reason you can’t swap them around — all you need is a simple script and a USB cable to completely unlock your phone.
In new York city press conference, the early morning of the 11th august, Samsung open the blinds to welcome its users with new products launching in the market the product open the user’s expectation in 3 products……!!!!!!!!!
If you love to type from a keyboard and Samsung found most of the people keyboard lover, so the same phone on the expectation of users launched by Samsung……!!!!!!!!!!!!!! some new handset is being blocked today by this….!!!!!!!!
Samsung just announced its new Galaxy Tablet will release in Oct,2010.Galaxy Tablet is 7” packed with Android 2.2 and fully able to challenge Apple Ipad.16GB of internal memory and use Samsung Hummingbird A8 processor.
After introduction of tablet PC in the market, Samsung is also going to launch their android tablet in few months with in 2010….!!!! Samsung did not come up with so many details
The Q will power with Android 2.2 , quad-band, GSM phone complete with a 7.2 Mbps HSDPA radio running on the 900 MHz, 1900 MHz, and 2100 MHz frequencies.
The Verion wireless announced that the Samsung Haven is now avaliable for order.Samsung heaven is basic,user-friendly mobilephone sporting a 2.2″ intenal screen,the phone is Text message capable and note 56 Polyphonic ringtones.
