Now that the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III has been revealed, all we have left to do is wait — wait until we can get our clammy paws all over its face. In the meantime, however, why not take a gander at some images of the official Galaxy S III accessory line, compliments of Mobile Fun UK. The holder/battery charger, Flip Cover, WiFi Display Hub and S3 C-Pen are now all live on Mobile Fun’s website. Holder and battery charger (£34.99) Flip Cover...
Dutch Galaxy Note user, @blue13x discovered something awesome on his international Galaxy Note a few hours ago — an alert by Samsung that the Galaxy Note Android 4.0 ICS update is officially ready! The update weighs in at a stout 318 MB (be sure you have a WiFi network handy) and is only for the GT-N7000 international device at the moment. AT&T’s own SGH-i717 will almost certainly be delayed many more days to weeks as the carrier has to go through its own...
The soonest we’ve heard of quad-core + LTE devices hitting our clammy palms lies sometime in the 4th quarter when TI’s new OMAP5 debuts with simultaneous LTE + quad-core love. But perhaps Samsung’s quad-core Exynos processor will tie both technologies together in un-holy matrimony sooner rather than latter. At least, that’s what the Google banner ad above captured by AndroidCentral reader “mhsobhani” seems to indicate. Up until this...
One of Samsung’s many (and rushed) announcements at their Galaxy S III unveil last week included Flipboard, a popular news gathering app that has already found a decent following on iOS. What was surprising, however, is that Samsung’s unveil also stated that the company had an early exclusive on the Android version of the app. Luckily for the rest of you non-Galaxy S III owners, XDA’s fanbase of talented hackers has already managed to rip that .apk out of...
Dropbox must either really love the Galaxy S III (and the people that buy them) or is increasingly worried about competition from other cloud storage providers/services such as the recently launched Google Drive cloud service because the company just one-upped themselves — by announcing all Galaxy S III owners can get 50 GB of storage, for free. Similar to other free storage giveaways, cloud storage hoarders need only register their device with Dropbox to net the...
