Showing posts with label samsung android devices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label samsung android devices. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

How To Update Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100 to Gingerbread XWKE2 2.3.3 Firmware


[Android Devices] Purely based on the specs, I’d say it is still a high-end Android smartphone that would perform well in any market, but compared against the mighty Galaxy S II, its specs become slightly less impressive.  According to a product pre-order page through Three Sweden, Samsung has a smartphone dubbed the Galaxy Z that looks to be a slightly less powerful version of the iconic Galaxy S II device. 

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

o2 Germany gets the first Samsung Android smartphone


Many
web site produced by the news of Samsung's Android-based devices have. Samsung has recently announced the first Android device in Germany in June
. Its called the i7500 and comes with all the needed stuff:

Spesification

Monday, March 7, 2011

Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet

New Android Tablet, Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Samsung's plans to create the Galaxy Tab Google Android tablet can't come as much of a surprise at this point, but today's announcement at IFA 2010 marks the first time we're seeing official specs from the company.

When Google releases Android 3.0, a.k.a. "Honeycomb," it's going to be optimized for tablets, and it's going to have strict hardware requirements, PC Mag reports.
PC Mag spoke with Bobby Cha, managing director of Korean electronics company, Enspert. Cha says Honeycomb with require dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 chips. 

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Samasung Galaxy S

[Android Device] Samsung Galaxy S the Google Android smartphone segment keeps getting stronger, and the Samsung Galaxy S looks set to be a key player in 2010.  We've got to hand it to Samsung with its Galaxy S line. Coordinating the launch of a single family of devices across all four national US carriers (plus a regional or two) is a feat very rarely accomplished, and usually reserved for really unique handsets that those carriers wouldn't be able to effectively source from anyone else; HTC's Touch Pro2 is a prime example of that. Add to that the murky issue of exclusivity periods...