There is a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge exclusive limited edition that you probably don’t want to be seen with. The special Note Edge model has 1800 shiny Swarovski crystals all over the back.
Samsung’s U.S. website reveals that Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S5 is set to receive Android 5.0 today. The information, listed on the Samsung support page.
We now have a date that you can circle on your calendar pertaining to the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S6. Invitations have started going out and March 1st is the day.
Verizon has yesterday unveiled that it’s the first US carrier to push the update to Android 5.0 Lollipop to the Samsung Galaxy S5. This smartphone has so far been updated to Lollipop.
Samsung might actually streamline TouchWiz with its next flagship, and to our minds this will be the biggest news of the upcoming announcement, as the rest is mostly expected.
Purported images of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 made the rounds online courtesy of Spigen. The Korean manufacturer of mobile accessories has already listed several cases.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 might get treated to Android 5.0 Lollipop before its newer cousin, the Galaxy Note 4. SamMobile reports that the Russian version of the Note 3 (SM -N900) can be updated.
Samsung’s Gear VR virtual reality headset is pretty cool, but for now it only supports one device, without which it can’t be used: the Galaxy Note 4. According to Sam Mobile, Samsung will make the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S Edge compatible with the Gear VR.
Two smartphones of Samsung’s new metal A-series – the Galaxy A3 and Galaxy A5 are apparently making their way to the UK market. The devices will be available starting February 12 from Samsung UK.
Just after we gave you an exclusive sneak peek at the device’s photo and specs, the Samsung Galaxy J1 has been made official – it is now listed on the company’s Malaysia website.
Samsung officially announced a launch date for the Canadian Note Edge on February 18. Both Rogers and Bell will sell the new handset starting that day, and it looks like customers can already pre-order.
One of the bigger controversies surrounding the next eagerly anticipated Samsung flagship – the Galaxy S6 is whether or not it will use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 SoC or stick entirely with the in-house Exynos chip.
If you’re having Samsung’s latest Note device, the Galaxy Note 4 from Sprint or T-Mobile, but were hoping for a different software experience, Cyanogen inc. has come to your rescue.
Earlier we heard that Samsung is likely to seal the battery with a non-removable glass cover, but now info from Poland comes that the company will do quite the opposite and do a small-scale version of Project Ara with the back panels.
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