The update to Android 5.0 Lollipop for the Samsung Galaxy S5 just keeps on spreading throughout the world, it seems. After Poland and other countries, today it was Spain’s turn to get the rollout on its way.
Today we can see it in a leaked catalogue for South Korea. This listing gives us another round of specs for the device. What’s perhaps more interesting is that alongside the A7 the Galaxy Grand Max has leaked too, as part of the same leaflet.
Samsung is about to launch a Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE model in South Korea. Sporting the model number SM-916, the latest version of the high-end phablet will hit the shelves in its homeland in mid-January.
The Galaxy S6 is expected to get officially unveiled early in 2015, however, this time around, Samsung is taking design seriously with a complete overhaul: first images of an assembled Galaxy S6 has leaked out.
According to a report, Samsung is working on a 10-inch Galaxy Tab 5 tablet. It appears that major tablet manufacturers are moving ahead to larger screened slates.
Samsung worked with a couple of universities in Seoul, to develop an app that helps children suffering from autism communicate better. One of the problems that autistic children have is the inability to read the emotions on other people’s faces.
The Samsung Galaxy Alpha got four new cool looks thanks to a collaborative project between the company and Free Lance and JB Rautureau. Now, you can grab a limited edition Galaxy Alpha with four different looking handmade leather back covers.
Samsung confirms the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 2 will get the Android 5.0 Lollipop update. Going through the list we find the Galaxy Note 4 as well as the Note 3, both of which were previously expected to receive Lollipop.
Samsung sure likes to launch a lot of smartphones each year. And while 2014 is almost over, we’re clearly going to see a lot of new stuff from Samsung next year.
The Hunger Games and The Hunger Games Catching Fire are both being tossed out for free for a limited time from the studio, which normally cost $12.99 and $14.99 a piece.
While large-screened phones, phablets, or whatever you call them, appear to be here to stay for the foreseeable future, one of the things that Samsung has refined heavily with its Galaxy Note 4.
This might be the first substantial leak of the Galaxy S6 with images showing the brand new design adopted by Samsung for its ‘Project Zero’ 2015 flagship.
The first handset in the J line will be the Galaxy J1, which bears the model number SM-J100. We’ve already seen a couple of leaks about this phone, in two different iterations.
Just a couple of days ago we found out that Samsung would update the Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge directly to Android 5.0.1 Lollipop, without first giving them a bump to version 5.0.0 like the Galaxy S5.
The Christmas holidays are just around the corner and Samsung has obviously taken its time to commemorate its numerous fans with a special dreamscape movie.
As we get closer to the new year, a lot of rumors are starting to pop up regarding the next top of the line handset from Samsung, which will probably be called Galaxy S6.
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