
Today Samsung has announced another Galaxy smartphone, the Galaxy Core.
Read More »
Comments Off
Posted by: Pece Andonoski in Android, Apple, HTC, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, tags: apple, HTC, motorola, Nokia, Samsung

According to the latest report from analytics company comScore, Apple is still the number one smartphone maker in the U.S.
Read More »
Comments Off

The LG Optimus G Pro was officially announced for the US market (AT&T) and Andrew over at MobileBurn had a chance to make a quick comparison against its biggest rival, the Samsung Galaxy Note II. Check the video after the break.
Read More »
Comments Off

A new online survey for customer satisfaction has Nokia in the number one spot with a 21% higher than average score beating the likes of Apple, Samsung, HTC, Blackberry and Motorola.
Read More »
Comments Off

The Samsung Galaxy S4 (depending on the region) comes in two versions, one powered by a 1.6GHz Exynos Octa-core chip and the second version with a 1.9GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor. How they stack up against each other? Check the comparison video after the break.
Read More »
Comments Off

It seems for the past two or three years or so Samsung could do no wrong everything they touched turned to gold. From the Galaxy Tabs, to the Galaxy S line, I mean even their tv's are selling well. Which makes it even more shocking that Samsung decided to launch their new flagship Samsung Galaxy S4 using Bollywood star Ranveer Singh doing an awful version of 'Gangnam Style'.
Read More »
Comments Off

Today Samsung officially announced the Galaxy Tab 3.
Read More »
Comments Off

According to the latest rumors, this year Samsung is going to release at least four Android tablets including its first dual-SIM slate and the first tablet powered by an Octa-Core processor.
Read More »
Comments Off