I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – Samsung’s Galaxy S line up of Android powered smartphones have quickly become some of the hottest devices on the market. However, with new technology like the NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core mobile processor just over the horizon, Samsung is going to need to move fast with a successor in order to stay ahead of the curve.
It’s been generally accepted for a while that Samsung would go on to release a Galaxy S successor but when exactly we would be able to see that device remains anyone’s guess. Today, reports have surfaced that say Samsung will be taking center stage at next years Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to showcase the Galaxy S 2. Of course, what exactly the device will feature is a mystery but if you were to ask us we would say more internal storage, higher resolution displays/cameras and beefed up processors and RAM. Of course, Android ‘Gingerbread’ 2.3 will also quite evidently be making an appearance.
Are you anticipating the Samsung Galaxy S 2 or are you all set with the original?
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4G networks are the talk of the town with wireless carriers across the board looking to get down on the fun. However seeing how the technology is still quite new (even in Sprint’s case), networks have yet to blanket the entire country. Luckily with every passing day comes new markets opened up by 4G and today we have quite a large announcement.
Sprint has just come forth to let us know that their 4G WiMAX network is now available in San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland and Palo Alto. What does this mean for you? Well, it means that if you have a Samsung Epic 4G, HTC EVO 4G or a 4G mobile broadband card you will now be able to put that extra $10 a month you’re paying to good us as your mobile Internet speeds should be dramatically increased.
If things seem a bit wonky give it a few days as a network roll-out without any
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We just recently told you that Samsung would most likely be announcing the Samsung Galaxy S 2 at next years Mobile World Congress in Barcelona which leaves the successor to their Galaxy Tab Android powered tablet in question. Well just now reports have yet again that say Samsung will announce this mysterious device come CES next month – which, of course, we will be at to cover first hand.
Spec wise, rumor has it that this new Galaxy Tab will feature NVIDIA’s dual-core Tegra 2 processor in addition to, presumably, Android ‘Gingerbread’ 2.3. But that’s not the only tablet rumor that has surfaced.
As you know, LG also has a line up of Android powered devices that fall into their Optimus series. It’s long been rumored that LG would go on to announce a tablet just like every other hardware manufacturer. Well, alongside the Galaxy Tab 2 rumors come rumors of a so called Optimus Pad that will apparently feature an 8.9-inch screen and run Android Honeycomb.
Are these rumors to be believed? CES is just about a month away so we won’t have long to find out.
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HTC is one of the world’s biggest smarpthone manufacturers with several of their Android powered offerings being regarded as the best on the market. With increasing competition from other hardware manufacturers HTC must continue to push out hard hitting devices in order to keep up.
One device that we’ve known about for a while but has yet to hit the streets is the HTC Desire HD. This device is currently available overseas and features a 4.3-inch screen, 1GHz processor, 768MB of RAM and of course Android 2.2. If you were wondering when this device will be available in North America you’ll be happy to know that it has just been spotted at the FCC, as you can see above.
While it does feature North American 3G compatibility (according to the listing) word has it that this device will actually be made available through the Canadian wireless carrier Telus. Does this mean the US will never see the device? We’ll have to wait and see.
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CES 2011 is just around the corner which means hardware manufacturers across the board will be showing off their latest creations. However, many of the devices that do get announced won’t hit the market until months, or in some cases, even years later. But, seeing how it is Q1 it wouldn’t bee too farfeteched to believe that at least some hardware manufacturers would be looking to launch their devices which rumors that have surfaced today point to.
If you’ll remember, we told you that Dell was prepping a 7-inch Android powered tablet presumably dubbed the Dell Streak 7. Well, according to our friends over at TmoNews, the Dell Streak 7 will in fact be hitting T-Mobile on January 19th. But that’s not all, the same round of reports says the Motorola Cliq 2 will be dropping on T-Mobile around the same time.
The Motorola Cliq 2 is expected to be Motorola’s killer Android device on the T-Mobile network but we’ll keep you posted as more information is made known. In other words, stay tuned for our CES 2011 coverage.
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