We finally have a T-Mobile US release date for the Samsung Galaxy S4. On May 1, 2013, T-Mobile will begin carrying the latest model of the world’s mos...
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I love my Galaxy S3. But most people agree that the GS3’s default keyboard sucks. That’s why SwiftKey is usually the most popular paid app on the Goog...
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The Samsung Galaxy S4 was officially unveiled to the world a few days ago amidst much fanfare and phenomenal hype. For those expecting who were expect...
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The hype surrounding the Galaxy S4 is ramping up every day. And EA pushed that hype meter a little further to the right today by announcing that it ha...
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All rumors and feverish speculations were put to rest recently as Samsung officially unveiled its new flag bearer in the next leg of the race for smar...
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The sequel to the world’s most popular Android smartphone is just about here. That’s right: the Samsung Galaxy S4 will be released within the next few...
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100 million is an unfathomable number in the smartphone world. When you sell 100 million units of a single type of device, it means that about 1 out o...
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Although Samsung hasn’t officially said anything so far, there’s no doubt that the Galaxy S IV is currently in development – most likely the final sta...
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2013 will be another exciting year in the world of Android. Here are some of the top devices that will be released over the next 12 months: 5) HTC M7...
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It looks like Samsung is preparing itself for an exciting year in 2013. Today, a new flurry of rumors hit the internet covering everything from Samsun...
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The Samsung Galaxy S III is posting impressive sales figures around the world. But Samsung isn’t going to milk its flagship product for very long. Acc...
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