AT&T announced their first-quarter 2012 earnings this morning among record sales numbers for smartphones. All totaled, AT&T sold a record 5.5 million smartphones, 78% of them were iPhones, however. That leaves just 1.2 million Android and Blackberry smartphones to make up the difference. AT&T didn’t give a breakdown of non-iPhone sales but we… Read more
Our friends to the North in Canada haven’t been able to get a Ceramic (or white) Galaxy Note, despite the phone being available for a couple weeks now. Anyone holding off for the Ceramic version has to wait no longer, as Samsung has just announced availability of it for Telus, Rogers and Bell. Pricing remains the same at $200 on three-year contract. Who… Read more
The Galaxy Note by Samsung is making its rounds across the world, which Samsung is more than happy to point out to everyone. But for those of you out there under TELUS’ wing up in Canada who aren’t a fan of the original color scheme of the 5.3-inch device, you’ll be happy to know the white version is making its way to your network of choice very, very… Read more
Since the Galaxy Note by Samsung has made its debut, there has been one question on everyone’s mind: is 5.3-inches too big? The device is caught somewhere between the smartphone and tablet market, and while Samsung has been quick to use that as a marketing strategy, consumers may or may not be caught in that same unknown place. But Samsung has announced… Read more
Late last year, we had heard that Samsung planned on rolling out the update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to their Galaxy Note device sometime within the first quarter of 2012. It was the standard verbiage, not exactly picking a date, but keeping everyone on their toes that it could be at any point within a wide timeframe. Unfortunately for Samsung, it… Read more
Samsung’s Galaxy Note has turned out to be one of the biggest hits in Android phones we’ve seen in awhile, despite its huge size. AT&T offers a version featuring a LTE radio and Snapdragon processor, differing from the international Note, which has no LTE radio but the considerably more powerful Exynos processor. For anyone interested in the international… Read more
Yesterday, Samsung decided to use their USA-based Facebook page to showcase a brand new contest that they are taking the reigns on. It’s a ‘Spin & Win’ contest, and it promotes the chance to win a Galaxy Note as the grand prize. They are more than willing to show off the large device right there in the promotional material for the contest, along with its S… Read more
Samsung’s Galaxy Note has turned into a hit, raking in millions of sales in the few months its been out. No product is perfect from launch however, and Samsung is taking the chance to send out an update to the international version of the phone. Before you get all excited, no, it isn’t the update to Ice Cream Sandwich. Instead it offers a few bug fixes, as… Read more
When the Galaxy Note was released, Samsung said that the update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for the device that’s somewhere between a smartphone and a tablet would be released at some point within the first quarter of this year. That was good news for anyone purchasing the device, as it meant that it wouldn’t be that long of a wait to get the latest… Read more
Back when Samsung and AT&T announced the Galaxy Note, there was some debate as to whether or not it would support T-Mobile’s 4G network. Once the phone was launched, it turned out that the phone could not access T-Mobile’s network, but it was recently discovered that the phone is still capable. T-Mobile customers who had their eyes on the phablet can now… Read more
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