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Samsung pushes Galaxy S III-specific app for drivers

, Aug 28th 2012 Discuss [1]

If you've got a Samsung Galaxy S III, you're right at the heart of the manufacturer's new push for total vertical integration - with today's step being "Drive Link", an app for driving in your automobile. This application makes use of some of the abilities your device already has - like in-car navigation - and puts it all into an easy-to-manage interface intended for use while you're driving. Of course Samsung doesn't want you to be going 70 miles per hour down the speedway while you're tapping about, but the giant buttons here are certainly going to make it a lot easier. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy S III gets three new color combinations

, Aug 28th 2012 Discuss [3]

This week the folks at Samsung are hitting the smart device world even before their big IFA showing with three brand new colors for their hero line of Galaxy S III devices. This lineup not brings on a Sapphire Black for lovers of classic colors as well as a cool Titanium Gray - to match your ultrabooks, of course. There's also a re-introduction of Garnet Red - already accessible at AT&T here in the United States - and a lovely Amber Brown. Read The Full Story

New Samsung video details the process of designing the Galaxy S III

, Aug 24th 2012 Discuss [5]

Many of you already know that the Samsung Galaxy S III is an incredibly popular smartphone, but it's popular for a reason. First and foremost, it has an attractive design to go along with all of that high-end hardware working under the hood. Samsung has made no bones about pointing out that this phone was inspired by nature, but in a new video that offers some insight into the phone's design, we get some specific examples. Read The Full Story

New Nexus device specs leaked via Samsung spreadsheet

, Aug 21st 2012 Discuss [13]

It appears that there's a brand new Google Nexus smartphone headed out via Samsung with slightly upgraded specifications over the next-newest device, the Galaxy Nexus. This next-generation Nexus device has been tipped by SamMobile where they've got the Galaxy Nexus to the left of the device and the Galaxy S III to the right. Unfortunately we don't have any actual hardware to confirm the reality of this smartphone, but the specifications certainly seem to be possible. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy S II Plus appears with Exynos processor

, Aug 20th 2012 Discuss [3]

This week the fabled Samsung smartphone model known as Galaxy S II Plus has shown its face once again, having disappeared from the news circuit for several weeks only to show up in model form with a few more specifications here well into the age of the Galaxy S III. While it might not seem too sensible for the manufacturer to produce a device that's essentially the same as the Galaxy S II, a legacy device at this point, here with a larger display, they may well have their reasons. Perhaps preparing this device for markets that've not yet seen any Galaxy devices, much less the II or III, here comes the 4.5-inch display-toting dual-core Galaxy S II Plus. Read The Full Story

Samsung GALAXY S DUOS dual-SIM smartphone revealed

, Aug 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

As Samsung continues their path down the common-design road, they've revealed the GALAXY S DUOS, a smartphone that looks basically the same as the Galaxy S III, but with support for two SIM cards instead of just one. This device will be available starting in September across Europe and, according to Samsung, will be "rolled out across other territories" soon thereafter. This device has a 4-inch WVGA 480 x 800 TFT LCD display, a 5-megapixel camera on the back, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: August 17, 2012

, Aug 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

Friday has come and gone, which means that the weekend is here once again. The latest iPhone 5 rumors have propelled Apple's stock to its highest point ever, and it turns out the company's funds will go toward helping tap a recently-discovered underground river in Crook County, Oregon. Earlier today we saw a picture of what was reported to be the Samsung Galaxy Note II, but later on in the day Daniel YU informed everyone that it was just his mock-up used without his permission. That's disappointing, but his mock-up looks great, so be sure to check that out. Read The Full Story

Clove: Black Samsung Galaxy S III 64GB coming in October

, Aug 17th 2012 Discuss [9]

Those hoping for a black variant of the Samsung Galaxy S III were disappointed when the company only offered white and blue at launch, later adding a red option for customers on AT&T in the United States. A black version of the Galaxy S III was first spotted on Samsung’s Facebook page, later confirmed by UK retailer MobileFun as coming in four to six weeks. It was spotted again on T-Mobile’s website, and now internet retailer Clove has chimed in, saying that the phone is indeed coming with 64GB of storage. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: August 16, 2012

, Aug 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

As Thursday winds down, we're finding that we've got a lot of news to recap. Today Samsung used the MERL touchscreen table to show that Apple doesn't have much of a claim, before resting its case and asking the Judge to award it $421.8 million in the suit. Later in the day, we caught word that Judge Lucy Koh had asked Apple's counsel if they were smoking crack when they presented an extremely long document filled with witnesses they wanted to call for rebuttals. Yes, that really happened. Read The Full Story

Verizon Galaxy S III bootloader unlocked by hackers

, Aug 16th 2012 Discuss [4]

The Samsung Galaxy S III Android smartphone has been released internationally as well as on each of the major carriers here in the USA, and now the Verizon model has had its bootloader unlocked. The first and perhaps most important reason this is important is that Verizon's model of the Samsung device was the only one to have a locked bootloader - and a separate model made for developers with said bootloader unlocked. The second reason this is important is that an unlocked bootloader, for those of you unfamiliar, means that users will be able to work with whatever software build now that they so choose. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy S III Jelly Bean firmware leaks

, Aug 16th 2012 Discuss [1]

Recent rumors have suggested that Samsung will release its Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy S III on August 29th alongside the introduction of the Galaxy Note II, and just yesterday we saw a video appear on the internet with a user showing off the Jelly Bean firmware. Now the full ROM has leaked out for all to try: if you’re feeling brave, then SamMobile has the ROM available for download, but you’ll have to be comfortable with flashing it to your device manually. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 AllShare hands-on vs GSIII

, Aug 15th 2012 Discuss [3]

When you purchase a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 this week, you’ll have a fabulous time sharing with none other than your favorite Samsung smartphone – the Galaxy S III. With the Galaxy S III and the Galaxy Note 10.1, you’ve got wi-fi direct connections with the app interface called AllShare. As it was with the Galaxy S III connecting with other Galaxy S III units when that model was released, so too is it with the Galaxy Note 10.1, a sharing environment created by Samsung to keep users in their own family of products exclusively.

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