We've just received word from a source filled with trusted Telstra knowledge that our nation's largest carrier is planning on selling the Samsung Galaxy S Plus (i9001) in the near future. The Galaxy S Plus is pictured above and looks absolutely identical to the original Galaxy S; that's because it is. The only difference between the i9000 Continue reading...

Last week, we reported on the news of Vodafone testing Gingerbread, on a number of handsets. Now Optus has joined in, saying the are currently testing Gingerbread (2.3) on The Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab. We're now testing the Gingerbread (2.3) software for the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab. Keep an eye on our feed Continue reading...

Well here's some exciting news, according to the peeps over at IntoMobile, the Samsung Galaxy S II is headed to Telstra as the Bluetooth SIG on the device is listed as i9100T. That 'T' there stands for Telstra, as you'll find the i9000T is the model number Telstra's variant of the original Samsung Galaxy S. So Continue reading...

This is what we like to hear, updates and lots of them and they're coming... soonish. Vodafone announced via their Blog that they're currently in possession of the Android 2.3 updates for the Samsung Galaxy S, Samsung Galaxy Tab, HTC Desire Z and HTC Desire HD. Now let's not get ahead of ourselves, as Voda Continue reading...

Now that the last of the Android 2.2 updates for the Samsung Galaxy S have been pushed out to Telstra customers (who were the last to receive it), Samsung have uploaded the User Manual of the Galaxy S that's suited for Android 2.3 "Gingerbread". What does this mean? Well, inquisitive reader, this means Continue reading...

With the Galaxy S 2 not very far away, Samsung and the carriers, are stepping up their moves to clear the remaining stock of the original Android powerhouse, the Galaxy S. Vodafone and Three have dropped the handset to $0 on a $29 and now Virgin have joined the fight, Continue reading...

It may have taken them a few months longer than the other carriers to push out the Android 2.2 update for the Samsung Galaxy S, but finally Telstra have pushed out the Froyo goodness to its own Galaxy S customers, much to their delight. If you are one of those delighted customers, who haven't yet rooted + Continue reading...

Well , well, well, what do we have here? A roadmap of sorts? Yes indeedy we do. The roadmap appears to have been leaked from Brightpoint, who is one of the largest suppliers of telecommunication hardware here in Australia and around the world. They are also the supplier for all VHA stock in Australia, but enough of that, let's get into Continue reading...

You know what sucks? Owning a high-end Android device that's running a version of the OS that is 2 jumps behind the latest version. To make Aussie Galaxy S owners even angrier, it's the Carriers who are holding up progress -- surprise, surprise. So this news isn't going to go down well to owners of the Continue reading...

Optus have taken an aggressive approach to the Android market in Australia, pretty much from day one. Today, I received a little bit of news about a Galaxy S and Tab being sold (together) for $79 a month. Now that's not really anything massive, however, what you get with the deal is. This deal Continue reading...

It might not even be announced yet, but Samsung wants there to be a little bit of hype to be built up by the time they hit the stage at MWC to introduce us all to the Samsung Galaxy S 2. The device, which you can see in the above video at 0:20, has less curves Continue reading...

Samsung seems to be the talk of the town at the moment and this story is no exception. Samsung just has thrown up a tasty little morsel on their Samsung Unpacked site. Leaving everything to the imagination, the site shows an image of the Galaxy S along side a mystery message stating "evolution is fate" along with a Continue reading...

More information has come to light in regards to the Pay-to-Update story leaked via a post on XDA. We covered that story and have been wondering, if it's true, do other manufacturers also indulge in this pratice? Well it seems, Samsung in fact, does not, and according to them it is all a lie. Hit the break for Continue reading...