We've recently heard from a source who is in-the-know for Telstra news that Australia's biggest carrier is planning to launch the Galaxy S II 4G and Galaxy Note -- both from Samsung, of course -- in the near future as both are appearing in Telstra's internal systems. Take it with a grain of salt, but it's certainly plausible, especially the Continue reading...

Samsung has officially announced that they will not be announcing their successor to the Galaxy S II -- the Galaxy S III -- at Mobile World Congress later this month. This cements the rumour that Samsung didn't like the gap between announcement and consumers getting their hands on the device. "Samsung is looking forward to introducing and demonstrating Continue reading...

Slashgear stumbled upon a device listed as the GT-i9300 on Samsung's support site yesterday. While there have been very few previous rumours about what the GT-i9300 could be, it seems clear that it would be the successor to the Galaxy S series -- the Galaxy S III, of course. Going by previous model numbers, it lines up nicely: Galaxy S -- GT-i9000 Nexus Continue reading...

According to a rumour-based report over at Android and Me, Samsung might be launching a tablet to blow the rest out of the water at Mobile World Congress next month. The author of the report, Taylor Wimberly, says that he saw the device with his own eyes and camera at a special Samsung event at CES, but Continue reading...

Well this is some fairly huge news, especially on the back of our special round-up of current Galaxy S III rumours. According to The Verge, citing sources familiar with the matter, Samsung are planning to not unveil the Galaxy S III at MWC like was originally planned as they don't want the massive gap of time Continue reading...

So there's one phone that's set to stand out at this years Mobile World Congress in Barcelona come late February: the Samsung Galaxy S III. What do we officially know about this device? Jack shi- all. But we don't need Samsung to say anything when we have rumours swirling all around the internet and in this post Continue reading...

Take this all with a massive grain of salt, but we're hearing that Vodafone might be the carrier of choice for the Samsung Galaxy Note. We've been told (with some proof included, but we'll withhold) that representatives from Vodafone are currently testing/playing around with the Galaxy Note and could launch in the next month or so. That launch Continue reading...

Also announced at Telstra's launch of the HTC Velocity 4G tonight is that they plan on having 3 or 4 phones and 1 tablet on their 4G network by the middle of this year. The Velocity 4G is obviously the first of the 4G devices, and we're going to think a majority of the devices and especially the tablet Continue reading...

Samsung are no strangers to poking their tongue out at Apple and their users by making fun of them, so their new video in the US is a little bit funny. It also has a few 'hidden' messages in it as well: take note that he hands the iPhone user a charger and the guy sitting holding on the fence Continue reading...

Vodafone announced via Twitter yesterday that the 2.3.6 Gingerbread update for the Galaxy Tab 7" is now available to download. According to the Vodafone Blog the update has been available to download via Kies since Friday the 13th of January. The update brings the Tab 7 software up to date with the latest Gingerbread enhancements and also includes an update Continue reading...

The Galaxy S II HD LTE that Samsung launched in Korea back in September is now available for sale here in Australia through online retailers MobiCity. The Galaxy S II HD could be thought of as the Galaxy S II.V (2.5 -- see what I did there?). It has pretty much the same kind of Continue reading...

Vodafone have just tweeted to let everyone know that the Android 2.3.6 update for the original Samsung Galaxy Tab (7-inch) has passed carrier testing and will be pushed out to users 'soon'. This update might be last major update the Galaxy Tab receives, unless Samsung find they can fit Ice Cream Sandwich on it -- something I Continue reading...

One of our keen readers has tipped us off with these photos showing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 readily available for purchase at JB Hi-Fi and Dick Smith. We weren't even aware of its launch here in Australia let alone pricing -- JB Hi-Fi are selling the 16GB Wi-Fi only variant for $543 and Dick Smith Continue reading...