The Samsung Trender is an interesting addition to the Sprint line up in the U.S. market. An entry level smartphone that doesn’t feature Android, the Trender is actually breaking the trend. But does that make the Trender a successful phone or an obvious failure?
Samsung Dart Review – A Perfect Bullseye or a Complete Miss?
The Samsung Dart is yet another addition into the entry level smartphone market through T-Mobile in the U.S. While the higher end smartphones are saturating the market, the entry level market seems to be more ripe for the taking. Does the Dart hit its mark or does it miss the board entirely?
Samsung Gravity Smart Review – Does Adding Smart in the Name Make it a Smartphone?
The Gravity Smart is another entry level smartphone preloaded with Android 2.2. It also comes with a full physical QWERTY keyboard that slides out from under the display. But is that enough to justify calling the phone smart?
The Samsung Exhibit 4G would have, at one point, been considered a higher end smartphone. But with the constant technological advances, it seems the Exhibit has been pushed into the mid tier market. Even after being pushed down, does it exhibit the characteristics to be a great phone?
Smartphones featuring portrait QWERTY keyboards are a fairly untapped market, mostly dominated by the BlackBerry. Samsung has now made another entrance with the Samsung Galaxy Pro, following in the footsteps of the Motorola Droid Pro. But is having a similar name enough?
Best Samsung Galaxy S 2 Apps: Evernote, Google Maps, FourSquare and More!
Here is the round up of some of the best Android applications that will allow you to take full advantage of the Samsung Galaxy S 2’s 4.3 inch WVGA Super AMOLED display and its dual core processor.
Have you noticed how quickly the battery runs down on your Samsung Galaxy S? Here are some tips on how to get more life out of every battery charge on your phone.
Updating Samsung’s Captivate mobile phone to use the Android 2.2 “Froyo” operating system gives you plenty of new features to work with, but updating the phone requires the use of a specific program.
On the Samsung Omnia, if you wish to backup your contacts you can either save them to the SIM card, sync them to your PC or save them to Microsoft’s online backup service via the useful My Phone app.
Samsung Droid Charge vs. LG Optimus 2X: Which 4G Korean Smartphone Reigns Supreme?
The Samsung Droid Charge and LG Optimus 2X are both powerful smartphones utilizing the latest 4G networks from Verizon and T-Mobile. But which 4G smartphone is better? Is it the single core Samsung Droid Charge or the dual core LG Optimus 2X?
The Samsung Eternity was released by AT&T back in 2008. It does not mean that there are still some tips and tricks that people have not learned to do with their Eternity though. Find out how to reset the Samsung Eternity, learn how to forward calls, and other tips as well.
When two big boys of the smartphone world are released at about the same time, are both Android, and both boast dual core processors, what do you do? It’s no easy task to choose one over the other, but I am up to the challenge! Samsung Galaxy S II vs Motorola Atrix — let battle commence.
The Samsung Replenish is Sprint’s first eco-friendly, Android powered, smartphone and is targeted towards green users in the entry level market. However, does the fact that the Replenish is eco-friendly make it worthwhile, or is it just a useless gimmick?
Samsung has now entered into Verizon’s Droid series with the introduction of the Samsung Droid Charge. Featuring a nice design, super AMOLED display and access to Verizon’s new LTE 4G network, the Droid Charge looks impressive. However, is what’s under the hood, the weakness for the Droid Charge?
If you have songs in iTunes that you want to use for making ringtones for your Samsung Android phone, this is how you do it.
The Samsung Galaxy S 2 is a stunning Android smartphone that builds on the success of the original. Could it be the best smartphone on the market? Let’s compare it with the major contenders and see how well it fares.
Want a basic, simple, phone without frills or thrills? Willing to spend $50 on it? Then you’re in the right place as we review the bare basic, Samsung Factor.
The Samsung Acclaim is a touch-screen Android device with features like a 3MP camera, wireless Internet connectivity, side-sliding full keyboard, and GPS compatibility. It can run a variety of applications and here are some of the best Android apps for the Samsung Acclaim.
A review of Samsung’s best seller of 2009, the low-end Samsung Star S5230. With variations of the Star TV and Star Wi-Fi, is this phone still worth purchasing three years down the line?
The Samsung Galaxy name has long been a dominant name in the smartphone market. The Samsung Galaxy Prevail is an entry level contender set to be released on Boost Mobile. Competing with the likes of the T-Mobile Sidekick 4G and LG Optimus series, does it have what it takes to attract customers?