I have had every Samsung Galaxy S device since the beginning. I started out with the Sprint Samsung Epic 4G (great name, right?), then I had two versions of the Galaxy S2, and now I have the Galaxy S3. It’s amazing because I used to be called an Apple fanboy, now it seems like I’ve [...]
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The launch of Samsung’s rumoured Galaxy S IV is looming and expectation is mounting as to what the Korean smartphone manufacturer has in store. Over the past few months there’s been a great deal of speculation about Samsung’s new flagship
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When you think of the biggest mobile company, you may automatically think of Apple. With the seemingly endless parade of i-somethings and die-hard devotees, it’s an easy mistake to make. In reality, however, Korean-based Samsung is actually the market leader, as recently released numbers reveal
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The year 2012 may not have been the best of years for many, but it was certainly a great year for Barrack Obama and the Galaxy Note 2. Last year was especially great for Obama because he managed to get re-elected as president of the U.S. and was also named Person of the year 2012 [...]
One of the most notable Android smartphones of the last year or so has to be the Samsung Galaxy Note. This supersized phone which some people have been calling a Phablet took consumers in a direction that most manufacturers had not dared
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I got on the full tilt Apple bandwagon twelve years ago, just as Mac OS X was making its way to the newer generations of iBook laptops – the first from Apple not to be encased in a variety of Jolly Rancher colored plastic since the days of the last black Powerbooks
