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Samsung Galaxy S' Android 2.3 updates stopped by Google
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Vodafone has taken to its support forums to reveal a freeze on the Samsung Galaxy S update to Android 2.3 for the UK and other areas. The delay is likely to apply to all Galaxy S handsets at other car...
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Galaxy S Gingerbread update now rolling out across Europe
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Samsung said its Android 2.3 update for the Galaxy S would come in mid-April and, by golly, it meant it literally. Sometime during the night between the 15th and 16th days of this month, the Korean ma...
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Evidence mounts for near-term Gingerbread release on Galaxy S
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Gossip is like a wildfire, and we feel its warmth so often that it's easy to disregard. But, when it comes to the Galaxy S getting bumped up to Android 2.3 soon, the heat of this particular inferno is...
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Samsung Galaxy S Android 2.3 update hits this month?
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It’s a race. Will the Samsung Galaxy S Android 2.3 update hit first, or will the HTC Desire get its Gingerbread infusion beforehand? After finding out that the latter was set to get it as soon as this...
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Official Android Gingerbread update for Samsung Galaxy S leaked
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The Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Samsung Galaxy S has leaked out to the internet for enterprising users to install. This is supposedly the official version of the update, as opposed to the b...
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Samsung Romania likes March 20th for Galaxy S Gingerbread update
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Remember that Android 2.3 update for Samsung's i9000 version of the Galaxy S that leaked out late last month? Well, it's looking more real -- and more imminent -- than ever thanks to a Facebook post f...
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Samsung Galaxy S: Android Gingerbread arriving end of March
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The Samsung Galaxy S will be getting the Android Gingerbread 2.3 update at the end of March, according to Samsung’s Romanian Facebook page. The Samsung Galaxy S Froyo upgrade will stop being available...
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Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread leaks for Samsung Galaxy S
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Not every Galaxy S user around the globe even has Froyo yet -- but Samsung's ready to move on, it seems, crafting a ROM based on Android 2.3.2 (in other words, quite recently) for the i9000 model that...
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Samsung's Galaxy S successor gets a new teaser
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We are only two weeks away from MWC over in Barcelona and Samsung is doing their best to create excitement with a new teaser video on their Unpacked site of the successor to the original Samsung Galax...
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Samsung Galaxy S Hoppin hops to South Korea, includes TV dock for big-screen fun
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South Korean carrier SK Telecom is billing its new Galaxy S Hoppin from Samsung as a "smartphone that can also serve as a set-top box," but in reality, it's basically an Android phone just like any ot...
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Samsung Galaxy S getting Android 2.2.1 update as we speak!
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Before you go “finally” I must disappoint you. The Android 2.2.1 update we’re talking about here doesn’t affect Galaxy S versions that are sold in the U.S. In other words, it is not available for thos...
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Samsung's Galaxy S is set for an 'evolution' at MWC in February
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That Samsung intends to bring a Galaxy S successor to MWC 2011 was already a known known, but now the company's turning up the hype machine with an update to its Samsung Unpacked website. There, for t...
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Samsung Denies Android 2.2 Froyo Money Hold Up
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Several days ago, we reported that Samsung was delaying the Android 2.2 Froyo update for Galaxy S owners due to a conflict with carriers. Samsung was allegedly charging carriers for the update and cou...
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Samsung Sells Its 10 Millionth Galaxy S Smartphone in Less than seven Months
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Well, guess what, it seems that what scientist say is true after all, the galaxy is in an ever-expanding universe, and that may be why Samsung decided to name its range of Android smartphone the Galax...
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Samsung Galaxy S successor due at MWC 2011
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Little surprise, perhaps, but Samsung Korea has apparently confirmed that MWC 2011 will mark the debut of the Samsung Galaxy S successor. According to Korean news site Chosun Ilbo, Samsung confirmed y...
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