If you dole out an offer to iPad 2 customers, you need to do it to customers of other tablets too. That seems the sentiment amongst Verizon tablet customers. The carrier, after offering an activation fee waiver to Apple iPad 2 buyers on the network, has now decided listen to customers and has done away with the $35 fee slapped on customers signing up for a data plan on Motorola Xoom and the Samsung Galaxy Tab. That is not all. The carrier will issue a $35 credit on March’s bill to buyers who have already paid the activation fee after March 1. Customers now will need to sign

For those who haven’t yet got their hands on the Nexus S, here’s something to contemplate on. The Android handset can now be grabbed from Best Buy at a much cheaper cost. News is that the Nexus S is on sale at the retailer on discount for only $99.99  - that means it will be yours for almost half the price. The offer comes along with a T-Mobile contract that accounts for two-year activation, probably the perfect option for those who are looking for a new mobile on the service provider. We had already brought to you all the specs of the Google Android device made in

The Apple iPad 2 hype might be at its zenith, but Samsung isn’t willing to budge. Even as iFans are queuing up to get hold of the Apple device as it gets set to roll out of retail outlets and the Apple stores, Samsung has decided to go on a campaigning spree for their original Samsung Galaxy Tab. Samsung’s array of devices – the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, the 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab and the original Galaxy Tab are no doubt machines that lure. The original Galaxy Tab is still in the race to topple all tablets that have arrived ever since it went on sale. The company knows that

If you are among those people who had been following the CES 2011, you might be familiar with the Samsung device showcased then. Termed the Samsung SCH-i510 then, the device has made an appearance again under the Samsung Stealth branding. Stumbled upon in the wild, the Verizon Samsung Stealth details reveal that the name has been cleared by the FCC. Pictures found along with the really little info, make think this is one device that will bring Samsung much ahead of rivals. Likely to be rolled out during the middle of April, the date seems to bring to rest speculations that the

Samsung is going to reveal another Android smartphone, this time a bar-type QWERTY called Galaxy Pro. The phone is powered by a 800MHz processor with 512MB RAM and 2GB storage and runs Android 2.2. The Galaxy Pro comes with a 2.8-inch 320×240 touchscreen, a QWERTY keyboard, and a 3 Megapixel camera. The Samsung Galaxy Pro supports GPS, Bluetooth 2.1 and WIFi connectivity. It packs accelerometer, digital compass, proximity sensor, light sensor as well. The phone supports quad-band GSM/EDGE and HSDPA networks. [samsunghub][engadget][phandroid]

  Samsung Modus 6450   Samsung expands its line of Bluetooth headsets with three new additions, the HM1610, HM3600 and the Modus 6450. The premium Modus 6450 is the second model in Samsung’s Modus family. It has an elegant, and fasionable design with a sleek crystal-blue form factor. The headset can be worn as a mono-style headset for placing and receiving calls and readily transforms into a stereo Bluetooth headset when connected to the included stereo ear bud headset for an enhanced audio experience. Samsung HM3600   The Modus 6450 supports voice commands and EQ settings

If you had thought the arrival of the iPad 2 from the Apple stables would prove to be a speed-breaker for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, here’s good news. iPad 2 or not – the Samsung big screen device will come as per schedule. The supposed need for some hardware sprucing up – when compared with the rich specs that the iPad 2 was to come with – had given rise to speculations that the Samsung tablet would be delayed. However, the latest on that front gives Samsung fans something to cheer about. The hardware changes would not delay the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and that

Dope on the Samsung Galaxy S 2 never seems to cease. Every time you think of the device, there’s something new to chew on. The latest comes in the form of a confirmation from Nvidia, who has nodded to grapevine talk that the smart handsets have opted for the powerful Tegra 2 SoC. Don’t jump in excitement yet – Samsung has made only a partial adoption of the Tegra 2. And, that means only some those handsets Nvidia will have Tegra 2 inside. This is just technical info, and nobody knows which phone has the Tegra 2 chip. We doubt whether even the retailers can pick the phones

Samsung seem to have some kind of special relationship when it comes to updates on their mobiles. Whether it is Android devices or even Windows Phone 7 ones, their updates are always in news. And most often it is for all the wrong reasons. This one is no different. Microsoft release a Windows Phone 7 update for Smartphones running on the OS and while others might also have had a glitch or two, most Samsung owners found their mobiles bricked after the update. We had some of our readers complain about this as well and the scheduled update was pulled shortly later. Now Microsoft

UK fans of Galaxy devices can now pick their Galaxy Mini on O2. The device has been confirmed as ready in stock. In case you are one of those waiting customers who wanted the Galaxy Mini to be in your hands, this is the time. The Samsung Galaxy Mini is available to order, based on monthly-pay deals with the carrier for prices starting from £12.77 a month. This, after cash back for 14 months free line rental, has been claimed from a 2-year £30.64/month contract. That’s not all, you can also avail of a free handset, 600 minutes and unlimited texts if you go for this offer on