There have been rumors flying around of a Samsung Galaxy S III. The image above is proof of a WiFi certification for a Samsung GT-I9800. The model number for the Galaxy S III is believed to be GT-I9300, so what really is the GT-I9800? Will we have something even better than the Galaxy S III?
The Samsung Galaxy S III was rumored to be released at MWC next month, but Samsung has yet to decide whether this will happen or not. It remains to be seen what Samsung will bring to Mobile World Congress next month!
Valve today released a Steam companion app for both iOS and Android. The app will let users participate in the Steam community while on the go. Steam will even let you purchase games via this new app, so that you can get downloading immediately when you get back home. However, you’ll not be able to play any Steam games via this app.
Steam: chat and participate in the Steam community, catch unbeatable Steam sales
With the free Steam app for Android, you can participate in the Steam community wherever you go. Chat with your Steam friends, browse community groups and user profiles, read the latest gaming news and stay up to date on unbeatable Steam sales.
Here’s yet another Apple-bashing Galaxy S II ad from Samsung. I don’t find this as funny as the earlier ones, but it’s still worth checking out. Samsung, keep ‘em coming!
The mobile industry is eagerly waiting for their yearly announcement party, also known as Mobile World Congress. Today we have yet another device that is rumored to be officially announced at the event in question, and this device is the HTC Primo.
The HTC Primo is said to come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, a 3.7-inch Super AMOLED display, a 5-megapixel camera with 720p video, 1 GHz dual-core CPU and 512MB RAM. The rumored price for this is £250. The availability remains unknown.
LG has finally released the long awaited update to Android Gingerbread for the Optimus Black. Users in India and Europe have reported that their Optimus Blacks have started to receive Android 2.3.4.
LG’s official changelog looks like this:
Power management enhancements
Improved UI
One-touch word selection and copy/paste
Better Download management
Support for new media formats like AAC, AVC, MPEG 4 and H.263
New shortcuts, widgets and icons
Better email syncing
More precise camera auto-focus and camera geo-tagging
Active app management, app groups, updated calendar options
The Indonesian equivalent of the US FCC has shed some light on what the Sony Ericsson ST25i Kumquat will be marketed as. According to a recent filing by Sony Ericsson, the ST25i will be called the Sony Ericsson Xperia U. However, since Sony Ericsson is moving away from Ericsson, our guess is that this will be simply called Sony Xperia U. MWC is most probably where we’ll see this officially announced.
Not that long ago, an alleged Sony roadmap for 2012 leaked. The roadmap contained a wide selection of code names that we hadn’t heard before. One of those devices, the Sony LT25i Kumquat, has now leaked. The image you see above is told to be that exact device.
On the spec side of things, we’re expecting to see a dual-core 1GHz processor, 3.5-inch screen (480×854 pixels), 5-megapixel camera and Android 2.3. The device is basically a mini-Xperia S. We don’t really have other information of the Kumquat now, but we’re expecting to see it announced February at Mobile World Congress 2012.
It’s just a few hours after the official Resident Evil: Retribution teaser trailer was launched. The trailer is packed with Sony products, but one device comes of particular interest to me.
The phone in the image above looks a lot like the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc or Arc S, but the branding is not quite correct. There isn’t a device with just Sony branding and that look. This leads us to believe that it could be the rumored Sony Xperia Arc HD, and not the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc/Arc S that is already available.
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