Samsung wants to set a 2GB RAM standard, begins mass-producing 4-gigabit LPDDR2 chips

The version of the Galaxy S III headed to Japan’s NTT DoCoMo is just the beginning when it comes to smartphone’s chock full of RAM. That is Samsung’s hope, anyway. The company started making low-power 2GB memory modules for mobile devices last year and is now kicking the chips into mass production.

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Samsung Galaxy S III up for pre-order at T-Mobile UK

T-Mobile UK has announced pre-order plans and pricing for the highly-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III. The phone will be available at several price points ranging from

Samsung files for six new Galaxy trademarks

Samsung’s trademark train is showing no sign of slowing, but it did pick up a few new passengers.

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Samsung files for six new Galaxy trademarks

Dual-Core Samsung Galaxy S3 with 2GB of RAM Headed To Japan – Could The US Be Next?

Yesterday, we told you guys about the Samsung Galaxy S3 (and 19 other devices) slated to arrive in the land of the rising sun via Japanese carrier NT Docomo. Normally that wouldn’t be considered very important news to you guys, but get this — NT Docomo is listing their GS3 with the same dual-core S4 processor that’s been leaked to arrive in the US and, get this — it will supposedly arrive with 2GB of RAM.

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Dual-Core Samsung Galaxy S3 with 2GB of RAM Headed To Japan – Could The US Be Next?

Deal Alert: T-Mobile Offering Buy-One-Get-One Free Deal on 4G Smartphones – Starts This Weekend

Starting on Friday, T-Mobile will be throwing another one of their “Magenta Deal Days” BOGO promotions. New or existing T-Mobile customers with an available upgrade can take advantage of T-Mobile’s buy-one-get-one deal on some of the hottest 4G phones T-Mo has available. Simply buy two phones — yup, you’re going to have to fork out the cash for both up front — and T-Mobile will reimbursed for the second via a mail-in rebate.

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Deal Alert: T-Mobile Offering Buy-One-Get-One Free Deal on 4G Smartphones – Starts This Weekend

Galaxy S III gets unboxed on video a few weeks ahead of launch

The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S III is only a few weeks away, but this unboxing video is enough to cause anyone eager to own the new Android superphone to lose their patience. The above video comes to us courtesy of Italy’s HDBlog and features the retail version of the Galaxy S III. For good measure the phone is compared to several other recent Galaxy models as well as the HTC One X and HTC One S

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Galaxy S III gets unboxed on video a few weeks ahead of launch

Galaxy S III arriving early for some lucky UK pre-orders

Those pre-ordering the Galaxy S III from the Samsung Brand Store in Westfield Stratford City, London are about to be the coolest kids on the block…at least for a few hours. Why?

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Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE and AT&T HTC One X Delayed – Apple To Blame

Two of HTC’s heavy hitters — the HTC EVO 4G LTE and HTC One X — are facing shipping delays here in the states due to a U.S.

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OpenSignal Maps Gives Us A Look At Android’s Fragmentation Through Their Eyes

We hear it talked about a lot in the tech circles, but if you were hoping to get a glimpse of what Android’s “fragmentation” looks like, the boys at Staircase 3 have a nice graphic for you. These guys have been tracking 681,900 Android devices over the past 6 months that have downloaded their OpenSignalMaps (a network monitoring app) and this is what they’ve found: 599 distinct brands, 3,997 different Android devices, spanning across 195 countries.

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OpenSignal Maps Gives Us A Look At Android’s Fragmentation Through Their Eyes

New T-Mobile devices added to Samsung’s Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade list

Samsung’s finally added the initial list of devices that will receive the upgrade to Android 4.0 on T-Mobile. The Samsung Galaxy S II was an obvious shoe-in, and the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G makes a surprise appearance on this list.

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New T-Mobile devices added to Samsung’s Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade list