T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S III rears its LTE-less head at FCC, could it have Exynos inside?

Well, the good news is that creating various carrier variants isn’t slowing down the Samsung Galaxy S III’s launch in the US by too much. However, the bad news for those looking to use the phone on T-Mobile’s network is that you might have to do without LTE. While it’s a bit understandable considering T-Mo won’t have an up and running 4G LTE network until 2013, I’m sure there would have been a few people who would have wished it was at least capable of LTE, so that they don’t require a new device next year.

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T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S III rears its LTE-less head at FCC, could it have Exynos inside?

David Beckham hocks the Galaxy Note for Samsung in latest Olympics tie-in

What do David Beckham, the Olympic anthem “Bugler’s Dream,” and the Samsung Galaxy Note have in common? If you answered “a newly leaked advertising tie-in for the upcoming Olympic Games to be held in London,” well, you’d be correct.

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David Beckham hocks the Galaxy Note for Samsung in latest Olympics tie-in

Samsung Galaxy S3 hits the FCC

It looks like the Samsung Galaxy S3 is just another step closer to making its way to North America as it hit the FCC this morning . This device supports AT&T’s HSPA+ radios, but will not work on T-Mobile’s as those users would likely be stuck on Edge

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Samsung Galaxy S3 hits the FCC

Samsung’s official Galaxy S3 accessories are looking nice

Hot on the heels about that upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3 ? We are sure many of you are, and if you need something else to get excited about, Samsung has just released a set of images displaying some of the flagship’s official accessories. These include a “C-Pen” stylus, a nice flip-cover case, a holder (and extra battery charger) and the WiFi Display Hub.

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Samsung’s official Galaxy S3 accessories are looking nice

Verizon’s Galaxy S III turns up in Nenamark benchmark, Snapdragon S4 gives Exynos the boot

It looks like it’s going to continue to be the year of the (snap)dragon, folks. We always expected the Samsung Galaxy S III variants for the different carriers to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4, with it’s onboard LTE capabilities trumping the quad core Exynos that’s packed in the international version

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Verizon’s Galaxy S III turns up in Nenamark benchmark, Snapdragon S4 gives Exynos the boot

HTC One X LTE WiFi bug found, eradicated

It turns out that a few people who purchased the HTC One X LTE faced issues with WiFi connectivity and speed. HTC moved quickly to post this statement: “In regards to the

Samsung begins Ice Cream Sandwich rollout for Galaxy Note

Android 4.0 has started to rollout to international versions of the Samsung Galaxy Note. Reports are coming in from some users who have received notifications to install the update as an over-the-air download. In Germany, the update is available for download via Samsung’s Kies software

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Android Overload: Sensation Camera Super Mod Ported To HTC Vivid, Rovio Teases New Game (Not Angry Birds) and More

Looks like we’ve got a healthy fixin’ of the Android Overload for you tonight. There are are so many stories that come past our way, we couldn’t possibly feature them all. The ones that didn’t make the cut, we place them here

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Android Overload: Sensation Camera Super Mod Ported To HTC Vivid, Rovio Teases New Game (Not Angry Birds) and More

New Image of Sprint’s Samsung SPH-L300 Leaked – S4 Processor, NFC and Android 4.0.4

It was only yesterday, a “user agent profile” for what is believed to be Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S3 variant (SPH-L710), leaked all over the interwebs and now today — we have this.

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New Image of Sprint’s Samsung SPH-L300 Leaked – S4 Processor, NFC and Android 4.0.4

Sprint Exec Confirms HTC EVO 3D Ice Cream Sandwich Update Rolling Out In June

In an interview with Sprint posted earlier today, the folks at Engadget casually went over some highlights for the HTC EVO 4G LTE and HTC EVO V. But not only that, they were also able to gain some valuable intel regarding the ICS update for the EVO 3D as well. During the interview (around the 6:30 mark), Sprint’s VP of Product David Owens let slip that June will be the lucky month Sprint intends to rollout Ice Cream Sandwich onto the EVO 3D.

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Sprint Exec Confirms HTC EVO 3D Ice Cream Sandwich Update Rolling Out In June