Specifications for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 GT-N5100 and GT-N5110 Android 4.2 Jelly Bean tablets have leaked out. The former will be equipped with both 3G/WiFi capabilities while the latter is set to debut with WiFi-only connectivity, apparently. The two devices should fall in line nicely between the 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II smartphone and...
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In this video, we benchmark the Samsung Galaxy Note II and HTC Droid DNA Android smartphones, both of which are available on Verizon Wireless, using the standard benchmarking utility known as Quadrant. The Droid DNA clearly wins that round convincingly; however, if you take a look at the benchmark results using other apps, like...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note II has already been linked to AT&T (SGH-I317), T-Mobile, Sprint (SPH-L900) and Bell Canada in North America, but Verizon subscribers have been left out of the phablet’s rumor loop up to this point. That changes with today’s leak, as the screenshot above essentially confirms the existance of a Verizon-bound Galaxy...
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The recently announced Samsung Galaxy Note II is heading to AT&T, as confirmed by the screenshots above. Designated with the SGH-I317 model number, the AT&T version of the Galaxy Note 2 is “virtually identical” to the global variant – it doesn’t even seem to have the carrier’s branding on it, at least not at...
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The Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064 may just be the new king of mobile processors. The S4 Pro quad-core chipset with Adreno 320 graphics core was benchmarked by the good folks at Engadget and the results are nothing short of impressive. As you can see in the image above and chart below, the APQ8064...
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Some new rumors for upcoming Samsung devices have emerged. According to Dutch site MobileCowboys, Samsung is planning to release the much anticipated Galaxy S III Android smartphone in Turkey on March 13, 2012. If that’s true, then we should expect a similar release time-frame in select regions across Europe and Asia, too. That mid-March...
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