It seems that there have been leaks around the next Samsung Galaxy S phone for T-Mobile USA. The original Samsung Vibrant has sold over a million on T-Mobile's network, and it seems they're following up with a 4G version.
The Samsung Vibrant 4G is set to be released with Android 2.2, and a front facing camera added to the original's specs. It is a bit annoying to see a 4G version of the phone released without Android 2.2 being released on the original. One can only hope that the original Samsung Vibrant will receive an Android 2.2 OTA update.
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Sunday, December 5, 2010
T-Mobile UK - Android 2.2 Delayed
Samsung Galaxy S users in Europe are most certainly outraged. On November 30th, T-Mobile made an official announcement stating that an over the air update would be available for the Samsung Galaxy S. The Android 2.2 OTA was being researched and was supposed to be released at the end of last month.
If OTA was not possible, T-Mobile announced that it would be available separately. It looks like neither of these promises were made and it looks like the Samsung Galaxy S has yet to get the official Android 2.2 update. T-Mobile made a new announcement, stating that the update would be available next week.
If OTA was not possible, T-Mobile announced that it would be available separately. It looks like neither of these promises were made and it looks like the Samsung Galaxy S has yet to get the official Android 2.2 update. T-Mobile made a new announcement, stating that the update would be available next week.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Tab Can Voice Call
Do you have the Samsung Galaxy Tab from T-Mobile? Apparently the experts over at XDA Developers have hacked the Galaxy Tab to pull in functionality that exists on the non-U.S. Tabs. That's right, the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab has been hacked to use voice call functionality. It's not as easy as rooting a Samsung Vibrant and requires quite a bit of flashing but the functionality is there.
This feature is only currently available on the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab and is apparently not possible on the Verizon or Sprint versions. It has yet to be seen if the AT&T version will also be hackable to bring back voice call functionality.
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