The anonymous Samsung SPH-D600, intended for Sprint, has been approved by FCC a month before where we shout the earliest shots of the smartphone displaying a somewhat smaller-than-estimated resolution screen of (HVGA) 320 x 480 pixels. 

Cheers folks who own a Galaxy S we have some good news for you and an enticement for future Galaxy S II owners seeing that Samsung has kept its pledge to provide Galaxy S opportunity to taste the Gingerbread flavor in any way. Also it looks as if the update is rolling out a different for the ex-flagship.

The recently unboxed Samsung Verizon Droid Charge is to be had since last weekend it was up for $299.99 with a two-year contract and the full retail price is $569.99.  Now, Amazon just popped-up on the Verizon Droid Charge and it puts forward a better price option for the smartphone beating Verizon with a mark of $100. Therefore this is a nice time to grab your pick from Amazon as its holding up the Verizon Droid charge for $199.99 with a two-year contract.

Being masked by larger names similar to the MyTouch 4G Slide and Samsung Hercules, slight TLC was blessed to the Froyo running Samsung Gravity Touch 2 on T-Mobile’s leaked roadmap yesterday. –TmoNews- revealed an extremely official looking presentation slide that looks as if to verify a $225 price and a few specifications along with.

Later than pulling back the updates of Windows Phone for particular Samsung Omnia 7 and Focus devices, Microsoft has stated that they have toggled on the update roll-out again and Omnia 7 users should get the delivery of updates once more.

An impending Samsung droid codenamed “Hercules” has just been exposed, and seeing the alleged specs sheet, it’s going to walk far off to the track of smartphones as its mighty name suggests.

A fresh Samsung smartphone under the model number SGH-T589 has just appeared at the FCC. Not quite a lot of information has been leaked but a little much we can dig out from these FCC pages, besides to the WI-FI association certification it has already received, and the information in Samsung’s UA Profile for the handet.

The FCC official procedure confirms HSPA (whether it could be HSDPA/HSUPA) certification for being operated on the 1700 and 1900MHz network bands, which implies that we could be seeing this one turn up either on T-Mobile in the U.S or one of the Canadian carriers. As for now we made out that it will have standard 2.4GHz WI-FI capabilities, via 802.11 b/g/n, but no 5GHz support.

It looks as if somebody has dropped a small gift for the individuals at TmoNews with spy shots unveiling the Gingerbread running Samsung Exhibit 4G, which besides just conceded through the FCC as the SGH-T759. Its safe to tell that the photos and fillings both suggests that the T759 equips both front and rear snappers accompanying with a LED-flash, a Micro SD card slot, runs on Android OS V2.3.3 with a TouchWiz topping on it, and an HSPA+ radio.

Samsung has introduced a new payment option through its application adds and with it, things have gotten way easier for users. They’ve revealed that now its TV and Bada Mobile users will be charging  their app purchases to their phone bill or even mobile phone balance, so if you’re willing to buy any expensive Samsung’s application then be prepared to pay for it the one way or another.

The highly admired Samsung Galaxy S II is just around the corner and it has already been rooted for full file system access credit to the developer over at XDA-forum -Chainfire-. Through Samsung flashing utility ‘Odin’ we can gain access to Superuser in order to flash the device with a custom kernel. Later than a reboot Superuser access is obtainable by using the ‘adb’ program which is component of the Android SDK.