On Monday, a number of images hit the web that purportedly showed off the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S IV — just days before its official unveiling in New York City. The images looked genuine, but just in case you had any doubts that they might be fake, here’s a hands-on video of the device from the same source.
If you love to watch videos on your smartphone to kill time, odds are, you own an iPhone. For some reason Android users don’t watch nearly as much video on their smartphones as iOS users, even though Android has more marketshare.
We’re now just a few days away from Samsung’s much-anticipated unveiling of the Galaxy S IV, and the Korean company has published its second teaser video in an effort to get you all excited. Just like the first one, this one’s super cheesy, and it continues the story of young Jeremy Maxwell, who gets given the world’s first Galaxy S IV.
A security flaw that allows users to bypass lock screen security and briefly access the home screen has been discovered on the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The hack was discovered by Galaxy Note II owner Terence Eden, who stumbled across it simply by playing around with his device.
I think there’s something embarassing about pretty much anyone rapping about their employer, especially with a crunking Android mascot in tow, although Andrew Fink does — to this rhythmless white man’s ears — seem to have what I have heard referred to as ‘flow.’ He sure seems to be enthusiastic about Google, though! I’m not sure how any amount of enthusiasm flow can justify that beanie he’s wearing, though.
