Samsung has rolled out a dev board powered by its flagship 1.7 GHz Exynos 5 Dual system-on-chip (SoC). 



Very gratifyingly, Apple's done exactly as I suggested last week, and published an 'apology' to Samsung that points out just how uncool the Galaxy Tab is compared with the iPhone.

It is expected that the Sprint version of the Galaxy S III might start seeing a rollout to the Android 4.1 update today.

Reports indicate that Google’s Chromebook has already climbed to the top of the Amazon’s best seller list - effectively pushing Apple’s wildly popular 13-inch MacBook Pro to the second place on the online retail site.

AT&T has announced its official launch date for the Galaxy Note II.

The US Patent and Trademark Office has reviewed one of the Apple patents that led to a $1.05 billion ruling against Samsung - and decided that it isn't valid after all.



Samsung’s ARM-powered (WiFi) Chromebook briefly appeared on Google’s official Play store yesterday before selling out after only a few hours.

Samsung's Chromebook hasn’t even officially shipped yet, but a developer by the name of Olof Johansson has already managed to load up Ubuntu on the $249 laptop. 



Pre-orders for Samsung's $249 ARM-powered Chromebook kick off today at 3PM Eastern.

Apple's iPhone generates more web traffic than any other smartphone in the US.

Apple's lost its appeal over a UK ruling that Samsung's Galaxy tablet doesn't infringe its registered design for the iPad - a decision that is valid in the whole of Europe.

It might not be until next year that owners of Samsung's newest flagship smartphone get the latest and greatest version of Android.

There are now more than one billion smartphone users across the globe.

Sprint customers, get ready for the biggest smartphone your carrier has ever offered.

We recently reported that Apple is working with Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC to design 20nm quad-core chips for use in future iOS devices.

Samsung has issued a formal response to a judge's decision to overturn a ban on the Galaxy Nexus phone.

The US Court of Appeals has overturned the ban on sales of Samsung's Galaxy Nexus phone, saying the California court that imposed it had 'abused its discretion'.

Samsung’s Galaxy S III is currently one of the most popular Android smartphones on the market - and the introduction of the Galaxy S III Mini will only help increase the brand's popularity.

Right on schedule, Samsung has confirmed the existence of an impending new version of its Galaxy S III phone.