By Sean P. Aune |
The Samsung Galaxy S4 may already be speeding towards us, but that doesn’t mean the Galaxy S II has been forgotten when it comes to upgrades. Both Sprint and Alltell announced on Friday that Android Jelly Bean is coming to the handset that changed the prominence of…
By Mark Hearn |
Sprint Epic 4G Touch owners the wait is finally over. We told you it was coming, and now Sprint has made it official; the Epic 4G Touch is getting Ice Cream Sandwich starting today. Sprint was the first U.S. carrier to offer Samsung’s Galaxy S…
By Mark Hearn |
After watching just about every other major carrier update its Galaxy S II variant to Ice Cream Sandwich, Sprint customers it’s finally your turn! A trusted source has confirmed the Samsung Epic 4G Touch will be receiving its highly anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich update starting…
By Mark Hearn |
Last year Sprint was America’s first carrier to offer the Samsung Galaxy S II, which came in the form of the Epic 4G Touch. However, the Now Network appears to be the last major U.S. carrier to bring Android 4.0 to its respective Galaxy S…
By Mark Hearn |
If you’re a Sprint customer and have been waiting for a solid release date for the white HTC EVO 4G LTE, you’re in luck. A trusted source has shared some internal goodies with us that reveal the device’s release date as July 15th. The…
By Mark Hearn |
One of the great things about the addition of a new flagship phone is the fact that you can almost guarantee a price drop on last year’s model. Case in point, Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S II which was released less than a…
By Mark Hearn |
If you’re a Sprint customer that’s not so easily moved by the promise of 4G LTE, due to your area’s coverage support being uncertain, here comes a deal that just might catch peak your interest. A trusted source has shared an internal document with us…
By Brandon Russell |
Sprint recently announced it’s actively taking steps to decomission iDEN towers as it works toward replacing the aging technology with CDMA. TechnoBuffalo has learned that in order to take the sting out of the transition, the carrier is planning a deeply discounted sale that will…
By Todd Haselton |
Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch owners may soon be treated with an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. A leaked .RDF file on Sprint’s own website, spotted by a member of XDA-Developers, suggests that Sprint has been working on fb10 of Android 4.0 Ice Cream…
By Sean P. Aune |
It seems that Sprint is definitely going to be getting in on the white Samsung Galaxy S II craze with its own variation of the popular phone. SprintFeed got a hold of an internal memo for the carrier that shows the Samsung Galaxy S II…
By Noah Kravitz |
Do you feel as though no week goes by without a new handset hitting the market? How do you keep up with the latest and greatest? Well, thankfully, our top 5 phones roundups are here to help. We’re back to the States for this installment:…
By Adriana Lee |
For most people, their go-to point and shooter is their cell phone. It’s the reason why so many smartphone makers publish their camera specs. But which device has the best one? It can be tough to answer that, given how many different points of comparison…
By Mike Perlman |
As the mobile gadget population continues to flourish, phone and tablet names grow increasingly idiotic. Marketing and branding teams run out of ideas, and gold is handed to me for rants such as this one. It’s been one hell of a busy week, but that…
By Killian Bell |
Sorry to drown you in Samsung news this morning, folks, but the Korean company has been busy announcing all sorts on this fine Monday morning. Its latest announcement brings lots of Galaxy goodness, with two new Galaxy S II LTE smartphones for Korea — one…
By Noah Kravitz |
Samsung’s Galaxy S II quickly became my favorite Android phone to date when I first laid eyes on it back at Mobile World Congress this past February. The first U.S. variant of the GS2, Sprint’s Epic Touch 4G, just became my favorite Android phone currently…
By Noah Kravitz |
It’s two, two, two videos in one! Thursday night I headed out to the TechCrunch Gadgets/Mobile reader meet-up in San Francisco. Seeing as the event was sponsored by Samsung Mobile and I’d just received a Sprint Epic 4G Touch to review, I brought the Sammy…
By Sean P. Aune |
The first of the Samsung Galaxy S II phones to come to the United States’ carriers has officially gone on sale on Sprint’s website today for $199.99 with a two-year agreement. The Epic 4G Touch is the first handset in the Samsung Galaxy S II…
By Noah Kravitz |
The first Galaxy S II phone to hit a US carrier is here. Sprint’s Epic 4G Touch takes Samsung’s GS2 formula and stretches it out across a massive 4.52-inch Super AMOLED display. Packed to the gills with technology including a dual core 1.2GHz processor, 1GB…
By Killian Bell |
Samsung’s stunning Galaxy S II smartphone finally hit the U.S. yesterday on AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. TechnoBuffalo’s very own Mike Perlman takes a look at the device’s awesome features, and that super slender form factor with Samsung Gadget Wizard Philip Berne in the hands-on video…
By Sean P. Aune |
Despite being leaked earlier today, the Samsung Epic 4G Touch is now been officially announced for Sprint. This is the Samsung Galaxy S II for the Now network, a phone that has sold millions of units around the wold so far. The biggest surprise is…
By Emily Price |
The Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch is expected to be officially announced at at Samsung event in NYC (where our own Mike Perlman will be checking it out personally), but the handset has made a little bit of an early debut, showing up…
By Adriana Lee |
Not even bad weather can stop the American release of the premiere Samsung Galaxy S II. But it can delay it’s official debut by a day. The Epic 4G Touch, the CDMA carrier’s variation on the GSII, was originally scheduled to be shown off tonight…
By Sean P. Aune |
As we all know, Samsung is hosting a press event in New York City this coming Monday to unveil some devices. (We all knew it was the Samsung Galaxy S II, but they still played coy) Our own Mike Perlman will be attending, barring Hurricane…
By Sean P. Aune |
Well look at what just landed in our inboxes. Yep, it looks like the Samsung Galaxy S II for the United States will be launching on August 29 in New York City. Now, I know what you’re saying, “But Sean, it does have a Roman…
