Samsung Review

Photo gallery:Samsung Blue Earth As it does with most trends, Samsung is pursuing eco-friendly cell phones with vigor. It already gave us the Samsung Reclaim, and now we finally have a chance to review the Samsung Blue Earth. Forgive us…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Mythic SGH-A897 (AT&T) Even though AT&T launched its live mobile TV service more than a year ago, few support it– the last one we saw was the Samsung Eternity, which was released in October 2008. Now it seems…
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Samsung was one of the first cell phone manufacturers to jump on the eco-friendly bandwagon with the Samsung Blue Earth, which has solar panels on its back, and the Samsung Reclaim, which is partially made out of recycled materials. The…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Rugby II “Stick with what works” appears to be Samsung’s theme with the Rugby II for AT&T. In both design and features the Rugby II, aka the SGH-A847, is nearly identical to Sammy’s first Rugby phone. You’ll find…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Gravity 3 As it goes with some trilogies, the third installment in Samsung’s Gravity series–the Gravity 3 slider for T-Mobile–amps up the production value and visual effects, but adds little to the storyline. That’s not to suggest that…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Intercept Almost a year after the release of the Samsung Moment, Samsung is finally adding more Android phones to the Sprint lineup. Though most data-hungry professionals might want to wait for the Samsung Epic 4G (which is also…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Craft MetroPCS surprised us in late September when it boldly launched the United States’ first commercial LTE handset and LTE 4G network in Las Vegas and Dallas. Though the Samsung Craft has quite a few sophisticated features, it’s…
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For a phone claiming to be transformative, we were certainly hoping for a roster of more unusual features in Sprint’s new Samsung Transform. What we get instead is a very decent midrange Android smartphone with a medium-size touch screen, a…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Moment In case you haven’t noticed, the Google Android dam has broken. For almost a year, HTC was the only manufacturer to offer handsets with the operating system, but in the past month, Motorola and Samsung almost fell…
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Photo gallery:Samsung Flight Even with the constant flow of cell phones that the company produces, the Samsung Flight is rather unique. It’s not a smartphone, but it has a touch screen and a full QWERTY keyboard. And while it may…
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