Tag Archives: Samsung

Top Five Android Phones I’d Buy Today

Top Five Android Phones I’d Buy Today

Moving to Android is perhaps one of the best decisions you can make to better you law practice. David Chanin is one such attorney who wants to be numbered among the best. David’s looking to switch from  BlackBerry to a new smartphone with more power and reliability. David wonders what’s the best option for someoneContinue Reading

Samsung’s “Mobbing” Times Square

CNN Money has this post about Samsung’s marketing events to promote its new Galaxy S IV smartphone. Apparently, Samsung sent a group to Times Square to “flash mob” the street. Samsung’s spending some money on this event, which I’m sure they’re certain to easily recoup. What’s really interesting to me is, as the CNN MoneyContinue Reading

March 14 Means a New Samsung Galaxy S4

March 14 Means a New Samsung Galaxy S4

Tonight at 7 pm EDT, Samsung is expected to unveil its newest Galaxy brand smartphone, the Galaxy S IV. You can follow a live blog of the event via CNet, or even try to catch a live stream. Here’s a look at Samsung’s newest hype video. Samsung will stream the event live on their YouTubeContinue Reading

Samsung’s “The Next Big Thing”

Samsung’s “The Next Big Thing”

Samsung is one of my favorite Android device makers, and I’m particularly excited about the Galaxy Note 2 and rumors of the upcoming Galaxy S4. I also love the fact that Samsung is constantly spiting Apple’s “innovation.” In case you missed it, Samsung aired its “Next Big Thing” commercial during this year’s Super Bowl. WhatContinue Reading

Infographic: Apple v. The World

Infographic: Apple v. The World

Here’s a cool infographic I grabbed from HelloAndroid that breaks down the Apple versus everyone litigation. I hadn’t realized that the patent wars were/are in 30 courts on 4 continents. We haven’t seen the end of these battles, but we’re hearing less and less. Even with its $1B victory, Apple saw a public relations backlashContinue Reading

Samsung Says Kiss the iPhone and Blackberry Goodbye Business

Samsung Says Kiss the iPhone and Blackberry Goodbye Business

Samsung launched its “S.A.F.E.” (Samsung for Enterprise) campaign to show its enterprise-ready devices that will supposedly shame iPhone and Blackberry. The commercial, which you’ll probably see from today through mid-2013, showcases all of Samsung’s currently-available phones with super-security features that make the devices great for businesses. Research in Motion, the maker of the Blackberry lineContinue Reading

Samsung Hits Apple

Samsung Hits Apple

I said Samsung would sue Apple for infringing on its 4G LTE technology, and now Samsung’s started fighting. However, it doesn’t look like it’s over 4G, but rather a set of other patents Samsung already sued Apple for, and merely seeks to add the iPhone 5 to the list of infringing devices. This lawsuit cameContinue Reading

Check Your Updates

Check Your Updates

Asus Transformer tablet owners should be giddy about checking for OS and firmware updates, but they’re not the only ones. According to this story, Android phones are susceptible to USSD attacks, which basically leaves the phone open to a hacker’s attempts to wipe your phone’s data. The story points out that “[security gurus] showed thatContinue Reading

Apple’s Public Relations Nightmare

Apple’s Public Relations Nightmare

In my opinion, Apple v. Samsung was as much a statement about some of the flaws in our patent system, as it was about Apple as a company in general. I think that unless you’re really blind, you have to question whether Apple is motivated by protecting its image. Some have even questioned, based on the release ofContinue Reading

Android Isn’t Going Anywhere

Android Isn’t Going Anywhere

After Samsung, the Apple fanboys are going nuts about the “demise of Android,” and the “swift show of justice.” The truth is, Samsung (minimally) hurt Samsung for it’s infringing elements. I say minimally because most of the affected devices are sub-standard models, not even being marketed anymore. There’s “bigger and better” on the market now. WeContinue Reading