by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
You may have loved them, or you may have hated them, but with the advent of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) also came the removal of hardware buttons. As a result, it produced a…
Tag: Samsung Galaxy S
by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
You may have loved them, or you may have hated them, but with the advent of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) also came the removal of hardware buttons. As a result, it produced a…
by Paul Nuñal, 1 year ago
The Samsung Galaxy S is a remarkable phone that catapulted Samsung’s success in the mobile phone arena. Since its inception, the Galaxy S was touted to be a huge success boasting its Super AMOLED capabilities….
by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
Are you itching to gain root access on your Samsung Captivate? If you’ve recently updated to Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread UCKF1 firmware, rooting your Samsung Captivate is no problem at all. XDA Developers forum member designgears…
by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
There’s nothing more annoying than GPS that can’t find you. For users of the Samsung Captivate, the phone’s GPS has often suffered long lock times and inaccuracy in navigation. For others, it simply doesn’t work….
by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
Love it or hate it, looks like HTC Sense is hell-bent on getting on the Samsung Galaxy S. This newest attempt to port HTC Sense to the Samsung Galaxy S has been made by QuBe2,…
by Paul Nuñal, 1 year ago
The Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 was touted as one of Samsung’s successful products leading the way for emerging technologies by introducing the Super AMOLED screen found on the device. Years after its release, the Galaxy…
by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
With Ice Cream Sandwich storming Android devices left and right, it was only fair that the Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000B gets its own taste. Unfortunately, this is not yet the official release of Ice Cream…
by Alvin Ybañez, 1 year ago
Samsung Galaxy S users are beginning to enjoy ICS on their devices, however some users are facing issues with Wi-Fi connections, particularly those who have updated to Android 4.0.3 ICS RC 4.1. Galaxy S users…
by Christine Torralba, 1 year ago
One thing I really hate about signing up with a two-year contract is not being able to change my phone when a new one comes out; especially if it is a lot better than the…
by Paul Nuñal, 1 year ago
The Samsung Galaxy S is a remarkable phone and is considered to be the device that catapulted Samsung’s success prior to the release of its famed Galaxy S2. Featuring an amazing 4.0 inch Super AMOLED…
by Paul Nuñal, 1 year ago
Yet again, Samsung Galaxy S owners are getting an upgraded firmware for their handsets. Known as firmware XWJW1, the upgrade is an update for Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread on the Galaxy S GT-I9000. It reportedly provides…
by Joe Baquilta, 1 year ago
The Android community is brewing up a lot of good stuff with Ice Cream Sandwich in it. You might already have tasted some of it, like those CyanogenMod 9 builds which they are piously working…
by Carl Parker, 1 year ago
Looks like the official CyanogenMod 9 for the Galaxy S GT-I9000 is starting to take shape. With features like a custom launcher called Trebuchet (based on the stock Android 4.0 launcher from Google) and toggle…
by Joe Baquilta, 1 year ago
The Galaxy S was one of the most successful phones made by Samsung. You could never go wrong with this Android smartphone. With its impressive hardware and stellar performance–the best of its time–success had been…