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Samsung Galaxy Note has took many of our interest with it’s 5.3″ AMOLED HD display. Now, we are getting more information thanks to Anymode. It’s due to their partnership with AT&T and will be OEM for accessories on the AT&T US version Galaxy Note which coming in early 2012.

The Galaxy Note is currently available in several countries. Unfortunately, it has not reach the United States yet. The device features phone/tablet hybrid comes complete with a dual-core processor, 8 megapixel camera, S-pen (stylus) and a huge 2,500 mAh battery. It runs on Gingerbread OS. Stay tuned for further info via CES 2012.

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Clove has decided to share an official image of the Galaxy Nexus in white color. As you can see on the picture below, there are not much changes and coloring aside from the the edges and rear panel which turns to be white color.

This due to a side-effect of the Samsung “Contour Display” technology. This created a shallow curve on the screen which will ease the use with a single hand. The device will be available in February 6th. You can purchase them for £498 ($773) plus tax.

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Samsung has announced their new smartphone which will features the Super AMOLED display. The device will be known as the Samsung Galaxy M. It hits South Korea today.

The Galaxy M features a 4-inch display, Bluetooth 3.0 and WiFi b/g/n. Also, it has a 3-megapixel main camera, a VGA-resolution front camera, 4GB of storage, a 1,650 mAh battery, and a 1GHz single-core processor. The handset would runs on Gingerbread OS.

As for the pricing, you ought to expect around $500 unsubsidized. Currently, the Galaxy M available via SK Telekom, Korea Telekom and LG U+. It available in several color such as silver, black and pink. No words on the device launching outside South Korea.

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Only recently we heard that Samsung has decided not to give the Galaxy S an Ice Cream Sandwich update. As for the reason, they did mention it’s due to hardware limitations that would not be able to run the new Android platform alongside Samsung’s custom TouchWiz user interface. However, it seems the company is re-evaluating their decision on this matter.

According to Korean site so called ajnews, Samsung is reevaluating whether the device capable for the Android 4.0 OS update. This time the company stated that the limited storage space on the Galaxy S will be the main trouble.

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Samsung has announced their two new Galaxy-branded Android smartphones. The two of them will features dual-SIM function. Introducing the Samsung Y Duos and Y Duos Pro.

The Y Duos is a slab-style device with a 3.14-inch display and 832MHz processor. On the other hand, the Y Duos Pro is a monoblock QWERTY device with a 2.6-inch touch screen. Both of the handsets packed with 3-megapixel cameras with video capture; Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi, and GPS; accelerometer, compass, and proximity sensors; and support for microSD cards up to 32GB. Also, those two devices runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. As for the availability, the Y Duos and Y Duos Pro to hit African, Asian, and South American markets in 2012.

[via PhoneScoop]