Last night's Samsung Galaxy S4 launch came with oodles and oodles of software goodies. I say goodies, not all of them sound useful, but you never know. Good news for those of you with the now obsolete Galaxy S III, Samsung's going to bring everything it can, software-wise, to all its "flagship devices". Read More >>
Featured comment by Tafkawac:
"Yeah, that's right Samsung. Just like you're bringing Jellybean to the Note 1 - Sometime "soon".
And you can stick your bloatware software up your ..." More »
As if here to solely prove my point, that it's pretty much safe to assume that if someone has your phone in their possession they'll be able to get through the lockscreen, the Samsung Galaxy S III has a security bug too. You can gain full access to a locked Galaxy S III with a series of simple button presses. Read More >>
Featured comment by spudhed:
"most lock screens are fairly easy to remove if you know what your doing, theyre about as secure as a paper bag on anything except maybe a blackberry" More »
Along with the HTC One, a zillion new smartphones are going to be announced next week at Mobile World Congress, each promising camera advancements that may or may not live up to the hype. Before we get there, though, we wanted to take stock of how good the cameras are in the smartphones you can buy now. Here's how the flagships measure up. Read More >>
Featured comment by J2ozac:
"The cameras have different focal lengths making it seem they are closer to / further from the scene, also they are set to auto (except when the flashe..." More »
Well, that didn't take long now did it? We've no idea why Orange took its sweet-arse time with it, but Jelly Bean is finally available for your Samsung Galaxy S III. Better late than never, I guess. Fire up Kies and check for updates. [TechRadar] Read More >>
Featured comment by soul0merk:
"Yeh same i'm orange (from the orange store not carphone warehouse) and i have had jelly bean for months.
(i got the premium suite a few weeks ago...." More »
Remember when computers only came with about 80GB of hard drive storage in them? And yet they were still as big as a robot dog? That's all a long time ago now though. Read More >>
Featured comment by Lawton:
"Nah your comment on Youtube would have gone something like this.
"haha lolz your 01d neeeeerd!!!!!!!!!111 please check out my channel to win a free..." More »
The mighty Amazon Kindle now has a serious rival in the UK -- yes, the Nook is finally here, after making a trek on the slow boat from North America. Read More >>
Featured comment by Someone Else:
"This is probably because as the official propaganda wing of the Republican party they don't plan to allow us a future." More »
Now that EE's 4G network is now alive and kicking, we've finally got our hands on an LTE-equipped Samsung Galaxy S III. We'll have a good play with it and let you know what 4G's really like in real life a little later in the week, but for now -- do you have any burning questions? Throw em in here and we'll try and answer them all. Read More >>
Our very own bright red mobile operator has relayed plans that it will offer the Samsung Galaxy S III and Samsung Galaxy Note 2 as the first 4G handsets on its fresh and fast network when it launches next Spring. Read More >>
Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"Damn those stroppy commenters, always demanding edit buttons and meetups and taking you away from your beloved spreadsheets :-D" More »
If you've been following the saga of the Galaxy S III "Jelly Bean" Android 4.1 update and are waiting for the upgrade to hit unbranded and unlocked phones, today's the day. The 284MB update is now hitting the mobiles of those who bought the S III off-network. Shame they were leftuntillast though, eh? [Twitter] Read More >>
Featured comment by jacobkidd:
"Just upgraded my S3 to Jelly Bean, connected with EE (Orange)... got the update through Kies as opposed to over-the-air updating. If you can, try plug..." More »
Wi-Fi isn't as great as it's cracked up to be sometimes, and there's often some annoying interferences that can get in the way of your lovely invisible internet signal. Like the microwave or a giant concrete statue in your hallway. Read More >>
We took a peak at EE's 4G price plans last night, but now we've got phone prices to go with them. Unfortunately, even if you fork over £56 a month, the only phone you can bag for free is the Huawei Ascend P1 LTE, which, well, isn't exactly the handset we were looking for. Want an iPhone 5? It'll cost you at least £20. A Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or S III? £30. Read More >>
Featured comment by econundrum:
"Because the seem to think the rebranding gives them the right to take customers for a ride.
In my opinion they are destroying their own business la..." More »
We saw Three, then O2 push out their respective Samsung Galaxy S III Jelly Bean updates, and now it's Vodafone's turn. Check for updates on your device or via Samsung Kies, if you've got a Vodafone-branded handset. Those on EE or unbranded will have a bit more to wait. [Vodafone] Read More >>
Featured comment by Steven.T.Spoon:
"I didn't notice any branding at all, and there is no Orange bloatware or themes. It was even unlocked so for all intents and purposes It's Simish free..." More »
More good news for Samsung Galaxy S III users. O2 is now rolling out your Android Jelly Bean update, while Vodafone's should be out on Monday. If you're not already using the "buttery smooth" 4.1 operating system, check your settings for the update. [O2, Vodafone via TechRadar] Read More >>
Featured comment by craigfjay:
"I must call you on the newest devices running the newest OS between iOS and Android.
This data is true as of 1st October in both cases:
http://i..." More »
Good news Samsung Galaxy S III owners. If you're on Three, your Jelly Bean update is rolling out right now and you should be getting a notification about it any minute. If you haven't already, dig into those settings and check for updates. Time to coat your Galaxy S III in buttery smoothness. [Three via Android Community] Read More >>
Featured comment by luke.led:
"Most underperforming update ever...
I was so excited to see the 'buttery smotheness' and various other improvements and, honestly, haven't noticed an..." More »
There's been a wave of controversy about Starbucks over the past few days, over the revelation that it's paying less UK tax than it could/should be. Some customers have been openly abusing staff members, and for a change it's not because they're being asked what their name is. Read More >>
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