Free dictionaries for Samsung smartphones

Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: MobilityUpdates to Citrix's remote access and remote support software deliver optimisation for Samsung's range of Android devices, including the Galaxy Note II.

Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: MobilityA free Windows 8 app from ClickView provides easy access to a wide range of educational video content.

Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: MobilityThe trouble with smartphones is that the better and more useful they are, the more you use them, and the more you use them, the faster the battery goes flat. Recharging during the day isn't always possible if your idea of being out and about doesn't include driving, so one answer is an external battery.

Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: MobilityHuawei has expanded the range of sub-$200 smartphones available to Australian consumers with the arrival of the Ascend G300 and Y100 - but there is a catch.

Android extends dominance in smartphones globally, thanks to Samsung&#39s … Samsung&#39s Galaxy S III phone received very good evaluations when it was released late in the second quarter. It also rewards from the company&#39s strategy of creating different devices that target a range of shoppers. By contrast, Apple targets only the high-end … Read far [...]

Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: TechnologyA new range of A4 colour laser printers and MFDs from Samsung delivers a range of print speeds and features to suit home offices up to small workgroups.

In a joint announcement issued by AT&T and Samsung, the two shared information on some devices slated to be available “in the coming months” for AT&T’s 4G LTE network. The devices include three smartphones powered by Android and one tablet device. Headlining the list of forthcoming devices is the Samsung Galaxy Note II, the eagerly awaited for successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note.

In the wake of Samsung’s guilty verdict, Apple has filed a notice with the court naming a slew of devices it plans to ban in the US.

Google has launched its second Nexus phone, based upon Samsung’s highly successful “Galaxy S” range of smartphones, through which it has also brought Android OS 2.3 to the world – likely months before other Android phones will get it.