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Does Verizon have the best smartphone line-up of any of the US carriers today? With Samsung’s Galaxy Note II finally arriving, that may well be the case; the 5.5-inch phablet snuggles up on shelves next to the DROID DNA by HTC and the iPhone 5, and is priced at $299.99 with a new, two-year agreement.

That’s the same price as AT&T is charging for its version of the Note II, while T-Mobile apparently isn’t keen to actually sell any itself, with its $369.99 sticker. All demand a two-year agreement, though T-Mobile does have a prepaid option on the phone, with no monthly commitment but a $649.99 price tag upfront.

Samsung and US Cellular have a brand new smartphone available for their regional customers today although we haven’t heard a peep from either party. Meet the new Samsung Galaxy Axiom complete with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, a 4-inch display and running with some 4G LTE speeds. The phone is available today so read on for more details.

At first glance and after looking over the specs this looks and sounds quite a bit like the recently announced Samsung Galaxy S III Mini, but the specs are a little

Benchmark result sites are fertile ground for finding info on unannounced phones. The latest discovery is a Samsung GT-I9400, which judging by its model number might be the Galaxy S IV.

The rumored specs of the upcoming Samsung flagship are pretty spectacular - 4.99" 1080p Super AMOLED screen, 13MP camera and Exynos 5450 chipset (quad-core Cortex-A15 CPU, Mali-658 GPU).

The NenaMark 2 result page, however, paints a different picture.

The Apple-Samsung saga continues, folks. Today, a Dutch court has now banned several Samsung Galaxy devices from selling in the Netherlands. Apple has been rewarded the ban from the court because Samsung was accused of infringing on an Apple patent relating to the navigation interface in photo galleries.

Apple and Samsung have already been through this dance once before on the same exact patent issue last year. Samsung was accused of implementing the same “bounce back” feature as iOS when scrolling through images, so Samsung replaced it with a blue flash that would appear on the edges of images. However, Samsung

Samsung announced today that it sold a total of 5 million Galaxy Note II units worldwide, following its announcement earlier this month that 3 million were sold. That means the South Korean-manufacturer moved 2 million 5.5-inch phablets in just under a month —surely thanks to its availability in the United States on AT&T. Sales aren’t as high as the Samsung Galaxy S III that competes side-by-side with Apple’s iPhone 5; however, it is interesting that a large chunk of customers want a larger handheld experience. Being available in various parts of Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America, Middle East, and Africa, the 5.5-inch device will likely have a strong holiday quarter adding to this month’s strong sales.

One of my friend was facing problem in connecting his newly bought Samsung Galaxy Phone with his computer for using Internet in his computer. Well I guess many of you are facing the same situation. As Samsung Galaxy phones are Android phones so your Samsung Galaxy phone will not be connected via Samsung New PC Studio software. So I am here to give you the right solution to your problem. Read this tutorial and follow all the steps given to connect your Samsung Galaxy phone easily with your computer and surf internet.

Samsung has failed to identify "any instance of child labor" at its suppliers' factories after finishing its audit of around 105 suppliers that produce components purely for Samsung products. The chaebol undertook the audit in response to a China Labor Watch report that made accusations of poor working conditions and child labor. Although the company's own auditors found no child labor, they confirmed the reports of poor working conditions. Samsung says it's taking steps to improve the situation as well as installing additional safeguards to prevent underage workers being employed.

As usual, Apple thought Friday night on a holiday weekend was the perfect time to push some more paper through in its ongoing patent lawsuit against Samsung.

According to Florian Mueller of FOSS Patents, after Samsung asked to add the latest iPads, iPhones and iPod touches to its list of claims and the court approved the addition of the iPhone 5, Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Note 10.1,

If you’re a fan of Internet connected digital cameras, you’ll be glad to hear that Samsung Electronics Canada has announced that the Galaxy Camera will soon be available in Canada. Samsung will begin selling the Galaxy Camera in Canada on December 7, just in time for holiday shopping. The camera is the same one available in the US.