Samsung has been preparing tablet PC, S-Pad, that targets iPad. S-Pad is powered by Android OS with 7″ Super AMOLED display. Thanks to 7″ big screen, it might be used as tablet PC but it has also 3G and phoned feature.

In order to heighten the awareness of Samsung mobile devices, Samsung expands to offer ‘Samsung Charging Station’ to universities in the U.S. They plan to install these stations where mobile phones, laptops and other electronic devices can be charged in 9 universities including, Brown, University of Florida, and Northwestern.

Samsung announced, today, that they have partnered with Yahoo Mobile. The next coming Samsung Smartphones such as Wave and Galaxy S will embrace Yahoo mobile services including search, mail, IM, Flickr, News, Finance, Contact, Calendar, and Weather.

There has been unofficial talks about resolving the platform’s fragmentation issue, but it seems like the Google train is not taking any rest stop. Rumors for Android 2.2 (codename Froyo) has already surfaced.

A “Royal Flush” is how Forbes.com see the possible introduction of Samsung Galaxy S to all 4 major U.S Carriers – AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint.

During a meeting that Samsung had organized in Russia Samsung reveals plans for its own OS, bada. Thanks to a Russian blog, we may get these two interesting presentation pages.

It seems that with anything Samsung releases these days, you just need to add the word “pro” to predict it’s sibling device. At least that’s what it appears to be if the rumors are true for the Samsung Galaxy S Pro.

Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC (Samsung Mobile), the leading mobile phone provider in the United States, ended the fourth quarter of 2009 as No. 1 in domestic mobile handset market share1, retaining the title for the sixth quarter in a row.