Samsung Spica has been out and about for just over a month and is already receiving royal treatment – an upgrade to Android 2.1. Looking fairly similar to the Samsung Galaxy (i7500), the Samsung Spica (i5700) is well equipped with Google applications alongside an 800 MHz processor amongst other features.

Samsung is the leading mobile manufacturer that includes AMOLED display on the mobile devices. And this year, a new term has been penned called the Super AMOLED.

Samsung Mobile Innovator has been pushing the envelopes since it first introduced the Samsung SDK last year. This falls in line with Samsung’s move to an application environment, where apps are not just limited to the mobile devices, but can now be found on certain Samsung TV as well.

While the channels are jammed with news related to Windows Phone 7, we are still not quite there yet. The current available version for Windows Mobile still remains as Windows Mobile 6.5.

While Sprint is providing its own ROM update for Samsung Moment, you may not know how to check your ROM version or update it. Rather than having to visit the Sprint store for the update, you can do it own your own via your PC.

Samsung have just announced the Samsung Apps Contest 2010 for Internet TV. Its the world’s first event for TV application development, although it seems to be held only Korea.

Referring to the previous article, Samsung Behold II is ranked as one of the most popular Android phone among the ladies. The phone has been in the market for a while, it was released in winter 2009 via T-mobile.

We have come across the Wi-Fi certificate of a new Samsung smartphone, GT-I9000. “GT-I” has been the prefix for several Windows Mobile devices, including the Samsung Omnia (GT-i900) and Samsung Omnia II (GT-i8000).