Speed Demon: Samsung Galaxy Fascinate 4G

At first glance, the Samsung Galaxy S Fascinate 4 G looks identical to most of the glossy Galaxy smartphones in the market today but the new Android "hero" device from TELUS is actually the first smartphone announced to work on the speed 4G network. Notable features include a front facing video-call enabled camera and the ability to use the device as a high speed mobile hotspot for up to 5 devices.

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Video: TELUS to offer Nexus S and Galaxy S Fascinate 4G

Announced today during the TELUS Spring event were the Samsung Galaxy S Fascinate 4G which will be able to access superfast data (21mpbs) and the Google Nexus S which is the first Android OS 2.3 Gingerbread smartphone in the market and offers VOiP calling as well as a front-facing camera for video chats. The two smartphones are expected to launch "within 30 to 60 days."

Review: Samsung 650 Series 1080p 55" inch LCD HDTV

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

55-inch LCD HDTVs are the current sweet-spot as home theatre centrepieces today. With prices going down and features from the high end trickling into the midrange, buyers have some great choices for large LCD HDTVs. We spend time with Samsung 650 LCD HDTV.

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Windows Phone software update pulled as woes continue

The first software update to Microsoft's Windows Phone smartphone operating system has been causing users a variety of problems and has "bricked" or even rendered some Samsung Windows Phone devices unusable. A quick fix to the bricking issue has been released and the software update has been pulled until further notice. 

"We have identified a technical issue with the Windows Phone update process that impacts a small number of phones," Microsoft said in a statement.

"In response to this emerging issue, we have temporarily taken down the latest software update for Samsung phones in order to correct the issue and as soon as possible will redistribute the update."

The update is not the feature packed update expected this year but a preparatory enhancement that is supposed to improve the way software is updated in the future.