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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0 is preparing to see the launch at MWC in Barcelona.It should be a premium tablet with a 7.9-inch screen that will compete with Apple’s iPad mini.The device will be available in 3 versions, one sporting only Wi-Fi connectivity, one with Wi-Fi and 3G, and one with 3G, 4G (LTE) and Wi-Fi.

It appears Samsung is about to wrap the JB bump for its former flagship, Galaxy S2. The GT-I9100 model got the upgrade a couple of weeks ago, the SHW-M250L only a few days back and now 4.1 is rolling out to the GT-I9100G.As a reminder, with this update you will get a revamped UX dubbed Nature, new features like Smart Stay or Direct Call, Google Now and all the performance enhancements of “Project Butter.

Samsung Galaxy Note II has shown up in pink on the Samsung's Taiwanese website.Since Samsung hasn't made an official announcement yet, however, availability details are still relatively unknown, so we'll have to wait to see whether or not this light pink Galaxy Note II ever makes it past the Taiwan page and onto others.

Samsung has finally listed the Galaxy Discover as coming to the US through contract-free carriers Net10 and Straight Talk.The device comes with a 3.5-inch HVGA screen, an 800MHz processor and a 3-megapixel cameraþ

According to leaked info, T-Mobile will start selling the BlackBerry Z10 on March 27.At the same time, we have another information regarding upcoming Magenta releases, including Samsung Galaxy Exhibit’s, that might actually go head to head with the Z10, being supposedly scheduled to land on the exact same day as the new BlackBerry.

Samsung's Galaxy S2 Plus is almost identical with the old GS2 hardware-wise, but it does come with one thing the original lacks – Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.It is reportedly going up for grabs all around Europe, from Helsinki to Moscow and from Moscow to Bucharest.Finnish retailer Gigantti is offering unlocked version of the device at €378 ($510), while in Russia the same device will go for around €440 ($595).

We're glad to announce, that Samsung’s flagship Windows Phone device, the Samsung ATIV S is now available in Germany.This handset carries a few interesting features such as today’s standard 4.8-inch display, SD support, and SAMOLED screen technology.It also packs a 1.5GHz dual-core chip, 1GB RAM, 8MP rear shooter, 1.9MP front facing camera, 16 or 32GB storage with SD support, and a 2300mAh battery.

Thanks to the Unwired View, we've got some leaked images of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S III variant, the Galaxy Exhibit. So, you can see the device that is said to be a smaller version of the celebrated flagship.Galaxy Exhibit 4G is said to pack a dual-core processor, a 5-mega pixel camera and WVGA display, with 4G speed.

We've got some nice info from a New Zealand mobile retailer, that says we can expect the Galaxy S IV to hit the shelves some time after the first week of April.Also, a UK retailer just announced that the Samsung Galaxy S IV is scheduled to launch 15-22 that month, or in the third week of April.We'd imagine that US carriers won't be far behind to launch Samsung's finest this year, so be ready to see it in mid-Spring.

Samsung has just announced the Galaxy Express, a mid-ranged Android device.Pricing and availability have yet to be determined, but we expect to see the device in Q1 2013 and it should be making its way into both European and Asian markets.The device features a 1.2GHz dual-core processor with 1GB of RAM along with a 4.5″ WVGA Super AMOLED display,8GB of internal storage, microSD, a 5MP rear-facing camera, a 1.