An Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread based firmware for the AT&T version of the Galaxy S – Captivate – has leaked on the Internet.

Nearly after an year of its release, the Samsung Galaxy S gets official CyanogenMod Team support.

The Samsung Galaxy S series of handsets have been selling like hot cakes all over the world. However, the phones have their share of issues including poor GPS signal and ‘lag’ or ‘stalling’ issue. The modding community at XDA came up with many different ‘lag fixes’ but all these fixes had one issue or another.

The Galaxy S series from Samsung were expected to get the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update by the end of last month. Sadly, Samsung failed to meet the said deadline and pushed the release back to the last month of October.

Samsung and AT&T have just announced that they will be releasing a software update for the Samsung Captivate. Earlier today, Verizon had also announced a software update for the Samsung Vibrant.

You can unlock any Samsung Galaxy S device for free using unlock codes stored in the phone itself.

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 and the Samsung Captivate are now available for $49.99 on Amazon with an AT&T contract.

Two weeks ago we told you about two applications which lets you root your Samsung Vibrant or the Samsung Captivate in just a single click. Now if you’d follow our site, you would have noticed that TGA_Gunnman commented on that post saying he has released an application which allows you to root the Galaxy S in just a single click.

Samsung has announced that it is working to fix the Galaxy S GPS issues and will release a patch in September.

Last week we told you about an application which lets you root the Motorola Droid X in just a single click. Now, TGA_gunnman over at XDA-Developers has developed an application which allows Samsung Captivate users to root their handset in a single click.