Samsung’s popular Galaxy S series of handsets have managed to surpass the 100 million sales mark in just 2 years and 7 months since their introduction.

Samsung has unveiled a new limited edition Galaxy S II with crystals at its back, the Galaxy S II Crystal edition, aimed at the ladies out there.

Here is our review of the hottest Android smartphone of this year – the Samsung Galaxy S III!

AT&T has finally started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for its variant of the Galaxy S II.

T-Mobile has announced that it will start rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for its variant of the Galaxy S II (T989) beginning from June 11th.

Samsung has confirmed that it has managed to sell more than 50 million units of Galaxy S and Galaxy S II colllectively, since it launched the former back in June 2010. The company’s phone-tablet hybrid, the Galaxy Note, is also selling like hot cakes with more than 7 million units already shipped.

T-Mobile recently started rolling out a new software update for the Samsung Galaxy S II. The latest update fixes the random reboot issue as well as it brings stability improvements.

In a wise move, Samsung and AT&T have cancelled the release of the Galaxy S II Skyrocket HD.

Samsung has provided a list of devices that will be getting the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update in the United States.

Samsung has officially started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Galaxy S II. The company also announced that it will be rolling out a Value Pack Android 2.3 Gingerbread firmware update for some of its older devices including the Galaxy S.

Samsung Galaxy S II owners in South Korea might get to taste Ice Cream Sandwich on their handset tomorrow itself!

Last night at MWC, GSMA awarded the highly prestigious Best Smartphone of the year award to the Samsung Galaxy S II, while Sammy won the Device Manufacturer of the year award. The Apple iPad 2 also won the Best tablet of the year award!

Samsung has confirmed the rumors floating around on the Internet, that it won’t be releasing the Galaxy S III at MWC this year.

Samsung recently announced that, the company has finally sold more than 5 million units of this device in South Korea alone. Samsung is currently the market leader in South Korea, with more than 53% market share.

A couple of days ago, Samsung announced that it won’t be bringing Android 4.0 ICS to the Galaxy S family. This has outraged quite a lot of Galaxy S owners, and they have started an online petition so that Samsung updates the Galaxy S to Ice Cream Sandwich.