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.

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

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.

Samsung has started rolling out a new ‘value pack’ firmware update for the Galaxy S in Korea. The new firmware update includes some new features including Face Unlock, a photo editing app, performance improvements and a slightly tweaked launcher.

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 has just announced a new mid-range handset, with a dual-core processor, known as the Galaxy S Advance.

2011 was (again) the year of Droids! Right from the Galaxy S2 to the Neo V to the Galaxy S. Read this post to find out which are the Top 10 Android handsets of 2011 according to us!

Samsung has announced that it won’t be releasing a value pack update for the Galaxy S as well. The company states that the hardware on the phone is not capable to run the new software enhancements smoothly.

Samsung has announced that it will not be updating the Galaxy S and the Tab to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It will however release a Value Pack update for both the devices.

Samsung has done a 360 degree turn, and is now re-evaluating the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Galaxy S and the Galaxy Tab.

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.

Samsung has just announced that the Galaxy S and the Galaxy Tab will not be getting an official upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Yesterday, Samsung Galaxy S2 owners got a working Ice Cream Sandwich based ROM, and today its the turn of Galaxy S owners to enjoy an Android 4.0 based ROM.

The folks over at GalnetMIUI have managed to port the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich SDK to the Samsung Galaxy S. Read this post for more information.

Samsung has just announced via a press release that its Galaxy S line-up of handsets have sold more than 30 million units worldwide.