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You might not realize it, but the Samsung Galaxy S II for T-Mobile is somwhat different from the Samsung Epic 4G Touch for Sprint. These differences affect the very heart of the phones, such as different main processors and graphics processors. Considered one of the hottest-performing phones around, do these internal differences mean the two have different performance characteristics?Read More

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Samsung is on a roll this year with the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S II as well as the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Featuring some of the most desirable cell phone hardware on the planet and refined versions of the Android operating system, these two phones have piqued the interest of cell phone fans across the planet. Many of these fans want to know: Which of these two phones has the fastest hardware? Read More

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Verizon Wireless has what are probably the two most powerful smartphones available in the US today: the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and the HTC Rezound. Both have speedy dual-core processors, both have large 720 x 1280-pixel displays and both connect to Verizon's fast 4G LTE network. However, they also have some notable differences. So which of these two are the new king of the cell phone hill? Read More

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Rumors have been flying for months about the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for Verizon Wireless, particularly about the phone carrying "Ice Cream Samdwich," the latest version of the Android operating system. Then, suddenly, it was here and people wanted to know what the Galaxy Nexus looked like and what came with it. It was time for an unboxing. Read More

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The Samsung Galaxy Nexus had been rumored and discussed for months, and Android fans counted down each day until the phone became available. With its cutting edge hardware and Android 4 operating system, the Galaxy Nexus has a lot of features to cover in a single review, so Wirefly decided to split it into two review -- this is Part-2. Read More

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Now that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has been launched for Verizon Wireless, people reasonably want to know how this technology powerhouse compares to other high-end phones. For example, just a few weeks ago, T-Mobile rolled out the long-awaited Samsung Galaxy S II phone, which has been a worldwide best seller. So how does the Galaxy Nexus compare to the Galaxy S II? Are they even in the same... well, Galaxy? Read More

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When a new high-end smartphone comes out, there's always a rush find out just how powerful and advanced it is. So it is with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for Verizon Wireless, which features some amazing hardware capabilities. In addition to the cutting edge hardware, the Galaxy Nexus is the first phone to be released with the Android 4 (also known as "Ice Cream Sandwich") operating system. So what does all this performance and capability mean? Read More

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There's always lots of buzz in the industry about the latest high-end smartphones. However, the reality is that 10 "affordable" phones are sold for every ultra-high-end model, so it's clear that customers love to read about sizzle but usually end up buying the steak. Two recent affordable phones with interesting features are the T-Mobile myTouch by LG and the LG Marquee (for Sprint), which are surprisingly similar under the skin. Other than running on different networks, what are the differences between these two phones? Read More

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The operating system known as Android is the brainchild of Google, which is farily flexible about how others implement Android on their phones. Just to remind everyone how Android is supposed to look and work, Google reguarly comes out with a phone that has a pure Android operating system -- these phones are always have "Nexus" in the name, and the latest is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Read More

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World’s first Android smartphone with ice cream sandwich now available on Wirefly.com Read More