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Samsung, currently in news due to its biggest success behind Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S series smartphones, now unveiled 4G LTE enabled newest version of Galaxy Tab called "Galaxy Tab 8.9" and latest version Galaxy S II Smartphone, According to LATimes post.

"Samsung obviously has other devices up its sleeve for Mobile World Congress, now that the Galaxy S III definitely won't be making its debut there.So what can we expect? The latest rumour points to yet another refresh of the Galaxy S II. Yes, shocking, isn't it?"

" Cellphones Galaxy Note ICS upgrade pushed back to Q2, adds exclusive set of stylus-ready apps (video) By Richard Lawler posted Mar 22nd 2012 3:11AM Unfortunately, Samsung's Galaxy Note won't join the Galaxy S II with its own upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich in Q1 as originally announced, since the company has now scheduled its arrival for Q2. It will however, arrive worldwide as part of a "Premium Suite" software upgrade packed with exclusive apps meant to highlight its S-Pen stylus. One of them is S Note, which combines notes and sketches with other apps like Shape Match and Formula Match which are also included to assist recognition of geometric shapes and hand drawn formulas. The final app packed in is My Story, designed to create personalized cards. We're not sure how much use you'll get out of those unless you're a math professor, project manager or just love sending e-cards, but there's one more treat in the form of an exclusive Angry Birds Space level and free access to 30 "Danger Zone" levels for a limited time. Press play on the video above for a peek at the apps -- and the Note's TouchWiz-styled flavor of Android 4.0 -- or check out the press release after the break. "

"At some point tomorrow, all the waiting and whining will be over for some Samsung Galaxy S II owners, as Ice Cream Sandwich finally becomes available."

"British mobile retailer Mobicity has prematurely announced the arrival of the new Samsung Galaxy S II HD, according to a report by Android Central."

AT&T has announced today that the Samsung Galaxy S II, a 4G Smartphone will be released on our network for $200 beginning October 2.

Earlier this year, Samsung had promised a Q1, 2012 time period for the roll out of the Android 4.0 update for the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Note....readmore

"Today's batch of Samsung Galaxy S III rumors is brought to you by one of Samsung's very own executives. He confirmed an Exynos-branded chipset with four CPU cores will be used in the Galaxy S II successor."

"The best-selling Samsung Galaxy S II was among the first phones confirmed to be getting an upgrade to Android Ice Cream Sandwich, and despite Samsung then going on to say it would be arriving in the first quarter of 2012, owners are still using Android 2.3 Gingerbread."

"We know what many of you are thinking; you've heard all this before, right? Samsung has been trying to update the Galaxy S II to Ice Cream Sandwich for months now, and despite saying it was all ready to go in the middle of March, the update never really made it to many devices."

"Yes, yes - we know you've heard this a few times too many in the past couple of weeks, but this time it is for real, folks. Samsung Mobile's official Facebook page broke the news that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has officially made its way to Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II."

"The latest rumours surrounding the next Galaxy S handset suggest it may not be a major upgrade to the existing S II after all."

"Just as we were getting ready to get it on March 15, we got even better news. Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II will be receiving an update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on March 10 - less than 48 hours from now."

T-Mobile announced today morning its latest two 4G-enabled smartphones, which will run on T-Mobile's fastest 4G wireless carrier, report says.

"Samsung appears to have taken its ongoing battle against Apple outside of the courtroom after an advert poking fun at lovers of i-Devices was discovered."

Samsung will be developing the latest Verizon Droid Prime Smartphone, a news release from Digital Trends.