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  CDMA users looking for a cheap Android solution will have something to look forward at. By end of this month, Samsung is expected to release CDMA version of Galaxy POP. It will be an Open Market Handset (OMH), which means the phone will work with any CDMA operator and feature up to 3.1Mbps download [...]

  This has got to be one of the worst kept secrets of the Korean giant. Galaxy Tab, Samsung’s first Android tablet has now been caught carrying CDMA band, indicating Samsung is also preparing a CDMA version of the tablet. Samsung will most likely adopt a similar strategy to Galaxy S by launching the device [...]

  Samsung will launch a new touchscreen device in the Chinese market. It’s the W609 that supports dual-SIM cards (CDMA and GSM) and features a 3.2-inch WQVGA (400×240) screen, 3G, Wi-Fi, 3.2MP camera, GPS, office documents support, SOS, e-dictionary, Bluetooth, 60MB internal memory and microSD card slot supporting up to 16GB.

  Good news for Indian CDMA users wanting some Android action. Rcom will soon release Galaxy i899 on its network, making it India’s first CDMA-based Android phone. The i899 is the same one we saw last year meant for the Chinese market. There’s no confirmation of which Android build will power the handset but it [...]

  UPDATE: It’s BCH-F859 and not SCH-F859. Samsung Wave’s GSM version just went on sale in some countries and thankfully, for CDMA consumers waiting to ride the first bada Wave won’t have to wait longer. Samsung has prepared a CDMA version of their Wave handset and China will apparently be the first country to get [...]

  MetroPCS has roped in Samsung to deploy LTE network in various metropolitan cities across United States. Samsung will not only provide MetroPCS with its commercial infrastructure network products, they’ll also have a phone, the SCH-r900 during the 4G roll out in the second half of 2010. We don’t know how Samsung’s LTE device looks [...]

  Samsung has launched another Corby device in India, a CDMA variant of S3650. Dubbed as Corby Speed, it carries the same features as S3650 but is powered by Open Market Handset (OMH) tech, which means the CDMA phone can work with any of existing CDMA operators who support OMH SIM cards. To reiterate, the [...]

  Samsung teamed up with Qualcomm to bring Mpower 699 slider phone in India that is claimed to be the world’s first OMH (Open Market Handset) CDMA handset. Earlier, users had to buy a phone from a particular CDMA operator to use their service but with OMH enabled handset, a user now only needs an [...]