Samsung is just one of the many manufacturers getting ready to unveil its new smartphone and tablet products at Mobile World Congress but it will not be happy that the successors to the company’s Galaxy S smartphone and Galaxy Tab tablet devices have already surfaced in separate leaks. Firstly, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. A render has been leaked toPocketNow, detailing a 10-inch device that quite clearly runs Honeycomb with notable Samsung UI elements also....

With an official Android Gingerbread upgrade slated forlater this month, Samsung Galaxy S users could be tasting Android 2.3.2 sooner that planned after what looks to be an official Gingerbread ROM leaked to the internet ahead of schedule. The update was noticed by German Android websiteSmartDroid, who have said the ROM features Samsung’s custom TouchWiz 4 UI although it is still in a beta stage. Slashgear addsthat the update will only work on the original GT-I9000 model, which is the European model, meaning owners of one of the many Samsung Galaxy S variants in other regions will have to hang on until the official updates are released....

The Samsung Galaxy S II and 10-inch Galaxy Tabemerged yesterdayin the form of leaked renders, today they have surfaced in official press shots for the company, giving us the first proper look at the two devices. Samsung’s large Galaxy Tab device will not come with the company’s Touchwiz UI due to the fact it is a Google Experience device, but it will record Full HD video, shoot 8MP photos, feature dual surround speakers and deliver its media capabilities by way of its 1280 x 800 display....

A leaked presssnippetappears to confirm that the Samsung Galaxy S II will appear on T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint, with Verizon conspicuously absent. We had previously reported on the fact that anevent to be held Monday, August 29thwas the likely date for Samsung to announce that the phone is coming to the US market. The shot shows the fairly standard Galaxy S II that we’re used to on AT&T, but appears to indicate a variant model on T-Mobile and what seems to be a different flavor yet on Sprint, although it’s difficult to tell from the image....

Samsung’s Galaxy S II Android smartphone has topped one million sales in Korea in its first month on sale, reaching the milestone in less than half the time its predecessor reached the same mark, Samsung has said. The Galaxy S II launched Samsung’s home country in April, achieving 100,000 sales in just three days, only to double it in eight.Electronista reportsthat the handsets surpassed half a million units shipped in two weeks, before topping the one million mark within a month....