Samsung Galaxy Ace Gingerbread update starts rolling out, officially, in Europe

The Samsung Galaxy Ace was included in Samsung's announcement that the Gingerbread goodness will be coming to the Galaxy line of devices (apparently). The Galaxy Ace's Gingerbread update was reported to have started rolling out or have been released in Europe. The update can be downloaded via the Samsung Kies software on your PCs and of course you need your Galaxy Aces to be connected to it too. Just to make everything right, make sure that you are running on the latest version of Samsung Kies. The update will push your Galaxy Aces to Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread, bringing the phone at par with the Galaxy S II, at least with the platform.

UK: O2 UK drops the Samsung Galaxy Ace's contract price to just £10.50!

Who wants to get an Android powered smartphone for only £10.50? O2 UK have dropped the price of the Samsung Galaxy Ace to just that! Of course that comes with a 2-year contract with the carrier. The phone is a mid-range device meaning it does not have that power specs you get from higher-end device like the HTC Desire HD, Sensation and the Samsung Galaxy S II. But that does not mean that this smartphone cannot perform.

Samsung Galaxy Ace launched by Vodafone UK

The Samsung Galaxy Ace was already launched in the UK by Three UK for £199.99. It seems that Three UK won't get the glory of the only carrier to be offering the handset since Vodafone UK have also launched the device.

Samsung announced White Galaxy Ace in South Korea

The mid-range Galaxy Ace was announced by Samsung ahead of the Mobile World Congress 2011, they actually announced 4 handsets. Anyway the phone is already selling over at Three UK and in South Korea with O2 UK joining in the bandwagon. While the handset is already selling in it's home turf, the company announced the White version of the Samsung Galaxy Ace also in South Korea.

O2 UK expands Android portfolio with the Samsung Galaxy Ace and Mini

O2 UK by next month will be adding two new Android smartphones into their current Android portfolio. The two smartphones will be the Samsung Galaxy Ace and the Samsung Galaxy Mini. These two are targeted for those who are conscious with their budgets, so if you want to enjoy the features of Android then you might want to consider buying these handsets from O2.

Samsung Galaxy Ace now available at Three UK

Three UK have announced this device back in January. Today, they have the devices already. The Galaxy Ace is a mid-range device but it is is meant to be just like a Samsung Galaxy S plus it will be shipped with Android 2.2.1 Froyo plus on board. 

[Local] Samsung releases the Samsung Galaxy Ace, Fit, and Mini in the Philippines

Samsung Philippines have outed 3 new smartphones to join the Galaxy line. These three Android powered smartphones are the Samsung Galaxy Ace, Fit, and Mini. Samsung have apparently expanded the Galaxy branding to more and more smartphones offering not only high-end devices like the Samsung Galaxy S (GT-i9000) but also offering mid-range devices. These new handsets will be showcased during MWC 2011. Three UK have also announced the handset and will be launching the Galaxy Ace soon.

Three UK announces the Samsung Galaxy Ace running on Android 2.2.1 Froyo Plus

British network carrier Three have announced one of the latest Android smartphone from Samsung, the Samsung Galaxy Ace. The handset is set to be offered in various plans including the newest Three offering the "eat-all-you-can" plan which start from $25 per month which allows you to do whatever you want on the internet with your Galaxy Ace.

Samsung unveils 4 Android smartphones - Samsung Galaxy Ace, Gio, Fit, and Mini

Samsung, the almost #1 mobile phone manufacturer (just behind Nokia), have announced 4 new Android smartphones! These smartphones are mid-range phones so you should not expect specs that are at par with those dual-core powered handsets and whatnots. 

Samsung Galaxy Ace and Galaxy Suit in official photos do be unveiled during MWC 2011

As we draw ever closer to the Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona Spain this February, we should expect leaks and PRs to be flooding our world. BlackBerry already did a bit of teasing that has gone a bit too revealing with their 2011 line up. This time it's Samsung's turn.