Samsung Galaxy S II in the manufacturer's video:

Samsung Galaxy S II Video Click To watch

 Even though there is still no word about  U.S. launching the Samsung Galaxy S II, the device has already managed to grab the attention of Stateside cell phone fans. And overseas, where the phone has already been launched, demand is already outnumbering supply. As we reported, carriers overseas have already pre-ordered more than 3 million units of the phone.

  Many videos have been uploaded on the YouTube,that  displaying how fast the browser is on the phone. Now, we have a video produced by Samsung that is all about the Galaxy S II. Many of you have already earmarked this device as your next phone if a U.S. launch is ever announced. Based on the worldwide popularity of the phone, it would seem crazy for Samsung not to set this beast loose in the U.S.

Apple iPhone 4 and the App Store Entered in Book Of World Record:

 The Apple iPhone 4 and the App Store becoming record-holders in the 2011 Book of World Records for breaking records in mobile gaming. Analysts have estimating that 1.5 million units of the iPhone 4 been sold on it's launch day, and the now smartphone holds the record for the "Fastest-Selling Portable Gaming System".  The 1.5 million units sold blows away the competition. For example, the Sony PlayStation Portable sold 200,000 models on its 2005 launch date and the Nintendo DS rang up sales of 900,000 units during its first week of existence in November 2004.

  App Store also received notice for the "Most Popular Application Marketplace" and the "Largest Downloadable Video Game Store." The people behind the 2011 Book of World Records released a statement that said that from the day the App Store opened its doors through September 2010, the online applications store had received over 6.5 billion downloads while hosting 259,740 apps. (In case you are interested, of that total, 61 of the apps are fart simulators). There were 37,362 games in the App Store as of last September, compared to the 1,400 available in Microsoft's Xbox Live Indie Arcade. The App Store also has the title of  "Largest Launch Line-up of Any Gaming System" with over 500 available on the App Store's initial day of business.

 Some developers also received recognition.  Angry Birds is now listed as the "Top Paid-For App Store Game in Most Countries." As of last October, Angry Birds was the top paid-for game in the App Store in a record 67 territories around the globe.

 Other games besides Angry Birds were up for awards. the "Fastest-Selling iPhone/iPod Strategy Game" with more than 300,000 paid downloads in its first nine days is Pop Cap's "Plants vs. Zombies" while "Tap Tap Revenge", with more than 15 million downloads, took the title of "Most Popular iPhone Game Series".

Apple iPhone 4 and the App Store Entered in Book Of World Record:

 The Apple iPhone 4 and the App Store becoming record-holders in the 2011 Book of World Records for breaking records in mobile gaming. Analysts have estimating that 1.5 million units of the iPhone 4 been sold on it's launch day, and the now smartphone holds the record for the "Fastest-Selling Portable Gaming System".  The 1.5 million units sold blows away the competition. For example, the Sony PlayStation Portable sold 200,000 models on its 2005 launch date and the Nintendo DS rang up sales of 900,000 units during its first week of existence in November 2004.

  App Store also received notice for the "Most Popular Application Marketplace" and the "Largest Downloadable Video Game Store." The people behind the 2011 Book of World Records released a statement that said that from the day the App Store opened its doors through September 2010, the online applications store had received over 6.5 billion downloads while hosting 259,740 apps. (In case you are interested, of that total, 61 of the apps are fart simulators). There were 37,362 games in the App Store as of last September, compared to the 1,400 available in Microsoft's Xbox Live Indie Arcade. The App Store also has the title of  "Largest Launch Line-up of Any Gaming System" with over 500 available on the App Store's initial day of business.

 Some developers also received recognition.  Angry Birds is now listed as the "Top Paid-For App Store Game in Most Countries." As of last October, Angry Birds was the top paid-for game in the App Store in a record 67 territories around the globe.

 Other games besides Angry Birds were up for awards. the "Fastest-Selling iPhone/iPod Strategy Game" with more than 300,000 paid downloads in its first nine days is Pop Cap's "Plants vs. Zombies" while "Tap Tap Revenge", with more than 15 million downloads, took the title of "Most Popular iPhone Game Series".

Verizon extends the Samsung DROID Charge trial Little Late on June 16th

 As we yesterday reported, That Verizon today is officially launching the Samsung DROID Charge.  Because of the some reason's DROID Charge is being about 1 1/2 weeks late, it would only be fair for the carrier to extend the free unlimited 4G LTE hotspot service that is available on the handset. And yes, Big Red is doing the right thing by extending the free trial to June 16th.

  The hotspot allows Samsung DROID Charge to turn a Wi-Fi enabled device into a 4G LTE beast. While on Wi-Fi, you can tether up to 10 devices; now that number shrinks on to 5 if your connection is of the 3G variety. So if you go out and pick up Verizon's second LTE enabled handset tomorrow, you will have a bit more than a month to try out the phone's 4G hotspot.

 When the HTC ThunderBolt was launched with its support to connect up to 8 devices using its mobile hotspot, that number seemed impressive. Now that the Samsung DROID Charge brings that number up to 10, who knows how many phones will be able to connect to a mobile hotspot in 6 months.

Apple iPhone continues smartphone of choice:

 A new survey c/out  in this week by Intermedia and found that of all the ActiveSync-based smartphones in the enterprise, the leader is Apple iPhone with 61% of the market. With 17% of the enterprise market, the Android OS is next followed by a conglomeration of Windows Phone 7, Symbian and webOS. All of those are lumped together into a category labels as "other" which controls 22% of the market.

Apple Active Market

 As recently as compare with last month, the Apple iPhone had 64% of new Active user's  activations while Android devices also picking up momentum and next to Apple ,with a 33% share.The tablet market is even more concentrated with the Apple iPad holding a 99.8% share of enterprise users among tablets with ActiveSync functionality. Intermedia said it has seen a huge jump in iPad usage for enterprise in March and April.

 Apple's mobile products continue to gain acceptance in the boardroom. During its last earnings call, the Cupertino based firm said that 88% of the Fortune 500 (that is 440 companies) are testing or using the iPhone while 75% are using the iPad. Apple COO Tim Cook has said that as more companies start making iOS devices available to its employees to use, they start buying Macs for the corporation.