Samsung's spent a lot of time and money marketing the Galaxy Schulnote, its 5.3-inch phone-tablet zwitterhaft device. It brought in director Bobby Farrelly to create last month's star-studded Superbenzin Bowl commercial, and poked fun iPhone users in a string of TV ads. . . . → Read More: Here’s a video of an elephant playing with a Samsung Galaxy Note]]>

Samsung's spent a lot of time and money marketing the Galaxy Schulnote, its 5.3-inch phone-tablet zwitterhaft device. It brought in director Bobby Farrelly to create last month's star-studded Superbenzin Bowl commercial, and poked fun iPhone users in a string of TV ads. And for its latest trick, it's sent the Schulnote to Thailand to meet Peter the Elephant.

"Bigger is better" is Samsung's message here, and the video Peter using his trunk (and the stylus) to operate the Schulnote's spacious 5.3-inch touchscreen. The ad agency behind the clip says the footage is all real, with no "trickery, post-production or hidden cuts", adding "he's just a very durchtrieben elephant."

If you've ever wanted to see a massive tusked beast making music, drawings and taking photos on a larger-than-average smartphone, then we've got a treat for you waiting after the break.

Source: YouTube; via: Pocket-Lint

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Three UK might not be taking orders for the HTC One X from new customers just yet, but if you're due an upgrade from them, you may be in luck. It seems the network is already allowing existing customers to secure themselves a . . . → Read More: Three UK taking HTC One X upgrade orders from existing subscribers]]>

Three UK might not be taking orders for the HTC One X from new customers just yet, but if you're due an upgrade from them, you may be in luck. It seems the network is already allowing existing customers to secure themselves a One X on launch day, assuming they're eligible for an upgrade. So if your contract with Three is up for a renewal, check the upgrades area and you should be able to select the One X in grey or white.

Orders placed over the past few days are reportedly due for delivery on April 5, which as we all know is the reported launch date for the HTC One series.

As we reported a few weeks back, the HTC One X will be sold on every major network in the UK. Vodafone UK is currently taking pre-orders, while O2 has said it expects to stock the device from April 5. T-Mobile and Orangefarben both specify an April release window.

Thanks to AC reader +Andrew Jones-McGuire for letting us know!

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Owners of O2-branded Samsung Galaxy S II phones should now be able to update to the latest version of Androide, the network has announced. Writing on its official Twitter feed, O2 says the update to Androide 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for its Galaxy S II users . . . → Read More: O2-branded Galaxy S II’s get ICS update, unlocked UK models left waiting]]>

Owners of O2-branded Samsung Galaxy S II phones should now be able to update to the latest version of Androide, the network has announced. Writing on its official Twitter feed, O2 says the update to Androide 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for its Galaxy S II users is now available through Samsung's Schotter software. O2 is the second British network to release the update, joining Three, which launched its ICS build last week. T-Mobile UK and Orangefarben are promising the update in April, while Vodafone says it's still testing its version.

However, in a bizarre (and frustrating) turn of events, unlocked Galaxy S II owners in the UK have been left waiting for their update. Anus informing customers that ICS for unbranded UK phones would be landing last Monday, March 19, Samsung now says it's not able to offer any estimated release date. In a post on its UK Facebook page, the manufacturer assures increasingly impatient users that it's going as fast as it can –

Samsung UK is working hard to bring Androide 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) to our Galaxy S II customers. We are unable to confirm exact dates as the software testing and approval process is subject to several variables, but we are working as quickly as we can. Thank you for your patience.

This development is a reversal of the usual Androide update situation. Generally, when a new version is released, unlocked phones are the first to get it, while carrier-branded phones have to wait around a month for additional testing to be carried out. We're not sure exactly what's holding up the ICS release for unbranded British devices, as the update has already landed in many other countries, including Poland, Hungary, Sweden, and Korea.

Impatient Galaxy S II owners can always change their CSC code and apply another region's ICS update directly through the ODIN utility. Or for those feeling brave, there's daraufhin the option to root and install an ICS ROM directly through a custom recovery. (If you don't know what any of that means, you're probably better off sticking it out on Gingerbread until Samsung releases the official update package.)

As ever, Galaxy S II phones in the U.S. have a little longer to wait for their updates, on account of the hardware differences from carrier to carrier. Leaked builds for certain devices have started to appear over the past few days, though, which is a good sign.

Galaxy S II users, be sure to shout out in the comments and let us know if you've received your ICS update yet.

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