Tryout the renewed SamMobile application for Android!

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Since the release of SamMobile 2.0 we started the progress of updating our Android application to fit in the new graphical profile! Today we are happy to announce that the new updated Android application by SamMobile is finally ready! SamMobile Premium – You can no read our news without any ads and you can set more devices for update push notifications. The news is divided into the same categories as the webpage for an easy overlook. SamMobile Premium is also landscape ready which is good news for all tablet owners. The future plan is to add our compare page to the application. SamMobile Free for Android will be removed in the near future. We currently are busy to make our website mobile responsive!

SamMobile Premium cost 2.49 euro (excl VAT) and is available in the Google Play store from today! As a relaunch bonus you can grab the application for only 1 euro (excl VAT) the first 3 days. The application is ad free and unique thanks to the update firmware information systems! The new application have version number 2.0.0 and a release date of today.

SamMobiler – Don't wait, try out the new SamMobile Premium Application now!

Johan Nenzén - Developer / Blogger

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First Samsung device: Galaxy S

Johan lives in the beautiful country of Sweden where he enjoys a cold home brewed IPA on his porch whenever he gets the time. Johan is a tech enthusiast to the core and always thrives to know how things work. When he’s not pushing code and news at SamMobile, he works as lead Android developer for a popular app in Sweden.

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Tryout the renewed SamMobile application for Android!

Johan Nenzén - Developer / Blogger

[email protected]

First Samsung device: Galaxy S

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