Samsung Galaxy Pro (2011)

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Samsung is expanding its popular Galaxy smartphone range, and the latest addition is the Android-based Galaxy Pro. Unlike most other Android smartphon...

In a world of smartphones with ever-increasing screen sizes and disappearing physical keyboards, the candybar form factor is becoming rarer and rarer. There...

Samsung's Galaxy Pro has so much right but doesn't quite offer the best. While it's not a bad business phone, what it lacks has meant that it just didn't do enough to warrant our attention

As the old 12-key style mobile phones slide further into obscurity in the mainstream mobile market (for now at least), we're getting used to seeing more of hybrid phones like the Samsung Galaxy Pro;…

Described by Samsung as "the perfect business partner", the Samsung Galaxy Pro is targeted at business professionals who prefer typing on a keyboard rather than a touchscreen, but would still like a touchscreen for general input. The Galaxy Pro...

With a flurry of Android handsets released in the past year, it's becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between them. That said, QWERTY devices are thinner on the ground and for this reason, when the Samsung Galaxy Pro landed on our desk, we...

The Galaxy XCover6 Pro claims to be Samsung's toughest smartphone if you're looking for a higher level of protection for your smartphone at work, or if you have an outdoor lifestyle. Our tests examine whether it's as durable as Samsung claims, and how...

A productivity powerhouse with a splendid display and a long-lasting battery, but the ecosystem needs work.

Samsung takes on the qwerty brigade with the button-packed Galaxy Pro, and the results are less than impressive as our review finds out

Qwerty handsets used to be associated with high-end businessusers. But with texting an essential part of every teen'scommunication arsenal, there's an increasing range of budget phoneswith the hard key option.