Samsung’s cross-platform messenger service ChatON has received its most significant update to date. The update brings many new features and improvements to the ChatON service, which has now hit ...

The last time we spoke about Samsung's mobile communication service ChatON, it was only just being announced as a future product – that was earlier this year – since then it's been launched as a fully ...

Earlier today, reports surfaced by The Korea Times indicated that Samsung was planning on shutting down ChatOn, the company’s messaging service, on a region-to-region basis due to the service not ...

Pour it out if you've got it; Samsung will suffer a heavy loss in February, and we can think of no better way to mourn the demise of an app that millions reportedly used than to make one big, final ...

This year has been a breakthrough one for mobile messaging apps, and Samsung is closing out 2012 with a major update to its own cross-platform service ChatON. The Korean electronics firm has unveiled ...

Remember ChatON? The Samsung-built, cross-platform, mobile messaging app which arrived in Google’s Android Market this fall? The app, somewhat similar to BlackBerry’s BBM or Apple’s iMessage, provides ...

Does the world need another instant messaging service? South Korean electronics giant Samsung seems to think so: the company has announced it will be launching ChatON, a new free mobile messaging ...

Samsung’s free ChatOn Android app is now available in the Android Market, but it still has a few bugs. Several users are complaining that Samsung has been slow to send out necessary verification codes ...

Samsung’s cross-platform messaging application called ChatON has arrived in the Google Android Market this morning. The service, announced in August, is similar to RIM’s BlackBerry BBM or Apple’s ...

Samsung Electronics has introduced three new smartphones based on its own operating system Bada, including the new flagship model Wave 3, which includes a software client for the company’s new ...

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