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Last week, the Samsung Galaxy Tab was made official by the Korean manufacturer and we’re told that it’s hitting all four major U.S. wireless carriers. The Android tablet hasn’t been priced, and released dates still aren’t official, but that hasn’t stopped Samsung from producing an ad that shows us just how the Galaxy Tab can…
Surprise! It looks like the Samsung Galaxy Tab, which will be running the tablet-incompatible Android 2.2, or Froyo, OS, might have some issues with applications. Samsung already mentioned that some applications and features have been optimized for the 7-inch display tablet experience, so those of you waiting for the Galaxy Tab should know what you’re…
As the official release of the Samsung Galaxy Tab nears, expect more of this right here: Why you need this from us, and not the other carriers. Verizon looks to be the first carrier to give potential customers the rundown of what the Galaxy Tab will offer. The Galaxy Tab doesn’t differ too much from…
Rogers has already gone all official about carrying the Samsung Galaxy Tab, but it looks like Bell will be keeping them company. I just got word from Bell Mobility PR that though they haven’t announced dates or pricing, they’re confirming that they’ll carry the Android 2.2 tablet at some point. Telus has remained tight-lipped on…
Last night, Samsung made the Galaxy Tab official and told us that it would be available from all four major carriers in the U.S. The 7-inch display tablet computer features Android 2.2, or Froyo, and has a custom UI made by Samsung, which makes the experience feel pretty similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy…
No surprises here as we’ve already announced that today is the day for the Apple iPad launch in China. One thing that is a little surprising, however, are the lines and crowds for the device. Despite rain and gloomy weather, folks in Beijing are crowding the flagship Apple store in China to be one of…
The first decent Android tablet has been officially announced by Samsung today. The Samsung Galaxy Tab, which we were very impressed by when we got some hands-on action with, will be available for all four major U.S. carriers, as well as Rogers in Canada. As you’ve likely heard before, the Galaxy Tab sports a 7-inch,…
Looks like we’ll have to wait a little longer before we can get our hands on the much-anticipated Android tablet from Motorola. Rumored to hit Verizon this holiday season, the device, codenamed Stingray, may have been delayed until early 2011 according to Sanjay Jha, Motorola’s CEO. Oddly enough, not only has the tablet been delayed,…
Not to be outdone by Archos and its handful of Android tablets, Acer will also be releasing a few Android tablets as well. Three to be exact, and Acer’s Android tablets will run on Gingerbread, and these will come in sizes of 5, 7, and 10 inches. It’s cool that companies are working on more…
One of the most anticipated upcoming Android tablets is Notion Ink’s Adam. Featuring a 10-inch Pixel Qi display and connectivity ports galore, there’s yet to be another tablet to rival the Adam in terms of specifications. The Adam has faced a handful of delays, but today we were very, very pleased to hear that the…