Most wireless carriers are making the jump to 4G LTE, and US Cellular hasn’t kept it a big secret that they plan on releasing their own 4G LTE network this year. Of course, while it’s great that the network is seeing huge boosts in speed and technology, most people care about the devices that are showcasing the network. And US Cellular has officially… Read more
Samsung seems to be a bit lost in the woods at the moment. The company made the first move last week by officially announcing that the original Samsung Galaxy S, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab would not be receiving an official update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Considering the high-end nature of the Galaxy S, people were admittedly pretty upset. After… Read more
Four days ago Samsung rocked the mobile market by announcing that the original Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab would not be getting an upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. They told the world that it was due to a memory allowance on both devices, and that it would be hard to upgrade the devices due to the lack of it on each. While Samsung is sticking… Read more
While Samsung, along with the other manufacturers out there have been pretty transparent about their update plans and strategies for upgrading existing devices to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, it’s obviously not going to be all good news. If you are someone out there who still owns an original Samsung Galaxy S or the original Galaxy Tab, then you’ve… Read more
For every company on the planet, marketing is a huge step. And the sign of a good marketer, or perhaps a brave marketer, is someone who can take what’s been seen as a negative event and twist it around to seem pretty positive. That’s what we’re looking at here with this promotional poster for the Galaxy line-up of tablets from Samsung. As you can see,… Read more
Good news for any Cricket subscribers out there who have been waiting to get a Cricket-backed tablet. The regional carrier has made the decision to go with Samsung’s 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab, and for most of you out there, that will probably make due for the carrier’s first tablet device. There are two prices for the Galaxy Tab 10.1. The first is without a… Read more
One shortfall of being in this amazing community of Android consumers is that there aren’t many accessories or peripherals for the many Android devices out on the market. When viewing the ecosystem of our counterpart, iOS, we see a slew a manufacturers that create amazing accessories that add to the experience creating a much fuller and… Read more
We’ve known about the Galaxy Tab 7.7 for a little while now, and while we knew it was headed for a release on the other side of the pond, the rumors regarding a State-side release were never all that quiet. So now that we’re looking at a reported internal image of a Verizon system, showcasing not only the 10.1-inch variant of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab tablet… Read more
When US Cellular launched the 7-inch Galaxy Tab from Samsung, the device was running Android 2.2 Froyo, which was to be expected. And while the wait has been long, the regional carrier has finally provided the goods to upgrade the tablet to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Sure, it may not be Honeycomb, but no one should have expected that to happen. The update… Read more
Android’s first Google blessed tablet did have the best success. The original Tab was kinda chunky, only had a 7″ screen, and ran a glorified phone OS. But it quickly dropped in price, and became a good device for the dev community. Many tried to get Honeycomb on the Tab, but it was a difficult task without Google open-sourcing the code. All that has… Read more
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