Feb 10, 2012 : Comments
Samsung Vibrant back on official CyanogenMod list, 911 issues fixed
Samsung Tab
AT&T Tab training leads to a la cart pricing
It's being rumored today that AT&T employees have started training on how to handle the Samsung Galaxy Tab. AT&T has taken page out of Sprint's playbook on this one, and plans to be the first US carrier to announce pricing and availability. Take this next bit of information revealed with a grain of salt, but it was also said today that AT&T's pricing guide will... Read more » Samsung using Amtel maXTouch for Galaxy Tab
Announced today in a press release, Samsung will indeed be using the same Amtel maXTouch screen sensors seen in their Galaxy S line, the HTC EVO, and Incredible. Dongsub Kim, Principal Engineer and Team Leader at HW Platform R&D Group of Samsung Electronics Mobile Device Division: "Atmel maXTouch solutions have proven to be the best architecture with the... Read more » Galaxy Tab will land on Rogers and Bell
Canadian readers out there, you're gonna love this. Rogers and Bell have both just announced over the weekend that they will be carrying the Galaxy Tab. Exciting, no? That means in just the US and Canada alone, there will be a minimum of six carriers selling the Galaxy Tab. If that's not enough to take on the iPad, I don't know what is. There's still no solid launch... Read more » Galaxy Tab affordable in US; crazy expensive overseas
That's way things are looking to shake out anyway, with Samsung execs dropping numbers between $200 and $400 in the States--or "Slightly more than the Galaxy S smartphone"--and with Amazon Germany listing the unit unlocked for €799, $1,030. Ouch. That doesn't sound like much of an iPad competitor now, does it? Of course we're all expecting carrier subsidies in... Read more » Samsung Tab rooted
I like this trend of devices being rooted before they're even released, it's a great incentive for hackers and modders alike. The latest device to get the treatment is none other than the Samsung Galaxy Tab. As of right now, it's not known whether or not the root will work on production models, so this is definitely to be considered a work in progress. Quick... Read more » Samsung Tab headed to Sprint in November?
That's the newest rumor to come out about the Samsung Galaxy Tab from BGR. According to one of their sources, Sprint will indeed acquire their very own flavor of the Tab complete with 3G, and 4G, all by November. Unfortunately, that's as far as the rumor goes. Taking into account Sprint's first-to-market advertising and how their version of the Galaxy S (The Epic)... Read more » Samsung Galaxy Tab roundup: Whole lotta’ Tab
Samsung announces Galaxy Tab
Samsung announced their Galaxy S Tab today at the IFA conference in Berlin, Germany. The tablet will ship with Android 2.2, Froyo, and eventually be upgraded to Gingerbread, which most people have pegged as 3.0. As for the version following Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Samsung has said that it provides a different tablet experience and will power a next-gen tablet that... Read more » Samsung Tab is headed for multiple carriers: GSM/CDMA
When photos popped up of Samsung's Galaxy tablet, Tab, bearing a white tape label with "CDMA" printed on it, the natural response was to look for the gadget on tablet-hungry Verizon (where it will be turning up) and to ask the question: "Will we see a GSM version?" The answer to that question comes today in the form of FCC filings that list the Tab's GSM frequencies... Read more » Samsung Mobile event, 9/16
Word is coming in today that Samsung is sending out invites to a special mobile event planned for the 16th of September. Exactly what will be discussed at said event is still a mystery. Considering that the Fascinate is due out by the 9th, and that's the only known high-end Sammy headed State-side, we are inclined to believe this may be the US reveal of the Samsung... Read more »









