Back at the beginning of May, we had gotten an invitation to a Samsung Mobile event in New York on May 24th. After the Infuse 4G was announced on May 5th, we had hoped to see either the Galaxy Tab 10.1 or the Galaxy S II being announced at this event. But today, we received a terse message letting us know that the event has been postponed to "a later date".
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‘Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1″’ Stories
May 24th Samsung Mobile Event Postponed
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 To Arrive First On Verizon With 4G LTE?
At Google I/O earlier this week, we did a hands-on for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, as well as an epic unboxing of "limited edition" versions of the slate, not to mention an exclusive "unboxing" by Google senior VP Vic Gundotra. But now we get word that the ultra thin and lightweight tablet may be heading to Verizon as its first carrier and sport speedy 4G LTE.
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HTC offered Sense-free Honeycomb Flyer for Google I/O giveaway?
Samsung's 5,000 strong Galaxy Tab 10.1 Limited Edition giveaway at Google I/O this week won them a few fans, but behind the scenes it seems there was plenty of controversy over who would get to give out freebies to the attending developers. Inside word among developers, Android coder Al Sutton tells us, is that HTC wanted to give every attendee an HTC Flyer as well as an unspecified smartphone from its range; however, Google decided to go with Samsung instead.
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WIN a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 by Judging our [Epic Unboxing War Number One!]
Behold the most excellent unboxing and hands-on video you’ll ever experience, ever, your entire life. The video you’re about to see has two major players, Ben Bajarin representing Android Community and Vincent Nguyen representing SlashGear, who will for your enjoyment both unbox the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 at the same exact time. In this video they both show you exactly what’s going on with the tablet in fair detail. Which unboxing is better? That’s for you to decide – and that’s how you’ll be winning your very own Samsung tablet in the very near future!
Exclusive: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 unboxing by Vic Gundotra
On the morning of May 10th, 2011, live at Google I/O, we were given an exclusive unboxing and hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 by none other than Vic Gundotra! Have a look with us at this device that will soon be given to every single attendee of the conference, a device that will go down in history as one of the mega-devices! We’ve already had a couple looks at this tablet as of late, but this is the big one, let me tell you. Once we get this device in our possession in ernest as well, we’ll be giving you all the info you need on it to engrain it in your brain for need to purchase in the future.
All 5,000 Google I/O Attendees Receive Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 for free
This is the big announcement above all other announcements, that everyone attending the conference would be getting a device of some great significance. This is the big deal, the huge one that makes for the future of the platform, the device given out is the one that takes the cake for the rest of the year – so what is it? A Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, a fully functional one, for every single one of the 5,000 attendees of the conference. Are you excited? If you’re there, you definitely should be.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Hands-On at Google I/O 2011
Monday the 9th of May 2011 and Google I/O has started with an early gift to us all! It’s the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, a device we got a very early hands-on with at CTIA 2011. When we were allowed to take that particular hands-on trip with the tablet (and its slightly smaller sibling) the device wasn’t yet a working unit. It was just sitting pretty and empty with a separate tablet device made for showing off Samsung’s new TouchWiz UX, a mobile operating system set to come out next to TouchWiz 4.0 as a tablet-specific version of Samsung’s signature overlay for Android 3.0 Honeycomb. Today we get to see a white version of the 10.1 Galaxy tablet with fully functional guts!
Samsung May 24 event confirmed: Galaxy Tab or GSII?
Samsung Mobile has announced a second event for May, sending SlashGear a teaser invite for a launch that will take place on May 24 in New York. The invite will follow Samsung and AT&T's "special announcement" on May 5 which is expected to be the launch of the Infuse 4G.
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Samsung Smart TV live streaming to Galaxy Tab hands-on [Video]
Samsung may have had 3D video-on-demand to announce at IFA 2011 this morning, but the company was also demonstrating its smart TV streaming system that can squirt a live video feed from a D7000 or D8000 series HDTV to one of the company’s Android-based devices. We grabbed some hands-on time to see whether this is the setup to retire your SlingBox for; check out the video demo and more after the cut.
Video demo after the cut
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V heads to Europe
Samsung's announcement of a reworked Galaxy Tab 10.1 at CTIA 2011 this morning prompted no small amount of confusion, given European carrier Vodafone has already picked up the original design as shown at MWC 2011 last month. We've just confirmed that Vodafone's version will launch as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V and will have a couple of key differences to today's new model.
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Samsung brings fight to iPad 2 with aggressive new Galaxy Tab pricing
Samsung has officially priced and dated its new Galaxy Tab models, and it seems the company may be the first Android tablet manufacturer to actually compete with the iPad/iPad 2 on sticker price. With a $499 entry-price for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi, matching the baseline for the iPad 2, and the promise of the Galaxy Tab 8.9 actually undercutting the Apple slate by $30, we may for once be looking at a more level playing field for tablet consumers.
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GALAXY Tab 10.1 & 8.9 Hands-on [CTIA 2011]
It’s hard to argue with the fact that the iPad 2 sent Samsung rushing back to the lab to try to squeeze some bulk out of the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but then it’s also clear that both the 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 8.9 slates are appealing hardware in their own right. Each slimmer and lighter than the second-gen Apple, they’re as close to Star Trek style sci-fi tablets as we’ve seen so far, making Motorola’s XOOM look fat in comparison.
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