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Samsung Galaxy Tab Event Wrap-Up and Hands-On [Video]

, Sep 16th 2010 Discuss [4]

We had known about Samsung’s event for a little while now, and while there was some pretty obvious speculation about the purpose of that event, it wasn’t until a leaked internal Verizon document that we got any kind of “confirmation” as to what we’d be seeing tonight. And, sure enough, Samsung delivered the goods with their Galaxy Tab device. The 7-inch tablet that runs Android 2.2 is officially heading into the United States under the watchful guidance of the four major wireless carriers some time within the holiday season, this year.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab for T-Mobile Due by This Holiday Season

, Sep 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

We just heard that the Android-based Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet device from Samsung was heading to every major wireless carrier in the United States, and sure enough we just got confirmation from T-Mobile that this is indeed the case (not that we didn’t believe Samsung, of course). The Galaxy Tab for T-Mobile will be the first mobile tablet for T-Mobile’s Android offerings.

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Samsung’s Media Hub Will Feature Movies and Next-Day TV Shows

, Sep 16th 2010 Discuss [2]

Samsung is rolling out the announcements tonight, and sure enough, they took some time to focus on their now famous Media Hub. We all know that streaming media is one of the main focuses of our mobile devices, and it’s good to see that Samsung is taking it seriously. Their Media Hub is now official, as of tonight, and the Samsung Epic 4G should be getting an update OTA to make its presence known.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab will Feature Full Flash 10.1

, Sep 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

Flash Player on your tablet device may be something you look forward to, or you may not care all that much. If you do care, though, and you’ve been waiting to get your hands on a tablet that features full Flash Player 10.1, then it looks like the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab may be just the option for you. Samsung has just gone ahead and let everyone know that the Tab, the new Android-based 7-inch tablet from the company, will feature the full Flash experience.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab Launching in Four Versions for Major Wireless Carriers

, Sep 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

We’ve already heard in the past that the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the Android-based tablet that’s already seen quite the loving overseas in press events, is heading to the United States thanks to the wireless carriers in these parts. But, it’s just been confirmed by Samsung that that is certainly the case. The tablet device will be launching in the coming weeks under the four major wireless carrier flags: Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint.

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Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy Tab tipped for unveil on Thursday

, Sep 14th 2010 Discuss [0]

After the Samsung Galaxy Tab showed up earlier this week with AT&T branding, it began to look more and more likely that the WSJ's tipsters - who suggested AT&T, Verizon and Sprint versions of the 7-inch Froyo slate were incoming - were correct.  Now, an internal training document from Verizon has leaked to BGR, seemingly confirming that their version of the Galaxy Tab is also "coming soon". Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy Tab with AT&T Branding Breaks Cover

, Sep 13th 2010 Discuss [1]

It was only earlier today that we heard rumors that the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the 7-inch Android 2.2-based tablet device from Samsung would be making its way to every major wireless carrier here in the States, and now it looks like we've got a confirmation. Not an "official" confirmation, mind you, but one nonetheless. As long as you believe internal leaked images, that is. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy Tab headed to Verizon, Sprint & AT&T; Euro carriers spill price details

, Sep 13th 2010 Discuss [1]

Slow is the drip of Samsung Galaxy Tab pricing information; vast is our desire to get our hands on the Froyo slab.  After SIM-free figures for Germany and the UK emerged, the Wall Street Journal is now suggesting that Verizon, Sprint and AT&T have all signed up for their own version of the 7-inch slate.  Meanwhile, it seems reps for T-Mobile and Vodafone in Germany were more talkative than they ought to be while at IFA, both revealing some figures of their own. Read The Full Story

Three UK confirm Samsung Galaxy Tab pricing

UK network Three has become the first to throw their hat into the Samsung Galaxy Tab ring, announcing that they will be offering the Android slate.  As with the Dell Streak on O2, both voice+data and data-only packages will be offered, priced from £7.50 ($12) per month for data-only, or from £10 ($15) a month for voice+data. Full price plan information after the cut Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy Tab gets £617 “confirmed” UK price

First Germany, now a confirmed Samsung Galaxy Tab price for the UK.  Hot on the heels of Amazon Germany pricing up the Android 2.2 Froyo slate at €799 for the unlocked, SIM-free version, UK retailer Clove has listed the Galaxy Tab P1000 for £616.88 including tax ($949), a figure which they claim is "confirmed". Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy Tab gets €799 unlocked German pricing

Samsung's Galaxy Tab was always expected to have a high sticker price for the unsubsidized European model, and it seems Amazon Germany has dashed any hopes that it might not be the case.  The online retailer is now listing the Froyo slate for a whopping €799 ($1,030). Read The Full Story

Samsung hints that Galaxy Tab will cost $200 to $400

Samsung's Galaxy Tab has been making the rounds for a while now with more and more information about the tablet coming forward. One of the key bits of info that we still aren't 100% on is the price of the tablet. Read The Full Story

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