Tablet Crunch

A German court has dealt a serious blow to Apple today.  The state court in Duesseldorf said on Thursday there were "clear differences" between the Galaxy Tab 10.1N and the iPad, thus releasing the ban and allowing the Galaxy Tab 10.N to be sold in country.  After being previously banned by the German courts because ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet is reportedly coming to American Airlines as a standard issue benefit to premium class cabin flyers. Interesting enough however is the fact that American Airlines was just in the news regarding their pilots being authorized to carry iPads. So if I'm looking at this right, passengers get entertained with the ...

Samsung is just going to have to get by a little longer without selling their new premium tablet, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, in Australia for awhile longer. Apple has won a ruling in Australia's High Court blocking the sale of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10 Android tablet. Apple claims that Samsung stole the design of the iPad, and ...

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 was suppose to be available on November 13 - the date the Samsung spent a lot of time and money promoting. But good ol' Amazon has stepped into the picture with their ecommerce power and somehow got the Galaxy Tab 7.0 up and available right now for purchase. The price for the new ...

One year ago, we wrote about how the Samsung Galaxy Tab sold over 600,000 units in its first month.  But those figures having proving to be nothing more than a smoke screen for what was about to come in the future of the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Within the last year, the Samsung Galaxy Tab has all ...

Sprint forced to cut the price of their Samsung Galaxy Tab after both Verizon and AT&T cut their prices for the Android powered tablet. Following cuts by both Verizon Wireless, AT&T, and even T-Mobile USA, Sprint was inevitably forced to cut it's price of the popular Android tablet by Samsung - the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Sprint's price ...

Samsung's Galaxy Tab has reportedly sold over 600,000 units since it first launched in Italy in mid-October. The Android powered Galaxy Tab is the first real competitor of Apple's iPad to emerge. Apple created a whole new paradigm of mobile computing last April when it released the iPad. The Galaxy Tab is now available in over 30 ...

Samsung's Galaxy Tab, the first real iPad contender, is set to get a serious upgrade in processing performance. Samsung announced at the Taiwanese ARM Technical Symposium that the Galaxy Tab would be getting an upgrade to a dual-core processor called The Orion, according to AkihabaraNews. The Orion processor will be capable of encoding and decoding 1080p (HD) ...

Samsung may have just gotten a bit of leverage against Apple's iPad. News is breaking that Samsung just released their open source code of their Galaxy Tab OS. The Galaxy Tab OS is Android 2.2, and now developers and hackers can start coding away and modifying their Galaxy Tab tablet. However, don't forget that Google is the one ...

Great news (maybe) for AT&T users. Word on the street is that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be arriving at AT&T stores on November 21st. The bad news for customers, and for Samsung is that the Galaxy Tab will cost $649.99 - that's $150 more than Apple's iPad starting price. I mean, really? Does Samsung expect ...

Samsung is just now starting to release their hyped Android tablet called the Galaxy Tab. The company announced they expect to sell 1 million Galaxy Tab tablets by the end of this year 2010. That's a pretty aggressive outlook especially considering that it is now already November. The Galaxy Tab is already available for purchase in the UK, ...

Samsung didn't really care that when Google came out and said that Android 2.2 (Froyo) wasn't designed for tablets, because they proceeded forward with full steam in the development and release of their new Galaxy Tab Android tablets. Word is coming from Samsung Hub that the Galaxy Tab will receive both the Android Gingerbread and Honeycomb ...

The first major competitor to the iPad has officially released in the UK. The Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet can now be purchased in the UK from the following retailers: Amazon – £529.99 unlocked. Expansys – £549.99 unlocked. Carphone Warehouse – £499.99 (30 day rolling contract of £10 p/m) or £529.99 unlocked. Vodafone and o2 have dedicated pages for the ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is set to launch on November 1st. However, Samsung wanted to make sure they separated themselves from the rest of the Android tablet market. So they contracted with CrystalRoc and Micro Anvika to create a Galaxy Tab unlike any other in the world. Here's how CrystalRoc describes it: The CrystalRoc Samsung Galaxy Tab ...

Now that Best Buy is taking pre-orders on the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the question everyone is asking is "how much are the 3G data plans?" So I wanted to put together and easy, comprehensive list that outlines the various data plans and pricing for the Galaxy Tab at the three major carriers where the Tab ...

You can now pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Tab at BestBuy.com to be used on either the Sprint or Verizon network. With Verizon, only the 3G enabled version is available. Terms for pre-ordering the Galaxy Tab are $399 from Sprint with a newly signed 2 year contract - Verizon offers the Galaxy Tab for $599 without a ...

For those of you that are looking for an alternative to the Apple iPad Samsung has a tablet you just might like.

According to the Wall Street Journal the Samsung Galaxy Tab is expected to available for AT&T, Verizon & Sprint.

The date seems to be set, and the place appears to be locked in as well. In New York City, on September 16th, Samsung executives are expected to present and release the Samsung Galaxy Tab to the US marketplace. The price, as reported earlier, is expected to fall somewhere around $200 - $300 with carrier ...

AT&T, Sprint, & Verizon all plan on selling the upcoming Android tablet by Samsung called the Galaxy Tab. Carrier subsidies are expected to be a catalyst in creating a favorable selling ennvironment. When the Samsung Galaxy Tab (Android tablet) hits the US, you can bet that carriers will be lining up to get a piece of ...

Samsung's Galaxy Tab (or Pad as some are referring to it) is the first real Android powered tablet to compete against the iPad. Samsung executives have been quoted as saying they expected to sell 10 million Galaxy Tabs within the first 12 months of release - which is scheduled for mid September in Europe and ...