Much to the delight of owner Roman Abramovich, the Chelsea football club will be honored with its own limited edition Samsung Galaxy Player 70. Only 100 units will be available and each comes bundled with an Chelsea FC home shirt replica. The package is valued at £233, but being one of the select few to own this PMP might be extremely difficult.
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BeBook is best known for its e-readers, but now it’s branching out into the world of tablets (isn’t everyone nowadays?). As such, the BeBook Live is a super budget 7-inch offering that’s taking tablets out of the polo-necked clutches of the Apple brigade, bringing them to the masses. We can’t argue with the price, but is there anything else that’ll aggravate you should you choose to spend? Read on and find out.
Joining the HTC Thunderbolt and Droid Charge as the third 4G LTE Android smartphone to grace the Verizon’s line up will be the LG Revolution, tomorrow May 26. Priced at $249 (£154) on 2-year contract, the Revolution runs Android 2.2 Froyo and features a Super AMOLED Plus display like our current favorite, the Samsung Galaxy S 2.
Somewhere in a dark corner Google TV is struggling to come to grips with the idea Geniatech, a Shenzhen-based electronics company, could deliver Android apps on your big screen first. The Android TV set top box is exactly what the name implies. It’s an Android 2.2 Froyo powered box which, when connected to your HDTV, delivers up all the tasty apps you could imagine.
The Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0 received a formal launch this morning in the company’s stomping grounds of Seoul, Korea. As the leading provider of Smart Mobile Devices, Samsung is bring the four and five inch Galaxy S players to Android fans around the globe. The fun kicks off in Russia for the Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and Switzerland for the Galaxy S WiFi 5.0.
Just when you thought the original Galaxy Tab had reached the finish line in its product cycle, Samsung throws us a curveball. A WiFi-only edition of the 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab will debut next week (April 10) in the US for $349. There are three confirmed online retailers planning on picking up inventory of the tablet, here’s what we know:
For the Android prepaid front in the United States, the outlook has been rather grim, until now. Boost Mobile, a subsidiary of Sprint/Nextel, has announced plans to bring the Samsung Galaxy Prevail to their smartphone line up. As the first CDMA Android device on Boost, the Prevail is positioned to maximize your return on that $50 monthly unlimited plan.
Dell’s seven inch tablet, the Dell Streak 7, will hit the UK by the end of April. According to the press release, the Streak 7 will be sold directly on Dell’s UK website for £299, including VAT and shipping. Powered by Android 2.2 and the custom Stage UI software UI overlay, this might be the Tegra 2-powered tablet you’ve been waiting for.