Thought the £99 HP TouchPad was a bargain? Wait until you get a load of this: earlier this week, Vodafone accidentally sold the rather swish Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, complete with a year’s worth of data, for less than the price of er, a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Oops.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is on sale from today, but what do you need to know before you spend? Well how about where to find the best price, the best accessories, and the best apps once you’ve unwrapped it?
It just so happens we’ve got all the above right here. Read on for all your Galaxy Tab 10.1 needs.
It’s simple. Smartphones and tablets are hot, televisions are not. As the world’s largest manufacturer of televisions, Samsung’s second quarter financial results revealed its flat-panel business is bleeding money, resulting in a 26 percent dip in profits. The unsettling news masked the surge in demand for its mobile line, leading to our simple conclusion. Samsung should focus on its smartphones and tablets.
The week’s just begun, the sun is out, and it’s time for a sandwich. But before you break out the Hovis, make sure you chow down on the tastiest tech morsels, with Russell Brand promoting HP’s Touchpad, Apple being hacked, BBC banning Twitter, and PS4 news.
It’s been a wet week here in the UK. Rather than let the weather get us down, we’re here to help you catch up on the best stories to land on Electricpig this week to help brighten up your day.
This week we have a launch date for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, the latest on a PS3 price drop, reviews of the HTC ChaCha and Sony Ericsson Neo, a video interview with Libertines man Carl Barât and more.
It’s Friday! Rebecca Black’s famous song may be no more on YouTube, but we’re honouring its memory with a festive roundup of all the morning’s tech news. Read on and get all of it right here!
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 might have gobbled up the spotlight following the generous giveaway at Google I/O, but let’s not forget the tablet has a smaller, lighter and thinner relative: the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9. The smaller Tab has just received approval from the FCC; a tall tale sign the tablet is on track for an early summer release date.
Jump starting your week it’s time for your evening dose of tech news. Today we begin with an update on the Motorola Droid 3, also known as the Milestone 3. We carry on with Sony’s forecast predicting the PSN hack will cost £160m and we close with Apple Store 2.0, the future of Mac retail. This and more on today’s US Update.
