Here’s another notch RIM can put on its belt. According to ‘The Economic Times’, the BlackBerry PlayBook performed better on its opening day than both Samsung’s Galaxy Tab and Motorola’s Xoom. Granted, RIM doesn’t look to have an iPad on its hands, but with an estimated 50,000 units sold on its first day, it appears many analysts underestimated the Canadian giant.
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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:
We’re well past the mid-point of the working week – in fact, by our watches, we make it Wednesday Going Home Time. To celebrate, we’re cracking open a bottle of vino and serving up a plate of all the afternoon’s big headlines right here for you in our teatime tech roundup. Tuck in!
Once upon a time, the best Android tablet you could get for under £300 was the Advent Vega, while the Samsung Galaxy Tab Android 2.2 slate cost twice as much. Jump forward a few months, and what do we have? A full fat Samsung Galaxy Tab, complete with Google apps, for £299 – and it’s on sale now. Will this make you think twice about an iPad 2 now?
After a bit of a hiccup last week, we’re back at it again dishing the latest tech news. In today’s US Update we confirm just how many Call of Duty: Black Ops owners live in the US, deliver the scoop on the Microsoft Zune, announce the Galaxy Tab WiFi release date and more.
Amidst the onslaught of iPad 2 news and reviews, it’s time to break ground in the Android department. According to leaked images from droid-life, the WiFi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab will be released on April 4th and priced at $399. Unfortunately it appears Android 2.2 Froyo is still in tow and there’s no word on a Honeycomb upgrade date.
That’s Monday done and dusted, but before you knock off, click right here for the latest technology news, all crammed into one place. Its name? Teatime tech, bien sur…