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TouchWiz UX Update Now Available For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi
Aug 5th
Did Samsung just release an update on time? Yep. The TouchWiz UX update is available for all you lucky Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi owners out there. Just grab your Tab, hit Settings > About Tablet > System Updates and voila. What will you be trading your stock Honeycomb experience for?
- Live Panel: Magazine-like widget view for immediate access to weather, social updates, email, news, photo gallery, all on the home screen. The visual layout of Live Panel is completely customizable for one-touch entry into each user’s most important information.
- Mini Mode Tray: One-touch access to commonly used applications–Task Manager, Calendar, World Clock, Pen Memo, Calculator, Music–which overlay in a pop-up window on display screen for powerful multi-tasking.
- Clipboard: Advanced copy & paste functionality allows Galaxy Tab 10.1 users to store photos, Web pages, YouTube links, etc., on the clipboard for easy sharing via email and social network sites.
- Indicator Quick Panel: Quickly toggle on/off Wi-Fi, notifications, sound, brightness and settings in lower right hand corner of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 display.
- Photo Editor: Rotate, crop and adjust colors on high quality digital images
For more on what you’ll be getting with this latest update I’ll refer you to the presser from the other day. Enjoy!
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TouchWiz UX Update Now Available For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi originally appeared on AndroidGuys.
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Verizon roadmap confirms launch date for Droid Bionic, HTC Vigor, Samsung Stratosphere and more
Aug 4th
It looks like Verizon has a serious case of the “leakies”. Somebody inside the company just leaked a supposedly official roadmap of the company’s upcoming devices. The roadmap extends all the way from September up to January of next year. If we’re to believe this leak, Verizon will release a total of 9 new Android devices in that time-frame. Let’s take a look at all of them.
- Droid Bionic — September 8th — We know all about the Droid Bionic at this point. All there’s left to do is wait one more month.
- Samsung Stratosphere — September 8th — Word on the street is that the Stratosphere will replace Verizon’s Fascinate. It will launch with 4G LTE support and Android 2.3.
- Motorola XOOM 4G LTE — September 8th — Nothing to report here. It’s just the Xoom with 4G support.
- Samsung Illusion — September 29th — A 3G device running Android 2.3 most likely aimed at the low to mid-end section of the market.
- HTC Bliss — September 29th — Another Android phone powered by Gingerbread. However, this will one will supposedly be marketed to women.
- HTC Vigor — October 6th — It looks like the HTC Vigor will replace the HTC Thunderbolt.
- LG Revolution 2 — October 20th — You guessed it! This one will replace the LG Revolution.
- Samsung Galaxy Tab P8 — November — A 4G LTE tablet that could very well be the Galaxy Tab 8.9.
- Samsung Plato — January — This is one quite interesting. The device was, for some reason, pushed bad to January. Last time I checked, Ice Cream Sandwich will be released this Christmas. So the Plato will be either one of the first Android devices to run ICS or it will be outdated at launch. Humongous difference between the two.
There you have it. A total of nine Android devices, all coming out over the next few months. I fear my wallet won’t make it through this Christmas’ shopping season.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 TouchWiz UX Preview
Aug 4th
This Is My Next offers a good look at the new TouchWiz UX coming to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Looks a bit laggy. Good news is that you’ll have the option to bypass this update and receive future Honeycomb updates.
Any Samsung Tab 10.1 owners making the leap or are you sticking with stock Honeycomb?
Source: This Is My Next
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 TouchWiz UX Preview is an article from everything Android, sponsored by the Everything Android Store.
Samsung reveals new Galaxy Tab 10.1 accessories: multimedia dock, HDTV adapter, case, and more
Aug 3rd
Today’s Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 event in NYC wasn’t just about software — okay, it was mostly about software, but the company also unveiled a slew of accessories for its slick Android tablet. High atop the list is a number of new docks for the slate, including a Multimedia Dock, which props the device up in landscape mode while charging it and offering HDMI out. The Ultra Productivity Tool, meanwhile, also charges the device and includes a full-sized keyboard with Android shortcut keys. The 0 Premium Protective case turns the Tab into a makeshift notebook with a full-size Bluetooth keyboard and a hinge that lets the user adjust the tab’s viewing angle.
A new HDTV adapter gives the tablet full 1080p HDMI output. The company also announced a SD card adapter and a USB adapter for easy accessory input. For , Tab owners can pick up the Premium Book Cover, a high end case for the device that lets you prop it up for typing or viewing movies. And somewhere in the distance, you could hear Steve Jobs audibly shudder when the company unveiled a pen stylus for the device. The stylus has an aluminum body and a silicon tip, for when you need to give your fingertips a break. It’ll run you , and sadly won’t include meat. We’re fighting for images as we speak — stay tuned!
Samsung reveals new Galaxy Tab 10.1 accessories: multimedia dock, HDTV adapter, case, and more originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 03 Aug 2011 12:29:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Canalys: Android rules the smartphone world, Samsung could’ve done better
Aug 2nd
Thought Android was killing it in the US? Try the rest of planet Earth, bud. The latest from our friends at Canalys has Google’s mobile OS on 48 percent of smartphones worldwide, or nearly one out of every two sold. Mountain View’s stratospheric rise came at someone’s expense, and it looks like Nokia’s the loser here folks, which corroborates the data from last week’s IDC report. Espoo’s foibles are troublesome in a market that grew 73 percent year over year, especially when Samsung shipped 421 percent more handsets than it did a year ago. As a result, the Korean company has surpassed Nokia in smartphone marketshare, just like its rival in Cupertino. Despite the rampant growth, the research firm suspects Sammy could have done better, noting that it had failed to capitalize on Nokia’s “weakened state around the world” with its “global scale and channel reach.” We’ll see if Samsung takes Canalys’ constructive criticism to heart in Q3, but while you wait, you can read the full report after the jump.
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Canalys: Android rules the smartphone world, Samsung could’ve done better originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 02 Aug 2011 06:26:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Samsung will release Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia despite Apple complaint
Aug 2nd
Samsung has put out a distinctly unafraid-looking statement declaring that a “Galaxy Tab 10.1 for the Australian market will be released in the near future,” despite Apple’s attempt to halt sales through the Aussie Federal Court. It explains that Apple’s underlying patent complaints only relate to the US variant of the tablet, which Samsung had no plans to sell Down Under anyway. In a particularly emboldened finale, the missive adds that “Samsung will continue to actively defend and protect our intellectual property.”
Samsung will release Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia despite Apple complaint originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 02 Aug 2011 04:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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