Here’s something to brighten your weekend: Apple has reportedly filed for a preliminary injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 here in the U.S., and the company might get its wish. It seems Tim Cook’s cronies legal cronies gained a bit of confidence following the win against Samsung’s slate in Germany. Will the legal battles between

Samsung’s newest Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 tablet is now available for $399.99 from several retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, hhgregg, Tiger Direct, Walmart and Office Depot. The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 offers a 10.1-inch display with a 1280 x 800-pixel resolution, 16GB of storage, a built-in IR blaster for controlling your TV channels, a microSD

GameStop, typically known as a retailer that sells new and used games, will reportedly begin to accept Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Nexus S devices as trade-ins. The retailer recently started selling tablets, but until now has only accepted game systems, iOS devices and games for trade-in credits. Gadget Experts broke the news on Friday and said

It sounds like Samsung may have more than the Galaxy S III lined up for its upcoming May 3 event in London. According to a report from CNET Asia, citing unnamed sources, the Korean company is preparing to introduce a 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab “to complement the handset launch.” The device will apparently run a dual-core

U.S. Cellular announced on Thursday that it is now offering the Galaxy Tab 10.1 for $399.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate in “current and upcoming” 4G LTE markets for a limited time. Outside of those markets, however, the tablet is available for $499.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 offers a 1280

I’ll bet that if you’re heading out to purchase a new tablet today, it’ll be Apple’s new iPad. But in case you’re not into iOS, how about picking up Sony’s latest Tablet S instead? A number of British retailers are slashing the price of the 16GB Android-powered slate by £100 (approx. $157) to just £299

The long-awaited Android Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Samsung Galaxy S II begins its rollout in Europe and Korea today. And this isn’t just another accidental news release from the electronics giant; this time it’s really happening. The update will begin its journey in Korea, Samsung’s homeland, in addition to a number of European

Things have been increasingly moving away from Flash toward HTML5. (“Things” here includes stuff like funny cat videos, games, apps and other interactive or motion-based content. Basically, the sexy, splashy stuff.) For companies, the cross-platform development of HTML5 is a no-brainer. For end users, it would give them a smoother experience without so many crashes,

It isn’t very often you will hear a company admit it isn’t doing well in a given market, but that is exactly what Samsung did today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Speaking with reporters during a media roundtable, CNET reports that Hankil Yoon, a product strategy executive for Samsung, said ’We’re not doing very well

We’re here in Geneva, Switzerland waiting for a connecting flight to Barcelona for Mobile World Congress and it looks like Samsung has already jumped the gun on a few of its announcements for the show. The South Korea-based company announced 10.1-inch and 7-inch versions of a new “Galaxy Tab 2″ Android tablet. Both tablets run

If you’re looking to inject some life into your Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wi-Fi, the talented developers in the Android community have you covered. Steve Kondik, CyanogenMod founder, announced over President’s Day weekend that a pre-alpha build of CyanogenMod 9 has been made available for the tablet, requiring only a recovery.img flash in fastboot and then

One of the first things new tablet owners do is peruse their respective OS’s app store. Whether you’re partial to iOS, Android or Windows Phone, there are thousands and thousands of worthy apps that sets the tablet experience apart from its PC and smartphone counterparts. I think it’s fun to see what’s on other people’s

Samsung’s bad luck continues this week as the Korean company loses its bid to overturn a ban against its original Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in Germany. The ruling means Samsung can only sell the modified version of its popular Android-powered tablet — designed to evade Apple’s patents — in Europe’s biggest economy. A higher regional

For most, the introduction of a new year typically gives people the opportunity to change, turn over a new leaf. For Apple, it’s business as usual. The Cupertino-based company on Tuesday filed another suit in Germany, this time gunning for 10 of Samsung’s most popular smartphone models, including the Galaxy S II. In addition, a

It seems Samsung’s new Galaxy Nexus won’t be the last of its devices to go white. The Korean company’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 7.0 tablets have been spotted in Vietnam not only with white backs, but with white fronts as well. While the device already comes in black and white variations, the front bezel

If you’re the owner of a Samsung Galaxy device, then the next few months have a treat in store for you. An Ice Cream Sandwich kind of treat. Samsung has issued a press release this morning to confirm that all Galaxy devices will receive the much-anticipated Android 4.0 update starting the first quarter of 2012. Its

More than a year and a half after the iPad was introduced, the tablet market is growing by the second. Currently, there is no shortage of options: Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Transformer Prime, iPad 2. Thanks to their larger, more immersive touch screens, productivity capabilities and convenient portability, they offer an entirely

Late last month, a judge lifted a ban against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia and finally gave Samsung the go-ahead to launch the device down under. Of course, Apple appealed the decision to the High Court, but its luck ran out. However, if Apple’s appeal had have been successful, Samsung would have had

A U.S judge has reportedly denied Apple’s request to ban Samsung’s Galaxy line of products in the United States. Apple has claimed that Samsung is “slavishly copying” its products with the Galaxy line, and the two companies are currently in the middle of twenty lawsuits across ten different countries around the world regarding those claims.

A federal judge has lifted the ban preventing the sale of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia. Samsung will now be allowed to launch the tablet in the country, provided it keeps sales records for the device. Apple plans to appeal the decision, and the court has honored Apple’s request for the injunction to remain

When you’re one of the biggest phones in the smartphone land, the next crop of competition is always around the corner looking to take over. For the iPhone, companies are constantly trying to convince consumers that the grass is greener on the other side. A new ad from Samsung, set to hit TV sets on

Following the huge success of its debut tablet, the affordable 7-inch Kindle Fire tablet, it’s unsurprising that Amazon has plans to extend its Kindle Fire lineup. According to sources with Amazon’s “supply chain makers,” the online retail giant is prepping an 8.9-inch tablet that it will launch during the second quarter of 2012. The company

Samsung has confirmed today that Galaxy S II owners in the U.K. will get Google’s latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. The Korean electronics giant confirmed the news in a message posted to Twitter, but didn’t give any indication when the update might go live. While we knew the update was set for selected

Samsung has reportedly tweaked its 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab so it can be sold in Germany. Called the Galaxy Tab 10.1N, the tablet was slightly redesigned in order to get around an injunction Apple won earlier this year banning sales of the original in the country. Apple claimed that Samsung had copied the design of the

As we reported exclusively last week, Rogers has a pretty sweet deal for the holiday season if you’re looking for a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to give as a gift or for yourself. Starting today, Rogers customers can score themselves a free Galaxy Tab 10.1 in one of two ways, or at least a heavily