Samsung Galaxy Tab had emerged in the form of leaks quite a number of times in the recent days. New details of the Android Tablet have now surfaced and Samsung appears to have been inspired by the iPad user interface, as the tablet utilizes a similar keyboard, app layout, and page management system.There is no change in the earlier rumored specifications of the device. The slate should indeed be released with the Android 2.2 Froyo operating system on board, along with the 7-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1024×600.It should arrive on shelves with two cameras,

For once the combination of speculations and company commitments has been true as we see the Motorola Charm being released on T-Mobile. They did say August 25 and gladly, the Charm has been available through the T-Mobile since yesterday. It is not an outright top-notch Android device and hence there is no sensationalism surrounding it, but it does pack a feature set, which we find pleasing enough.To begin with, there is the Android Eclair goodness on board and things get even better with the presence of a 600Mhz processor along with the MOTOBLUR user interface, which is an asset

Nokia’s upcoming touchscreen handset, the C7, has been leaked several times. Now the device has been previewed well-ahead of its official announcement.Not many details of the phone are available, but the leak makes it clear that the C7 is actually a slightly trimmed-down Nokia N8, with a lower price tag.The C7 is basically the N8 with no HDMI port and with an 8 megapixel camera (the N8 boasts of a 12 megapixel camera).The Symbian^3 handset, which was spotted in the wild back in early June, has a 3.5-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 640 x 360. It comes with dual LED

The new Blackberry Curve 9300 may not have yet arrived in a store near you, but it has been spotted on Canadian wireless carrier Rogers’ website for you to pick. The device, already a head turner, sports looks similar in design with the older Curve 8900. The model could better be seen as a replacement for the 8500 series.  The 9300 comes with the promise of the reliable email and messaging experience, and guarantees a greater multimedia experience as well.The Curve 9300  is being offered for $79.99 along with a three-year agreement or $399.99 free of contract. The handset

Motorola has unveiled their latest device, the MotoGlam, in South Korea. The MotoGlam is an Android 2.1 smartphone equipped with a 3.7-inch screen that is multitouch and has a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels. Along with the high resolution display is a 5-megapixel camera with a dual LED flash. It also comes with autofocus and 720P video recording.The phone supports a multitude of formats including DivX and XviD and there won’t be any problem saving your favorite movies in the 8GB microSD card available with the smartphone. Other features include 1GB of NAND Flash and 512MB of

Flying to Asia in 2012? If you haven’t some travel plans lined up, you could think of buying tickets for Cathay Pacific Airways. For, Cathay Pacific has inked a deal with Panasonic Avionics Corporation so as to bring to passengers the provision of full broadband connectivity. The feature will be made available on all Cathay Pacific and Dragonair passenger aircraft. The provision is expected to be up and running by the early months of 2012.When the new deal comes into effect, Cathay Pacific will be the first airline in Asia to deploy Panasonic Avionics’ Global

T-Mobile USA is launching the Motorola Charm later this month. Going by Tweets that talk of this, the Charm would resemble Motorola’s old Q series of phones and will come powered by Google Android. It will be the first device with both Motoblur and Android 2.1 in the US.The phone has a 600MHz processor and it features a wider 2.8-inch touchscreen having a resolution of 320×240 and comes with a QWERTY keyboard. With a wider display it feels more like a Blackberry than a regular Android phone.It also incorporates a Kodak-branded 3 megapixel camera, and Flash to help fill

Eurocom has introduced a more consumer-friendly and gamer-friendly device by unleashing the B7110 FOX, the latest in its line up of notebooks. The notebook has a 17.3 inch display and has the latest NVIDIA technology, the NVIDIA Optimus graphics-switching technology, along with the GeForce GT330M components for improved graphics performance.USB 3.0, Bluetooth 2.1 and 802.11n Wi-Fiare  included and you have a choice of Core i3, i5, and i7 processors. A 1920×1080 display, two hard drives for upto 1.6TB of storage, Blu-ray drives, and up to 16GB of DDR3 RAM is available as

Amazon and Barnes & Noble did it first. Sony is following suit. Close on the heels of the price cuts on their e-book readers, Sony too has effect a snip in pricing on its device. Sony’s price cut is the best till date, with the Daily Edition price falling from $350 to $300.We are told that prices of both the lower-end readers have been cut. The Pocket Edition now quotes a price that is similar to that of the Nook Wi-Fi at $150. That is a good cut from the earlier price of $170. Meanwhile, the Touch Edition would cost $170 compared to the earlier price of $200. It seems like

The Canadians are at it again. Last we heard about a Rogers’ coup was just a few hours ago when the BlackBerry Curve 9300 latched on to the carrier. The latest is that the Motorola Flipout has arrived on Rogers. The carrier is offering the phone for a 3-year contract at C$30. You can also get your Flipout for C$375 san the 3-year contract. The Motorola Flipout is expected to be a hit for Rogers for the many features that the device boasts of.The Google Android 2.1 phone with a 3.0 mega pixel comes with a Motoblur UI and is being offered as a fashionable device. The Flipout