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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 and Galaxy Note III tipped for IFA 2013 release in September
These days Samsung rumours pretty much equals SamMobile, and today the skinny is that Samsung is planning on hitting IFA 2013 in September with a Galaxy Tab 3 and Galaxy Note III launch double.
The Berlin tech show has seen Samsung do plenty of business in the past, so it's certainly not a stretch to believe, even if the rumour comes with the usual lack of source-naming beyond saying it comes from “an insider”.
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Apple sobs over Samsung Galaxy Tab UK court defeat
As Matt scribbled yesterday, The High Court of England & Wales has ruled that the various Samsung Galaxy Tabs are ultimately ‘different’ from Apple’s iPads, and will remain on sale in the UK.
There are all sorts of juicy quotes and that, including a tear-filled statement from Team Cupertino.
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Samsung: full Ice Cream Sandwich definitely not coming to Galaxy S or Galaxy Tab
There’s still a fair bit of confusion concerning which devices will get Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) and when, but Samsung deserves a special mention for making an absolute meal of things with the Galaxy S.
First Samsung said that Ice Cream Sandwich wasn’t a possibility for the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab, citing TouchWiz and memory restrictions, then it said it was having second thoughts before announcing a “Value Pack”. Phew.
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Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab after all?
South Korea’s favourite son, Samsung, recently announced the Sammo devices that are confirmed for Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) action, but there were two notable omissions – namely the original Samsung Galaxy S and 7in Samsung Galaxy Tab.
As one might’ve expected, in the days following the announcement, Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab owners wept openly before Samsung’s feet, and resultantly the manufacturer is said to be considering a cheeky u-turn on its previous statement.
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South Korea’s favourite, Samsung, recently rattled off a list of its devices that can expect an imminent upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0), but there were a couple of notable omissions.
Those who’ve chosen to stick by the original Samsung Galaxy S and 7in Samsung Galaxy Tab will not be dining on Ice Cream Sandwich, and now Sammo has revealed why.
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Samsung planning Galaxy Tab 11.6
Samsung has never been a fan of “one size fits all”, as evidenced by the four flavours of its Android-based Galaxy Tab tablet.
You can currently grab the Samsung Galaxy Tab in 7, 8.9 or 10.1in format, a 7.7in model is on the horizon too, and now a source of BGR reports that a massive 11.6in variant is in the works.
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Apple aims to wipe out Samsung Galaxy range in Europe
The legal battle between Samsung and Apple keeps getting hotter – and frankly more brutal – by the day. According to Webwereld, Apple is now going after the entire Galaxy range in Europe.
That’s apparently the gist of a complaint filed by Apple in the Netherlands. An injunction would ban the sale and import of the devices in question, and since the Netherlands is Europe’s entry point, the case could affect the entire continent.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7in set for hardware upgrade
In the name of… Yes, it’s yet another Samsung story. Don’t shoot the messenger, man; we don’t make the news, we just write it.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7in was pretty much the only slate to grab a significant slice of Apple’s tablet pie last year, but it’s getting on a bit now. Good news for Sammie fans and Apple haters alike then; the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7in is due for a sexy hardware upgrade.
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Samsung brings Apple war to the UK
You’re all no doubt familiar with the complaint Apple has filed against Samsung in the US, essentially claiming that the Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S (among others) have ripped off the iPad and iPhone.
The case has led to increasingly ridiculous claims and counter-claims, such as Samsung’s request to see the iPhone 5 and iPad 3. Unsurprisingly, that request was rejected.
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iPad rivals reduce build plans
JP Morgan’s Mark Moskowitz, who warned of an "increasing risk of a bubble burst" in the tablet market back in March, has produced a new investor report indicating that Apple’s competitors have reduced their build plans.
Recently I bemoaned the state of the tablet scene, observing that the first wave of devices from big name competitors has given Apple little to worry about. JP Morgan’s latest figures certainly concur with that notion.
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