Luckyman said:Samsung Tab will bomb... almost 1000 :lol
yeah but it will be sold at 199 to 299 with a contract and maybe even less. I mean the desire costs almost 500 and you get it for 1 with a contract.
Luckyman said:Samsung Tab will bomb... almost 1000 :lol
What was interesting was what happened when future plans popped up. Samsung Mobile's President, JK Shin, got a little feisty and let drop that the Galaxy Tab would definitely be getting the Android 3.0 Gingerbread update. He also went further and said that Samsung would be releasing devices based on the Tablet-friendly "Honeycomb" version of Android next year and that Samsung would have a "full tablet portfolio" in 2011.
Andrex said:Good question.
Those Euros and Japanese must really love the X10.
seb said:yes it is, but for me, no market = no buy. What is this "no market" policy everyone talks about. Do they have to pay google ? I thought it was an integral part of Android, it's half of the value IMO.
Or maybe I misunderstand this and you can still access the apps some other way ?
Archos 101 ($300, mid-October) - Of all the Archos tablets, we're probably most excited about this 10.1-incher. Form factor-wise, the .5-inch thick tablet is plenty thin, and at .93-pound, it felt really light in hand compared to the iPad. The 1024 x 600-resolution, capacitive touchscreen was responsive and the 1GHz processor gave it enough power to play a 720p video. Like the 70, it has a front-facing VGA cam as well as USB and HDMI ports. It's also got a kickstand on the back that allows you to prop it up at a nice angle for typing on the on-screen keyboard. Obviously, there's a number of more Android tablets hitting soon, but this one definitely seems like a new contender in our book.
Well, with the iPad you could use the camera kit to export you photos to it quickly. It is just a small dongle. The Tab will most likely have similar.kaching said:The Galaxy Tab commits the same sin the iPad does for me - it doesn't have suitable I/O options other than a proprietary connector. I want a standard USB and SD card reader slot in these things. They're big enough to accommodate them. One of the biggest use cases I can see for these tablets in my personal use is in photography, previewing photos on the go with a larger screen.
I can't really see myself going for one until then.
kIdMuScLe said:Man after hearing that T-mobile is going to stop selling the MotoCLIQ soon, which basically means they given up supporting the phone, I've decided that the next phone i'm getting is going to be one that comes with a stock Android rom. None of that SENSE, MotoBLur and custom GUI shit for me. This is bullshit.... Hopefully we MotoCLIQ owners get to see the 2.1 update even though i'm running a leaked 2.1 on mine.
Patriots7 said:Can someone explain this to me?
http://www.businessweek.com/news/20...e-world-s-largest-android-phone-supplier.html
How does Sony Ericsson possess 17% percent of the market for Android phones?
kIdMuScLe said:Man after hearing that T-mobile is going to stop selling the MotoCLIQ soon, which basically means they given up supporting the phone, I've decided that the next phone i'm getting is going to be one that comes with a stock Android rom. None of that SENSE, MotoBLur and custom GUI shit for me. This is bullshit.... Hopefully we MotoCLIQ owners get to see the 2.1 update even though i'm running a leaked 2.1 on mine.
Yes you can buy it and then choose which company you want to go with.gutter_trash said:hey Canada GAF, do I have to buy a phone from Telus, Rogers, Fido? or can I buy the phone somewhere else and get them to provide the data plan?
Probably the smaller manufacturers like Huawei?-Pyromaniac- said:I hope in the future there are more phones released with vanilla android. Are there any others besides the Nexus One and the upcoming G2?
Not interested. I've got plenty of dongles and accessories and the like. I don't need more and I certainly don't want them for a device that's intended to be highly totable, elegant and self-contained. I'll wait until the second gen of the tablet revolution if they're all going to milk the first gen like this.PhoncipleBone said:Well, with the iPad you could use the camera kit to export you photos to it quickly. It is just a small dongle. The Tab will most likely have similar.
Bah, no one wants a Huawei phone. I mean right now I have an iphone 4 but I always intended to get an android phone afterward because I'm a geek and I fiend new shit.zoku88 said:Probably the smaller manufacturers like Huawei?
Brettison said:Anyone know how soon Samsung will be pushing out 2.2 for the galaxy phones? I'm thinking about getting a captivate in the next week or so, but would really like 2.2 asap.
Also someone said you can only install stuff from the marketplace on the default setup? Anyways to get around this on a captivate without having to root?
What's the best deal I can get on an upgrade on a family plan for this phone? (I'm not the primary line).
Any complaints or reasons why I should stay away from this phone???
Mr. Hyde said:Is the captivate the best android phone on AT&T? I've been using a 8100 blackberry Pearl for years now and I think I want to get a new phone. I was always planning to go to the iPhone but I've been growing more interested in android phones over the past few months. Also, does anyone know the contract renewal price for the captivate at Costco? Someone was mentioning to me last month it was $99.99, but I am not entirely sure.
DrFunk said:The best Android phone on ATT is one you can buy unlocked, from anywhere in the world
but sold by Att? probably. I'm not sure of the renewal price at Cosco, but it's only $80 at amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003TLMQG8/?tag=neogaf0e-20
DrFunk said:The update will probably be OTA, direct from Samsung. You can't install non-market apk's initially, but you can use Android Central's Sideload Wonder Machine and install them in less than 10 seconds: http://www.androidcentral.com/sideload-android-apps-all-you-want-sideload-wonder-machine
Not sure about the other question, but the phone is a great choice, and I recommend it
Why would you want a netbook with Android?Visualante said:Are android netbooks so far off everyone's radar that they're irrelevant?
I don't know. Chrome OS isn't here yet, I want a netbook, this thing came along with great specs. I've never used Android so I don't know what it's like or whether it could be suited to a netbook. Toshiba are apparently making significant changes.brotkasten said:Why would you want a netbook with Android?
The freshly announced dual-core Orion promises to whip us all into a frenzy of geek lust with "5 times the 3D graphics performance over the previous processor generation from Samsung," 1080p video encoding and decoding at 30fps, embedded GPS, a native triple display controller, and on-chip HDMI 1.3a interface. Those last two bits mean you can drive two displays on your mobile device while feeding a third, such as a HDTV, all thanks to the one all-powerful chip inside. Availability for "select customers" is coming late this year, with mass production set for the first half of 2011. To say we're looking forward to it would be a massive understatement.
Ephemeris said:
x10 is so-so, not very good at all. Lots of shitty design choices although the firmware update has improved things a little.The Interrobanger said:Are you X10 owners happy with your phones?
I bricked my HTC Magic last week when trying to update to CM6 and the X10 is the best android phone Rogers has at the moment (The Galaxy S Captivate is sill AWOL even though it's been announced)
They're going for about $275-350 on Craigslist so I figure I can't go wrong...
EDIT: Actually, fuck that. The bootloader hasn't been hacked yet so there's no custom ROM options.
If I import a GSM phone from Japan/Europe and unlock it, it should work with Rogers, right?
You can buy from the states or whatever but you MUST check with your chosen provider first to see if the phone will work, and sometimes they'll just say "maybe".gutter_trash said:hey Canada GAF, do I have to buy a phone from Telus, Rogers, Fido? or can I buy the phone somewhere else and get them to provide the data plan?
We do have two of the best on the market right now with the Galaxy S on Bell and the Desire on Telus.CrushDance said:x10 is so-so, not very good at all. Lots of shitty design choices although the firmware update has improved things a little.
You can buy from the states or whatever but you MUST check with your chosen provider first to see if the phone will work, and sometimes they'll just say "maybe".
I really wish we had better Android phones in Canada, ugh.
CrushDance said:I really wish we had better Android phones in Canada, ugh.