UPDATE: Plans and pricing have been revealed and we are sharing it with you. Sprint will sell the device for $399.99 in exchange for a two-year commitment to a data service plan. Sprint will also offer the tablet for $599.99 without a contract. Consumers who buy the Galaxy Tab from Sprint have to sign up for a monthly $29.99 plan that includes two gigabytes of data, or a higher end $59.99 plan with a limit of five gigabytes of data. For consumers who don’t want to sign up for a contract, Sprint customers can pay $29.99 each month for 2 gigabytes of data.
The Galaxy Tab runs on Google Inc.’s Android software and is smaller than the iPad with a 9.7″ screen. Unlike Apple’s device, it supports Adobe Flash, enabling it to show more video found on the Internet and many more options for everyday users. It has a camera on each side and a slot for expandable memory, among other features we will find out soon.
Source: WSJ
END OF UPDATE
UPDATE: A leaked chart is being passed around the internet confirming the launch date for the Galaxy Tablet is going to be November 14, 2010. It’s always a great feeling to know that rumors turn out to be correct! We can’t wait to hear opinions on this tablet. Will it have many more features than the Ipad? Some say it will but we want the facts. No word yet on price but when we find out we will let you know. Will Sprint give a better deal than Verizon is offering with their new Ipad? We will find out soon.
Notice in the chart below the launch dates for the upcoming devices at Sprint. It seems the white HTC Evo will now be available in stores as well. This means the white Evo will no longer be exclusive to Best Buy which we all knew would happen sooner or later.
Source: Androidcentral
END OF UPDATE
Rumors were going around in September that the Samsung Galaxy may be on its way to several carriers including At&t, Sprint, TMobile and possibly even Verizon by this October or November. Speculations were that the device would have wifi and possibly be a 4G tablet. We aren’t sure if it is or not just yet.
As long as BoyGeniusReports tipster isn’t mistaking, Sprint will be the first to release their own Samsung Galaxy Tablet on November 14th of this year. The tipster also reported that the price for this 7″ display sized tablet will be $399 with a 2yr agreement or $599 with no agreement.
Features of the Samsung Galaxy Tablet are said to be:
- 7″ Display Size with TFT technology creating brighter colors and clearer pictures
- Android 2.2 Operating System with Flash Player 10.1 built in
- Two cameras – one rear facing 3 megapixel and one front facing 1.3 megapixel with camcorder
- One-on-one video chat will be supported
- Google services such as Google Maps, Google Navigation (beta) and Google Goggles will be available
The feature information provided is based on information found at BGR. Some information may or may not be different when the actual specs are released. We will update the information if anything changes.
If you haven’t seen the commercial, check it out now!
Source: BGR
© 2010, GirlGoneGeek. All rights reserved.




Good news! I’ve been saving my sign up upgrade. My only beef on this is about the voice calling features. I heard that it will be disabled. Well, I don’t want to sign a contract for a tablet. Why would I? Who owns a tablet that has a contract? There are a lot of tablets out and coming soon. If the voice calling is on, I’ll get this right away. Would I use it as a phone and put it in my ear to make calls? Well, That’s not of anybody’s business.
$399 wh an effffffin joke!!!!
http://mp4nation.net/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_36_66&products_id=430&gclid=CJ6wrPOyxqQCFUHsKgodYy2sBw Android tab sporting 2.2 for $199
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/android-tablet-news/330-augens-7-android-tablet-hits-k-mart-stores-week-149-a.html Android tab sporting 2.2 for $149 and its at freakin KMART lol
that was 2 seconds of searching since i knew Android Tabs have been out for about a year already..
Android Tablets will be significantly cheaper from Anyone other than Carriers..
I agree, if this can’t also make calls or use a Bluetooth headset then I would not buy into this. I don’t see why they would disable the phone though. Makes no sense since they want to sell service with it.
If it is disabled my guess would be either, the phone is not working properly and they are just rushing it to market hoping to fix it later, or it failed some FCC specs and they had to in order to sell it.
But no phone that I can use a BT headset for would make this a no buy in my book.
There is always Skype calling…
why only 7″ screen? that sucks,
@gTen -
Yes but it’s not quite the same. If I’m paying for a full service package I should get phone with it! In fact I already have a phone package! I want to be able to upgrade to a pad and be done with it!
@BooDaddy –
7″ is better for portability. a 10″ is great for those who carry a briefcase with them to protect the unit. And from what I read there is a 10″ version coming.
I think a 7″ is the good median size, large enough to read web and text decently without the three line and scroll problem, and small enough that you can keep it in your vest pocket of your jacket for handsfree activity.
I’m a Mobile broadcast engineer so I use my phone a lot during shoots. I also use it to keep Manuals on the equipment in my truck so this is the perfect device and size for both those tasks.
Um, did anyone happen to notice the PHONE APP in the picture above? I would say thats a pretty strong indicator that the phone will be working, especially since sprint is a cell phone company….that does not offer net books or anything of that sort.
@myturbogsx95 – Um, DId you happen to see that there is no Sprint logo anywhere? Here, Read…
http://www.mobileburn.com/news.jsp?Id=10827
lol good call myturbo
jethro – yes we noticed, which is why I quote “As long as BoyGeniusReports tipster isn’t mistaking”
@Courtney1985 – Yeah I got that. I’m just saying that the render’s phone icon does not prove that the US version of the tablet will have voice capabilities.
Confirmed! Nov. 14 release. it also confirms that there will be no voice capabilities as Sprint only offers Data plans for it. It also confirm that we cannot use our eligible phone upgrade for it since it’s only on a mobile data plans. Let’s boycott this tablet and let it fail!
Now, Where is that dude that said that Sprint is a cell phone company and there is a phone icon which proves that it will have phone functions? Step up and admit that your an idiot
@COurtney- you should add the Rate Plan details also.. especially since its a huge rip off and everyone needs to know..
$30 a month plan = 2GB of Data
$60 a month plan = 5GB of Data
didnt see an unlimited plan, id assume if one does come itll be around the $80+ mark…
***i use 5GB of data in about 3days lol- i average 30GBs of data usuage a month… guess Tabs arent for me lol****
hrmm, its alot cheaper compared to the HP SLATE…….makes me wonder.
the commercial even entices you to have no life.. dude is walking around checking stuff on the go and his desk.
i guess that’s why the porn business is growing so quickly, because people are playing with their devices (if you know what i mean) instead of meeting new people and actually having a meaningful conversation with them face to face.
Lets see, once again…..No 4g? I honestly think sprint is trying to get all thier customers to leave.
[...] incredibly fast. The iPad went on sale in the beginning of April, about 7 months before the release of the first Android based tablet, the Samsung Galaxy on Sprint. Granted, the price is about the same (at $600 without a contract) but it’s definitely [...]
[...] This post was Twitted by nasser2ti [...]
Tumblr article…
I saw someone writing about this on Tumblr and it linked to…
Tumblr article…
I saw someone writing about this on Tumblr and it linked to…
News info…
I was reading the news and I saw this really cool information…
Beauty-Test-Berichte…
Informative Beauty-Test-Berichte zum Thema Kosmetik…
Tumblr article…
I saw someone talking about this on Tumblr and it linked to…
My Latest Blogroll Additions…
great submit, very informative. I ponder why the opposite experts of this sector don’t understand this. You should proceed your writing. I’m confident, you’ve a huge readers’ base already!…