We have three interesting little news bits for today, and we are starting off with what might be the most massive Android smart phone available.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab has been announced several weeks back. However, at that point, nobody knew if the large touch screen tablet Android device was simply a concept idea or a work in progress.
Now, it appears that the device is truly heading to the consumer market and a teaser site has been put up to show the world that Samsung is truly intent on unleashing the 7 inch touch screen tablet to the world.
We are certainly excited about the device –especially about the fact that it runs Google’s operating system. The only remaining question now is whether the device will still be able to receive and send voice calls as it was originally meant to do so.
In other news, Windows Phone 7 is about to be launched this coming October. The launch has been rumored to be coming as early as September (possibly fueled by the progress of development) however, Microsoft has officially stated that they would be launching as promised on October instead.
Expect to see a whole fleet of WP7 devices once the OS is officially launched.
Speaking of the Windows Phone 7 operating system, a new smart phone running the Microsoft platform has been added to the lineup: the LG GW910 smart phone. At first glance, the handset looks like a typical touch screen device. However, the device actually makes use of the type 2 chassis; it comes with a slide out QWERTY keyboard.
Other spec details on the LG GW910 are still scarce at this point, but some believe that it may be the final version of the previously shown LG Panther (on the other hand, there are those who believe that the two devices are separate phones).
Tags: Google-Android, LG-GW910, Microsoft, Samsung, Samsung-Galaxy-Tab, Windows-Phone-7