Samsung To Sell Galaxy Tab To Biggies – AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile & Sprint

Samsung wants to leave no stone unturned to make its debut Android tablet a huge success. So, it today announced deals with all the four top US telecom operators to sell Galaxy Tab in the country. The Samsung Galaxy Tab portfolio of mobile tablets from AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless will be available in the coming months. Considering that tablet is going to four different operators, expect some tweaks and differences in carrier-wise models.

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Galaxy Tab’s Arrival On Verizon Now Confirmed

We all have heard that Samsung Galaxy Tab will be hitting AT&T [which was confirmed recently], Sprint and Verizon. Today we have a Verizon confirmation, the pictures below sums it up pretty well. We expect to hear more from Samsung at the upcoming New York event on Thursday.

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The “Verizon iPhone” Vs. “The iPhone On Verizon’s Network”

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If you think back to 2005, you’ll remember that the Motorola RAZR phone was all the rage. Not entirely unlike the iPhone today, it was the sleek phone that everyone wanted. But if you happened to be on the largest carrier in the U.S., Verizon, you couldn’t get one. Again, sound familiar?

It wasn’t until just about a year later that a version (the V3c) finally came to Verizon. It was a long wait, but I was excited to finally have access to the device, I pre-ordered one the first day I could. When I finally got it, there were some surprises in store. Rather than having the same colorful user interface that my friends’ RAZRs (on other networks) had, it had some god-awful red proprietary UI made by Verizon itself. It also came with the added bonus of having Bluetooth file transfer capabilities disabled by Verizon. And it was loaded to the brim with Verizon’s V CAST garbage.

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