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Telstra Announce The Galaxy Note – Finally
Australia is finally getting the Galaxy Note!
After dragging tongues along the ground watching the rest of the World for what feels like forever, Australia’s major carriers Optus and Vodafone had already announced pricing and availability yesterday.
However now Telstra have come out on their Facebook page and have announced they will release in April, but still have a bit to confirm.
We’re guessing at least the $79 cap with maybe an additional $20 a month handset repayments.
Either way, we’re excited! Watch this space!
REAL ICS Actually Starting To Flow In Europe and Korea – No Joke!
Well you can’t have it any better than straight from the source!
We’re still waiting to see how long this post lasts, however this could really be it!
Hence we just posted about the latest Beta released and had our doubts this was in fact Gold.
It very well could be.
Hit that Kies update button continuously and you could be lucky!
Let us know if you are!
New Galaxy S II Beta ICS Version Released – XXLPJ – World Waits and Wonders
So you may rightfully be wondering when Samsung are EVER going to release the final version of Android 4.03 (ICS), for the ever popular Galaxy S II smartphone.
We have had dates of March 10 and March 15, both of which haven’t been true or accurate. We wait for tomorrow still to be fair.
However, the nice people over at SamMobile.com have just released a new Beta to everyone’s amazement.
Hence if you are not shy of a bit of Odin work and you like trying new things, then here you have it.
Surely this must be the final Gold version relabelled as a Beta?
Hit the download here or QR away, we are!
And a quick video of the software in action
Source: sammobile.com
Google 7″ Tablet From Asus In The Works
Well according to the team over at ZDnet, Asus and Google are reportedly working on a co-branded 7 inch Android Tablet.
The smaller form factor appears to be a hot topic amongst vendors at the present, with Samsung already outing their much applauded model.
Could it be that Android manufacturers are after the fabled Kindle Fire market, or is smaller becoming better with Android Tablets?
HTC was apparently not interested in the project, whilst it was deemed Acer did not have the development team required.
Only time will tell, but we will be following all developments on this first to market Google branded tablet with great intent.
