The other day T-Mobile released new information about their two upcoming devices runing on its HSPA+ network, one of the devices is the Samsung Galaxy S 4G. It is one of the first tablets to run the Honeycomb version of Android. However, the price was still not revealed as well as the exact date of when the two devices will be made available.

The Samsung Galaxy S 4G will be one of the first smartphones that can gain access to T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network. Although, for now it’s hard to tell just how fast it can go to impress the user.… Read more

Great news for T-Mobile users! Leaked documentation just surfaced indicating T-Mobile will be cutting the price of their Samsung Galaxy Tab from the $349.99 to the new lower price of $249.99 on Wednesday. That’s a $100 savings for your Android device. This information is based on an internal T-Mobile memo, and it also states that a $50 mail-in rebate will be made public Wednesday.

T-Mobile secretly slashed off prices for their Samsung Galaxy Tab and few other smartphones quite early. Their Galaxy Tab version now holds the cheapest amongst all US carriers if a contract is included. The device’s price dropped $50 and can now be availed for $350 locked. The Vibrant is now sold for $150 with contract.

Because of an unknown disappearance of the SMS Online offering in late November, T-Mobile USA has restored its unlimited messaging option for the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

The fourth largest wireless carrier today is now offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab for the price of $399 after rebate with a two-year contract requirement. They also offered two data plans for the tablet PC.

Since Verizon Wireless already made announcements of their release of the most awaited tablet PC by Samsung, other carriers also made their own proclamation of the Galaxy Tab’s arrival. We will give you insider scoop on these details.

We reported yesterday that Sprint is offering $399 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab for a 2-year contract and additional $200 without. It is a bit pricey for a tablet PC but rumors spreading that it’s not only Sprint offering the Galaxy Tab for a costly amount.  

All four major US wireless carriers is expected to release their own individual phone plans for the Samsung Galaxy Tab by the last quarter of 2010. While no one has disclosed a price or launch date, T-Mobile has created a sign up page for prospective Galaxy Tab buyers. It’s not like a pre-order page; it’s more like a sign up page for interested consumers to get notification when more information or news about the Galaxy Tab arrives.

Samsung Galaxy Tab is powered by Froyo, Google’s Android 2.2 Operating System and Samsung and T-Mobile together with most other wireless carriers are… Read more