Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

The wireless carrier will offer a 16GB version of the tablet in stores and online for $100 more than the WiFi-only version. [Read more]

Well, it turns out that rumors were on the right track. Verizon just confirmed that it will have the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 with 4G LTE in stock on Thursday, March 7. Pricing is set at $599.99 and users will be given the option to add the tablet to their Share Everything plan for...

Verizon Wireless looks all set to be on the receiving end of the 4G LTE-capable Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 this coming March 7th which frankly, is not too far away. In just three days from now, you will be able to enjoy blazing speeds when surfing with the LTE-enabled Galaxy Note 10.1. Of course,...

Finally there's a carrier that has the LTE-flavored Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 model in stock and is ready to take the money of whoever wants to buy one. However, the carrier in question isn't one of the four big players on the U.S. market. Actually, the tablet is available from U.S. Cellular, paired...

Speculation has the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE launching from Verizon this Thursday, March 7th, obviously with 4G LTE connectivity; the tablet includes the S Pen and the features that go along with it, and the device is powered by a quad-core 1.4GHz processor probably driven by Android 4.1.2...

On February 1, we reported that US Cellular would be offering a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet when its LTE network went live. Now the carrier has released another Galaxy tablet, this time offering the Note 10.1 for sale on its website. The device is sold along with a data plan that ranges from 2GB...

Americans wanting a Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE of their own have largely been biding their time for a Verizon model. They're still waiting for that variant to show, but US Cellular isn't -- it just started shipping its own variant of the 4G tablet. From all indications, the slate is largely a branding...

The $499 LTE-enabled tablet is now available at U.S. Cellular, both online and offline. [Read more]

The $499 LTE-enabled tablet is now available at U.S. Cellular, both online and offline. [Read more]

The continuous saga of Unicorn Apocalypse, the made up video game from a made up studio that has been at the heart of the last few Samsung ads, will be a made-up movie directed by the very real Tim Burton in the latest installment of the ads; this time, the device being pitched by the Korean...