The Samsung Galaxy Note is finally available for purchase in Canada across three different carriers: Bell, Telus, and Rogers.  The Galaxy Note is a particularly attractive smartphone for individuals seeking one device that can perform the functions of a smartphone and a tablet.  Instead of buying a standalone smartphone and tablet, the Galaxy Note provides more »

Microsoft and Nokia are making a push to get the Nokia Lumia 800 available in as many markets as possible.  Today, Nokia announced that its Lumia 800 running Windows Phone 7.5 is going to launch in Australia sometime in March.  Instead of being available on one exclusive carrier, the Lumia 800 will be available on more »

Play.com, a United Kingdom based retailer, is listing the sleek Sony Xperia S as launching on January 30th.  Despite being announced by Sony at CES 2012, the Xperia S — previously known as the Nozomi — was not given a launch date.  Previous evidence suggested a launch in early March, but if Play.com’s information proves more »

A week ago, T-Mobile announced the availability and pricing of the HTC Radar 4G through its Facebook account. The HTC Radar was expected to launch on November 2nd for the two year contract price of $99. Considering it features mid-range hardware and the latest Windows Phone 7 hardware, we would say it is priced appropriately. more »

If you’re a fan of the Windows Phone 7 mobile OS and T-Mobile service, then you’ll likely be excited to know that T-Mobile is going to launch the HTC Radar 4G on November 2nd for the affordable two year contract price of $100. The Radar 4G by HTC features the Mango version of Windows Phone more »

If you’ve been using Google Chrome outside of the United States, then you likely did not have access to its Web Store, since it is only available for American users. However, today, Google announced that the Web Store will be available for use in 24 different countries. The countries, as outlined by Google, include “Argentina, more »

We learned earlier in the week that Verizon was going to be launching the 4G LTE Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 today and well, that launch may not be as smooth as everyone had hoped for. The details are coming by way of a leaked internal Verizon memo which discusses the “delays in the arrival of more »

Even though we already knew the Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G LTE on Verizon Wireless was going to launch on July 28th, it’s always nice to have confirmation. Verizon recently issued a press release detailing the availability (July 28) and pricing ($529 for the 16GB model and $629 for the 32GB model). Keep in mind the more »

Sprint will begin selling the 16GB Wi-Fi version of the newly released Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 on June 24 for $499. On that day, customers will be able to purchase the tablet from Sprint’s website, over the phone and through Sprint Business Sales. If you want to buy the Galaxy Tab 10.1 from a Sprint retail store, you’ll have to wait until July 24.

The Asus Eee Pad Transformer went on sale today in the United States, but you’ll be lucky to find it in stock. This tablet has stormed onto the scene and performed exceptionally well. It didn’t have the same buzz that the Motorola Xoom had out of the gate, but it has still become the Android 3.0 tablet of choice. The tablet has also been getting rave reviews. We suspect one of the biggest incentives customers have towards purchasing the Eee Pad Transformer is its price.