Samsung ships 2 Million Galaxy Tabs in three months

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Samsung just announced that they have sold 2 million of their Galaxy Tab Android tablets in the past three months which is remarkable considering that they are only selling the 3G + Wi-Fi models that need to have a data plan and are sold through mobile carriers. We're hoping that the Galaxy Tab's strong adoption and popularity will guarantee a Honeycomb (Android 3.0) update in the near future. It will also be interesting to see how the Wi-Fi only variant of the Galaxy Tab sells once it is released. We recently wrote a column on why the Samsung Galaxy Tab may be the most compelling eBook reading device today.

WishList: PodFlexPro iPhone/iPod/smartphone flexible dock

Okay, unlike most WishList features the PodFlexPro isn't overly expensive or exotic but it is incredibly useful. For users who want to watch videos on their smartphones or MP3 players, the PodFlexPro safely wraps around surfaces and frees up the user's hands.  Available for $24.00, this is a great solution for folks who spend time on treadmills, stationary bikes or walkers but who want to be entertained while getting exercise.

LG Canada launches Optimus Chic smartphone on Bell

Here's the LG Optimus Chic, a midrange fashion-focused Android smartphone running on OS 2.2 and featuring a 3.2-inch screen, 600 MHz screen, GPS, 5MP camera and will be sold for $0 on a 3 year term with a minimum $50 voice and data plan or for $249.95 with no term. Hit jump for the full specs and press release.

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Review: Incipio Samsung Galaxy Tab Silicrylic hard shell case with silicone core

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is a pretty sturdy tablet specially since it's got the Gorilla Glass front panel protecting the screen but the device's polycarbonate body won't stand up to too many drops. We've been testing the Incipio Samsung Galaxy Tab Silicrylic hard shell case for about three weeks and find that it manages to offer superb protection at the expense of a little added bulk.

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