Videotron to offer HTC Flyer 4G Android Tablet

Videotron has said  that it will begin to carry the HTC Flyer 4G tablet, powered by Google’s Android™ 2.3 operating system. Videotron becomes the only carrier to sell the device. See our review of the WiFi version of the HTC Flyer and read on.

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Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G (TELUS)

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The much awaited Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which is expected to sell in Canada in both WiFi only and WiFi + 4G models in a few weeks,  represents Samsung’s very serious attempt to dominate the Android tablet space and even challenge the current tablet leader, Apple’s iPad 2.

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Videotron announces fibre-optic connected 4G network, tablets

Looks like 4G data connectivity is upon us. Videotron just announced that its fibre-optic mobile network, is evolving towards 4G. The upgrade is possible because the network uses the latest telecommunications technology. Videotron is also planning a number of other developments for the spring, among them the roll-out of services in Saguenay and Gatineau, and the addition of new devices to its product line-up, including its first tablet computer. 

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This is the LG G-Slate, a 3D-capable Honeycomb tablet

The LG G-Slate will apparently be a T-Mobile device (which for Canadians means it should work on Wind Mobile, Videotron and Mobilicity's networks). Clearly running a variant of Android's Honeycomb OS, this 8.9-inch tablet is expected to have a dual-core 1GHz Tegra 2 processor, 32GB of storage, a gyroscope and accelerometer combo plus 3D-capable stereoscopic dual-cameras in the rear (for shooting 3D videos and stills) plus a front-facing camera for video calls. You will 3D glasses to view photos and videos on the LG G-Slate's screen but it can also output regular HD video via a HDMI port. This is coming to T-Mobile in Spring.