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Sunday, 2 October 2011

Vodafone Germany has own branded Smart Tab 7 and 10 tablets

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If you’re living in Germany and are rather disappointed that you cannot get hold of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in that part of the world simply because Apple’s legal eagles have filed an injunction to the courts to ban the sales of said tablet there, fret not. There are still other alternatives out there (which Apple probably hopes will steer you towards their very own iPad 2), and Vodafone Germany might offer two possible solutions with their very own Vodafone-branded Smart Tab 7 and Smart Tab 10.

Both these models will be powered by the Android 3.2 Honeycomb operating system, running on a 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm processor not to mention sharing the same 1,280 × 800 resolution – which means you can play back High Definition (not Full HD) videos without missing a beat. Not only that, these will sport 16GB and 32GB internal memory capacities, depending on the size of your bank account. Expect these to arrive in Germany this November though at a yet unspecified price point.

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Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Google branded SIM card spotted in Spain

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Google started out as a search engine, but over the years they have managed to expand their list of services to include e-mail (Gmail), a smartphone platform which has quickly dominated the marketshare in terms of platforms (Android) and recently even attempted to launch their very own social network (Google+). With Google Voice being an alternative to your typical cellular calls, would it be a stretch of the imagination to think that Google may one day launch their own carrier service? Apparently not as these recently surfaced photos seem to suggest.

As you can see in the photo above, it looks like a SIM card with the Google brand on it. According to the rumors, these SIM cards are being tested out on the Nexus S. The images apparently come from Spain and it seems that when inserted into the Nexus S device, the carrier branding changes to “Google_Es”. We’re not sure what to make of this as these photos could easily be doctored, although they do appear to be rather real. Could Google be looking to become a carrier of their own in Spain (with the help of Spain’s telcos Pepephone or Simyo) or is this just a really good photoshop job?

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