Samsung working on Seven inch Super AMOLED display

For those of you thinking about purchasing the first-gen Galaxy Tab, here's some news that may make you want to wait. Samsung is working on a 7 inch version of it's Super AMOLED display, with  1200x600 resolution. Many were disappointed that the Galaxy Tab wasn't introduced with Super AMOLED off the bat, and although the display on it is nice, Super AMOLED is quite the looker. Production on the display is expected to begin in June 2011.

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US Cellular getting Samsung Galaxy Tab

Samsung apparently isn't satisfied with just launching it's Galaxy Tab on the big four networks. The next stop on the Galaxy Tab launch train apparently is US Cellular. No word yet on what date or how much yet, but will most likely be in line with what the other carriers are offering.

[Engadget]

Samsung announces it has shipped one million Galaxy S phones

In a press release today, Samsung has announced that they have now shipped one million Galaxy S smartphones, which isn't bad, considering the handsets launched just 45 days ago. Samsung surely helped it's cause with it's launch procedure, they launched globally on different carriers at the same time, a first for the smartphone market.

Samsung also threw out a bone to those waiting for an upgrade to Android 2.2, the press release stated that all Galaxy S phones "will be upgradeable to Android 2.2 in the future." So there you go, you'll either get it tomorrow or at the same time you purchase your flying car.

[Boy Genius Report]

Samsung Galaxy Tab gets official teaser video

Pictures of the tablet have already floated around, but now Samsung has gone and released an official teaser video for it's upcoming Galaxy S Tab. Based on the video, we know it'll have a 7" inch screen, run Android 2.2, have video calling, Google navigation, and HD video playback, among other things.

At the end of the video it says September 2 and Berlin, Germany, We're not sure if this is the release date or just when the official announcement will be, but we're sure it'll be the latter.

Samsung introduces first portable 3D Blu-Ray player

Samsung wanted to make sure you get use out of those 3D glasses you've bought, so today they introduced a portable 3D Blu-Ray player. Now don't get too hot an bothered, the 3D will only work when it's connected to a television via HDMI, but it does have a 10.1" screen so you can enjoy your Blu-Ray discs on the go in glorious 2D. It's also got integrated Wi-Fi, so you'll have access to all of Samsung's current apps.

The BD-C8000 will be available this month for $499.99.

[Businesswire]