Could The Samsung Galaxy Tab Be Headed To Verizon or Sprint ? [Unconfirmed]

Aug 29th 2010
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A CDMA version of the oft-spotted Samsung Galaxy Tab has been found, which may point toward an eventual Verizon (or Sprint) 3G version of the tablet. Or not. Whatever, all I have to know is that the Tab runs Android 2.2.

According to the developer who has this CDMA test unit accessible, the Galaxy Tab runs Froyo swimmingly. The Tab still has Flash installed and apparently, significant speakers too. [ Gadgety via SlashGear ]

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