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Samsung mobile division must be riding high with the news that company has secured more than 3 million booking as pre-order for its first ever dual core Samsung Galaxy S II Smartphone. On Sunday, company said that worldwide pre-order...

Samsung has decided to take Apple's iPad on its own turf for the launch of Galaxy Tab - a 7 inch touch screen tablet device which Samsung announced few weeks back. Samsung has cracked the deal with four carrier in U.S. to launch its much awaited "Galaxy Tab" tablet device during the upcoming holiday season.

As companies are aiming to grab the chunk of fast-growing Tablet device market, spearheaded by Apple's iPad, it's time for Toshiba, a Japanese Electronic device manufacturer, who has decided to fight for the share in Tablet device market following to Samsung, Microsoft, RIM and LG.

Finally the suspense over the Samsung's tablet PC comes to an end after company has spilled the details about its first tablet computer: "Galaxy Tab". The new baby from Samsung inherits some of the great features which are either similar or missing in its nearest competitor "iPad" from Apple. In a press conference at Berlin, company has announced its roll out plan with Vodafone.

Samsung Electronics is poised to unveil its first tablet PC offering at the IFA electronics show in Berlin, Germany early next month. The rumored nickname for the new device is the “Galaxy Tab,” a la the company’s new Galaxy S smartphone series. Moving further, Samsung has released a teaser video for its upcoming Android based Tablet yesterday.

Mobile market is blowing so the competition. All major companies are struggling to rule the market anonymously. Undoubtedly Apple has left others behind, if not beaten, with its flagship product iPhone. Dethroning Apple's iPhone may be too big to chew for few old market leaders like LG & Nokia, who are struggling to find the pace in the market now.

Anyone who hasn’t been living under a rock would probably heard about the iPhone , Apple’s now legendary phone offering that spawned an entire blue ocean ecosystem of handsets, music and applications. They say the sincerest form of flattery is imitation and Google’s Android attempted to do just that by providing an iphone-like OS for 3rd party manufacturers in order to curb Apple’s influence and market share in the touchscreen smartphone market.