The image above is the Samsung i-400 which is headed to Verizon by the obvious branding at the top of this device. The i-400 is rocking a rather unique form factor which, as you can see, features a smaller secondary display. We’re assuming this will display the time as well as call information.

This device is said to be running Android 2.1 and we can see the TouchWiz UI that is on Verizon’s Galaxy S phone, the Samsung Fascinate. We also know that Bing has made it to this device as the default search engine, which we’ve come to expect from Verizon after their statement regarding their relationship with Microsoft. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced nor has this device for that matter, so we’ll just have to wait and see what the holidays bring.

Anyone find this device appealing?

Source: Android Phone News

One of the most appealing factor when it comes to new devices is the price and when it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Tab that’s all some of you are focused on. The AndroidGuy’s AT&T source has said that training for the highly anticipated Android 2.2 tablet has begun and has provided some pricing for this device, you might want to sit down for this.

• $15 – 100MB for 1 day


• $30 – 300MB for 7 days


• $50 – 1GB for 30 days

We’re hoping that the above prices aren’t final, but if they do end up sticking would you pay these prices to have the Samsung Galaxy Tab?

Features of the Galaxy Tab include:

• Android 2.2


• 7? WSVGA enhanced TFT display


• 1GHz Cortex A8 Hummingbird processor


• TouchWiz UI


• Front-facing camera


• Wi-Fi


• GPS


• Bluetooth


• Micro SD expandable up to 32GB

Via Android News