Gameloft has released 3 new games for Android! http://androidandme.com/2010/12/game...ameloft-my-15/ I'm not sure which devices these games support, but they look quite good! Brother In Arms -- a war sim with vehicles Fishing Kings -- not my cup, but could be fun Lets Golf 2 -- golf game, looks great! EDIT: It seems that they are generally available! Win.
I tested transferring my contacts from N900 to Galaxy Tab. In N900 there is an option to export all contacts as vCards (versions 2.1 and 3.0). You must be viewing the list of all contacts when this option shows in the menu. Export asks for a folder name and saves each contact as a separate vCard file in that folder. The files included all my contact fields (all phone numbers, regular an email adress fields etc.). In the next step I copied all vCard files to my MacBook Pro. Then I imported them in Apple Address Book by selecting them all and opening in Address Book. From Address Book it is possible to export all contacts as a single file. The last step was to import that one file to Google Contacts. Now I finally had all my contacts transferred from N900 to my Galaxy Tab.
This is interesting... Clockwork recovery tool for the Galaxy Tab. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyBZMAGE6O4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQzVV...eature=related It seems that you can restore from a number of different Tab images! Very nifty.
How about using your idea the other way... by having the Tab be the mothership and having a small device to use as a cellphone handset. This presupposes that here in the States Samsung will get a cellphone interface onto the Tab. of course. And I know you can buy a bluetooth ear dongle thingy but that sort of destroys the coolness factor, dontcha think?
The one thing that concerned me was the keyboard. I am very used to n900 and blackberry and can type pretty rapidly on them. With the few seconds I spent with the Tab I was kind of struggling. Most concerning of all was typing symbols. With the N900 virtually all symbols are available by pressing either alt or shift. So even if I have to type a symbol (which I often do) it does not really slow me down. With the Tab it looked like that could be an issue. Typing on screen as well could also be much slower than on the N900 keyboard. I am hoping I can adjust. Will also try out swype to see how fast that is.