The Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO tablets are formally entering European markets today. Unlike yesterday’s American launch — which saw just the NotePRO and 10.1-inch TabPRO making their debut — all three variants of the Galaxy TabPRO are available.
Customs officials in Stuttgart, Germany, have seized and destroyed 250 counterfeit Galaxy S4 handsets that were set to go on sale in Europe. The devices were picked up at the airport as they entered the country, then demolished one-by-one with a hammer.
The LG G Flex will continue its international rollout later this week when it goes on sale in more than 20 countries across Europe.
Consumers in the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, Austria, and other “major European markets” will be able to get their hands on the flexible smartphone for the first time since it made its debut in Korea last November.
The Galaxy Tab 3 Lite, a more affordable version of Samsung’s entry-level Android tablet, has been made available to pre-order in Europe for the first time since it was announced last week.
The Wi-Fi only model is priced at 6,490 rubles in Russia, which is roughly $206 U.S. dollars; while the 3G model costs 9,900 rubles, which is around $294 U.S. dollars.
Motorola is now in the process of rolling out the much-anticipated Android 4.4.2 KitKat update to all the scaled-down variants of its flagship smartphone, the Moto G, in Europe. The upgrade is a relatively minor bump up from 4.4, and it doesn’t pack much in terms of new functionality, but it does bring a multitude of bug fixes, stability improvements and speed optimizations.
